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Eyelash extension salons to land in IE

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A Houston-based chain of eyelash extension salons will set up 15 franchised locations in the Inland Empire. Amazing Lash Studio could have stores up and running in Riverside and San Bernardino counties by the end of the first quarter of next year, said Danielle Snyder, a partner in the local …

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Engineering merger announced

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An Inland Empire engineering firm has merged with an engineering company in Los Angeles. I.W. Consulting Engineers Inc. in Riverside has joined forces with Psomas, which has maintained offices in Riverside since the early 1980s, according to a report in The Press- Enterprise. The merger, which took about one year …

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State conference slated for Ontario

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Ontario will host a statewide economic summit next year. The 2015 California Economic Summit will be held Nov. 12-13 at a venue yet to be determined, according to a report in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. Elected officials, members of the business community and representatives from various community organizations will …

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Tribal casino to enlarge

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The Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians has announced plans to expand the tribal-owned and operated Pechanga Resort & Casino. The proposed $285 million expansion would include construction of a wing that would include 548 hotel rooms along with nearly 70,000 square feet of space to be used for conventions, concerts …

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Author discusses local history book

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Megan Hutter, author of “Images of America: San Antonio Heights,” discussed her book Saturday at Oakmont San Antonio Heights in Upland. Hutter, who grew up in Alta Loma, spoke before approximately 70 people at the upscale senior care facility, which opened earlier this year. San Antonio Heights is an unincorporated …

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Proposition 48 would allow Native American casinos on non-reservation land

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Or would it? Technically, the measure only applies to two tribes in central California, but critics say it will make tribal gaming possible anywhere any tribe can buy land. Some of the state’s established gaming tribes are opposed to the proposal. On the surface, Proposition 48 appears relatively straightforward. If …

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