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It was a bizarre game, and in retrospect, maybe it shouldn't be a surprise that the Quakes came back to beat the Mavericks 6-4 before a crowd of 7,010 at the Epicenter before the holiday fireworks show. Although they had no hits through six innings, the Quakes trailed just 3-2 after scoring single runs in the fourth and fifth on ...
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The Reign extended qualifying offers to defensemen Dan Knapp, Andrew Martens and Darren McMillan, forwards Jason Techjma, Dale Reinhardt, Mike Howe and Dusty Collins, and goaltender Kellen Briggs. ECHL teams were not required to protect players who have signed a Standard Player Contract prior to July 1. Players that were not signed by July 1 or extended a qualifying offer ...
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Say what you will about Sarah Palin, but she sure knows how to make news. She not only announced her resignation as governor of Alaska during the Michael Jackson media frenzy, but over the Fourth of July weekend. Maybe she didn't want to make a big deal about it, so she did it now. Naw. She didn't give a ...
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A week after the day the music went into a coma, cable news networks --- primarily MSNBC and CNN --- have been wall-to-Off the Wall with Michael Jackson coverage. It's got to the point of morbid hero worship. Like they were expecting the resurrection. Some fans have even sworn they've seen Jackson's image in the clouds. Stay tuned, his ...
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Former Cal State San Bernardino soccer coach Christian Johnson has been named men's and women's coach at Humboldt State. Johnson, who also previously coached at Azusa Pacific, takes over for Andy Cumbo, who departed to take the men's head coaching position at Cal State East Bay. Johnson's past triumphs include guiding the Azusa Pacific women's program to a 24-0-1 record ...
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Jurors in Michael Burton's murder trial spent a full day deliberating today in West Valley Superior Court, but failed to reached a verdict by the end of the day. The jury of eight women and four men is set to continue deliberating Monday morning. Prosecutors accuse Burton, 48, of murdering his wife, Otilia Burton, with a samurai sword in July ...
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Brian Kilburg is less than a month away from earning his economics degree from Minnesota State-Mankato. After he gets his diploma, he'll embark on a very different task: Playing hockey for the Reign. Coach Karl Taylor called the 6-foot-3 defenseman a player with "all the physical skills." "He loves to hit, he's a very aggressive player," Taylor said. "He plays ...
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Jon Francisco is currently visiting his family in Minnesota, but didn't really feel as though he had left Southern California when it was suggested he "would be returning" to the Reign. That was the plan all along, said the team captain, who was among the first to re-sign with the team in June. ...
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Chaffey College tight end Ricky Howard, a graduate of Hesperia High School, verbally committed to Iowa State Wednesday night, according to a phone call received from Howard's mother by colleague J.P. Hoornstra. Howard, an all-Mojave River League performer for the Scorpions in 2006 and 2007, is entering his sophomore year at Chaffey. He's planning on enrolling at Iowa State in ...
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July 2, 2009: RCNow
The Inland Sports Center is offering a summer fitness camp every week through August 7 for children 6 to 12 years old. A one-week session is $55 and proceeds go to local schools. The sports center -- with indoor track, batting cages and weight room -- is on 8580 Milliken Ave.Information: (909) 476-7913 ...
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Information about San Bernardino County's most frequently used publicservices is now available in a 16-page booklet called the "At YourService Resident Guide." The guide is designed to promote awareness ofservices and make it easier for residents to access the service they need mostoften. It is being distributed to more than 200,000 households, and will also be available at the counters ...
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July 2, 2009: RCNow
Starting this month, the Lions Club will meet on the fourth Wednesday every month at Antonino's on Vineyard and Foothill in the Thomas Winery Plaza. Happy hour starts at 5:30 p.m.; dinner and meeting is 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Information: (909) 989-2232 ...
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The Mary Vagle Museum and Nature Center is inviting the public to free, family-friendly hikes into Jurupa Hills. Offered on the first Saturday of the month, the "Discovery Hikes" series is a tour through local surroundings led by one of the center's naturalists. Hikers will get a chance to see hawks, rabbits, quail and one of the areas oldest lemonade ...
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July 1, 2009: RCNow
"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Bless Me, Ultima" will soon be suggested reading for the city. Thanks to the aggressive grant writing efforts by the city's library officials, we have two books to read for the community reading initiative Big Read.Rancho is the only city to be awarded two Big Read grants from the National Endowment for the Arts ...
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Former comedian Al Franken, of "Saturday Night Live" fame of yesteryear, and now Senator from the sort-of-great state of Minnesota, has a liberal agenda, neo-conservatives will tell you. Left of even -- gasp! -- Barack Obama. If Fox News hasn't already compared Franken's win (several months after election day and many court battles later) to the bogus elections then ...
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- Jurors began deliberations this afternoon in the trial of a Pasadena firefighter accused of murdering his wife with a samurai sword before trying to take his own life. Following 11 days of testimony over four weeks, attorneys in Michael Burton's murder trial sparred over the facts of the case today during their closing arguments in West Valley ...
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Tim Kraus, who re-signed with the Reign in June, wanted to be back in Ontario but not for too long. At 22, he's still chasing the NHL dream and will be surrounded this summer with someone who can help him get there. Here's what he had to say this afternoon... ...
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July 1, 2009: SB Now
By Andrew Edwards Staff Writer SAN BERNARDINO -- Rev. Patrick S. Guillen pushed a school bus "off a cliff" on Thursday. So did Moises Escalante. And they weren't the only ones. "Today we are gathered here together to say the governor is driving California off a cliff," said Guillen, who is also executive director of Libreria del Pueblo, which teaches ...
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July 1, 2009: RCNow
The 1,200 acres project was one of the topics of the Grand Jury report released today. The report supports the termination of the cooperative agreement with the county on the project, recommends that a public auction be the proper procedure for the county to sell surplus flood control property and suggests the city consider asking Councilman Rex Gutierrez to recuse himself from ...
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July 1, 2009: SB Now
A ground-breaking for the Speicher Skate Park is scheduled to be held Saturday. Sun colleague Debbie Pfeiffer-Trunell informs me that the park is being built with built with $500,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds, $100,000 in donations from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and $98,000 in funding directed from Third District Supervisor Neil Derry. The bill for ...
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