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Department store chain donates to autism group

Kohl’s has donated $70,000 to the Autism Society Inland Empire. The recently announced donation, is part of $8 million in gifts the Wisconsin-based department store chain is making to more than 150 U.S. nonprofits during the holiday season, according to a statement. Grants range from $10,000 to $100,000. Other recipients. …

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CSUSB receives endowed scholarship

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Cal State San Bernardino has received a $271,000 endowed scholarship that will help students pursue a career in supply chain or manufacturing-operations management. The scholarship was set up by the Association for Supply Chain Management – American Production and Inventory Control Society’s Inland Empire chapter, according to a statement on …

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Southern California economy faces “uneven” recovery

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Despite having recovered 70 percent of the jobs it lost due to COVID-19, Southern California’s economy will experience an uneven recovery in 2022, according to a forecast. Labor shortages, the ongoing supply chain disruption, equity gaps and inflation will continue to plague the region’s economy during the next 12 months, …

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Community workshop will discuss business district plan

The town of Apple Valley and the Apple Valley Business District Association will hold a community workshop Dec. 8 regarding the Village Business District Specific Plan. That plan, which is being written, focuses on making development, investment and renovation easier in that part of Apple Valley. Members of the public …

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CSUSB school to be named after philanthropic couple

The future Cal State San Bernardino College of Education will be named after a couple who have donated $8.4 million to the university. The James and Judy Rodriguez Watson College of Education is expected to be approved by the 25-member California State University board of trustees when it meets next …

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Californians are now facing a double whammy of increased wildfire and landslide risk

Experts say landslides are an ever-increasing danger as climate-change brings bigger wildfires and shorter, intense rainstorms.   The Inland region of Southern California, with its hilly and mountainous terrain, and massive population growth, has become increasingly susceptible to devastating mudslides and landslides. These incidents leave wrecked homes, cars, and commercial …

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