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Boycott Tarantino

By Ed Hoffman As listeners of my radio program know, I’m a dedicated movie buff. While other radio hosts begin their shows with a signature song, I start mine with an audio clip from a feature film; I personally select each one, and it is always applicable to something we’ll …

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Housing Development to Break Ground

Housing Development to Break Ground

A groundbreaking is scheduled Thursday on the first phase a large master-planned community in Corona. Terramor will consist 1,443 single-family lots, most of which will be set aside for residents 55 and older, according to a statement released Tuesday by Foremost Cos. in Corona, the project’s developer. The project will …

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Academic Strike Vote to be Revealed

Academic Strike Vote to be Revealed

The results of a strike vote by California State University faculty members will be revealed Wednesday. The vote, which was held for 10 days last month on all 23 Cal State campuses, attracted strong turnout at Cal State San Bernardino, said Marcia Marx, a professor of sociology and ethnic studies …

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Furniture Maker Leases RC Space

Furniture Maker Leases RC Space

Tekton Hospitality, which makes furniture for the hotel industry, has signed a lease on a 118,615-square-foot manufacturing facility in Rancho Cucamonga. The property, at 10955 Arrow Route, is a freestanding building that has three distinct areas for millwork and finishing, according to statement released Monday by Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Ontario. …

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Inland Manufacturing No Longer Growing

The Inland Empire’s manufacturing sector is officially stagnant. The region’s purchasing managers index for October was 45.9, the third consecutive month that number has been below 50, according to the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis at Cal State San Bernardino, which released the monthly index Monday. Both of …

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Inland Empire credit unions are gaining in popularity

Inland Empire credit unions are gaining in popularity

Credit Unions have a long way to go to catch up with traditional banks, but local credit unions are starting to make inroads in the mortgage market, an area that for years they barely touched. The Inland Empire housing market is making a comeback, with sales and prices both on …

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