W e e k l y RIALTO RECORD
Vol 20, NO. 11
November 25, 2021
Professional boxer, hometown hero Darious Har ris inducted into Hall of Fame By Manny B. Sandoval
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ever Stop Grinding Impact Founder and CEO and professional boxer Darious Harris was inducted into the Rialto Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, Nov. 20 at Frisbee Park. Boxing is at the core of Harris, as he’s been training since he was just nine years old, when his father put him and his siblings into the sport. He also holds an impressive undefeated 6-0 professional boxing record, and he’s the 2015 California Golden Gloves State Champion.
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“Since I was a kid, boxing made me feel confident and taught me a lot about self discipline and to believe in myself. I want to be a Harris, cont. on next pg.
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DARIOUS HARRIS
Hometown Hero Darious Harris has been inspired by Muhammad Ali since he was a child and was inducted into the Rialto Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, November 20.
RUSD students help make K eystone Cafe Food Pantr y opening a success
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ompassion, community, and collaboration were on full display at the grand opening of the Rialto Unified School District’s Keystone Cafe Food Pantry. The Keystone Cafe Food Pantry officially opened on Nov. 19 at the Cesar Chavez/Dolores Huerta Center for Education with a drive-thru food distribution event. RUSD Nutrition Services coordinated the project and distributed more than 700 boxes of food, which included fresh produce, bread, cereal, pantry boxes, meats, cheeses, and more during the two-hour event.
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Students at the service of others — Rialto Unified School District high school students helped make the grand opening of the Keystone Cafe Food Pantry a success by distributing boxes of food, books and more at the drive-thru event on Nov. 19. From left, RUSD students Daniel Larrazabal, Alejandro Zaragoza, and Sandra Serna Garcia quickly load up a truck with boxes of food during the event.
The Keystone Cafe Food Pantry is a collaboration between RUSD Nutrition Services, the Career Technical Education department, and students in the international cuisine and catering class. Students in the class help run the Keystone Cafe under the supervision of instructor Chef Theo Crawford. Working alongside Cafe, cont. on next pg.