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Jack and Laura Dangermond have been recognized for their conservation efforts. The couple, who founded Esri in Redlands, recently were awarded the Audubon Medal during a banquet at the Plaza Hotel in New York City, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. The award is given out by the National …

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Neale and Patricia Perkins have received the Captain Leland F. Norton Award from Stater Bros. Charities. The Lake Arrowhead couple was recognized for Safariland, the global manufacturer and distributor of law enforcement equipment and automobile accessories that Neale founded, and the Mountain Communities Scholarship Society that they both started, according …

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Three students of the University of Redlands have been named Fulbright scholars. Mounika Parimi, Amber Stansbury and Stefani Spence all received grants to study and conduct research under the Fulbright Program, according to a statement released by the university last week. Parimi, who graduated last year, will attend Technische Universitat …

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Scott Ferguson has been named chief of Murrieta’s Fire Department. Ferguson, currently Santa Monica Fire Department chief, will take over May 18, according to multiple reports. He will replace Matt Shobert, who was Murrieta’s fire chief for nearly four years. Last summer, Shobert was struck in the face with a …

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Darci Castillejos of Menifee has received the Eleanor Roosevelt Hero Award from the National Association of Business Owners’ San Diego chapter. Castillejos, a restaurant owner and a member of the Navy reserves, managed a write-in campaign last year for her hometown’s mayor while she was stationed in Afghanistan as a …

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Stacey Bailey, a teacher at West Valley High School in Hemet, has been named a member of the California Thespian Hall of Fame. Bailey, who has taught at the high school since it opened in 1990, was inducted Saturday during the California Thespian Festival, according to report in The Press-Enterprise. …

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