EL CHICANo Weekly
Vol 59, NO. 27
June 23, 2022
Fo ur t een s ouls hon or ed in t he Cu r tain of Cou ra ge Memorial, a r ecognition for lives los t in the S an
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By Manny Sandoval
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n Friday, June 17th, Members of the December 2nd Memorial Committee unveiled a permanent memorial in honor of the 14 lives lost in the San Bernardino Terror Attack on December 2nd, 2015.
The unveiling was attended by the 14 victims' loved ones, local dignitaries like Supervisors Curt Hagman and Joe Baca Jr., Assembly Majority Leader Eloise Gomez Reyes, Representative Pete Aguilar, and dozens of community members acknowledged the lost lives, first responders who provided aid, and the San Bernardino County Government.
The memorial, which lies on the east side of the San Bernardino County Government Memorial, cont. on next pg.
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Each of the 14 curtains contain the name of the victim, a stripe of color, and a bench with a remembrance statement engraved on it.
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n June 19th, San Bernardino County Fire received reports of a commercial fire at a San Bernardino County Building in the 100 block of West 3rd Street, San Bernardino.
Responding fire crews arrived to find heavy smoke and fire showing from the fourth floor of a six floor building.
Arriving firefighters engaged in forcible entry, hose deployment & locating the fire.
The fire was quickly balanced to a “High Rise” response, bringing a total of 25 Engines, 5 Truck Companies and 5 Chief Officers. Firefighters made their way up to the fire floor, working to locate the fire, search for any potential victims and initiate a fire attack. Fire, cont. on pg. 2
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San Bernardino fire crews determining that there is high heat on the fifth and sixth floors of the building, but luckily no flames.