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San Bernardino to hold beautification events

Free Trees Available

Volunteers are being sought for two beautification events in San Bernardino. Both efforts – a citywide planting of 245 trees and a revitalization of Lyle Creek Park – will be be held April 21, Arbor Day, according to a statement on the city’s website. All volunteers will work with the …

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ALDI to open in Corona

Aldi Coming to Inland Empire

ALDI, the international discount grocery store chain, will open its first Corona store Thursday. The facility, at 705 N. Main St., will host a ribbon cutting ceremony scheduled to begin at 8 a.m., according to a company statement. After that, the first 100 customers in line will receive a “golden …

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Self-storage facility changes hands

A self-storage facility in Rialto has been sold for $4 million. Rialto Self Storage covers nearly 36,925 square feet at 2850 W. Foothill Blvd., according to CBRE Ontario, which helped negotiate the transaction. The facility, which has 374 self-storage units along with space for boats and recreational vehicles, is 97 …

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Agua Caliente tribe plans casino in downtown Cathedral City

City officials hope the project, along with some non-gaming development, turns their downtown into a destination location. Cathedral City is going to get into the casino business. In August, the city sold a 12-acre parcel at the northwest corner of East Palm Canyon and Date Palm drives to the Agua …

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Palm Springs to host public forum

Palm Springs has scheduled a community forum for May 1. The event, which will be hosted by city council members Geoff Kors and J.R. Roberts, will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Palm Springs Convention Center, 277 N. Avenida Caballeros, according to a statement on the city’s …

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Economy continues to add jobs

Unemployment, Jobs Both Rise

The  U.S. economy added 103,000 non-agricultural jobs in March, a solid number but below the jobs numbers posted in recent months, according to data released Friday. Unemployment was at 4.1 percent – a 17-year low – for the sixth consecutive month, while wages rose only slightly, the U.S. Bureau of …

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