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Adam Sedlack
arious members of the CORONA Chamber have been busy in recent months, and we would like to congratulate the following for their recent appointments: Adam Sedlack, who opened Corona’s UFC Gym, has been appointed CEO for all UFC Gyms. Adam has been President of the whole operation since 2008 and now holds both titles. Adam has been integral to the success of the franchise and we
City Close to Kicking Off Cannabis Permit Application Process T he City of Corona is getting ready to open its application process for commercial cannabis permits. As we went to press, the City was in the process of selecting a consultant whose role it will be to facilitate the application review process. Jay Eastman, City of
wish him all the best in his new role. Former Chamber Chairman John Weyhgandt of Western States Investments has earned the Certified Financial Fiduciary® (CFF) designation from the National Association of Certified Financial Fiduciaries. CFF is a professional designation for financial professionals, namely, those who have successfully completed ... Continued on page 3
he Corona chapter of the Front Line Appreciation Group (FLAG) has been continuing its charitable efforts this year. The organization has raised over $21,000 since its inception and has been
by Kim Mabon
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reetings! I want to thank each and every one of you that has participated in our Chamber. You are all valuable members of our chamber community and we appreciate your support. I became an entrepreneur while I was in college earning a design degree. I was also working full time at an ad agency and started freelancing on the side. I felt that it would be more ... Continued on page 12
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he CORONA Chamber, in partnership with Riverside County, has helped provide hotels and motels in the Corona-Norco area an estimated $120k in reimbursement costs for personal protective equipment (PPE), through the Riverside County Tourism
Corona Planning Manager, told the Chamber: “We are close to selecting a consultant, and we will be able to kick the program off once the consultant is picked.” “People are excited about the program and there is significant interest in it,” Jay ... Continued on page 2
using that money to deliver meals and messages of thanks to essential workers throughout the area. On Friday, January 8, the group treated Corona Regional Medical Center’s ICU,
Creating Vision in 2021
Kim Mabon, 2021 Board Chair
CORONA Chamber Helps Facilitate $120,000 PPE Reimbursement for Hotels
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ER and OB departments to dinner, with meals purchased from Super Taco on Main Street in Corona. FLAG was also able to arrange similar offers of appreciation for the Kaiser Riverside Urgent
Care Team, Riverside Medical Center and, on February 5, the nightshift teams at CRMC and the Rehabilitation Center on Magnolia. FLAG is able to thank these essential workers, and support a variety of local restaurants/ caterers (including Organic Junkie, Fit 4U Meal Prep, Cali Tardka and Silver Dollar Pancake House), through donations to the Corona Chamber Foundation. The event on 2/5 was made possible by a generous donation from Cookies Corona, a new business launching soon in the city. The founder of FLAG Corona, Mary Barnett, coordinates the #FLAGFriday events with local eateries. She told the Chamber: “We’ve now had thousands of meals delivered to our front-line heroes. If anyone still wants to be a part of it, we have more planned! We love the “Signs of Encouragement” we’ve received ... Continued on page 3
Recovery Campaign Agreement (RCTRCM). “Our team has been working with the 23 hotels and motels in the area to provide them reimbursement for PPE and facility improvements carried out to upgrade safety procedures in light of COVID-19” says Don Williamson, 2020 Board Chair. Home2Suites on Temescal ... Continued on page 5
In This Issue New Members – Page 4 Innovation Month Comes to Corona – Page 5 Golf Classic 2021 Preview – Page 7 Supporting Corona’s Beauty & Wellness Providers – Page 8 2021 Board Installation & Awards – Page 10 Marketplace – Page 14
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Cannabis Permit cont’d from page 1 added. “We’ve had positive feedback from the cannabis industry and have had a lot of calls from people enquiring about the program.” Chamber member Culture Cannabis Club is one such company looking forward to the application process. Devon Julian, COO, said: “We’re super excited to come to the City of Corona. The city is an economic hub for all forms of business—there’s so much commerce going on within the city limits and we’re just excited to bring this new industry to the area. The City
is being very methodical with the process and we applaud that. We are just very excited to have the opportunity to open up our doors as soon as possible.” The City is urging interested parties to visit the Commercial Cannabis Portal at coronaca.gov/government/commercial-cannabis-portal. An e-blast notification list has been created for persons interested in key status updates. Please email CannabisInfo@CoronaCA.gov asking to be added to the “cannabis program status e-blast list”.
CORONA Chamber of Commerce 904 E. 6th Street, CORONA, CA 92879 (951) 737-3350 | My MyChamber.org CORONA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2021 OFFICERS Board Chair Kim Mabon Creative By Design
Vice Chair of Finance Patrick Akes Grimes-Akes Family Funeral Home
Chair-Elect Palbinder Badesha Express Employment Professionals
Immediate Past Chairman Don Williamson Corona History Association
Vice Chair Angie Byars 3M Corona
President/CEO/Corporate Secretary Bobby Spiegel CORONA Chamber of Commerce
Chairman of Finance Dr. Anthony Pirritano Integrated Medical Center of Corona - CompAccess
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sam Buenrostro, Ed.D. Corona-Norco Unified School District Marta Cortez Eduardo’s Mexican Restaurant
Barry E Knight BEK Impact Co.
Lily Quiroa Waste Management
Crystal Lopez Carter Bradley Insurance Solutions
Mike Quraishi Aladdin Cleaning Services, Inc.
Chad Miller Industrus, Inc.
Mike Ryan Ryan & Associates Financial Services
Casey Currie Currie Enterprises Anthony Edwards ACM Commercial Services
Eugene Montanez Allegra Marketing-Print-Mail/ Image 360 Signs & Displays
Jim Gore Vulcan Materials Company
Mark Peabody Peabody Engineering & Supply, Inc.
Anne StGermain Level Advisors
Monica Green, Ed.D. Norco College
Linda Pearson Corona Regional Medical Center
Janet Steiner MakeDust
Ruth Jaffe Kaiser Permanente
Lea Petersen Southern California Gas Company
John Weyhgandt Western States Financial
Dean Seif CARSTAR Allstar Collision
Liaison for NAVSEA Corona Division: Jennifer Stewart Naval Weapons Surface Warfare Center
CHAMBER STAFF Bobby Spiegel President/CEO Bobby@MyChamber.org
Andrew Cream Communications Specialist Andrew@MyChamber.org
Deserie Ramirez Vice President of Operations Deserie@MyChamber.org
Chase Burns Communications & Events Assistant Chase@MyChamber.org
Stephanie Shapiro Vice President, Communications & Events Stephanie@MyChamber.org
Betty Sherin Member Services Representative Betty@MyChamber.org
Robert Yanez Membership Development Robert@MyChamber.org
Don Williamson Editor
Trisha Yontz Member Services Representative Assistant to the President/CEO Trisha@MyChamber.org
CORONA Business News Graphic Design Kim Mabon Creative By Design www.creativebydesign.net Jim Dorsey Photography (951) 735-8668
For advertising information, contact the Chamber at (951) 737-3350 Since 1910, the Corona Chamber has been providing ‘resources for prosperity’ for the businesses and community of Corona, CA. This Chamber represents the interest of business in the greater Corona service area by providing its members networking opportunities, promoting the community, and engaging federal, state, and local officials in order to improve the economic prosperity of the Inland Southern California region. With a membership of over 750 businesses, representing over 55,000 jobs, the Corona Chamber is the voice of business. Learn more by visiting www.MyChamber.org.
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The CORONA Chamber: The “Go To” Place for Our Business Community
arch Madness is just around the corner, and yet it seems as if we are all still celebrating New Years’… Oh yes, we still are rejoicing that 2020 has passed. I am reminded regularly that life is very short, and we need to take advantage of the opportunities in front of us and remember the cliché that “opportunity only knocks once.” I want to begin, as I did with my Board at our first monthly meeting: I am so honored to be able to head this organization. When tough decisions coupled with life-threatening issues came our way, our professional staff and membership rose to the occasion. In the 2020 year-end review, I shared with our volunteer Board of Directors the financial situation of the Chamber. While many
chambers and businesses closed their doors, the CORONA Chamber went into full action, outreaching to our membership base and checking in with them, becoming the central focal point for information, including connections from governmental agencies to healthcare professionals, workforce development and beyond. The Chamber had a tremendous positive impact on our landscape and worked diligently to minimize the effects on businesses that were in dire needs of resources, information, and assistance. Our membership came through; we achieved amazing results because of your support. With gratitude, I can announce that financially the Chamber ended 2020 ahead of the preCOVID budget by 240%!
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a rigorous certification and training process established by NACFF and The American Financial Education Alliance (AFEA), and who agree to uphold the highest moral, ethical and fiduciary standards of service when providing advice to potential or existing clients. Chamber board member Patrick J. Akes of Grimes-Akes Family Funeral Home has been named the 20212022 District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler for the Elks Organization. Patrick will be installed in July at Grand Lodge Convention Tampa Florida. Patrick’s duties as District Deputy
routines, rituals, and reflections.” For us at the chamber, we will continue to brand ourselves. Our outreach will become a “third place” for many; like a coffee house, we are in the “human connection” business! During 2020, the CORONA Chamber became the “go to” place for so many businesses; in 2021 and beyond, we will continue to offer this “go to” opportunity for our members. Our professional staff will continue to be helpful and friendly. Our aim is to be a continuation of your business. I welcome each of you to get to know our team members, and we all look forward to meeting your team as well! Creating Vision is our 2021 theme, and we are ready, willing, and able to help your business connect with other dynamic businesses!
FLAG cont’d from page 1 include ensuring the branches in his area confirm to safety regs and that accounting is up to date, as well as passing on the vision of the National President. Corona’s Elks Lodge is located next to the Chamber on 6th Street. Patrick was President there between 2015 and 2017. New board member Anne St.Germain of Level Advisors has been appointed to various boards. Along with her recent appointment to the Chamber’s board, she has been selected as Board Chair of both the Riverside/San Bernardino County Chapter of the Cannabis Chamber of Commerce and the Corona Chamber Foundation.
from schoolchildren and we’re always looking for more! We can give Volunteer or Service Hours for their trouble. We’ll keep going while there is a need—when people need our help, we’re here to provide that help.” “Our essential workers need to know that there’s hope,” Mary added. “And that the community is behind them and they are not alone. Sometimes it can feel like no one cares and it’s just a job. They are often holding
the hands of people that are scared. But these workers also need to know it’s going to be ok and that we’ll get through this together.” Mary expressed her gratitude to those who helped make her dream a reality: “To all the donors and volunteers who have stepped up and wanted to help, I’m really grateful.” If you are interested in donating, visit the CORONA Chamber Foundation at www.GiveBigCorona.com.
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Anne St.Germain
Anne will also serve on the Executive Committee of the Cannabis Chamber of Commerce as Vice Chair, Finance Committee. If you would like to share your success stories, please email Andrew@ MyChamber.org — We would like to hear from you!
Patrick Akes
Our successes were great, but I can hear my beloved mother’s voice, “Don’t get hung up on reading your press clippings.” My takeaway from her advice is simple—what we accomplished yesterday, or in prior times, is history, and now we need to focus on today, tomorrow and the future. Investing in the organization and our team is a critical dynamic that our Chamber Board embraces. This February, our Western Association of Chamber Executives held its annual conference, yes, virtual for the first time ever! The opening day, the speaker was Ryan Estis, with the topic “Adapt & Thrive”. He was amazing, and the following are tidbits I captured from his talk: “Embrace continuous reinvention, future makers. Emotional resilience – restructure,
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS!
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Help Us Welcome Our New Members Listed on these pages are our newest members. For a complete member listing, visit www.MyChamber.org. Our members invest in our organization for numerous reasons. Many find the resources provided, the advocacy efforts and the economic profiles as viable assets driven by our five Core Competencies: Sustaining and Creating a Strong Local Economy; Representing the Interest of Business with Government; Promoting the Community; Promoting Political Action; and Providing Networking Opportunities and Business Referrals for our member firms. If you are not currently a member, please contact the Corona Chamber at (951) 737-3350 or info@mychamber.org. Boost Training (951) 532-4904 500 Harrington St. Unit C-1 Corona, CA 92878 Boost Training is an athletic gym specializing in small group training sessions where athletes add lean muscle, gain explosive power, and develop massive speed. The Brass Tap Corona (951) 278-2337 705 N. Main St. Ste. 103 Corona, CA 92879 The Brass Tap brings “craft beer experience” to a whole new level. With 60-80 taps and over 100 bottles in many of our locations, you’ll be sure to find a beer that suits your palate’s needs.
Pulido Cleaning & Restoration
The Accident Guys – Corona (951) 223-9573 765 N. Main St. Ste 148 Corona, CA 92880 If you were injured due to the fault of another, you may be entitled to serious compensation. Call now for a free consultation. Adventure RV (951) 307-9747 San Bernardino, CA 92407 Helping families unplug and connect with nature with RV rentals. Specializing in assistance for first time RV users as well as those with experience. Home or campground delivery is available. Align Architecture (949) 231-8596 1031 E. Grand Blvd. Corona, CA 92879 Align Architecture is a commercial architecture firm specializing in clean room and medical manufacturing architectural design.
American Scuba Academy (951) 496-4148 1551 E. Ontario Ave. Ste. 105 Corona, CA 92881 Full-service dive center offering classes, equipment sales/service, destination travel, and much more. Anointed Vessel Productions (951) 756-9162 8443 Alexandria St. Riverside, CA 92508 Anointed Vessel Productions is a non-profit 501 c (3) Public Charity Organization providing community outreach to underserved families and development programs to at-risk populations through the performing arts. BioLife Plasma Services 1160 El Camino Ave. Corona, CA 92879 BioLife Plasma Services is an industry leader in the collection of high-quality plasma that is processed into lifesaving plasma-based therapies. It operates numerous state-of-the-art plasma collection facilities throughout the United States and Austria.
Great Breakfasts / Lunches
710 E. 6th St. Corona, CA 92879 (951) 737-5977 Curbside Takeout Dine-In
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Cali Tardka (951) 376-0566 Riverside, CA 92508 Cali Tardka Indian/Punjabi Home Kitchen and Catering is the only permitted home restaurant serving Punjabi cuisine through home and outside events in Riverside County. Cubicle and Office (909) 774-1300 9340 7th St. Ste. D Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Family-owned business located in Southern California that furnishes new and established businesses. Offering several types of high quality cubicles, office furniture, seating and much more! Culture Cannabis Club (619) 277-2827 3 Corporate Park Ste. 200 Irvine, CA 92606 Culture Cannabis Club is a place to come together as a community. To share the common love for a healing plant. People of different ages, ethnicities and backgrounds circle around the magnet, that is culture. Destroy Duchenne (951) 444-8147 3182 Vandermolen Dr. Norco, CA 92860 Destroy Duchenne‘s mission is to Complete the Cure™ for Duchenne muscular dystrophy by advancing gene-editing and gene therapy technologies, the future of medicine, into human practice. DK’s Entertainment (951) 992-6651 Riverside, CA 92505 Local entertainment company that specializes in karaoke, DJ services, proms, private parties/events, senior events, and much more.
Dropped Phones (714) 931-7736 1690 W. 6th St. Ste. N Corona, CA 92879 Dropped Phones strive to keep our community and families together through comprehensive personal device repair. Escobedo Design (951) 398-6773 Riverside, CA Escobedo Design is the home of Anisa Escobedo’s design, branding, & illustration work. Keen-eyed and quick-witted designer with a knack for communication, brand development, & strategic thinking. Goldstar Asphalt Products (951) 345-5590 1354 Jet Way Perris, CA 92571 For the past 35 years, Goldstar Asphalt has manufactured and supplied premium asphalt maintenance and construction products. Proudly serving contractors, public agencies, schools, & property managers. Hotel del Sol (951) 734-4241 1084 Pomona Rd. Corona, CA 92882 An outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a business center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free wifi in public areas and free self-parking are also provided. Additionally, dry cleaning, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk are onsite. Howard Johnson Norco (951) 278-8886 1695 Hamner Ave. Norco, CA 92860 Your “Home Away From Home”. Enjoy sunny California happiness when you stay at the Howard Johnson Norco hotel, conveniently located off I-15. Offering comfortable accommodations with easy access to the area’s top attractions, including Norco College, scenic state parks, and the LA/Ontario International Airport (ONT). Lifeline Health Services Inc. (424) 399-3265 540 Hawaii Ave. Torrance, CA 90503 Lifeline Ultra Labs are designed to provide the easiest COVID-19 testing experience — so you can gather again safely. Drive-up testing sites powered by COVID Clinic, means you never have to leave your car.
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March/April 2021
CORONA Chamber and City Join Innovation Month
YOUR IDEA Cubicle and Office
Organic Junkie (951) 475-7578 420 N. Main St. Ste. 109 Corona, CA 92880 The first organic, vegan café in Corona! Serving signature floral aguas frescas, ceviche, fruddles and much more! Pulido Cleaning & Restoration (951) 290-1956 26063 Jefferson Ave. Murrieta, CA 92562 Pulido Cleaning is a full-service restoration company. Specializing in restoration and commercial properties affected by water, fire, mold, etc.
Riverside Disinfecting Services (951) 231-8831 17530 Country Manor Ln. Riverside, CA 92508 A premier provider of rapid disinfection and remediation. Providing professional and compassionate services to families, communities, and businesses. RDS believes its customers deserve the highest quality service while being treated with dignity and respect.
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iverside County is the mecca for innovation. The entire month of April will feature the many innovative and entrepreneurial activities and events that occur every day in Riverside County. This showcase has been coordinated by the County of Riverside Economic Development Agency, several cities, the University of California, Riverside, Small Business Development Centers, Chambers of Commerce and many related organizations to bring awareness to the any areas of innovation and entrepreneurship in the county and to help grown the entrepreneurial ecosystem. “The City of CORONA and the CORONA Chamber will host our local Corona competition to highlight the countless innovative companies that have made Corona their business home,” states
Jessica Gonzales, Economic Development Director. “Winners from our event will advance to compete on a countywide competition.” One of the most exciting events during the month is the countywide Fast Pitch Competition. Ever see Shark Tank on TV? Well, we have our own right here in Riverside County. Entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas in front of judges at regional events and the finalists move on to the finale for a chance to win cash prizes! To find out more about the Fast Pitch Events, go to bit.ly/CoronaRocksInnovation
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Canyon Rd is one of the recipients. Nancy Amigon, Dual Director of Sales, commented: “We are very grateful to the CORONA Chamber for helping us secure this reimbursement. The money will help offset the cost of the improvements we have put in place so we can continue to offer the best possible service to our customers.” Bobby Spiegel, CEO/President of
the CORONA Chamber, said: “We are continually seeking ways to assist in Re-Opening our Business Community, doing it safely and with protocols in place. Here at the Chamber, we continue to fight for our local community and aid businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. As always, please get in touch to find out how we can help you and your business.”
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March/April 2021
Celebrate! Thank you to our members who recently renewed their membership with us. The businesses featured below are celebrating Chamber milestone anniversaries. Your partnership in our organization makes a difference in our community during uncertain times. When the going gets tough, the Chamber doesn’t sit on the sidelines. We are doing everything in our power to support members, and together, we will get through this! Join us in celebrating these members for their ongoing investment in our community. 5 Years
110 Years
Kartek Off-Road (951) 737-7223 2871 Ragle Way Corona, CA 92879 Kartek Off-Road is the largest off-road racing parts specific retail store in California with a combined warehouse and showroom in one 23,000 square foot building.
Clayson, Bainer & Saunders (951) 737-1910 601 S. Main St. Corona, CA 92882 Clayson, Bainer & Saunders PLC is a full-service business, real property, and civil trial law firm. Our practiced team of lawyers litigate cases in both trial and appellate courts and service client needs in personal injury, real estate law, and other areas. We represent several governmental agencies and represent clients before administrative agencies on the local, state, and federal levels. Clayson, Bainer, & Saunders is a firm of stability and excellent reputation. Martindale-Hubbell, the leading directory of attorneys in the United States gives our firm its highest AV® rating for legal ability and ethics based on the evaluation of our peers in the legal community.
Crystal Roses (951) 204-2755 414 W. Grand Blvd. Corona, CA 92878 Crystal Roses offers ‘’Comfort Today and Hope for Tomorrow’’ by providing encouragement to women and children with life-threatening medical conditions, typically cancer. 10 Years
TriDerma (714) 774-4450 341 N. Delilah St. Ste. 101 Corona, CA 92879 We know that beauty is more than appearance. We cultivate beauty by inspiring the confidence that allows true beauty to shine from within. By bringing effective solutions, we give hope to those who have ailments and allow them to regain the radiance that comes from self-love.
R. James Richardson II, M.S., D.D.S., Inc. (951) 735-2011 910 S. Washburn Ave. Ste. B Corona, CA 92882 When you need to take care of your child’s smile, visit Dr. R. James Richardson. Our pediatric dentist can meet with your child to determine how best to treat existing problems and prevent future ones.
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Pettit (951) 736-8161 1787 Pomona Rd., Ste. D Corona, CA 92880 Pettit is uniquely positioned in the industry as a full-service professional engineering/architectural/ construction management company that provides expertise in all facets of Civil Engineering, Architecture, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering. Integrated with its sister construction firm, Corona Constructors, Pettit offers complete turnkey design/build services.
2021 Executive & Business Partners These financial partners provide additional funding to the chamber to support & provide additional member services.
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norcocollege.edu The Riverside Community College District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities.
The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies or practices: District Compliance Officer, 3801 Market Street, Riverside, CA 92501, or (951) 222-8039.
To become an Executive or Business Partner for 2021, contact Bobby Spiegel at (951) 733-1836 or Bobby@MyChamber.org
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Teed off?!
WE HAVE THE SOLUTION!
Riverside County Ramps Up Its Vaccination Rollout By Karen Spiegel, Riverside County Second District Supervisor
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he CORONA Chamber’s annual Golf Classic returns Thursday, May 27, 2021 at the renowned Eagle Glen Golf Club course. We are proud to introduce our presenting sponsor, Advanced Flow Engineering (also known as aFe Power) for this year’s tournament. For your enjoyment, we have embraced the enhancements and built upon the successes of 2020 to bring even more new surprises for participants. Special pricing for tee sponsors is offered through March 20th, and we encourage you to connect with Stephanie Shapiro, Vice President of Communications and Events, at Stephanie@MyChamber.org to secure your foursome. With an anticipated sell out again this year, we look forward to hearing from those interested businesses and golfers early! This year’s tournament will honor Active Duty Military personnel. If you are inclined to do so, please consider
Win Big! Raffle tickets available now.
sponsoring one or more of our Military heroes to join us May 27th. We are offering tickets for a drawing that will be held on the day, during the close of the Golf Classic Tournament. The first ticket drawn will receive a 50” Flat Screen TV; the second ticket drawn will receive $200 in Gift Certificates from local businesses. Winners do not need to be present to win. Tickets are available for $25 each, six for $100, or 40 for $500. For every 40 tickets sold, one member of the Armed Forces will be able to participate in the tournament. If you are an avid golfer or regular tournament participant, we especially encourage you to experience the difference in what we have to offer in this premier tournament. Those interested in serving on the tournament committee and/or volunteering the day of the event, please contact the Chamber at (951) 737-3350.
THE CORONA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROUDLY PRESENTS:
CLASSIC 2021 THURSDAY, MAY 27TH
Honoring Active Duty Military
EAGLE GLEN GOLF CLUB For more information on Sponsorship or attending, contact Stephanie@MyChamber.org or (951) 737-3350
bit.ly/CoronaGolfClassic IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
e recognize that this past month has been a bumpy road with the vaccine roll which faced several challenges. There has been an overwhelming desire to receive a vaccine, yet we have not had nearly enough supply. The vaccine shortage is not only in our County, but across the State and Nation. It is easy to point fingers and blame others, but the reality is we must focus on what we can immediately fix and continue the efforts of getting vaccines into the arms of those who want it. As many of you know and shared with us, we had serious challenges early on with the vaccine appointment registration system. When you accessed the County website it took you into the State-run appointment portal. The state registration portal either crashed or the appointments filled up quickly (10,000 appointments filled in less than two hours). Riverside County has been working with our IT and County Public Health leaders to develop and leverage an independent registration system from the State. Thanks to the County Team’s hard work and dedication, we have administered vaccines to our front-line health care workers in Phase 1A (Tiers 1, 2, and 3) in addition to beginning Phase 1B (Tier 1). We pivoted our approach recently and started prioritizing the oldest and most vulnerable population, beginning with those 85 and older. Since then, we have adjusted the age thresholds downward by five-year increments. Currently, the age criteria is 65+ years of age and we have added dedicated appointments for the 2nd dose. We have also added more staff to field calls through our 2-1-1 system. I’m pleased to share that we are surpassing all our surrounding counties in the administration of vaccines. Over 80% of doses received by Riverside County have been administered to county residents, which is higher than the State average of around 50 percent. As of February 10th, Riverside County has received 268,450 COVID-19 vaccine doses and 257,073 have been administered at county-operated clinics and a variety of community healthcare partners. This represents a sharp improvement from a few weeks ago when the county’s vaccination rate was only 46.8%, which was due largely to a delay in reporting from our medical partners. For more vaccine information from Riverside County, please visit https://www. rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine As you may have learned, Governor Newsom announced that Blue Shield in partnership with Kaiser Permanente will be taking over California’s vaccine distribution efforts
as the outside administrator tasked with ramping up the state’s coronavirus vaccine delivery system. Kaiser Permanente will help in the effort to deliver vaccines speedily and equitably across the state of nearly 40 million residents. Both are nonprofit companies based in Oakland. After several weeks of closures, restaurants, gyms, museums, and other businesses can resume outdoor operations immediately under state guidance. The State’s Regional Stayat-Home Order was lifted on January 25th and counties across the state returned to the state’s “Blueprint For a Safer Economy” colored tier System. Riverside County is currently in the State’s Purple Tier, along with 53 of the 58 counties in California (99.9% of the population). This means that businesses like restaurants and gyms can operate outside, while personal care businesses such as hair salons, barber shops and nail salons can operate inside with modifications. To see what is open in Riverside County and to read industry guidelines, please visit covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO GETTING PEOPLE BACK TO WORK, OPENING OUR BUSINESSES, RETURNING CHILDREN TO SCHOOL AND WORKING SAFELY, TOGETHER TO ACCOMPLISH THESE GOALS. At the February 9, 2021 Board of Supervisors meeting, the Board approved the contract for our new county Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Jeffrey Van Wagenen, who will manage and lead the county through our $6 Billion+ budget, manage 44 departments (20,000+ employees), address all the upcoming state mandates while managing the vaccination rollout and changing economic landscape. The selection of the new County CEO was made after an extensive nationwide search with over 100 applicants. I’m confident you will have the opportunity to meet Mr. Van Wagenen at one of the upcoming Chamber Business Briefing events. He will serve the county well! I encourage you to stay connected by joining District 2 on Facebook @ SupervisorKarenSpiegel or Twitter @SupKarenSpiegel and Instagram @ SupervisorKarenSpiegel.
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March/April 2021
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hile most business sectors have been hit hard in the past 12 months, the beauty and wellness industry has been subjected to its own set of obstacles. Many have had to close for extended periods on account of the orders put in place by the State, and some customers are putting off booking appointments due to the close-contact nature of these businesses. We wanted to show our beauty and wellness business members some love, and remind our readers that—once you feel comfortable—it’s time for you to give yourself some TLC and help support the local community at the same time!
Corona Hills Modern Dentistry and Orthodontics (951) 531-9693 coronahillsmoderndentistry.com 460 N. McKinley St., Ste. 101 Corona, CA 92879 Dental Associates of Corona (951) 273-9580 riversidedentalgroup.com/corona 1380 El Sobrante Rd. Corona, CA 92879 Dr. Oariona Lowe & Dr. Evangelos Rossopoulos (951) 371-8833 loweandrossdentalspecialists.com 802 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 105 Corona, CA 92879
BARBERSHOPS Kutt’n Kings (951) 208-3057 kuttnkings.com 624 E. Grand Blvd., Ste. C Corona, CA 92879 ManUp Barber Shop (951) 279-3130 barbershopmanup.com 2540 Tuscany Way, Ste. 105 Corona, CA 92881
COUNSELING Elaine Harris, MFT (951) 735-8604 802 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 207 Corona, CA 92879 Encouragers Counseling & Training Centers Inc. (951) 900-4414 encouragersusa.com 7471 Rudell Rd. Corona, CA 92881
Temescal Dental of Corona (951) 273-9900 temescaldental.com 2097 Compton Ave. Ste., 104 Corona, CA 92881
Gilbert F. Sanchez, D.D.S., Inc. (951) 340-3413 gilbertsanchezdds.com 146 E. 6th St. Corona, CA 92879 Harpreet Singh Gill, DDS (951) 279-1172 dr-gills-dental-office.business.site 360 W. Foothill Pkwy. Ste., 103 Corona CA, 92882 Kawata Orthodontics (951) 736-7846 kawataortho.com 854 Magnolia Ave., Ste. A Corona, CA 92879
EYE CARE Dr. Seth Bernstein & Dr. Lisa Benham (951) 736-2020 BBoptometry.com 2791 Green River Rd., Ste. 106 Corona, CA 92882 ProView Eye Care Optometry (951) 520-1212 proview2020.com 2205 Vesper Cir., Ste. 104 Corona, CA 92879 TriCounty Eye Institute (951) 737-6363 tricountyeyeinstitute.com 1124 S. Main St., Ste. 101 Corona, CA 92882
Lionel E. Rentschler, DDS, A Professional Corporation (951) 735-2608 drrentschler.com 260 E. Ontario Ave., Ste. 205 Corona, CA 92879
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Cline Chiropractic Care, Inc. (951) 279-2339 clinechiro.com 800 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 102 Corona, CA 92879
Arthur W. Kilkuts, DMD (951) 736-8133 drkilkuts.com 914 S. Washburn Ave., Ste. 3 Corona, CA 92882
Main Street Dental Group & Orthodontics (951) 898-9700 coronamainstreetdental.com 131 W. Ontario Ave. Ste., 102 Corona CA, 92882
Inner Qi Wellness Center (951) 428-4135 innerqiwellness.com 1820 Fullerton Ave., Ste. 270 Corona, CA 92881
Bravo Dental Group of Corona (951) 898-9223 bravodentalgroupcare.com 1185 Magnolia Ave. Corona, CA 92879
Norco Valley Dental (951) 817-1166 norcovalleydental.com 2574 Hamner Ave. Norco, CA 92860
Integrated Medical Center of Corona - CompAccess (951) 737-1252 IntegratedMedicalCenter ofCorona.com 2250 S. Main St., Ste. 203 Corona, CA 92882
Brightman Dental (951) 735-5588 brightmandental.com 2083 Compton Ave., Ste. 204 Corona, CA 92881
R. James Richardson II, M.S., D.D.S., Inc. (951) 735-2011 babyteethdoc.com 910 S. Washburn Ave., Ste. B Corona, CA 92882
Orangetheory Fitness Corona (951) 683-9662 corona.orangetheoryfitness.com 2540 Tuscany St., Ste. 102-103 Corona, CA 92881
Center for Oral, Facial and Implant Surgery (951) 537-2402 cofisddsmd.com 2045 Compton Ave., Ste. 102 Corona, CA 92881
Rex L. Bullock, DDS, Inc. (951) 737-1149 rexbullockdds.com 914 Washburn Ave., Ste. 2 Corona, CA 92882
Planet Fitness Grand Oaks (951) 371-7825 planetfitness.com 3685 Grand Oaks Corona, CA 92881
Ortiz Chiropractic (951) 808-9091 drvicortiz.com 3833 Bedford Canyon Rd., Ste. C102 Corona, CA 92883
FITNESS & NUTRITION American Made Fitness Company (714) 408-8828 320 S. Main St., Ste. 102 Corona, CA 92882 Boost Training (951) 532-4904 boosttrainingsystems.com 500 Harrington St., Unit C-1 Corona, CA 92878
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BEAUTY & WELLNESS PROVIDERS Ray J Nutrition (530) 408-9124 Jessicaray.org Corona, CA 92882
Relaxation Station Mobile Massage (951) 572-2234 relaxationstation.co Corona, CA 92879
Reign Training Facility (800) 535-8807 reigntrainingfacility.com 2780 Cabot Dr., Ste. 135 Corona, CA 92883
Gypsy Beauty Collective (951) 314-8866 2200 Vesper Cir., Ste. F5 Corona, CA 92879
Self Made Training Facility Corona (951) 287-0146 selfmadetrainingfacility.com 185 N. McKinley St. Corona, CA 92879 UFC Gym - Corona ufcgym.com/locations/corona/ 470 N. McKinley St. Corona CA 92879 Winner Circle Athletics (951) 533-7615 winnercircleathletics.com 255 N. Lincoln Ave. Corona, CA 92882
PHYSICAL THERAPISTS Corona Hills Physical Therapy & Wellness (951) 382-4238 coronahillspt.com 4300 Green River Rd., Ste. 114 Corona, CA 92880
Sport Clips Mira Loma (951) 739-7664 haircutmenmiralomaca.com 6445 Pats Ranch Rd., Ste. C Mira Loma, CA 91752
WAXING Waxing the City (951) 944-7440 waxingthecity.com 2470 Tuscany St., Bldg. D-9, Ste. 102 Corona, CA 92881
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SKIN CARE Pacific Dermatology Institute (951) 734-8989 pacdermatology.com 770 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 1-H Corona , CA 92879
HEALTH & WELLNESS Float State (951) 663-4888 floatstate.com 2785 Cabot Dr., Ste. 7-125 Corona, CA 92883
Mind and Body Wellness Spa (626) 260-2293 Mindandbodycryo.com 1973 Foothill Pkwy., Ste. 103 Corona, CA 92881
Meraki Salon Corona (951) 427-3573 Merakisaloncorona.com 420 N. Main St., Ste. 102 Corona, CA 92880
Leaps & Bounds Pediatric Therapy (951) 340-0431 leapsandboundspediatrictherapy.org 4211 Valley View Ave. Norco, CA 92860 NDR Therapeutic Riding (951) 734-9056 ndrtherapeuticriding.org 3659 Pedley Ave. Norco, CA 92860
Isagenix - Lifestyle Coaching (951) 316-0572 kathytank.isagenix.com Norco, CA 92860
Brookelyn & Co. Color Specialty Salon (951) 280-0480 brookelynandco.com 766 N. Main St. Corona, CA 92880
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Simply Beautiful Skin Care Studio (714) 725-7546 simplybeautifulskincarestudio.com 1180 Olympic Dr., Ste. 109 Corona, CA 92881
Corona Foot and Ankle Group (951) 444-5327 coronafootandankle.com 1820 Fullerton Ave., Ste. 125 Corona, CA 92881
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MASSAGE Massage Envy (951) 371-3689 massageenvy.com 2225 Eagle Glen Pkwy., Ste. 101 Corona, CA 92883
SALONS Alexander Arman Salon & Spa (951) 284-0440 alexanderssaloncorona.com 284 Dupont St., Ste. 115 Corona, CA 92879
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THE 110TH ANNUAL INSTALLATION & AWARDS GALA FOR THE CORONA CHAMBER was held Thursday, February 25th with an incredible 500+ registrants for their first-ever virtual production. The evening started with remarks from Congressman Ken Calvert and Mayor Jacque Casillas, followed by a moving rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner performed by the Corona Symphony Orchestra. Emceed by President/CEO Bobby Spiegel, the night was filled with joy as awards were presented to the following individuals and businesses: • Lifetime Achievement: Betty Bash, Yolanda Carrillo, Dr. Richard Lachman, and Mark Uffer • Citizen of the Year: Jason Scott • Businesses of the Year: Advanced Flow Engineering, Dr. Aimee French, Elci
Cabinets & Floors, IHOP, NIR Plumbing, and Tacos Al Fuego • Non-profit of the Year: Herencia Mariachi Academy • Chairman’s Award: John Weyhgandt • Making a Difference: Mary Barnett • Rising Star: Anne St.Germain After thanking outgoing Board Members Jon Haratyk and Gordon Macaulay for their years of service to the business community, 2016 Board Chair Mark Peabody gave a moving speech in honor of the late Don Garling, Sr., the latter of whom the 2020 and 2021 Lifetime Achievement Awards are named after. Titled the “Don Garling Journey of a Lifetime” Award, this name reflects Don’s “Journey of a Lifetime” theme when he was
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Board Chair in 2017, which also included an ode to his business, Lifetime Vinyl Fence Fabricators. Riverside County Supervisor Karen Spiegel administered the oath of office to the Board of Directors and 2021 Board Chair Kim Mabon. 2019 Board Chair Mike Ryan presented a thank you gift to 2020 Board Chair Don Williamson. One of Williamson’s favorite pastimes is baseball, so he was bequeathed a bat etched with his name, portrait, and theme for his year as Chair, “Make History.” The event closed with Mabon’s vision for the year, reprinted on page 12. Congratulations to all the award winners and to the 2021 Board of Directors on what is expected to be a prosperous and visionary year!
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Board member John Weyhgandt presents Tom and Natalie Coelho of IHOP CORONA with the Business Award of Excellence – Retail. Board member Marta Cortez presents Eddie Nunez, founder of the Herencia Mariachi Academy, and Board Members Teresa Serrano and Paco Licea with the Non-Profit of the Year recognition. Nick and Kathleen Niakan of aFe (Advanced Flow Engineering) showcase aFe’s packaging which Nick proudly states, “Made In Corona, CA, USA, is part of our marketing efforts.” aFe received the Business Award of Excellence in Manufacturing. Mark Uffer, CEO of Corona Regional Medical Center, presents Dr. Aimee French with the Chamber’s Healthcare Award of Excellence. Mary Barnett, Another Brilliant Idea, receives the Chamber’s Making A Difference Award. Board Member Mike Ryan presents the Business Award of Excellence – Service Industry to Nick Lopez with NIR Plumbing. Don Williamson (2020 Board Chair) opens his gift from the Board of Directors. Don is an avid baseball fan; the gift is a customized baseball bat with his picture, and chamber themed logos engraved in it. Dean Seif, 2019 Citizen of the Year, presents the 2020 Citizen of the Year to Jason Scott. Veronica Sanchez and Lauryn Miramontes receive the recognition for Tacos Al Fuego, the Award of Excellence for a New Business. They opened their restaurant during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the community has truly embraced their quality of food, excellent service, and fair pricing.
10. Rising Star recipient Anne St.Germain accepts her honors remotely. 11. Riverside County Board of Supervisor Karen Spiegel installed the 2021 Board of Directors, Officers and Board Chair Kim Mabon. 12. Lifetime Achievement Awardee Yolanda Carrillo passionately shares her career of protecting young lives. 13. Don Williamson, 2020 Board Chair, presents Richard Lachman with the coveted Lifetime Achievement Award. 14. Mark Uffer of Corona Regional Medical Center has spent the last 40+ years caring for others in healthcare. He choked up when receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award, named in memory of Don Garling (former Board Chair for the Chamber) and titled the Journey of a Lifetime… Mark stated, “to have my name associated in the same sentence of Don Garling, is something very special.” 15. John Weyhgandt received the Chairman’s Award from Don Williamson who stated, “a man of faith, and driven to help others above and beyond,” referencing the fact that John had served as Chairman in 2018. 16. Betty Bash, owner and founder of Town and Country Day School, is flanked by her son, Kevin (Mayor of Norco) and 2020 Board Chair Don Williamson. Mrs. Bash received the Lifetime Achievement Award. 17. Representing the Business Award of Excellence in Construction is the Nona Family (Ed, Linda, and Christina; Isabella was handling operations) of ELCI Cabinets and Flooring. Presenting the wards is the Chamber’s Chair-Elect Palbinder Badesha.
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Vision cont’d from page 1 professional to have clients writing checks to a business rather than my own name. Therefore, Creative By Design was born. Ten years ago during the Great Recession, I was a remote worker for an association back in Virginia. I served as their VP of Creative Services, designing their monthly magazine and collateral materials for their trade shows. In the evenings, I would work on projects for my own freelance company. One morning in early January 2011, I received a phone call from the CEO. Once she announced that HR was on the call with her, I knew what was coming next. They informed me that with all the budget cuts they needed to make, they had decided to outsource my department. Eleven people lost their jobs that day, and it was not an uncommon experience for the time frame. I knew what I needed to do right away. I was too experienced to be hired by most firms facing budget cuts. I was also done putting tireless hours of hard work into my job for someone else to reap the benefits. It was time to take my business full-time. At the time, I was the only breadwinner for my family. My business was growing but was only 1/4 of the income I had been earning. I had to operate using huge amounts of faith
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that I would be able to over the past 10 years. I behind us, be able to breathe fresh provide for my famihave found mentors air without a piece of fabric coverly. I was talking to a who give sound busiing our mouths, and for the love of client, asking what ness advice, made God, attend a concert, movie or a they did to grow connections that I social gathering of any kind! their business. They would have never As we enter 2021, we are still facing recommended that made on my own, challenges, and things are certainly I join a local chamand developed some different. Now more than ever, creber of commerce. profound friendships ative thinking is a must. The old way One week later, I that will last a lifetime. of doing things is gone. We are in the walked into the Chamber As usual, business and biggest shift in mindset that we have office and said, “I want to become the economy have its share of ever seen. a member.” This was the best decision ups and downs. This past year was As your new Board Chair, my theme I could have made for my business. I one of those years. And it was a year for 2021 is “Creating Vision.” It’s time jumped in right away and participated that everyone would love to forget. for new ideas, new thinking and new wherever I could. I barely scraped toIf 2020 were a person, I’d sue them visions, not just for our board, but for gether the membership fee, so I volunfor pain and suffering! We want our members and for the community. teered to work the events with the amto put the toilet paper shortages With the closures from COVID-19 bassadors just so I could attend. I kept networking as much as I could and was able to double my revenue each year during the next three years. Without the relationships that I formed at the Chamber, this would not have been possible. I have met so many individuals who have The 2021 Board of Directors, Officers and Board Chair Kim Mabon are sworn in. influenced me
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in March of 2020, every one of us was forced to stop in our tracks. With the majority of things shut down, this caused a lot of us to re-evaluate our lives and ask ourselves, ‘What is really important?’ It caused many to shift their priorities. Everything changed. When businesses slowly started to operate again, everything was different, not only facing the requirements imposed to keep everyone safe, but how our customers connected with us was altered. Author Joseph Chilton Pearce said, “To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong.” Now is the time to set fear aside. Things are changing so rapidly, that we can’t be in fear of trying something new. Get creative, research new ideas, generate new revenue streams, and engage with your customers on another level. You’ve heard the term ‘think outside the box’. I believe that term has become antiquated. Now it should be ‘smash the box’! We need change how we approach things altogether— construct new plans, build new ideas, and change our approach so that we can be successful in the coming year. There are some businesses whose business model is entirely different than it was prior to COVID. For others, it is heavily modified. Then there are the ones that are struggling to keep the doors open. Now is the time to work together and share
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ideas and resources where we can. Find ways to partner with each other for the greater good. For us to move forward, we need vision. “Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision with action can change the world.”
DR. RICHARD LACHMAN
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Joel A. Barker, an American futurist, spoke this in his video titled “The Power of Vision”. Develop a plan, write it down, make it plain! Write a new business plan or strategy that focuses on what you CAN do this year, instead of what you can’t. Female Astronaut Kalpana Chawla
said, “The path from dreams to success does exist. May you have the vision to find it, the courage to get on to it, and the perseverance to follow it.” So, I challenge each of you to put away how you’ve always done things, so we can discover the new creative visions. Let the adventure begin!
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All Star Drafts Sports Bar & Grill 2785 Cabot Dr. #110, Corona, 92883
Cowgirl Cafe 2859 Hamner Ave., Norco 92860
Kabob Hutt 165 Washburn Circle, Corona 92882
Allegra Marketing-Print-Mail/Image 360 127 Radio Rd., Corona 92879
Del Taco #1168 219 E. Ontario Ave., Corona 92881
Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar 380 N. McKinley St., Corona, 92879
Ayres Hotels 2260 Griffin Way, Corona, 92879
Dollar Self Storage-Lincoln 205 North Lincoln Avenue, Corona 92882
Ayres Suites Corona West 1900 Frontage Rd., Corona 92882
Eagle Glen Golf Club 1800 Eagle Glen Parkway, Corona 92883
LeanFeast 540 Hidden Valley Pkwy., Ste. 101, Corona 92879
Baker’s Dozen Donuts 325 S Main St, Ste A, Corona 92882
Eduardo’s Mexican Restaurant 513 West Sixth St., Corona 92882
Bear Alignment & Brake Service 927 W. 6th St., Corona 92882
Fairfield Inn & Suites 3441 Hamner Ave., Norco, 92860
Luna Modern Mexican Kitchen 980 Montecito Drive, Suite 110, Corona 92879
Best Western 1084 Pomona Rd., Corona, 92882
Farmer Boys - Lincoln Ave. 263 North Lincoln Avenue, Corona 92882
Mantra Indian Cuisine 712 N. Main St., Corona 92880
Bob’s Big Boy 3521 Hamner Avenue, Norco 92860
Farmer Boys - Sixth 1625 East Sixth Street, Corona 92879
Miguel’s Jr - Compton Avenue 2320 Compton Avenue, Corona 92880
Burger Basket, Norco 2775 Hamner Ave., Norco 92860
First Bank 104 E. Ontario Ave. Corona, 92879
Miguel’s Restaurant - Dos Lagos 2715 Lakeshore Drive, Corona 92883
Circle City Center 365 N Main St., Corona 92880
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Motel 6 200 N. Lincoln Ave., Corona, 92882
City of Corona, Police Department 730 Public Safety Way, Corona, 92880
Glen Eden Sun Club 25999 Glen Eden Rd., Corona 92883
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Linda’s Feed & Supplies 1234 Sixth St., Norco 92860
Mr You Express 175 E. Ontario Ave #101, Corona 92879
Congressman Ken Calvert 400 S. Vicentia Ave., Ste. 125, Corona 92882
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Corona 1550 Circle City Dr., Corona 92879
Corona Art Association 815 W. 6th St., Corona 92882
Holstrom, Block and Parke, APLC 1897 California Ave. #102, Corona 92881
Norco’s Best Burgers 3158 Hamner Ave., Norco 92860
Corona City Hall (multiple locations) 400 S Vicentia Ave., Corona 92882
Howard Johnson 1695 Hamner Ave., Norco, 92860
Nutrishop Norco 1411 Hamner Ave., Ste. 103, Norco 92860
Corona Public Library 650 S Main St, Corona 92882
Hunnys Cafe 9022 Puslar Ct., Corona 92883
Corona Regional Medical Center 800 S. Main St., Corona 92882
IHOP - Corona 2450 Wardlow Rd., Corona 92880
Postal Annex 387 Magnolia Avenue Suite 103, Corona 92879
Corona Smog Center & Test Only 12690 Magnolia Ave., Riverside 92503
Joe’s Barber Shop 1009 W. 6th Street., Corona 92882
Cowboy Surfer Grill 387 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 106, Corona 92879
Kutt’n Kings Barber Shop 624 E Grand, Corona 92879
Norco Equipment Rentals 1246 Sixth St., Norco 92860
Postal Annex, #54 Riverside 3410 La Sierra Ave, Ste. F, Riverside 92503 ProView Eye Care Optometry 800 Magnolia Ave. Ste. 113, Corona, 92879
Residence Inn By Marriott Corona 1015 Montecito Dr., Corona 92879 Round Table Pizza 1180 El Camino Ave, Suite 116, Corona 92879 Silver Dollar Pancake House 710 East Sixth Street, Corona 92879 Slam Dunk Sports Bar 2854 Hamner Ave., Norco 92860 Staybridge Suites Corona South 2731 Blue Springs Dr, Corona, 92883 Stone Church Brewing 2785 Cabot Dr., #160, Corona, 92883 Storage Stop 3475 Second St., Norco 92860 Sushi Kawa Sports Bar & Grill 469 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 101, Corona 92879 TAPS Fish House & Brewery 2745 Lakeshore Dr., Corona 92883 Time 2 Relax Day Spa 1261 Sixth St., Ste. 6, Norco 92860 Vito’s Italian Pizza 440 River Rd., Ste. C, Corona 92880
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SAVING LIVES WHEN MINUTES MATTER
During a heart attack, every second counts. At Corona Regional Medical Center, Interventional Cardiologists can use PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) to rapidly intervene and treat patients experiencing a heart attack.
Know the Symptoms of a Possible Heart Attack • Uncomfortable chest pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain lasting more than a few minutes, or that goes away and returns. • Shortness of breath, with/without chest discomfort. • Pain or discomfort in one/both arms and back. • Light-headedness and/or pain in neck or jaw. • Loss of consciousness.
If you think you or a loved one is having a heart attack, DO NOT WAIT! Call 911 right away to get to the nearest Emergency Room!
Sumit Khandhar, DO
Interventional Cardiologist Medical Director
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