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OIA Bill Gets Second Vote

Annual “plane pull” scheduled at OIA

For the second time in less than a month, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed legislation that will help transfer the ownership of Ontario International Airport. On June 21, the House passed a bill sponsored by Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Corona, designed to speed up the ownership change from the …

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Golf Tournament Scheduled

Golf tournament helps charities

Bear Creek Golf Club in Murrieta will host the 117th California State Open July 19-22. More than 150 players, a mix of professionals and top amateurs, will tee it up on the Jack Nicklaus-designed course, according the PGA of Southern California, the event’s organizer. This will be the first time …

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Speedway Makes Donation

Relay for Life

The Perris Auto Speedway has made its annual $10,000 donation to the city’s Relay for Life program, which raises money to fight cancer. The donation was made July 4 during the racetrack’s annual Independence Day celebration and fireworks show, with several Perris officials on hand for the presentation, according to …

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Grocery Chain Looks to Save Energy

Grocery Chain Looks to Save Energy

Stater Bros. is dimming the lights. The San Bernardino-based grocery store chain is reducing by half the light it uses in all of its 168 stores as a way to save energy, according to a statement released Monday. The move, which is being done seven days a week between noon …

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So far, so good for Inland Empire business based on Uber

EZER

In January, Pomona businessman Glenn Todd started EZER, which would be modeled after Uber but move items instead of people. Six months into the venture, EZER isn’t profitable yet but it’s filling orders and generating interest outside of the Inland Empire. The biggest problem remains getting the word out.  Q: …

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National Economy Roars Back

Jobs Report Called Solid

U.S. businesses added 287,000 jobs in June, more than making up for the economy’s weak performance in May, the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. That was well above the 175,000 jobs that were expected to be added to public and private-sector payrolls last month, according to a report …

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