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Art, Appetite & Attractions (10 posts found)
Celebrating Our Independence
It is more than just a day where vibrant colors explode in the air, or a parade of red, white and blue marches through our neighborhood, or the best barbeque on the block occurs. Independence Day represents the official severing of ties between the original 13...
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Endless Summer
What is an endless summer? We may have to go back to work and the kids to school eventually, but for now – stop. Treasure these memories with friends and family, for what better way to cherish them than through the adventures of life? Enjoy the moment and live...
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The Ultimate Tailgate Experience
Wear your favorite team’s colors and warm up those portable grills! Tailgate season is in full throttle! Whether you’re ready for a chili cook-off in the parking lot or a contest for who is wearing the best fan gear, tailgating can be almost as much fun as the...
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DB Sets Record for Largest E-Waste Collection
Over 150 Tons of Carbon Emissions Eliminated
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Chino Hills: Operation Christmas Lights
By Karen Ray and Katherine Truong, Community Contributors
When people think of Thanksgiving, images of turkey, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie come to mind. The Nehmens, however, think differently. Thanksgiving week is spent stringing thousands of Christmas ...
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California Beer Festival: Brews, Bands & Bites at Bonelli Park
California Beer Festival returns September 12-13 with two days of craft beers, food and music.
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The Schoolmaster – Jan Steen
Steen became an assistant to a famous landscape painter, Jan van Goyen, and moved into van Goyen’s house in The Hague. A year later, he married van Goyen’s daughter, Margriet. He worked with his father-in-law for four mo...
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Another Way to Celebrate Labor Day
Labor Day may have been set up to pay tribute to the worker, but it has become just another excuse for a barbecue. This holiday weekend has become less of a celebration to our American workers and more of a depressing reminder that summer is officially over. L...
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