Monthly Archives: November 2009

UC Riverside receives $1 million grant for clean energy project

The California Energy Commission has awarded a $1 million grant to the UC Riverside College of Engineering-Center for Environmental Research and Technology to “build a process demonstration unit to convert biosolids to clean synthetic diesel fuel.”

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Chino Valley chamber slates annual holiday luncheon

The Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Holiday Luncheon and Silent Auction on Thursday at the Western Hills Golf & Country Club, 1800 Carbon Canyon Road, Chino Hills.  A portion of the proceeds from the silent auction … Continue reading

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Teleconference will look at end-of-year financial management

The U.S. Labor Department’s Women’s Bureau will hold a teleconference call titled “Financial Management at Year’s End” 2-3 p.m. Monday.  Saving, spending and managing credit wisely will be discussed. Speakers will include certified public accountant and personal financial specialist David … Continue reading

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Credit Union League approves fee for public advocacy program

The California Credit Union League, based in Ontario, has approved an assessment on member credit unions for continuing a public advocacy program.  According to an article in the Credit Union Journal, the assessment was slashed by 83 percent from 2007 … Continue reading

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Labor Department to hold compliance workshop online

The U.S. Labor Department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs will present a webinar on the equal-employment-opportunity and affirmative-action provisions of federal contracts involving American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 funds 2-3:30 p.m. Dec. 17.  Companies that provide goods … Continue reading

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Sales team gets top sales honors

The Pomona-based sales group for Lia Sophia, a direct-seller of jewelry, recently announced top honors for its team’s outstanding sales accomplishments and professionalism, according to a news release.  “Having just joined the fashion jewelry business, Dawn Abasta has earned this … Continue reading

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Homebuilder group cites decline

Construction of new homes in California continued to decline in October, prompting California homebuilders to call on state lawmakers to re-examine the benefits of the state new-home buyer tax credit enacted earlier this year, according to a news release by … Continue reading

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Financial adviser sets open house

Susan Pennington, a local financial adviser with Edward Jones, a financial consulting firm, is inviting the community to attend a holiday open house at 5 p.m. on Dec. 10, at 8744 19th St., in Rancho Cucamonga, according to a news … Continue reading

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Ports may see rise in cargo

Import cargo volume at the nation’s major retail container ports, including the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, “could see its first year-over-year increases in more than two years beginning in early 2010,” according to a report mentioned in … Continue reading

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Tech firms partner for services

Enspired Technology Inc., an Ontario-based computer information technology consulting firm, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Ultimate Internet Access Inc., an Ontario-headquartered solutions provider of high-speed Internet, e-mail, dial-up access, security issues, firewall issues and Web site development and hosting, … Continue reading

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