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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Riverside auto care store celebrates 80th anniversary
Bridge Stone Retail Operations LLC recently celebrated the 80th anniversary of the Firestone Complete Auto Care store in Riverside. The anniversary event began Nov. 20 with a recognition ceremony with BSRO executives and local community members. The public celebration continued … Continue reading
I.E. dialysis facilities honored for having ‘highest standards’
Fresenius Medical Care North America, operator of a network of dialysis facilities, recently named three of its San Bernardino-area dialysis facilities “Centers of Excellence” for achieving the “highest standards in patient care in 2008,” according to a news release. This … Continue reading
Two dentists purchase building in Chino for $1.2 million
Drs. Tiffany Truong and Hoang Nguyen have purchased the freestanding retail property at 12385 Central Ave., Chino, from Vincent Paul DiSalvo Trust for $1.2 million, according to costar.com. They plan to open a dental office in the building, which they … Continue reading
Rancho financial adviser slates holiday open house
Susan Pennington, a financial adviser for financial services firm Edward Jones, is inviting the community to attend a holiday open house at her office on Dec. 10. The event begins at 5 p.m. at 8744 19th St., Rancho Cucamonga. Light … Continue reading
Art Institute graduates to show work to potential employers
Students set to graduate from The Art Institute of California – Inland Empire in San Bernardino will showcase the best of their work when the school hosts its Graduate Portfolio Show on Dec. 15. Employers looking for talented, newly graduated … Continue reading
Upland chamber plans holiday party at monthly event
The Upland Chamber of Commerce is having a holiday party for its monthly “First Friday” networking meeting. The event, which is sponsored by Main Street Upland, starts at 7 a.m. Friday at La Villa, 792 W. Arrow Highway, Upland. Cost: … Continue reading
Sale of flavored, roll-your-own cigarettes illegal under new rules
The state Board of Equalization recently released information notifying wholesalers and distributors that it is illegal to sell flavored cigarettes or roll-your-own under the new federal U.S. Food and Drug Administration provision of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control … Continue reading
54.41% of I.E. homeowners are ‘upside down’ in their mortgages
First American CoreLogic has released third-quarter data showing more than half of the mortgages in the San Bernardino-Ontario-Riverside metro area are “under water.” The report shows 54.41 percent (474,265) of all residential properties with a mortgage were in negative equity … Continue reading
California teens hit hardest by struggling employment market
Recent state employment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics paints a grim picture of unemployment in the state of California, with teens being hit especially hard. The state unemployment rate in October was 12.5 percent. The teen unemployment … Continue reading
Home building slows nationwide as recession continues to take a toll
According to statistics compiled by the Construction Industry Research Board home builders nationwide pulled permits for 2,815 housing units in October, down 6 percent from September and down 33 percent from October 2008. The data show permits pulled for single-family … Continue reading