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Donate blood for a chance to win Super Bowl tickets from LifeStream

Donate blood for a chance to win Super Bowl tickets from LifeStream

One of the many side effects of the coronavirus response by government and health officials has been the disruption of many typical and standard medical practices.  Many of the preventative or maintenance items in health care have been shunted to the wayside in these unusual times.  The blood bank industry …

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City to address road damage from recent storms

City to address road damage from recent storms

The San Bernardino Public Works department is working overtime to repair roads damaged by the recent onslaught from Mother Nature. The heavy rains that hit San Bernardino last week have created many potholes on streets throughout the city. In response, Public Works is working to inspect streets and fill potholes …

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Visual Interpretations of African Art Exhibit Opening Jan. 14

San Bernardino County Museum

A new art exhibit is coming to the San Bernardino County Museum. Contradictions – Bringing the Past Forward© by artist Barbara Gothard, will be on display from Jan. 14 through Apr. 10, 2022. The exhibit is a research-based multimedia arts and humanities project consisting of mixed media installation works, and …

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Loma Linda University Health celebrates fifth anniversary of San Bernardino Campus

Loma Linda University Health celebrates fifth anniversary of San Bernardino Campus

Members of the community and leaders from Loma Linda University Health commemorated the fifth anniversary of its San Bernardino community clinic and health professional college campus earlier this month. The anniversary was celebrated with stories of some of the 700 patients served daily and 500 graduates of the college since …

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State housing market stays strong

State housing market stays strong

California’s housing market remained strong in November, despite its perennial problem of not enough houses being built, according to the California Association of Realtors. Sales of existing, single-family homes totaled 454,450 last month, up 4.7 percent from October but down 10.7 percent year-over-year, the association reported. Statewide, the median home …

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Weapons supplier in Dec. 2 attack attempts to withdraw guilty plea

Enrique Marquez Jr., who supplied the weapons used in the San Bernardino terrorist attack that killed 14 people December 2, 2015 was thwarted in his attempt to withdraw his guilty plea which has him serving 20 years in federal prison. A three-judge panel on the Ninth Circuit of the U.S. …

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SBCUSD Mourns Passing of Board of Education Member, Dr. Margaret Hill

SBCUSD Mourns Passing of Board of Education Member, Dr. Margaret Hill

In a Tweet on Monday the San Bernardino City Unified School District reported that one of its long-time board members has died.  Dr. Margaret Hill was 81.  Facebook tributes to her page have been pouring in all day. “Dr. Hill’s tireless, kind and cheerful presence made her arguably the most …

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Volunteers needed for annual point-in-time count

Volunteers needed for annual point-in-time count

San Bernardino County’s annual Point-In-Time Count (PITC) of unsheltered homeless individuals will be conducted on Jan. 27. The County is searching for volunteers to canvass the county’s cities, towns and unincorporated communities to count, survey and assist the county’s homeless population. The PITC is critical to secure government and private …

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First case of Omicron variant detected in San Bernardino County

First case of Omicron variant detected in San Bernardino County

It was only a matter of time before San Bernardino County recorded its first case of the coronavirus Omicron variant. According to a release by the County, the variant was detected in a male resident of Redlands who was fully vaccinated and had obtained a booster shot. He had traveled …

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San Bernardino County Museum Opens Exhibit in Remembrance of Terrorist Attack

San Bernardino County Museum Opens Exhibit in Remembrance of Terrorist Attack

The horrible events on December 2nd 6 years ago will be remembered and memorialized as part of the “Curtain of Courage” preview exhibit that is open now through December 19 at the San Bernardino County Museum. The “Curtain of Courage” is a piece of art that is under development by …

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