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Prime Inland retail site on the market

University Village

One of the Inland Empire’s premiere retail locations is up for sale. University Village, at the northeast corner of University and Iowa avenues, is on the market for $46 million, according CBRE Group Inc., which is marketing the property. Described as a “one of a kind” trophy asset, the property …

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On The Move

James Robledo

James Robledo of Ontario has been named a Humanitarian of the Year by the National Association of Letter Carriers. Robledo, a Vietnam veteran, is director of a chapter of Guitars for Vets, a music therapy program at Loma Linda VA Medical Center, according to a report in The Press-Enterprise. He …

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On The Move

Kim Hoeptner

Kim Hoeptner has been recognized by the California State Legislature for her work as a music instructor at UC Riverside. Hoeptner, who has worked at the university’s child development center for nearly 20 years, was recently presented with a resolution honoring her for her longtime community work, according to INSIDEUCR, …

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Ontario holds fall celebration

Ontario holds fall celebration

Ontario’s second annual Fall Fest is here. The event will be held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Ontario Town Square, 224 N. Euclid Ave., according to a statement released by the Ontario Convention Center. A pop Latin band, Abrakadabra, will kick off the musical part of the festival …

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Merger gets local bank into Ventura, Santa Barbara markets

Citizens Business Bank Posts Profits

Ontario-based Citizens Business Bank is making a strong move into Ventura County. CVB Financial Corp., the bank’s holding company, and County Commerce Bank in Oxnard have merged, according to a statement released Wednesday by both financial institutions. Under the agreement County Commerce Bank will merge into Citizens Business Bank. CVB …

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Elections in San Bernardino Matter Once More

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$143 Parcel Tax Up for Grabs For a number of years, the elections in the City of San Bernardino have mattered little to the average taxpayer and voter.  The city has elected personalities and placeholders for many years, few with any real-world experience or designs to change the direction of …

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