Michelle Young is a fifth-grade teacher and this season's "Bachelorette." "How many boyfriends will you have Miss Young?" her pupil asked. Too many! Well, hopefully, she can narrow it down to one in the end.
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Ladies Professional Golf Association
In 2019, the Symetra Tour and Women’s All Pro Tour (WAPT) joined forces to promote and enhance the opportunities for women to compete in professional
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Orange County Register
Isaac Owens said Wednesday that this will be his final season as Esperanza’s girls volleyball coach, a position he has held for 18 years. Owens, 51, said in an email that he will remain at Esperanza as a teacher but is stepping aside as volleyball coach to create more time to spend with his family.
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Fontana Herald News
A 64-year-old Rancho Cucamonga man was arrested on charges of indecent exposure and annoying/molesting a child, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department.
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Plastics News
SyBridge Technologies LP has completed its purchase of Pyramid Mold & Tool, a Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., manufacturer of multicavity injection molds. Pyramid is SyBridge's fifth acquisition in just 10 months.
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The Press-Enterprise
See which players lead the Inland area in a variety of offensive, defensive and kicking stats. heading into Week 9 games.
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Rubber and Plastics News
Expect to pay more for Dunlop motorcycle tires with Sumitomo Rubber North America' most recent price increase.
|Credit Union Insight
The U.S. continued its fitful post-pandemic recovery in September, as credit union member spending trends for the month reflected a largely “business as usual” trend. Meanwhile, issuers and merchants anticipate a busy fall highlighted by an early holiday shopping season.
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My Central Oregon
ABC/Craig SjodinThe Bachelorette's 18th season kicked off on Tuesday with Michelle Young, a 28-year-old elementary school teacher, ready to find her "soulmate." Kaitlyn Bristowe and Tay
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Daily Mail
The 28-year-old Minnesota teacher kicked off contestant Ryan Fox, 30, before the first rose ceremony during the season 18 premiere on Tuesday of The Bachelorette on ABC.
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Rubber World
SyBridge Technologies announced that it has completed the acquisition of Pyramid Mold and Tool. This transaction further expands SyBridge’s customer base and footprint in the life sciences end-markets.
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Meaww
Some walked away with rose, while others were left to mend their broken hearts on the first rose ceremony of Season 18
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abc7NY
Michelle Young is a fifth-grade teacher and this season's "Bachelorette." "How many boyfriends will you have Miss Young?" her pupil asked. Too many! Well, hopefully, she can narrow it down to one in the end.
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Las Vegas Review-Journal
Brightline leaders say the high-speed rail plan would benefit Southern Nevada tourism with seamless train service to downtown Los Angeles and the Inland Empire.
|Rancho Cucamonga Pro and Prep Sports
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Orange County Register
Isaac Owens said Wednesday that this will be his final season as Esperanza’s girls volleyball coach, a position he has held for 18 years. Owens, 51, said in an email that he will remain at Esperanza as a teacher but is stepping aside as volleyball coach to create more time to spend with his family.
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The Press-Enterprise
See which players lead the Inland area in a variety of offensive, defensive and kicking stats. heading into Week 9 games.
Los Angeles Times
The area sends nine teams to the CIF Southern Section girls' volleyball playoffs. Huntington Beach, Newport Harbor, Costa Mesa and Pacifica Christian Orange County are seeded within their divisions.
Fontana Herald News
The Etiwanda High School football team raised its record to 8-0 by pounding Chino Hills, 41-13, on Oct. 14. The Eagles, who are 2-0 in the Baseline League, were scheduled to travel to Rancho Cucamonga for a key game on Friday,
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The undefeated Tartans move up to No. 1 and Bishop Amat drops in the San Gabriel Valley Top 20 after a loss to Alemany. See where the local teams are ranked going into the Week 9 games.
The Press-Enterprise
Eric-Paul Johnson has been covering high school sports for The Press-Enterprise since 1999, specializing in football, girls volleyball, girls water polo and softball. He is a stat
Whittier Daily News
Putting the final touches on last week’s high school football action, including a look at the area’s top performers.
Ballpark Digest
Fans will see plenty of Marvel Entertainment merchandise in Minor League Baseball ballparks for the next three seasons under a new promotional agreement between the two sides.
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Rancho Cucamonga’s passing attack was especially potent Friday as Xavier Washington threw three touchdown passes: two to Jonah Dawson and one to Dylan Maldonado.
Orange County Register
The Monarchs sweep JSerra to go undefeated in league, and now they are expecting the No. 2 seed in Division 1 of the CIF-SS playoffs.
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