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  • San Bernardino County passes 1,000 coronavirus cases, deaths rise by 8

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The number of confirmed novel coronavirus cases in San Bernardino County passed the 1,000 mark Thursday, April 16, while deaths rose by eight. Forty-seven people have died from COVID-19 and 1,032 people have tested positive for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, the county’s data show. As of Wednesday, April 15, there were 39 deaths ...
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  • San Bernardino County reports 36 new COVID-19 cases, 8 new deaths; case total now 1,032

    The Desert Sun
    San Bernardino County reports 36 new COVID-19 cases, 8 new deaths; case total now 1,032 San Bernardino County reported 36 new COVID-19 cases and 8 new deaths on Thursday, bringing the case total to 1,032. Check out this story on desertsun.com: https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/health/2020/04/16/san-bernardino-county-reports-36-new-covid-19 ...
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  • Move into empty office towers to solve California’s housing crisis

    The San Bernardino Sun
    It turns out that all those bills the Legislature passed over the last 18 months to make denser housing commonplace in California for relief of the longtime housing crunch may suddenly be rendered irrelevant by a virus. For the longer Californians shelter at home to slow the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus plague, the more obvious it becomes ...
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  • As stress rises in coronavirus pandemic, so does risk to child safety

    The Press-Enterprise
    And on March 30, that figure was down to 376. Overall, reports to the county were down 12% from February to March. Elsewhere, reports for that same period were down 14% in San Bernardino County, 12% in Orange County, 7% in Riverside County and 11% statewide, according to the state Department of Social Services. Aguilera urged people to report ...
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  • Redlands hires Eric Bridgeland to replace Jim Ducey as men’s basketball coach

    The Press-Enterprise
    When the University of Redlands hired Eric Bridgeland this week as the new head coach of its men’s basketball team, the speedy move by the school belied how infrequently the position opens up. The Bulldogs hired Bridgeland to replace Jim Ducey, making the former Whitman College coach only the third men’s basketball coach at the school in ...
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  • Mount Baldy residents say they’re fed up with those ignoring national forest closures

    Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
    Residents want officials to do more than post signs saying roads and trails are closed in the Angeles National Forest.
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  • Inland Empire getting major money from feds to fight coronavirus

    The San Bernardino Sun
    The bill includes money for those affected by the pandemic. So far, federal lawmakers representing San Bernardino, Riverside and Los Angeles counties have arranged for dollars for colleges and students, health care providers and economic development. More announcements are expected in coming weeks. The money will help health care providers with ...
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  • Mary’s Table feeds hundreds of San Bernardino County residents every day

    The San Bernardino Sun
    For more than 20 years, Marsha Olguin has had a heart for the San Bernardino County’s most impoverished residents. As director of Mary’s Table, part of Mary’s Mercy Center, she and her team of volunteers provide hot meals daily to the hungry. The center is known for the miracles that happen there — second chances, lives turned around.
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  • Etiwanda junior Jahmai Mashack receiving a lot of attention from college basketball programs

    The Press-Enterprise
    Despite an injury that set him back last summer, Etiwanda junior basketball standout Jahmai Mashack is being heavily recruited by NCAA Division I schools. He has made several trips to UCLA and is also being looked at by Cal, Colorado, Kansas, Loyola Marymount, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Stanford, Texas, Texas Tech and Utah, reports Rivals.com ...
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  • Continue learning every step of the way, including while distance learning

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Adapt to using the same space each day and desk alternatives are acceptable, so please be creative as you design your work space. Mary’s Table feeds hundreds of San Bernardino County residents every day Coronavirus: Rialto congregants celebrate Easter at church, but in their cars Reach Out focuses on improving health in the Inland Empire This ...
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  • Coronavirus closures bring new challenges to Southern California dairy farmers

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Dairy farmers across the country have felt the shock of the novel coronavirus pandemic, forcing some to dump raw milk. As much as 7% of milk products nationwide were dumped in the first week of April, as milk producers could not sell milk to bottlers, with contracts for school lunches and restaurants evaporating due to massive closures and stay ...
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  • Let’s work together to create a livable planet: Letters

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Re “Clearing the air” (News, April 5): Thanks to the newspaper for the important front-page story. The pandemic ravaging our world may be teaching us lessons about living more with less. A simple meal in the backyard, children playing jump rope in the ...
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  • San Bernardino County Reports 8 New Deaths, Ventura County Reports New Cases

    CBS Los Angeles on MSN.com
    After not being able to report new cases and deaths on Tuesday due to a technical issue, San Bernardino County reported 19 new cases of the novel coronavirus and eight additional deaths.
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  • Rams’ Brian Allen tests positive for coronavirus, first NFL player reported infected

    The San Bernardino Sun
    Rams center Brian Allen tested positive for the coronavirus, making him the first NFL reported infected during the pandemic, the team said Wednesday. Confirming a report by Jay Glazer of Fox Sports, a Rams spokesman said that after Allen’s illness was confirmed, the team closed its facility in Thousand Oaks where Allen was rehabilitating his ...
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  • Here’s when Rancho Cucamonga will distribute care packages to seniors

    The Press-Enterprise
    Do not exit the vehicle. Aside from residents, city staff and their families, donations came from the Cucamonga Valley Water District, Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County, the City Council, Assemblyman James Ramos, God’s Pantry, the Rancho Cucamonga VIP Club, Cadence Senior Living, employees of Ralph’s (Day Creek and ...
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