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Hawkins to head CAR

Phil Hawkins

Phil Hawkins has been appointed chief executive officer of the California Association of Realtors. Hawkins is currently chief executive officer of the Pacific West Association of REALTORS, one of the largest regional real estate associations in California, according to a statement on CAR’s website. He was selected to lead the …

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Evans to lead Riverside economic development

Miranda Evans

Miranda Evans has been named Riverside’s economic development manager. Evans, who began work Aug. 30, has more than 10 years experience in economic development and city planning, according to a statement on the city’s website. Most recently, Evans was economic development manager in Chula Vista. During her time there, the …

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Inland malls hold back-to-school fundraisers

Inland malls hold back-to-school fundraisers

Two Inland Empire malls have donated $2,500 each to two local charities to help pay for backpacks and other back-to-school supples for local students. The donations were made by Inland Center Mall in San Bernardino to the Arrowhead United Way, and the Mall of Victor Valley in Victorville to the …

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Trio of Inland universities ranked among country’s best

chaffey college

Three Inland Empire universities have been named among the top 500 institutions of higher learning in the United States by Forbes magazine. UC Riverside (97) University of Redlands (279) and Cal State San Bernardino (425) made the list, which is made up of public and private institutions. It was published Aug. 27 …

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CSUSB libraries receives grant to host conferences

San Bernardino library reopens

Cal State San Bernardino Libraries has received a $95,000 grant from the National Sciences Foundation that will pay for two research conferences between the United States and Japan. The conferences, on open access and research data management, are scheduled to be held at Pfau Library in the spring and fall …

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