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Goldenvoice did not provide additional details as of Sunday afternoon. ... By Wes Woods | 2 days ago Ontario remembers its ‘Music Man,’ Jack Mercer at memorial service Ontario >> The pews were packed at First United Methodist Church on Saturday morning with friends and family of Jack Mercer, the city’s “Music Man” who died Aug. 26 at age 91. Mercer, a local legend, spent more than si... By Grace Wong | 15 hrs ago Law enforcement agencies Southern California police armed with military arsenal through program Visual arts Gathering in Rancho Cucamonga aims to foster Inland Empire arts scene Economy U.S. job openings remain near 13-year high MOST RECENT STORIES Criminal investigations Body found near Big Bear Lake The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a death near Big Bear Lake. Someone called the department about 4:35 p.m. Saturday after discovering a body near Highway 38 and Lake Williams Road, according to the department. Greg Cappis | 20 hrs ago Philanthropy Turnout at Youth Hope fundraiser event in Redlands thrills organizers REDLANDS >> Saturday’s hot weather did not detour dozens of families from donating to a good cause at Sylvan Park. The park was home to the first-ever A Day in the Park Car Show and Family Fun Extravaganza to benefit Youth Hope. More than two dozen cars sat on the park’s grounds ready to be adored by those who attended the effort to raise funds for the organization and its mission — to work with at-risk, underprivileged and homeless youth in Redlands... Kristina Hernandez | 20 hrs ago Fairs and festivals 4400 Project marks its fourth annual Constitution Day in Redlands REDLANDS >> “Have you voted yet?” That was the common question dozens of youngsters heard Saturday as they walked by classic vehicles sitting next to Smiley Park. “Please place you ballot in the box when you’re done. And don’t forget your sticker,” the conversation continued before youngsters scampered off to other booths set up around the park. The experience was part of the 4th annual Constitution Day celebration planned by... Kristina Hernandez | 20 hrs ago Government debt Measure Y payments may rise, Rialto Unified says Rialto >> Four years after voters approved a $98 million bond for school improvements, school district officials are looking at issuing the next wave of Measure Y bonds, which could mean additional costs for local property owners. According to Rialto Unified spokeswoman Syeda Jafri, Measure Y funds have so far... Beau Yarbrough | 21 hrs ago Weapons administration Inland Empire law enforcement gathers bargain military gear Although some civil libertarians criticize the Defense Logistics Agency’s program to put surplus military equipment in the hands of law enforcement, local law enforcement administrators view it as a good bargain for their communities. The city of Redlands last year obtained a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) truck, designed to protect United States... Jim Steinberg | 21 hrs ago Weapons administration How many weapons Southern California cities received from the military (graphic) The Department of Defense sent military-grade weapons ranging from swords and bayonets to grenade launchers, armored trucks and transport helicopters to California police, county sheriff’s and school districts through its controversial excess property program, according to data from the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services. More... Daniel Tedford | 22 hrs ago Education Smiley Elementary School in Redlands hosts annual campout REDLANDS >> Dozens of tents were set up on around Smiley Elementary School’s track Friday night as families prepared for the school’s annual campout. The campout at Smiley coincided with another in Redlands Unified School District, at Kimberly Elementary. Smiley’s PTA vice president Crystal Colbert said she was expecting about 700 participants in the night’s games and other activities, though only about 350 would stay overnight. Activities... Kristina Hernandez | 23 hrs ago Agriculture and the environment Yucaipa preserve hosts Family Stewardship Day Families gathered at the Wildlands Conservancy Oak Glen Preserve in Yucaipa Saturday morning to participate in the Family Stewardship Day. The “Planting the Seeds of Nature” program featured information and activities for all ages to learn about non-native plants and the revegetation of the native plants. Also on site is the newly opened Southern California Montane Botanic Garden. The day’s event also offered crafts and refreshments as well as the opportunity to... Staff report | 1 day ago Wildfires Aircraft enthusiasts gather at San Bernardino airport during wildfires SAN BERNARDINO >> John Gibson was driving down Tippecanoe Avenue on Friday afternoon when he spotted an airplane he recognized overhead, so he steered his automobile to the San Bernardino International Airport. He found a seat on the top row of shaded, wooden bleachers and opened his senses to the sights, sounds and smells of airplanes taking off, landing and restocking on flame retardant to fight the Silverado Fire, a wildfire burning about 35 miles away, near... Greg Cappis | 21 hrs ago Education EXCLUSIVE: San Bernardino teacher accused of racist slur in classroom San Bernardino >> A Cajon High School math teacher used a racist slur while referring to black students in her class, according to a student’s family. San Bernardino City Unified School District officials later acknowledged that a Cajon High teacher used “inappropriate language” in class and that “disciplinary action” was taken. LaRue Bell, a senior at Cajon High, was in Bernadette Yuson’s seventh-period math class on Sept. 3, when... 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