Starting today, the Lou Desmond and Company radio program can be heard from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday on KMET-AM. The program, which will originate from a radio-television studio at Toyota of San Bernardino at the San Bernardino Auto Mall, will feature commentary, guests from the Inland …
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Sarah Manwaring has taken over as Menifee’s city clerk. Manwaring was welcomed by city staff and council members during the Nov. 4 council meeting, according to a city statement. She replaces Kathy Bennett, who will retire Friday following a 25-year career. Manwaring most recently served as Murrieta’s city clerk, where …
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A national group that encourages women to run for public office has named Perris Mayor Pro Tem Tonya Burke a finalist for its Emerging Leader award. Burke, who was elected to the city council last year, is one of six finalists nationwide for the award given out by Emerge America …
Read More »Immigration Reform: A Eulogy
Nine months ago Political Whispers declared immigration reform dead. President Obama’s executive amnesty was the final nail in the coffin that ended any ability for a compromise in this congress or future congresses. Twenty-six State Attorney’s General filed suit in federal court against the executive action by the President to …
Read More »Inland Youth Learn about the Military
Some students at Westside Christian School in Redlands got a lesson in the U.S. military this week. On Tuesday, the day before Veteran’s Day, each of the youngsters was assigned a branch of the military to learn about, then negotiated an obstacle course and celebrated the birthday of the U.S. …
Read More »Stater Bros. to Open More OC Store
Stater Bros. is raising its profile in Orange County. The San Bernardino-based supermarket chain will open a store in Tustin next fall, its second in the city and its 31st in Orange County, according to a statement. The 43,829-square-foot full-service store will be part of Tustin Legacy, a 1,600-acre mixed-use …
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