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Juice It Up to open Riverside location

Juice It Up, the smoothie and raw juice bar chain, will hold a grand opening Saturday in Riverside. The restaurant, at 19069 Van Buren Blvd., will feature 50 percent off all items for the entire event, which is scheduled to be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., according to  …

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Community college buys land for possible expansion

Mt. San Jacinto College has closed escrow on an 80-acre parcel in Wildomar that it will likely use for expansion. The property, located near Interstate 15 along part of Clinton Keith Road, was previously owned by the Riverside County Regional Park and Open Space District, according to a statement. The …

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Inland manufacturers stay loyal to the two-county region

Despite high costs and what some believe is too much regulation, some local manufacturers say the Inland region is a good place to do business and they have no intention of leaving. Tony Maglica is the personification of the American Dream. Born in New York City in 1930 and raised …

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Riverside to help residents, businesses cut energy costs

Riverside is offering several energy-saving programs that will help cut utility bills by hundreds of dollars per year. The programs, approved by the city council, are available to residents and businesses and will be paid for through the state-mandated public benefits charge, according to a statement. The Small Business Direct …

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Omnitrans has new HR director

Suzanne Pfeiffer is Omnitrans’ new human resources director. Pfeiffer, who has worked in human resources for more than 30 years in the public and private sector, replaces Marjorie Ewing, who retired recently, according to a statement. Most recently, Pfeiffer was chief human resources director at C-TRAN, the public transit agency …

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Elitist Cadiz Critics’ Fake News Problem

Critics of the Cadiz Water Project in San Bernardino County’s Mojave Desert have spared no bit of innuendo, propaganda, administrative interference, and plain old lies in a flailing effort to stop the project from providing clean, renewable water to 100,000 households in Southern California. For the record, the Cadiz Water …

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