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NCUA Names 'Permanent' CEO for Conserved Municipal Credit Union
Credit Union Times
Woods was succeeded by Jane Dobbs, who worked with Woods to turnaround the $1.8 billion Arrowhead Central Credit Union in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., and the $1.8 billion Texans Credit Union in Richardson, Texas. Dobbs is now serving as conservatorship ...
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Woman, 83, and man, 79, die in crash near Lake Mathews
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
LAKE MATHEWS — An 83-year-old woman and a 79-year-old man from Perris died Wednesday morning when their vehicle plunged 30 feet off a roadway near Lake Mathews. The crash was reported about 8:20 ...
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‘The Real Housewives of Orange County’ have a renewal of vows and a tequila surprise
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
I’ve learned many things from “The Real Housewives of Orange County.” Money can’t buy good taste or manners, for one. Too much tequila can lead to skinny-dipping (in truth, I first learned ...
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‘Insatiable’ comedian Arden Myrin finds her sparkle in ‘Little Miss Little Compton’
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
“This goes to show you that in life sometimes it’s better not to get what you want. If I’d gotten what I wanted, I would have sold myself short.” So says comedian Arden Myrin about the ...
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Pomona PD seeks help solving October killing of teen
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
POMONA – Authorities sought public help on Wednesday to find the killer of a 16-year-old boy who was gunned down in a Pomona residential neighborhood. Andrew Aguilar was fatally shot at about 11 ...
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LifeStream offers Inland Empire nonprofits a fundraising opportunity
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
LifeStream Blood Bank, a nonprofit providing blood products to hospitals in Southern California, is recognizing National Philanthropy Day, Nov. 15, by inviting fellow area nonprofits to host blood ...
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Urgency increases as coronavirus surge threatens to overwhelm LA County hospitals
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
A major wave of coronavirus patients flowing into hospitals by early December could force Los Angeles County to return to restrictive Safer-at-Home orders similar to those of the early days of the ...
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Taylor’s Bar & Grill near Redlands is closing after 86 years of legends, tall tales and ghosts
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
More than 80 years of liquor and legends could come to an end next week at Taylor’s Bar & Grill. The Barton Road eatery opened in 1934. It is both a link to the Inland Empire’s pioneer history ...
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North East Welch CU picks CO-OP Financial for PIN, debit
The Green Sheet Inc.
As North East Welch Credit Union (newelchfcu.com) approached the end of its existing PIN and debit processing partnership, the $20 million cooperative set out to find a partner with rich payments expertise that also understands – and values – small credit unions.
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California will cease to be the epicenter of the tech industry and innovation
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
In August, Uber and Lyft came close to shutting down their operations in California. Hours before the looming ride-sharing blackout, a state appeals court granted a last-minute reprieve ...
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Open economy or tamp down coronavirus infections? It’s not either-or, researchers say
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
It is, indeed, possible to reconcile two conflicting desires: curbing the spread of COVID-19 while still keeping the economy open, according to an international team of researchers led by UCLA’s ...
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210 Guns Went Missing from Philadelphia Sheriff's Office, New Report Says
NBC Philadelphia on MSN.com
The City Controller's office found that deputy's service weapons and recovered guns disappeared between 1977 and 2015. Additionally, weapons were found to be piled on the floor at times and stored while still loaded.
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Dine 909: Support local restaurants and you could win a $500 gift card
The Press-Enterprise
Two prizes are being awarded each week. Frost Gelato was formerly in Rancho Cucamonga’s Victoria Gardens at 12385 South Mainstreet, Suite 1040. In its place is another dessert shop, Drunken Cake ...
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Toilet paper runs short again as hoarding resumes amid coronavirus spike
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Remember when shoppers depleted store shelves as they scrambled to buy toilet paper, hand sanitizer and other essentials during the early days of COVID-19? Well, hold onto your seats because it ...
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Pomona budget outlook improves despite pandemic’s effects
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
After fearing it would be forced to dip into reserve funds to shore up its budget, Pomona’s finances appear to be in better shape than originally forecasted. The city is now predicting a small ...
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North East Welch Credit Union selects CO-OP Financial Services for PIN and debit processing
Credit Union Insight
As North East Welch Credit Union (newelchfcu.com) approached the end of its existing PIN and debit processing partnership, the $20 million cooperative set out to find a partner with rich payments expertise that also understands – and values – small credit unions.
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