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Norco on the verge of opening off-track horse racing venue

The Derby Room, a sports bar and restaurant, could open as early as next month if it gets approved by the California Horse Racing Board. City officials say such an establishment would fit in perfectly with a community that calls itself “Horsetown U.S.A.” Three years after it looked like a …

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Southwest to run more OIA flights

Starting next June, Southwest Airlines will operate four daily roundtrip flights between Ontario International Airport and San Francisco. At the same time, the airline will add a third daily flight between Ontario International and  Denver International Airport, according to a statement. Both changes are scheduled to begin June 9. “Our …

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Inland city receives environmental award

City Presents Environmental Award

Rancho Cucamonga has received a Cool Planet Award from The Climate Registry, a non-profit agency that designs and operates greenhouse gas compliance programs in the United States and Canada, and Southern California Edison. The Cool Planet Award recognizes Southern California Edison business customers who “implement energy efficiency projects, conduct energy …

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IEEP gives public service award

Alan D. Wapner has received the Inland Empire Economic Partnership’s Leadership in Public Service Award. Wapner, president of the Ontario International Airport Authority and the Southern California Association of Governments, was honored during the partnership’s Turning Red Tape into Red Carpet awards ceremony Nov. 7, according to a statement. The …

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OIA is nation’s top exporter

At least for now, Ontario International Airport is the top aviation facility in the United States for exporting cargo, according to a trade publication. An estimated 4.63 percent of the nation’s outgoing freight shipments in October were shipped out of Ontario International, compared with 4.51 percent that was transported out …

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Grant to be used for neighborhood upgrades

Riverside will receive a $3 million grant that it will use to buy 7.5 acres of blighted land in the Northside section of the city. The grant for the Northside Heritage Meadows Project was part of a recent $24.7 million program sponsored by the California Natural Resources Agency, money earmarked …

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