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San Bernardino hires law firm

Lawsuits Settled

San Bernardino has hired Best, Best & Krieger to provide legal services for the city. The law firm became San Bernardino’s legal team of record earlier this month after having worked for the city under multiple interim agreements, according to a statement on the city’s website. Best, Best & Krieger …

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New tenants for Ontario Mills

Ontario Mills is adding four retailers. Adidas, Minoso, The Mug Shakes and The Ride 7D will soon be added to the Mills’ mix of 200 tenants, according to a statement. Adidas, which sells premium sports apparel, footwear and accessories, is expected to set up shop this fall. Minoso, the Japanese …

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EMWD gets federal grant

Cadiz forms partnership to improve water quality

Eastern Municipal Water District has received a $210,000 grant from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, money the district will use to help its agricultural customers use water more efficiently. The grant is part of the Agricultural Water Conservation and Efficiency Program, a joint effort between the bureau and the National …

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New scoreboard for CBB Arena

Citizens Business Bank Arena

By this fall, Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario expects to have a much-improved scoreboard hanging from its ceiling. The new center-hung Daktronics LED Display System will have four main video displays, each of which will measure 11.5 feet high and 21 feet wide, according to a statement. Each display …

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Competitive Strategy First! Bank Financing Second!

By The Loan Doctor AKA Eugene E. Valdez In my email signature block I state my company’s mission/purpose statement, “Helping CEO’s reach their targeted business goals through cutting edge loan acquisition strategies.” I was happy with this statement 6 months ago, but I have come to realize that as I …

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Chaffey College opens academic year

Nearly 22,000 students began classes at Chaffey College’s three campuses Tuesday, the first day of the school’s fall semester. More than 4,100 students are enrolled in “distance learning” courses, meaning courses that are online or partially online, according to a statement. Sixteen new faculty members were on campus for the …

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