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Friends of Mission Inn continues efforts in Riverside despite setback

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By David Allen Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Homa Aimen, left, Jeff Crumbaker and Glenn Scalise admire the 17th century marble escutcheon restored by their efforts at Riverside’s Mission Inn. Friends of the Mission Inn, a nonprofit, funded the $10,000 repair. Since 1969, Friends has raised $5 million to preserve the hotel’s art and artifacts. (Photo by David Allen, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin/SCNG) I’m standing on a sidewalk outside the 20th century Mission Inn, gazing at piece of marble dating to the 17th century.
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Inland Empire still gaining population even as California shrinks Original

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By David Allen Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
Stop the presses: The Inland Empire is still growing. Riverside and San Bernardino counties edged up slightly in population in 2025 by a combined 10,190 people. That was an achievement in a year when legal and illegal immigration both dropped off and the state lost a net 66,000 residents. This’s according to the state Department of Finance’s annual population estimates for the state’s 58 counties.
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Vacationing baseball fan braves Atlanta heat and sweats out a victory Original

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By David Allen Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
I’m back after two weeks in St. Louis and Atlanta. Why those cities? St. Louis, as diligent readers may recall, is the closest airport to my hometown and the home of my favorite baseball team, the Cardinals. Atlanta was the latest stop on my stately, slow-motion tour of all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums, one or two new ones per season: Minneapolis in 2023, Detroit in 2024, Houston in 2025. I’m keeping track via a handy “scratch-off” stadium poster that’s framed and hanging in my kitchen.
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