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  • Telecommuting help fight coronavirus and beyond

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Fears over the coronavirus may accelerate a long-term trend that could have major implications for both transportation and climate policy: working from home. With the immediate concerns over coronavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised, “For employees who are able to telework, supervisors should encourage employees to ...
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  • Single-payer and taxes: Letters

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Re “Sanders’ trouble with the unions” (Editorial, Feb. 21): The amount of misinformation about single-payer (Medicare for all) is a product of the greed that insurance companies, medical groups
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  • Gold Line open house in Glendora introduces residents to expansion

    San Gabriel Valley Tribune
    The Gold Line expansion is currently funded to reach Pomona with the hope that it will eventually make it to Montclair across the Los Angeles-San Bernardino county line. While the funding to build out that far isn’t there yet, Gold Line officials hope to secure the dollars, some $550 million, by October 2021. Some of that money has already ...
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  • Italian food, pizza at Milano’s in Hemet recalls wonderful memories

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Happiness is a neighborhood Italian restaurant (just ask Billy Joel) that you can always count on to provide familiar fare, fresh ingredients and pizza dough that brings back memories of growing up Jewish in an Italian neighborhood where your nose remembers the aromas of yesteryear. As you step into Milano’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant in ...
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  • Homeless can now shower at Jurupa Valley, Riverside churches

    The Press-Enterprise
    The shower program, run by the nonprofit Catholic Charities in coordination with the Diocese of San Bernardino, expanded into Riverside County after starting last fall in Ontario. Organizers plan another site in San Bernardino and a fourth in Riverside County, at a site to be determined. Each location would give showers on the same day each ...
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  • Master Gardener: Protecting squash and cucumbers from slugs and snails

    The Press-Enterprise
    Q: I want to direct seed squash and cucumbers, but last year all my seedlings were eaten by snails and slugs. Is there a way to protect them from a similar fate this year? A: Snails and slugs are sneaky little mollusks that do all their dirty work at night. As soon as a young plant pops up out of the soil, it’s devoured and all you’re left ...
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  • Take a seat for this stellar entertainment in the San Bernardino area

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The Spy Pilot Chronicles return to San Bernardino International Airport departure terminal on Saturday, March 7, as Major Brian Shul, USAF (Ret.), a former pilot of the super secret Lockheed SR-71 Spy Plane, talks about his incredible adventures in the sky. Shul has flown at 2,000 mph and will share with guests what it was like to fly higher ...
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  • From the Pulpit: With his first miracle, Jesus celebrated joy

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Why did Jesus turn water to wine at a wedding in Cana? Perhaps to celebrate a precious moment of communal joy and celebration.
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  • Kawhi Leonard, Clippers dominate Rockets for 6th straight win

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) The Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard goes up for a shot as the Rockets’ P.J. Tucker (17) and James Harden (13 ...
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  • With new coronavirus cases, Santa Clara County calls for cancellation of large events, reducing travel

    The San Bernardino Sun
    As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Santa Clara County reached 20 on Thursday, public health officials called for new measures to prevent the virus from circulating in the community, including canceling large gatherings like sports games and ...
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  • Dr. Seuss remembered in San Bernardino on Read Across America Day

    The San Bernardino Sun
    San Bernardino families remembered Dr. Seuss and celebrated reading Monday, March 2, on Read Across America Day. Families gathered for storytime led by Don Smith, a field representative in the San Bernardino mayor’s office, at the Rowe Branch Library on Marshall Boulevard. In 1988, the National Education Association launched the first Read ...
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  • Stagecoach Country Music Festival announces set times for 2020

    The Press-Enterprise
    We’re less than two months out from the 14th annual Stagecoach Country Music Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio April 24-26 and the promoters at Goldenvoice have revealed the set times for its three major stages. This year’s lineup includes heavy hitter headliners Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood and Eric Church as well as country ...
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  • Riverside startup taking its bug-detector pitch to Paris

    The San Bernardino Sun
    A Riverside-based startup will soon get to pitch its modern-day bug detector on a grand scale, flying to Paris in June to pitch its agricultural concept to investors with millions of dollars in hand. FarmSense, which credits its entrepreneurial roots to UC ...
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  • Chino actress loves all aspects of the theater

    The Press-Enterprise
    “I have loved every minute of seeing these characters come to life.” Families in Riverside and San Bernardino counties can get help from Wylie Center Maintenance workers help Rancho Cucamonga Quakes baseball players shine their light Orange County School of the Arts severs ties with Santa Ana Unified Murrieta teacher to appear on Disney+ ...
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  • Coronavirus concerns cancel some Hemet field trips

    The Press-Enterprise
    Canceled trips include a choir festival in San Francisco, college visits and trips to Disneyland, Legoland and Six Flags Magic Mountain. Several other school districts across Riverside and San Bernardino counties have not canceled field trips. On Thursday, parents began to push back against the Hemet decision. Michelle Bassett, who was planning ...
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