Colton Courier February 05 2015

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W e e k l y COLTON COURIER Features, Lifestyle & News You Can Use!

Vol 143, NO. 11

Local Tax Advisor Posthumously Honored by Dr. G

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Thank you, For more information contact Faviola Medina (909) 370-5191

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yolanda Infante (center) hold her husband’s posthumous award along with her family.

By Anthony Victoria

orenzo Infante—a U.S. Army Vietnam War veteran, recipient of the Bronze Star, small business owner, and

beloved family man—was honored posthumously by Colton City councilmember Dr. Luis Gonzalez during the council meeting on Tuesday February 3. Infante passed away last month. He was 68-years-old.

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Gonzalez, currently a History teacher at Colton High School and Colton Area Museum board member, knew Infante through interactions and discussions they had Infante cont. on next page

New Native American Health Clinic Opens in Grand Terrace

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ednesday, February 18, 2015 at 2:30AM – Reyes C. Colunga – on Rancho and K on the bridge.

Angels’ Closet holds donation drive at REV

EPA Action on Smog Pollution

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the new san Manuel Clinic, located at 11980 Mt. Vernon Ave. in the city of Grand terrace will have radiology services in its new state of the Art Facility.

t was a day of celebration—one filled with traditional native blessings, hearty smiles and glowing accomplishment from officials and staff of the Riverside-San Bernardino Health Incorporated. A ribbon cutting was held on Friday January 30 to celebrate the grand opening of the San Manuel Clinic, located at 11980 Mt. Vernon Avenue in the city of Grand Terrace. The opening of the new clinic was made possible by a $2 million grant provided by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. The clinic, which will serve around 6,670 patients from the Native American communities of Riverside and San Bernardino, now has the space to add future Radiology services for the growing patient population and will continue to provide comprehensive, coordinated attention for patients during their visits in multiple areas. Those areas include family practice, behavioral health, preventative care, podiatry—as well as endocrinology, and internal medicine through a telemedicine program. Among the officials present at the grand opening were Riverside-San Bernardino Health Incorporated Chief Executive Office Jess Montoya, their Board President Annette Chihuahua, and San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Chairwoman Lynn Valbuena. The opening of the new clinic in Grand Terrace is only a San Manuel Clinic cont. on next page

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2015 Tri-City Mega Match Mixer

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olton, Loma Linda, and Grand Terrace Chamber of Commerce’s present an evening of networking, raffles, food and business after hours fun. Thursday, March 19, 2015 Location: Ashley Furniture Home Store 855 Ashley Way, Colton CA

Vendor Booth available: $75 for Members $100 for Nonmembers Contact: Chetay Catalano (909) 825-2222

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nthony Victoria is the Community Editor for the Colton Courier and El Chicano newspapers and can be reached at (909) 269-9585 ; victoriaanthony91@gmail.com. Find us on Facebook and Twitter: IECN Weekly @IECN_onthebeat


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