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Writer’s workshop planned

Moreno Valley will hold a free writer’s workshop next month. The Writer’s Launch Pad will be held from 10 a.m to 1 p.m. March 10 at the Moreno Valley Conference and Recreation Center, 14075 Frederick St., according to a statement on the city’s website. With the help of four published …

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Religious scholar to speak at La Sierra University

Theologian Patrick B . Reyes will deliver La Sierra University’s 19th annual Paul J. Landa Memorial Lecture on Faith and Learning. Reyes is director of strategic partnerships for doctoral initiatives at the Forum for Theological Exploration in Decatur, Ga. according to a statement on the school’s website. He is also …

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Chino councilman to step down

Chino City Councilman Earl Elrod will retire when his term expires in November. The  65-year-old Elrod, who has served on the council for 20 years, told the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin this week that it’s time for him to step down, partly for health reasons and also because the council …

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Pechanga tribe to open expanded casino and convention center

The Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians will hold a ceremony and concert March 3 to celebrate the $300 million expansion of its Pechanga Resort & Casino. Tribal officials and local dignitaries will participate in a ribbon cutting, a VIP party will be held at the resort’s new 4.5-acre pool complex …

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Grants mean increase IE college graduates

Two local agencies have secured $1.1 million in grants that will be used to increase the number of bachelor’s degree recipients among groups that historically have been underserved in higher education. The grants, which will be spread over two years, were obtained by the Cal State San Bernardino Philanthropic Foundation …

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Better Than Tariffs, Better Than Sanctions, Better Than Sex On The Beach

By John W. Tulac OK, so two out of three isn’t bad.  Let’s talk about free trade.  Real free trade.  Not protectionism, not mercantilism, not fair trade, not a level playing field, but real open borders to foreign goods and capital.  Let’s remember basic economics. Last week, trade data showed …

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