San Bernardino County News Roundup - March 4, 2008 - SAN BERNARDINO, Part of the Red County Network

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Hard times have come - San Bernardino Sun

The current economic slowdown foreshadows more belt tightening at City Hall.

Economic fears have many cutting back - SB Sun

In economic times as skittish as these, it's the little luxuries that fall from favor first.

Colton to set recall election date - SB Sun

The City Council tonight will set a date for a recall election against Mayor Kelly Chastain.

Saturn dealer closing down - SB Sun

In other news, there is a Saturn dealer in Loma Linda.

City recognized for fire safety - SB Sun

It's been more than a century since a major wildfire struck the Big Bear Lake area.

Rialto tries to strike deal on stalled project - SB Sun

A project to add affordable senior housing units and 6,000 feet of commercial space downtown has run into a wall - two, actually.

Lawyer in property fight to run for Rialto council - SB Sun

Rialto lawyer and businessman Ed Palmer, who is fighting the city against the takeover of some East Jackson Street properties, confirmed plans to run for City Council.

3 council seats in question for Loma Linda in election - SB Sun

The balance of power on the City Council could soon shift, as three of five seats are up for grabs in the June 3 election.

Tent City test - Daily Bulletin

The nearly 400 homeless people living on a vacant lot just west of the airport may provide San Bernardino County's Homeless Partnership with its first major real-world test.

Upland's Musser plans another run for mayor - Daily Bulletin

The 72-year-old Musser said he decided to announce his intentions in March to give him enough time to plan his campaign for the November vote.

V V C officials say rape was unfounded - Victor Valley Daily Press

The rape that occurred at Victor Valley College in September is being labeled as unfounded by college officials.

County To Approve New Government Center In Hesperia - V V Daily Press

Hesperia will be one step closer to being the home of a new county government center and police station pending the approval of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors Tuesday, that could shave six month off the expected completion date.

Council to look at raises for some - Redlands Daily Facts

Not a week after the Redlands Budget Committee proposed cuts, the City Council will be considering salary range increases for city employees in its meeting on Tuesday.

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San Bernardino County News Roundup - March 4, 2008

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