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Published by SPMG Media Volume 7 Issue 14 SPMGMedia.com [email protected] September 115, 2013 IE Live Jazz Friday Night at The HourGlass Art & Wine Gallery Live Jazz At The HourGlass featuring Jean Dean. Photos courtesy RJ Jackson, the Courage Giver The HourGlass Art & Wine Gallery is a unique and one-of-a- kind social gathering place hosting both business and social events, and your own special events*. The Gallery is Inland Empire’s newest destination point exhibiting fine art from both local and national artists as well as showcasing fine wines from California and other regions of the world. The Gallery officially opened April 16, 2011 and celebrated its opening with an unveiling of the area’s own resident artist and owner, Stephen Bryan Cooper. The HourGlass Art & Wine Gallery "KEEPING ART ALIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY" Live Jazz Friday Night The HourGlass Art & Wine Gallery brings to the So Cal Inland Empire a beautiful venue in which to enjoy “Live Jazz Friday Night”, weekly 7- 10 pm. Splendor and elegance surround you, indoors and out, as you enjoy internationally known jazz artists. $15 covers the concert and a buffet catered by Red Hill bbq. Come by 7 pm for Happy Hour, and admission is only $10. Mingle after the concert until midnight. The HourGlass Art& Wine Gallery Mon - Thu: 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm Fri - Sat: 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (909) 941-9300 http://www.hourglassartgallery.com "Stormy Weather" by Resident Artist, Stephen Cooper September is National Hispanic Heritage Month! Inside What’s Happening Around Town… ………………………..….2 Government/Business…....3 Education/Sports…….……...4 Arts & Entertainment….....5 Church/Real Estate……...…6 Tech & Automotive……..…7 Food & Restaurant ………...8 Health/Beauty …………..…..9 Business Directory………..10 Events…………………………..11 How to Reach Us (888) 841-7779 Email: [email protected] Submit your upcoming events and information FREE! Like us on FB at Inland CNews https://www.facebook.com/iecnews

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Page 1: Inland Empire Community News - 9.1.13

Published by SPMG Media Volume 7 Issue 14 SPMGMedia.com [email protected] September 1—15, 2013

IE Live Jazz Friday Night at The HourGlass Art &

Wine Gallery

Live Jazz At The

HourGlass featuring Jean

Dean. Photos courtesy RJ

Jackson, the Courage Giver

September is

National Hispanic

Heritage Month!

Inside

What’s Happening Around Town… ………………………..….2 Government/Business…....3 Education/Sports…….……...4 Arts & Entertainment….....5 Church/Real Estate……...…6 Tech & Automotive……..…7 Food & Restaurant ………...8 Health/Beauty …………..…..9 Business Directory………..10 Events…………………………..11

How to Reach Us

(888) 841-7779 Email: [email protected]

Submit your upcoming events and information FREE!

Like us on FB at

Inland CNews

https://www.facebook.com/iecnews

The HourGlass Art & Wine

Gallery is a unique and one-of-a-

kind social gathering place

hosting both business and social

events, and your own special

events*. The Gallery is Inland

Empire’s newest destination

point exhibiting fine art from

both local and national artists as

well as showcasing fine wines

from California and other

regions of the world. The Gallery

officially opened April 16, 2011

and celebrated its opening with

an unveiling of the area’s own

resident artist and owner,

Stephen Bryan Cooper.

The HourGlass Art & Wine Gallery

"KEEPING ART ALIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY"

Live Jazz Friday Night

The HourGlass Art & Wine Gallery

brings to the So Cal Inland Empire a

beautiful venue in which to enjoy

“Live Jazz Friday Night”, weekly 7-

10 pm. Splendor and elegance

surround you, indoors and out, as

you enjoy internationally known

jazz artists. $15 covers the concert

and a buffet catered by Red Hill

bbq. Come by 7 pm for Happy

Hour, and admission is only $10.

Mingle after the concert until

midnight.

The HourGlass Art& Wine Gallery Mon - Thu: 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm Fri - Sat: 12:00 pm - 12:00 am

(909) 941-9300 http://www.hourglassartgallery.com

"Stormy Weather" by

Resident Artist, Stephen

Cooper

September is

National Hispanic

Heritage Month!

Inside

What’s Happening Around Town… ………………………..….2 Government/Business…....3 Education/Sports…….……...4 Arts & Entertainment….....5 Church/Real Estate……...…6 Tech & Automotive……..…7 Food & Restaurant ………...8 Health/Beauty …………..…..9 Business Directory………..10 Events…………………………..11

How to Reach Us

(888) 841-7779 Email: [email protected]

Submit your upcoming events and information FREE!

Like us on FB at

Inland CNews

https://www.facebook.com/iecnews

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Wells Fargo and Elected Officials Awards $4.8 million in

down payment assistance grants through its CityLIFT

Program

Wells Fargo Bank held

an Inland Empire

homebuyer event at

the National Orange

Show in San

Bernardino. Wells

Fargo, in partnership

with local elected

officials and

NeighborWorks America, awarded $4.8 million in down payment assistance

grants through its CityLIFT program to eligible for first time homebuyers in

the cities of Fontana, Riverside, San Bernardino, Moreno Valley and Corona. Assembly member Cheryl Brown had the

opportunity to meet a young man who received a grant from Wells Fargo in support of his upcoming move to San Bernardino.

She commend all of those involved with the CityLIFT program for expanding affordable housing, providing valuable resources

and building better communities within my District and other parts of the Inland Empire.

City invites public to ethics and conduct meeting

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The public is invited to recommend amendments to the code of city government ethics and conduct.

The City Council Governmental Affairs Committee is holding an annual meeting to formulate

recommendations for the City Council at 4 p.m., September 4, 2013, in the Mayor’s Ceremonial

Room, Seventh Floor. The meeting will ask for contributions from board and commission chairs as

the public.For more information, visit the City’s Web site at www.riversideca.gov or call the City

Clerk’s Office at (951) 826-5557 for a brochure and a copy of the code. Riverside City Hall is located

at 3900 Main Street.

Rancho Cucamonga Police Department Launches "Nextdoor" Service A Private Social Network for Neighborhoods In an effort to help facilitate a virtual Neighborhood Watch program and help foster neighbor-to-neighbor communications, the Rancho Cucamonga Police Department has partnered with Nextdoor (www.nextdoor.com), a free and private social network for neighborhoods. Nextdoor is free for the residents and the city. Each Rancho Cucamonga neighborhood has its own private Nextdoor neighborhood website, accessible only to residents of that neighborhood. Residents can use their website to get to know their neighbors, ask questions, and exchange local advice and recommendations. Neighbors who use Nextdoor share information about neighborhood watch and safety issues, local events, school activities, plumber and babysitter recommendations, upcoming garage sales, lost pets, and much more. Learn more at http://www.cityofrc.us/civica/inc/displayblobpdf2.asp?BlobID=14368

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Bank of America Awards Grant to Habitat for

Humanity San Bernardino

Al Arguello from Bank of America presents Dennis Baxter, Exec. Director for

Habitat for Humanity, with a check. The grant money will be used to fund a

single family dwelling in the IE.

Senator Torres

announces date for community

swearing-in ceremony as State Senator

for California's 32nd District

State Senator Norma Torres (D-Pomona) has announced she will hold a community swearing-in ceremony in Pomona on

Sunday, September 1st from 1pm - 3pm. Local elected officials, community leaders and constituents are invited to attend and

meet with the Senator and her staff. The event is an opportunity for community members to share their thoughts, ideas and

concerns about issues facing the district. An RSVP is required to attend and can be made by calling the district office at (909)

621-2783 or by sending an email to [email protected]. Senator Torres Community Swearing-In Ceremony, Sunday,

September 1, 2013, Mountain Meadows Golf Course, 1875 Fairplex Drive, Pomona, CA 91768 , 1pm – 3pm.

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BUSINESS WELCOME: Dannielle

Aguirre, New Director of Catering –

Castaways San Bernardino

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Super Bowl Champ Mark Collins Partners with San Bernardino

City Unified School District

Thanks to former NFL star, two-time Super Bowl Champ AND Pacific High School graduate Mark Collins

for partnering with the District to help SBCUSD athletes earn college

scholarships. www.2fivesports.com

Cut your STUDENT LOAN payments in HALF or more. Even if Late or in Default. Get

Relief FAST. Much LOWER payments. Call Student Hotline 855-679-4894

IE YOUTH!! Get the Help You Need to Complete High School,

College, Develop Life Skills with YAP: Youth Action

Project

The Youth Action Project is a non-profit organization that works to empower San Bernardino’s

youth to develop the skills and habits needed to experience economic and social success. Our

work is intended to bring positive change by helping local youth graduate from high school,

complete college or vocational training, develop work skills, and make responsible choices. Each

year we use about 50 volunteers who collectively provide 30,000 hours of service to the San

Bernardino area. Our major partners include Loma Linda University and LLU’s Social Action

Community Health System and the San Bernardino City Unified School District. - See more at:

http://www.youthactionproject.org

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"Da' Hip-Hop Wizzard of Oz"

Presented by LQ's Performing Arts Center September 14-September 15, 2013 For more information or tickets, visit http://www.lqspac.org

Play Synopsis: Dorothy is your average teenager, living in Bakersfield,

wanting to become a star. But, for some reason, she experiences great

opposition from everyone around her. It is only when she gets swept away

to this mysterious Hip-Hop infused Land of Oz, where she's able to build the

confidence she needs to follow her dreams. Dorothy and her friends (the

Scarecrow, the Tinman, and the Lion) travel through the Land of Oz in hopes

of gaining the things that they lack from the

GREAT WIZZard of Oz. But the GREAT WIZZard of

Oz will not grant any of their wishes unless

Dorothy kills the Evil Wicked Witch of the

Westside, Ms. Evilbean, and retrieve the Book of

Dance. In figuring out what Dorothy is going to

do, the audience is taken through this 2-hour

long story of courage, trials, struggle, strife,

jealously, enlightenment, and triumph-all told

through dancing, acting, movement, and music.

LAQUETTE SHANICE MILNER,Writer/Director/Producer/Choreographer

With "Da' Hip-Hop Wizzard of Oz," LQ's is able to provide the audience with a new twist to the classic story of "The Wizard of

Oz." This uplifting event gives new meaning to incorporating old ideas and mixing them with new ones. It also broadens an

audience's scoop as it relates to the image of "Hip-Hop." Whether we blame movies or some musical artists, over the years,

Hip-Hop has gotten a bad rep. It is the goal of "Da' Hip-Hop Wizzard of Oz" to be used as a tool to break down the bad

stereotypes that have been attached to Hip-Hop for many years. With a multicultural cast and a strong script, "Da' Hip-Hop

Wizzard of Oz" can enlighten the masses with a positive, creative

production. Due to the fact that "Da' Hip-Hop Wizzard of Oz" is not

just a mere play, but a movement of life, it deserves to be performed in

front of masses of individuals all over the country!

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Page 6: Inland Empire Community News - 9.1.13

Abundant Living Family Church Hosts Marriage Ministry

Fellowship

“Look your spouse in the eye. Being

attentive means you're paying

attention to your mate's heart, not

just his/her words.” #marriageworks

2 be 1 Marriage Movement at

ALFC is a group of married couples accepting the oneness of God’s plan for marriage and being obedient servants to the call of Jesus Christ in love. Their goal is to reduce the divorce rate in the United States and abroad. They are operating as one flesh in God, providing resources and tools to assist couples in working through their marriage issues. Learn more at http://abundantfamily.org/events/details/2013/08/25/marriage-talk/

2 be 1 Marriage Movement at ALFC is designed to facilitate a thriving marriage through:

Training & Development (For married and engaged couples)

Weekly Marriage Talk Video Series

Tuesday Date Night Transformative Classes

Small Group Bible Support Network – Home Fellowship

Spiritual Discipleship in the Community

Quarterly Strong Marriage Community Events

Annual Outreach Projects

Monthly Date Nights

Annual On-Site Marriage Conference Seminars

Off-Site Marriage Respite

Semi-Annual Family Enrichment Gatherings

Semi-Annual Three Day Marriage Retreats

Attracting Young Adult Married Couples

The Newlywed Network - Spiritual Mentorship for Couples

NEXT GATHERING? September 10, 2013

855-332-5916

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Cool car upgrades: How to enhance your

ride and ease

back-to-school

stress

(BPT) - Fall has finally arrived, meaning it's time for the kids to hit the school books. And as the leaves gradually morph from green to gold, your driving schedule quickly accelerates from leisurely cruising to nonstop go, go, go.

Besides taking the kids to and from school, there are plenty of after-school activities - football practice, cheerleading tryouts, piano lessons and math tutors - that require additional drive time. Maybe a big-game tailgating party is on the agenda, too? Before the crazed driving crunch hits, you might want to make sure your car, truck, SUV or van is ready for the back-to-school rush and good to go through the fast-approaching holiday season. According to Peter MacGillivray, vice president of events and communication for the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA), an automotive trade organization with 6,500-plus member companies, there are endless amounts of innovative auto-enhancing products to help during the frantic driving season. "For 50-plus years, SEMA-member companies have been designing and producing clever, high-tech products that improve a vehicle's appearance, comfort, performance and even fuel-savings," said MacGillivray. Consumers can find these products and more at www.enjoythedrive.com. "As families go back to school, many find themselves spending more time in their vehicles. There are automotive accessories that can make the overall ride better and a lot less stressful." 1. Sit down: Best way to make passengers (and yourself) happy is to be comfortable. There are plenty of aftermarket seat-enhancing products from soft cushions to luxurious new car seats. There are also high-tech booster chairs and seats that have folding desks/trays which are ideal for last-minute homework. 2. Child alert: For the ultimate in safety there are "future-is-now" seats with phone apps that detect and warn when the child wiggles out of the seat and another that has a mobile notification system to alert parents if they accidently left a child in a car seat. It also provides detailed information about the temperature inside the car. "These are just a few samples of the aftermarket products available for your vehicle," says MacGillivray. "Most auto parts stores and national chains carry them, and you can easily find

them online, too."

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Gluten-free meals with 'wow' factor, from breakfast to

dinner

(BPT) - Whether it’s gluten intolerance or a goal of healthier eating that drives your gluten-free meal plans, you can enjoy great meals from breakfast to dinner (and everything in between). The expanding availability of gluten-free substitutes for favorites like tortillas, breads and pastas means that you don’t need to give up the dishes you love. Get your gluten-free menu started with these tips for meals throughout the day. Breakfast

* Breakfast burrito bar – Set out an array of gluten-free ingredients, like scrambled eggs, vegetables and cheese, for your family to mix and match. Fold it all up in black rice tortillas made by Food For Life, which are highly nutritious – black rice boasts antioxidant levels on par with “superfruits” like acai and blackberries. Lunch * Seasoned quesadillas – Add a little something extra to your classic quesadilla, that well-loved snack of melted cheese between two gluten-free tortillas. Try adding a variety of cheeses and boosting the flavor with herbs and spice mixes. Dinner * A new take on pizza – Using gluten-free tortillas, the whole family can create personalized mini-pizzas with thin, crunchy crusts. Simply assemble the toppings of choice and either grill or toast in the oven. For more ideas, go to www.foodforlife.com.

Last year, you helped us raise $2.1 million

for kids in our communities and after-school programs. It’s time to up the ante!

Like if you’ll donate your spare change at the register and help us beat last year’s total! Learn more about this worthwhile program at http://www.ralphs.com

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Affordable Healthcare

By Chris L. Hickey, Sr. Ph.D. Health insurance exchanges will commence operation in each state, offering a marketplace where individuals

and small businesses can compare policies and premiums, and buy insurance (with a government subsidy if

eligible). The California Exchange is called “Covered California.” Beginning in August 2013 you will begin to

hear and see an abundance of advertisement about Covered California. Remember, this is California’s version

of the Affordable Care Act. Several organizations throughout the state will be conducting town hall meetings

and other events in a coordinated Outreach and Education campaign to enlighten individuals, families and

small businesses about the requirements, benefits and specificities of Covered California. Each One–Teach One

Alliance for Academic Access, Achievement and Success is also planning a series of Town Hall Meetings to

elaborate on the broader issues discussed in future installments of this column.

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In California, as a provision of

Covered California, individuals and

families with income between 139%

and 400% of the federal poverty

level (FPL) are qualified for federal

subsidies on a sliding scale if they

choose to purchase insurance via

the Covered California exchange.

In California, individuals and

families with income below 139% of

the FPL qualify for Medi-Cal.

Minimum standards for health

insurance policies are to be

established (an ‘essential health

benefits’), and annual and lifetime

coverage caps will be banned. Firms

employing 50 or more people but

not offering health insurance will

also pay a shared responsibility

requirement if the government has

had to subsidize an employee’s

health care.

Very small businesses (fewer than

50 eligible employees) will be able

to get subsidies if they purchase

insurance through an exchange.

Co-payments, co-insurance, and

deductibles are to be eliminated for

select health care insurance

benefits considered to be part of

the “essential benefits package” for

Level A or Level B preventive care.

While this is in no way a complete

list of the provisions outlined in the

act, it does provide an overview of

many of the benefits to individuals,

families and communities. It is

extremely important that you share

this information to as many of your

family and friends as possible. The

Afford- able Care Act and Covered

California offer our community an

opportunity to see that ALL of our

people have Access to Afford- able

and Quality Health Care. Be on the

lookout for advertisements and

information about the various

outreach campaigns and events that

will be scheduled to provide more

information. Additionally, later in

the year there will be additional

resources available to assist

individuals signing up for the

coverage that best suits their need

and budget. Initial enrollment for

2014 cover- age will be between

October 1 and March 31, 2014. For

those who enroll on or before

December 15 coverage will be

effective on January 1, 2014. For

enrollment between December 16

to January 15, 2014 coverage is

effective February 1, 2014.

Learn more about Dr. Hickey at

http://smithpublish.populr.me/dr-chris-l-hickey-

sr#.Uh-2uxuTiSp . Learn more about Covered CA at

http://coveredca.com/news/index.html

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BRADLEY VS. MARQUEZ OCTOBER 12, 2013 THOMAS & MACK CENTER TICKETS – CLICK HERE

While both Bradley (30-0, 12 KOs), of Palm Springs, Calif., and Márquez (55-6-1, 40 KOs), of México City, enter this World Welterweight Championship battle fresh from Fight of the Year caliber performances, Márquez will also be attempting to become the first Méxican fighter to win world titles in five different weight divisions.

National Geographic’s 50 Greatest Photographs Venetian Venue: Imagine Exhibitions Gallery 3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV Show Dates: Ongoing Show Times: 9:30am - 7pm

TICKETS – CLICK HERE

They are beautiful, impressive and emotional -- vibrantly colored pieces of life from all over the world. National Geographic's most celebrated and remembered photographs are on display at the Imagine Exhibitions Gallery at The Venetian.

iHeart Radio Music Festival MGM Grand Hotel and Casino Venue: Grand Garden Arena 3799 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, NV Show Dates: September 20, 2013 - September 21, 2013 Show Times: Fri 7:15pm; Sat 10am & 7:15pm TICKETS – CLICK HERE

iHeartRadio Music Festival 2013 is back and better than ever! Join us as some of the biggest artist in the industry perform live at the MGM Grand!

Boyz II Men Mirage Venue: Terry Fator Theatre 3400 S. Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV Show Dates: September 1, 2013 - October 13, 2013 Show Times: 7:30pm; dark Fri Sep 20, Fri Oct 4 & Fri Oct 11 Age Restriction: 5

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Community Swearing In Ceremony for Senator Norma Torres – 32ND District Sunday, September 1st from 1pm - 3pm Mountain Meadows Golf Course 1875 Fairplex Drive, Pomona, California 91768 RSVP is required. Send to [email protected]

The ceremony will feature local talent, free refreshments

and snacks. It will serve as an opportunity for the community to become better acquainted with the Senator's district office and staff. Come to share your thoughts, ideas and concerns.

The American Heart Association's Inland Empire Heart & Stroke Walk Sep 21 , 2013 Citizen’s Business Bank Arena MORE INFORMATION – CLICK HERE

The American Heart Association's Inland Empire Heart & Stroke Walk is a non-competitive 5K walk which will raise awareness and much-needed funds to fight our community’s leading killers – heart disease and stroke.

Lost & Found Art & Music Festival Saturday, September 14, 2013 2:00pm until 9:00pm Fleming Park Colton, California 92324 MORE INFORMATION – CLICK HERE

Reality Rock & Sonic Summons invite you to Join hundreds of Beautiful people for a free Family fun filled day at the park. Featuring live Music, Food Vendors, Jumpers, Vendor Village, Skate Exhibit, Art Exhibits, Information booths, and Special Guest Appearances.

We will be blocking off an entire City block for the Festival!

International Food and Arts Festival Saturday, September 7, 2013 11:00am until 4:00pm MSJC San Jacinto, California 92583 MORE INFORMATION – CLICK HERE

The International Food & Arts Festival will be held at the Mt. San Jacinto College campus in

the city of San Jacinto on September 7th from 11am-4pm. We will be inviting all students

(and their families) in the San Jacinto and Hemet school districts k-12th grades along with

college students and advertising with local radio stations so this will be a very big event! We

invite any and all of you to Sponsor, have a vendor booth or perform at this event. Sponsor

logos will be placed on all flyers and ads and be mentioned on radio advertisements along

with banner placement and booth space at the event.

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