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The building that housed Kmart for decades could now house an auto parts store and warehouse after the sale of the building was completed over the holidays.
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Redlands Christian Schools, providing quality Christian education for nearly 100 years, will hold three open houses at its schools this month.
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BurgerIM, a fast-growing burger chain offering an array of gourmet burgers, has opened a restaurant in the Orange Street Plaza near Corner Bakery Café.
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After 19 years of leadership roles with Century Group Media, Toebe Bush has decided to retire as Century Group president and CEO, effective Dec. 20.
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Mountain Mike’s Pizza, a California-based family-style pizza chain known for its crispy, curly pepperonis and huge pizzas, has opened a new location in the Packinghouse District shopping center.
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Beginning on Friday, Dec. 6, the Redlands Police Department facility at 1270 W. Park Ave. will be closed temporarily due to installation of new flooring in the Emergency Operations Center, the city announced.
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Construction of the Redlands Passenger Rail Project will force complete closure of Eureka Street from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays until Friday, Dec. 13, the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority reports.
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The East Valley Association of Realtors and its affiliates raised more than $30,000 to provide Thanksgiving Day turkey dinner packages to more than 1,100 needy families in the area. This annual undertaking has grown from 225 turkey dinner packages in 2003. Dinners were distributed in five lo…
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Redlands loves its local business owners and showed its support on Small Business Saturday.
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Redlands has joined the Small Business Saturday Coalition along with the Redlands Chamber of Commerce to support Small Business Saturday, which takes place on Saturday, Nov. 30.
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• Of all the industrial and business development in the Inland Empire, rapid expansion occurring at the Ontario International Airport is a standout. Year-over-year growth in passenger traffic at the airport has jumped 9.6 percent compared to 0.3 percent growth at Los Angeles International Ai…
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“It shouldn’t be about country club California. This should be a California everyone can live in,” said Christopher Thornberg, director of the UC Riverside School of Business Center for Economic Forecasting and Development, neatly summarizing the theme of the center’s 2019 annual conference.
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Principle Body Care is a small, family owned business offering a variety of skin and body care products. All are plant-based, so are more sustainable, renewable and less toxic than most body care products.
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One added value of chamber membership is the ability to escape into the wonderful world of movies at discounted prices. In partnership with Harkins Movie Theatre Redlands, the chamber offers discounted tickets to members providing substantial savings when it’s time to go to the movies.
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Saturday, Nov. 30, is the 10th annual Shop Small Saturday. Dedicated to supporting the diverse range of local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy and enhance neighborhoods around the country, Shop Small Saturday was created by American Express in 2010 in response to small business…
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The Chamber’s Member-to-Member Discount Program is designed to grow a stronger local economy by giving members the opportunity to advertise a discount available from their business and provide an easy way to add value to membership and interact with other Chamber members.
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Downtown businesses, including retail, restaurants and bars, will have the benefit of having thousands of customers looking for a place to land while waiting for the year 2020 to ring in.
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Kimberly Juniors in front of the A.K. Smiley Public Library The 104th year of Kimberly Juniors is in full swing. Weekly Saturday morning meetings began Aug. 18 and will continue throughout the school year, concluding on May 2. As always, the Kimberly Junior officers begin each meeting with …
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Martin & Company Designs is a Redlands company that provides graphic and fabrication design of the products of local businesses. It is owned by Adam Martin, a third-generation resident of Redlands. He had spent many days of his youth with his grandfather, learning about warehouse managem…
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Tres Chic is a small gift, collectible and apparel shop on West State Street across from Mu Thai Restaurant. There is a definite Audrey Hepburn “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” vibe – from the lighted Eiffel Tower in the front window to the black lace umbrellas hanging from the ceiling.
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Preparing baskets for the Zonta Club’s annual fashion show and luncheon at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 23, at the Redlands Country Club are, from left, Beth Allevato, Shelley Bodnar, Donna McIntosh, Sandy Arsenault, Linda Derebery, Kathy Hanson, Rene Hall and Londa Carter. For tickets, call Linda…
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Beaver Medical Group and its management company EPIC Management, LP, have announced the upcoming launch of Epic Systems electronic health records (EHR) system, the most advanced, widely used and comprehensive health record and practice management system in the United States.
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Gerrards Market, a Redlands establishment nestled in a residential neighborhood, will celebrate its 90th year starting in January.
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From the outside, it looks like a charming shop with an artsy feel. Inside, there’s no mistaking this is a place for creativity to blossom, DIY confidence to take hold and memories to be made — and your own signs.
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In an effort to increase partnerships within the community with chamber members and to provide opportunities for university students, the Redlands Chamber of Commerce will work with a business consulting class on various chamber initiatives.
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The Redlands Chamber of Commerce is now accepting membership dues for the President’s Circle for the 2020 year. The President’s Circle was created to prominently recognize local businesses whose continual support has been instrumental in the work of the chamber. In addition to visibility in …
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One of the added values of Redlands Chamber of Commerce membership is the ability to escape into the wonderful world of movies at discounted prices. In partnership with Harkins Movie Theatre Redlands, the chamber offers discounted tickets to members providing substantial savings when it’s ti…
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Redlands Chamber of Commerce President-Elect Justin Bouzane of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services California Realty of Redlands has announced new directors for the chamber board with terms beginning in January 2020, pending board approval.
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LifeStream mobile blood drives will be back in Redlands on Tuesday, Sept. 24. Tuesday’s blood drive will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Loma Linda University Surgical Hospital, 26780 Barton Road.
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Yes, Green Bay is in Wisconsin and the successful, expanding corporation that uses the name of its home origin in its international identity, has chosen Redlands as a site for the manufacture of pressure-sensitive label stock.
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Ichen Le, a financial adviser with Wells Fargo in Redlands, has been recognized on the Best-In-State Next Generation Wealth Advisers list by Forbes.
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Swank Designs and Swoon Home are the twin brainchildren of RaeLena Vasquez.
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Offering no reason, Haralambos Beverage Co., based in City of Industry, announced recently that it will lay off 350 employees, including 53 from its Alta Marketing Co., in Redlands.
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After 53 years, the La-Z-Boy upholstery plant in Redlands will cease operations in October, possibly leaving about 350 people jobless.
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A 10,000-square-foot packinghouse-style retail building will be constructed across from the Santa Fe Depot, where the Redlands Passenger Rail project is expected to start rolling in three years.
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A Rolling Stone has been a Redlands fixture for more than 14 years. Located on Citrus Street in what was once a pharmacy, this daughter-mother partnership is one of only a handful of independently owned bead and beading shops in the Inland Empire.
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When asked why he became a barber, Pedro Marquez, explained that at age 12, he became aware of the many patrons who enjoyed their time at the barbershop his family patronized. During his haircut visits, he watched “lots of guys” laughing and sharing life stories in the pleasant environment …
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Covington Engineering was founded in the 1840s and moved to Redlands in 1848. It originally provided services such as sharpening tools, repairing farm equipment and drilling wells. It also fabricated tools, when needed for these and other local industries.
Plymouth Village will host a hiring fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, July 12.
Plymouth Village will host a hiring fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, July 12.
For the fourth straight year, Redlands Community Hospital has received gold medal recognition for its treatment of stroke patients.
O’Flanary’s Emporium is a gift shop and painting classroom on West State Street, Redlands — a couple doors west of Saverino’s Italian Deli.
The number of new businesses being established in the Inland Empire has vigorously outpaced new business growth in California as a whole, according to a new analysis released today by the UCR School of Business Center for Economic Forecasting and Development.
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A Shop Called Quest, the comic book store at Orange Street and Citrus Avenue, held its annual comic book giveaway day on Saturday, May 4. The line stretched to State Street a block north. A customer in line said the store holds the generous day every year on the first Saturday in May. It was…
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“The body cannot produce disease and nurture health at the same time. Food either promotes healing or facilitates disease.” That is the motto for Living Root Cellar, a vegan restaurant on Sixth Street in downtown Redlands.
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The Petco in Citrus Plaza has partnered with a veterinary pet care program that emphasizes preventive treatment. Opened in 2017, with the help of Dr. Ross Massimiano, medical director, it was the first Thrive Affordable Care clinic in California. The store’s interior was remodeled to provide…
A few dozen local pet lovers walked their dogs together Sunday morning to raise money for the Redlands Dog Park for a little more than 3 miles. Others rode bikes and a few riders had dogs jogging along side on leashes.
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I recently enjoyed a fun-filled luncheon visit with a peppy pretty sparkly gal who has volunteered much of her time over the years helping to raise money to support a number of worthwhile local programs and activities sponsored by Redlands Bowl Associates, Bonne Meres, Rotary Club and Kimber…
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When Redlands receives the services of civil engineering specialists, they are often provided by the local firm Hernandez, Kroone and Associates (HKA), owned by the married team of Richard and Anne Hernandez, two civil engineers who have served Redlands for 32 years. They formed the company …