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  • San Bernardino resident wants his hometown to return to an All-American city

    The San Bernardino Sun
    I did not get a commitment from him to return to San Bernardino but he still takes pride in this being his home. We look at ways to continue Dr. King’s dream 52 years after his death, but just in case you don’t remember, let me share with you Brandon’s dream, which has been slightly edited. “I have a dream today. I have a dream that one ...
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  • Writing through the grieving process of self-isolation brought by coronavirus

    The Press-Enterprise
    Acceptance. Restless, but determined to self-isolate, I think about “Imagining Home: The Stories Photos Tell.” This was a two-day workshop at the Garcia Center in San Bernardino, hosted by Dr. Natalie J. Graham and Kaya Vance, founders and directors of Kayjo Creatives. The first day we were shown how a story can be told in the context of ...
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  • Coronavirus: Florida in cruise-ship standoff, New York collects its dead

    The San Bernardino Sun
    NEW YORK — Florida officials were locked in a standoff with two cruise ships steaming toward the coast Tuesday as more coronavirus hot spots flared around the country and embattled New York City used forklifts to load bodies onto refrigerated trucks in plain view outside overwhelmed hospitals. Across the country, Americans braced for what ...
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  • Coronavirus pandemic profiteers: Political Cartoons

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Most Popular 51 residents, 6 staff at Yucaipa nursing home test positive for coronavirus Map shows coronavirus cases in San Bernardino County cities San Bernardino County releases coronavirus cases by city Plans to restore abandoned water park ...
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  • Arroyo Valley baseball’s history-making start halted by coronavirus stoppage

    The San Bernardino Sun
    SAN BERNARDINO >> Arroyo Valley High School was locked up tight on a recent morning. A padlocked gate greeted visitors. As a cement truck rumbled by and a 50-something man jogged with a pit bull up Base Line Street, the Hawks baseball field sat idly in the distance. It was a beautiful day for baseball, but there was no game that day and there ...
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  • Is social distancing working in SoCal?: Letters

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    We asked readers, Is social distancing working in SoCal? Shutting down U.S. economy a bad idea California has a population of nearly 40 million. The number of coronavirus cases is only a few
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  • Coronavirus help: $349 billion in loans coming soon for small businesses

    The Press-Enterprise
    A $349 billion, low-interest loan program for small businesses dealing with the economic fallout of the novel coronavirus outbreak could be up and running by week’s end. The Paycheck Protection Program, designed to help small businesses meet payrolls and avoid layoffs, was unveiled Tuesday by the U.S. Small Business Administration and the ...
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  • Superintendent: Coronavirus likely to keep schools shuttered for academic year

    The San Bernardino Sun
    SACRAMENTO – California schools are likely to remain closed for the rest of the academic year as the fight to contain the novel coronavirus continues, the state superintendent of public instruction told local officials Tuesday. “Due to the current safety concerns and needs for ongoing social distancing it currently appears that our students ...
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  • Homeland shooting suspect identified as Nuevo man

    The Press-Enterprise
    A 33-year-old Nuevo man has been identified by the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department as the person suspected of shooting three people in Homeland, killing one and injuring two. The shooting happened at around 2 a.m. on Monday, in the 26000 block of Ritter Avenue, the Sheriff’s Department said. One man was killed in the shooting ...
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  • 51 residents, 6 staff at Yucaipa nursing home test positive for coronavirus

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Fifty-one residents and six employees at a Yucaipa nursing home have tested positive for the novel coronavirus and two residents have died, San Bernardino County public health officials said Tuesday afternoon, March 31. Seventy-nine specimens were collected from residents and staff at Cedar Mountain Post Acute Rehabilitation, Trudy Raymundo ...
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  • Mountain High shuts lifts for season amid coronavirus outbreak

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Pack up the snow gear, Mountain High has called it quits for the season. The Wrightwood resort posted the update Tuesday, March 31, citing the extension of federal guidelines for social distancing through April 30. Like other mountain resorts in the region, the popular Southern California snow resort temporarily shut down as restrictions on ...
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  • Hemet transient held mail taken from Postal Service boxes, task force says

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    A transient has been in Hemet in possession of hundreds of stolen checks, authorities say, many taken from mailboxes directly outside U.S. Postal Service offices. Stephen
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  • Angels’ Andrew Heaney bides his time during coronavirus quarantine

    The San Bernardino Sun
    As Andrew Heaney sits at his home in Oklahoma, working through a list of the top 100 movies of all-time and enjoying the tree blossoms he hasn’t seen in a while at this time of year, he yearns for the day when he can return to the baseball field. Even if it’s in an empty stadium. As the Angels player representative to the union, Heaney was ...
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  • San Bernardino County reports 4th coronavirus death and 14 more cases; total now 125

    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino County has reported 14 more cases of the novel coronavirus and a fourth death as of Tuesday morning, March 31. There are now 125 cases in the county, up from 111 reported Sunday night. Officials reported no new numbers Monday, March 30. Two more cases have been reported in Yucaipa, which has the most cases, with 20. This includes ...
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  • Alien Ant Farm, Riverside’s Packinghouse Brewing Company collaborate on new beer

    The Press-Enterprise
    Alien Ant Farm will drop a new collaboration this week, but you won’t find this exclusive on Spotify or Tidal — the rock band has teamed up with Riverside’s Packinghouse Brewing Company for a new beer. The double hazy IPA, dubbed “IPAAF,” is the result of a months-long partnership between the Riverside brewery and the alternative rock ...
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