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Western-themed retail center is up for sale

Residential development for sale

A 77,000-square-foot indoor retail center in San Jacinto is on the market. Farmer’s Corner is available for $4.3 million, according to Progressive Real Estate Partners in Rancho Cucamonga, the real estate brokerage marketing the property. Built in 1980, the western-themed shopping mall at 2500 S. San Jacinto Ave. is owned …

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Inland Empire manufacturing defies the pandemic

Inland Empire manufacturing

February was one of the best months ever for manufacturing in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, and all signs point to continued improvement. The battle hasn’t been won, but the worst of the crisis, – at least for the local manufacturing sector – could be in the past.  It might …

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Tourist, labor group wants help from Sacramento

A coalition of tourism industry officials and labor unions has asked Gov. Gavin Newsom for guidelines regarding business meetings, events and conventions. In an open letter signed by 131 organizations, the group stated that California is losing business and jobs to other states, and will continue to do so, because of …

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U of R to return to the classroom

College Student

The University of Redlands plans to return to in-person instruction this fall. Courses at the college of arts and sciences and the schools of business, education, theology, and continuing studies are all expected to return to the classroom this September, according to a statement on the university’s website. The college …

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Paluck named to USO Board

Grace Paluck has been named to the board of directors of the Bob Hope Chapter of the USO. A longtime USO supporter, Paluck has for the past seven years hosted an annual USO gala in the Coachella Valley that has become one of the USOs most successful fundraising events in …

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AG workers next in line for COVID-19 vaccine

CSUSB street medicine program receives grant

San Bernardino County has begun scheduling vaccinations for residents who work in food and agriculture. That move comes after shot have been administered to people in healthcare, and following “impressive progress” inoculating first responders, educators and their support staff, childcare providers and senior citizens, according to a statement on the …

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