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Upland industrial buildings are sold

Sold Spelled in Tiles

A Los Angeles real estate investment and development firm has purchased 11 industrial buildings in Upland. Dunleer LLC paid $8 million for the structures at 928, 1004 and 1024 9th Street, which are less than a quarter of a mile from Interstate 10 and near Ontario International Airport, according to …

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ONT wins marketing awards

ONT nearly back to pre-pandemic passenger levels

Ontario International Airport has been lauded for its branding and marketing efforts by the Airports Council International-North America. The airport recently won the council’s top honor for marketing by a medium-sized airport, and it was the only airport in that category recognized for brand identity communications, according to a statement …

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IE universities recognized for helping non-wealthy students

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Four Inland Empire universities have been ranked among the top universities in the United States for providing four-year degree programs to non-wealthy students. Cal State San Bernardino (24), UC Riverside (48) University of Redlands (56) and Cal Baptist University (156) were all recognized for “help[ing] non-wealthy students attain marketable degrees …

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Mall demolition hits snag

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The demolition of Carousel Mall is on hold, at least for the moment. The city council is scheduled to discuss at its Dec. 7 meeting a proposal to level the abandoned structure for $7.7 million, said Councilman Theodore Sanchez. Because the average price proposed by other demolition companies is closer …

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CSUSB renames education school

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Cal State San Bernardino has renamed its college of education the James R. Watson and Judy Rodriguez Watson College of Education, in tribute to a couple with a long history of supporting the university. The school’s renaming, helped by the Watson’s $8.4 million donation to the college, was celebrated during a …

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