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What Ben Carson was Saying

By Ed Hoffman There is still fervor over Republican candidate Dr. Ben Carson’s remarks about the incompatibility of a theoretical Muslim presidential candidate with the United States Constitution. So while people are busy condemning Dr. Carson, I have some facts for them to consider. But first, let’s recap the hot-button …

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OIA passenger count is up

OIA passenger count is up

August was another good month at Ontario International Airport. Passenger traffic was up 2.26 percent in August compared with August 2014, according to data released Tuesday by Los Angeles World Airports Ontario International upped its passenger count by more than 8,100 travelers, to a total of 368,631, during that time, …

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Mixed signals in national pending sales

Mixed signals in national pending sales

National pending home sales were a mixed bag in August. Year-over-year, pending sales were up a robust 6.1 percent, according to data released Monday by the National Association of Realtors. That marks 12 consecutive months that pending sales – meaning a contract of sale has been signed but the transaction …

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Strong Halloween sales predicted

Strong Halloween sales predicted

The Halloween shopping season is starting to heat up, and so far Disney products are in the lead, at least at one Inland Empire store. “We’re starting to sell more Halloween stuff, and so far Disney is the most popular, although it’s still early,” said Jason Murphy, manager of Party …

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City moves forward on proposed Walmart

WalMart Looking to Expand

Moreno Valley has completed the final environmental impact report for a proposed Walmart in the south part of the city. The project, which will be built on a vacant 21-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Gentian Street and Perris Boulevard, is scheduled for a public hearing before the planning …

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Annual gathering gives Ontario economy a big boost

Annual gathering gives Ontario economy a big boost

Ontario must love the Route 66 Crusin’ Reunion. The three-day gathering along part of Euclid Avenue attracted more than 212,000 people and pumped an estimated $23.3 million into the local economy, according to the Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau, the event’s sponsor. Despite temperatures above 100 degrees and competition …

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