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College grant will help vets

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Norco College has received $100,000 from a state agency that it will use to enlarge its Veterans Resource Center. The grant is part of $8.5 million in funding approved in September by the California Community Colleges board of governors that will be used to upgrade resource centers at community colleges …

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Stater Bros. to begin holiday charity drive

Stater Bros. Charities

Stater Bros. will conduct “Harvesting Hope,” a two-month effort to help people in need during the holiday season. The in-store program will run during November and December and will be conducted in partnership with Stater Bros. Charities, according to a statement released yesterday. All 171 Stater Bros.’ stores will provide …

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Southern California housing market hits 10-year low

The Southern California housing market might finally be cooling down. Sales of houses and condominiums in September were down nearly 22 percent compared with August and 17.7 percent year over year, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported yesterday. Total sales in the six-county region were 17,369, the lowest number for that month since …

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The Loan Doctor’s Top Eleven Tips For Business Health

By Eugene E. Valdez AKA The Loan Doctor In my business career as a commercial banker and business finance consultant,  I have interacted , interviewed and  consulted with over a 1,000 entrepreneurs. Some business owners have been spectacularly successful, others were middle of the road and many ultimately closed their …

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Veterans parade scheduled

Riverside will hold its 13th annual Salute to Veterans Parade and Expo Nov. 10. Besides veterans, the event will feature marching bands, fly-overs, equestrian units, color guards, marching units, antique cars, military vehicles and active duty military personnel, according to a statement on the city’s website. The parade, which is …

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Chino company continues work growing private aviation in China

By Jim Steinberg China moves very slowly. “But once they find their way, they make things happen. Nothing gets in their way,” said Karl Yi Zhao, Director of China Business Development for the Threshold Aviation Group. Threshold recently held its second annual U.S/China conference on general aviation at their 175,000 …

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