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New Park for Chino

Moreno Valley park opens

Chino recently opened its first park in 20 years. Chino Rancho Park, 5325 Phillips Blvd., opened to the public during a recent visit ceremony, according to a statement on the city’s website. Mayor Ulloa and the city council were joined by U.S. Rep. Norma Torres, D-Ontario, and Supervisor Curt Hagman …

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RivCo to host community meetings on budget

RivCo to host community meetings on budget

Riverside County residents will soon be able to express their opinions on the county’s budget priorities and the services it provides. Five community meetings – one for each supervisorial district – are scheduled to be held from April 16 through April 29, according to a statement on the county’s website. …

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Hemet Auto Mall gets upgrade

Hemet Auto Mall gets upgrade

Hemet Auto Mall has completed a pavement renovation that took 80 working days to complete. The $2.6 million project, which was marked recently with a grand reopening ceremony, improves access to the facility at the southeast corner of Florida Avenue and Warren Road, according to a statement on the city’s …

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Major overhaul of San Bernardino Park has begun

Cal State University San Bernardino receives grant money

Construction has begun on a $13.8 million renovation of Seccombe Lake Park in San Bernardino. A groundbreaking ceremony was held March 27 at the 44-acre facility near downtown, according to a statement released by the city. Planned improvements at San Bernardino’s second-largest park include restoration of the park’s lake, landscaping …

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Putnam steps down from County Museum

Craig Putnam has retired as an exhibit fabricator with the San Bernardino County Museum.

Craig Putnam has retired as an exhibit fabricator with the San Bernardino County Museum. During his nearly 25 years on the job, Putnam used his woodworking, fabrication, painting and design skills to create many of the museum’s immersive and educational displays, according to a statement on the county’s website. A …

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