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Desert retail pad sells for $6.3 million

Desert retail pad sells for $6.3 million

A multi-tenant retail pad in Palm Desert has been sold for $6.3 million. The property at 3120 Dinah Shore Drive is part of Monterey Crossing, a recently developed shopping center at Interstate 10 and Monterey Avenue, according to Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors in Corona del Mar. Hanley Investment …

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ONT marks seven years of local control

ONT nearly back to pre-pandemic passenger levels

Ontario International Airport celebrated seven years of local ownership on Nov. 1 at its annual State of the Airport event. More than 500 business leaders and other local dignitaries gathered at the Ontario Convention Center to hear how Ontario International became the fastest-growing airport in the United States during the …

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Shannon receives racial equality award

Henry D. Shannon, Chaffey College’s president and superintendent, has been recognized for his promotion of racial equality. Growing Inland Achievement, a nonprofit dedicated to improving the Inland Empire’s educational system and economy, presented Shannon with a Toward a Shared Vision Award during an Oct. 26 conference at the Riverside Convention …

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Smith joins MSJC board

Calvin L. Smith has been appointed to the Mt. San Jacinto College board of trustees. One of seven candidates considered for the position, Smith fills the Trustee Area 2 vacancy, which represents San Jacinto, Hemet, and several nearby communities, according to a statement on the school’s website. Smith replaced Joshua …

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Torres co-sponsors pedestrian safety bill

Rep. Norma Torres, D-Pomona, is co-sponsoring a bill meant to reduce pedestrian accidents and fatalities. Introduction of the Pedestrian Hazard, Awareness and Safety Expansion Act [PHASE] follows National Pedestrian Safety Month, observed in October, which promotes safe transportation systems, according to a statement released by Torres’ office. “With rising pedestrian …

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