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Coffee with a pump of connection

On the last Friday of each month, one could expect to find RCHS students roaming the campus halls with a clear plastic cup of coffee or a pastry in hand. Run by students in the Functional and Practical program, the now three-year-old activity leads to positive impacts hat go far beyond just providing coffee once a month.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA · 1d
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Redlands Student's Award-Winning Research Explores the Political Battles That Led America Toward the Civil War

Long before the first shots of the American Civil War were fired, the nation was already engaged in a struggle over slavery, political power and the meaning of its founding laws. Congressional compromises, bitter disagreements between states and landmark Supreme Court decisions shaped a conflict that would ultimately test whether the United States could remain united.

Redlands, CA · 1d
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More Than a Streak: Wildcats Battle Through Adversity for 24th Straight CCAA Crown

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — Sean Alliegro had made a promise to teammate Mario Giannini before Saturday's California Collegiate Athletic Association Cross Country Championships. Whatever happened, he wasn't going to lead the race during the opening mile. That promise lasted approximately 400 meters, as Alliegro found himself at the front...

Chico, CA · 2d
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Perris Council Splits 3-2 to Suspend Flock Cameras After Residents Cry Foul

Perris City Council voted 3-2 to suspend its agreement with Flock Safety for automated license-plate reader services, siding with residents who packed a recent meeting to voice privacy concerns over the surveillance network strung across city intersections. The vote splits a council otherwise aligned behind its sheriff's deputies. A Contract...

Perris, CA · 2d
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Top SuperLotto Plus tickets sold in Fontana, Milipitas and Walnut

There were no tickets sold with all six numbers in Wednesday evening’s SuperLotto Plus drawing, pushing the estimated jackpot for Saturday’s drawing to $14 million. There were three tickets with five numbers, but missing the Mega number, one each sold at a gas station in Walnut, a doughnut and bagel shop in Fontana and a convenience store in Milpitas in Silicon Valley. They are each worth $9,748, the California Lottery announced.

Fontana, CA · 1d