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Restaurant offers discount to vets

Big Al’s, the sports bar and entertainment destination that opened in Ontario last spring, is offering a free $10 FUN card this weekend to all active and retired military members in honor of Veteran’s Day. The cards are good for any purchase or attraction at any time in the store …

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Target to go dark heading into Black Friday

Victorville Still Sorting Out Target Closing

Target will ease off a little bit at the beginning of the Christmas shopping season. The discount retail chain will open at 6 p.m. Thanksgiving, local time, then close at 10 a.m. 11 p.m. or midnight, according to a statement released Monday. It will then reopen its stores at 6 …

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Corona shopping center sold

New Retail Center Lands More Tenants

McKinley Crossroads, a retail center in Corona anchored by a 24-Hour Fitness and a Simply Fresh Market, has been sold. The 202,134-square-foot facility at 275 Teller St. next to the 91 Freeway has been sold to ShopOne Centers REIT Inc., according to a statement. The name of the seller, as …

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Low inventory fuels increase in home prices

Home Prices Increase

U.S. home prices, including distressed sales, rose sharply in September, mostly because of a low of inventory that is driving up prices in most markets, according to data released Tuesday. Nationwide, the average price of a home was up seven percent compared with September 2016 and nearly one percent compared …

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OIA starts broadcasts for passengers

OIA Gets Positive Bond Rating

Ontario International Airport has launched its own broadcast designed to make it easier for air travelers to navigate the airport. ONT AiRadio began broadcasting Friday in three formats: 620-AM radio, internet stream and on smartphones via flyONTario.com, the airport’s homepage, according to a statement on the airport’s website. On the …

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Economy posts major job gains

Unemployment, Jobs Both Rise

U.S. employers added 261,000 non-agricultural jobs last month, as the economy appeared to snap out of the hurricane-induced slum it suffered through in September. Employment grew in food services and drinking establishes,  professional and business services, manufacturing, and health care, according to data released Friday by the Bureau Of Labor …

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