Here is the San Bernardino County News Roundup for November 21, 2007:

Council approves loan to developer - San Bernardino Sun

The City Council approved a loan of $75,000 in redevelopment funds toward construction of two new low-cost housing apartments and a learning center at Tuesday evening's meeting.

Supervisor against plan to bring power lines to area - SB Sun

The county Board of Supervisors will meet Dec. 4 to vote on a resolution opposing a potential plan by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to install transmission lines through undeveloped areas of the Morongo Valley and surrounding desert.

City still waiting for Majestic Hills plan - Victor Valley Daily Press

The specific plan for a 4,200-home community in Summit Valley still has not been submitted to the city, several months after the company behind the project estimated it would be drawn up in July.

Closing strip club costly for city - Riverside Press Enterprise

The city has spent some $710,000 to curb lewd behavior at a Hospitality Lane strip club and not all business and city leaders are sure it was worthwhile.

Council gives thanks for special residents - Hesperia Star

It was already a Thanksgiving meeting of the Hesperia City Council, by virtue of being pushed forward a day to accommodate the holiday plans of council members, city staff and residents. But the council made the holiday celebration formal, specifically giving thanks for the contributions of specific individuals to the city.