Eagles Share Nest With Evacuees
SAN BERNARDINO — The Eagles Lodge here has become a nest for an odd bunch of eggs, because of the fires sweeping the San Bernardino Mountains.
About 35 families who fled the fires have taken up residence in the club’s parking lot in trailers, RVs and tents, according Deneen Ramirez, a lodge spokeswoman.
The lodge is hatching up a big feed for the camper’s Thursday at 3 p.m. in the the club’s dining room at 895 E. 9th St.
The Eagles took up a collection of food and money to put on the meal, which will be served “until the food runs out,” Ramirez said.
Lodge trustee Cindy Pacheco will be presiding over the food preparation and service, Ramirez said.