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Movie Complex to Open

Harkins Theaters

Redlands will soon have a new multiplex. Harkins Mountain Grove 16 is scheduled to open with a weekend-long grand opening celebration that will start March 24, according to a statement posted on the city’s website. The complex, which will be located at Mountain Grove in Citrus Plaza, will be the …

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WCC Charities Now in Third Year of Supporting Amputee Vets

Wholesale Capital Corporation

For more than 25 years, Moreno Valley-based Wholesale Capital Corporation has provided mortgage services to home buyers throughout Southern California. Now the company is actively promoting its philanthropic arm, WCC Charities, which has established funds for a variety of military veterans causes for the past three years. For Wholesale Capital …

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City Health Panel Seeks Applicants

Chino Hills Healthy Hills Steering Committee

Applications are being accepted for an opening on the Chino Hills Healthy Hills Steering Committee. The panel, which meets four times a year, addresses heath issues and seeks to make the city a safer and healthier place to live, according to a statement. In addition to its quarterly meetings, members …

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On The Move

Mark Esbensen

Mark Esbensen and Scott Forest of WestMar Commercial Real Estate in Temecula have been named the top retail leasing brokers in the Inland Empire for 2015 by The CoStar Group. CoStar is a leading provider of commercial real estate information and analytics. To determine its top brokers, the company evaluates …

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Appeals Court Leaning Towards Dismissal of Colonies Corruption Case

Inland Empire Political News.001

The Colonies Corruption Case, which has been dragging along now for over six years, may finally be coming to an inglorious end. The case, which then Attorney General Jerry Brown called “the most appalling corruption case in decades, certainly in the history of San Bernardino County and maybe California itself,” …

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“Underwater” Houses Decline in IE

“Underwater” Houses Decline in IE

The number of mortgaged residential properties in the Inland Empire with negative equity attached to them declined during 2015, another indication of the local housing industry’s slow but steady improvement. In all, 92,310 homes – about 11.2 percent of residential properties with a mortgage Riverside and San Bernardino counties – …

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