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Stull named top CSUSB professor

Mike Stull, professor of entrepreneurship at Cal State San Bernardino, has been awarded the university’s 2021-2022 Golden Apple Award for excellence in teaching. Stull was meeting with students when university President Tomas Morales, in a surprise visit, told him of the honor, according to a statement on the university’s website. …

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Gujral appointed to Riverside utilities board

Nipunjeet Gujral has been appointed to Riverside’s board of public utilities. Gujral, who represents ward three, is a senior data scientist with Global Infotek and a Twitter bot consultant for the University of Oxford, according to a statement on the city’s website. A graduate of UC Riverside, this is Gujral’s …

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ONT back to pre-pandemic performance

Planes on Runway at Ontario Airport

Ontario International Airport returned to pre-pandemic passenger volume in March, according to data released last week. The airport accommodated 454,000 travelers last month, four percent more than it handled in March 2019, the Ontario International Airport Authority reported. Domestic passengers totaled 439,531, while international travelers numbered almost 15,000, increases of …

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Rancho Cucamonga to hold state of the city address

Mayor L. Dennis Michael will deliver Rancho Cucamonga’s annual State of the City address April 19 at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center. This year’s theme is “Connection Makes Community.” Registration and networking are scheduled to be held from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., followed by the mayor’s presentation from 6:30 to …

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San Bernardino County labor force tops one million

Michael's to hire 20,000 seasonal holiday employees

San Bernardino County’s labor force has topped one million workers for four consecutive months. The county’s labor force reached a record 1,018,000 individuals in February and is 30,000 ahead of where it was in February 2021, the California Employment Development Department has reported. Only six of California’s 58 counties have …

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