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OIA gets help from international carriers

Ontario Airport Gets Help

International passenger traffic continues to carry the load at Ontario International Airport. Overall passenger activity at the airport was up 1.4 percent year-over-year in July, according to Los Angeles World Airports, the agency that owns and operates Ontario International. All of that increase, however, was on the international side of …

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Inland Empire youth rehabilitation program celebrates 35 years

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Operation New Hope (ONH), an Inland Empire-based youth rehabilitation program, began 35 years ago as a means of preparing at-risk youth for the realities of adulthood. The program originally began as a court-ordered recovery program for teens that were incarcerated and housed in California’s Youth Authority (CYA). ONH’s founder, Bill …

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Farmer Boys Names New Marketing Officer

Farmer Boys Appoints New Management

Farmer Boys has appointed Larry Rusinko as its chief marketing officer. The Riverside-based restaurant chain made the announcement August 24. Rusinko has more than 25 years of brand building and strategic marketing experience. “Farmer Boys continues to grow and Larry is undoubtedly the right person to oversee our marketing efforts,” …

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Wholesale Capital Corporation to do Major Events in September

Throughout September, Wholesale Capital Corporation president Ed Hoffman will participate in multiple events designed to raise civic and patriotic awareness both locally and nationally. Hoffman, host of The Main Event on KTIE AM 590 Saturday mornings at 9:30 AM, has devoted much of his airtime to “making hard news easy …

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CSUSB receives major grant for humanities research

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Cal State San Bernardino recently received a $10,000 grant from Cal Humanities, a non-profit organization that promotes and funds humanities research in California. CSUSB was awarded the grant for their project called “Growing up in Colton: An Oral history of Mexican Americans in South Colton, 1890-1960.” CSUSB’s project began in …

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Inland Empire grocer donates to charity, women’s health

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Stater Bros. Charities, an Inland Empire grocery store chain that begin in Yucaipa in 1936, presented a check in the amount of $20,000 to Community Action Partnership (CAP) as part of the Harvesting Hope in the Summer campaign. CAP’s is a national nonprofit organization that works with partnering agencies to …

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