Local business owners step in after out-of-town developers face foreclosure, struggle to move project forward
A tribal Yuhaaviatam billboard along Interstate 10 in Yucaipa was defaced with an anti-Native Thanksgiving message. City officials condemned the vandalism and asked the public for tips.
Residents now have until Dec. 1 to apply for the city’s Utilities Advisory Committee, which will help guide a six-month water and sewer rate study.
League champion Citrus Valley put seven players on the All-Citrus Belt League girls soccer first team, including offensive player of the year Juliana Atencio and league most outstanding goalkeeper Bailey Holke.
Atencio and Holke are freshmen.
Other Blackhawks making the first team are Maryssa Torres, Liliana Gonzalez, Ellie Caliva, Mia Moreno, and Natalie Gonzalez.
Redlands East Valley placed four on the first team – Carlee Fisher, Caitlyn Barnard, Devyn Barbee, and Rylee Howard. Fisher was named the league’s defensive most valuable player.
Beaumont landed three players on the first team. They were Sherlyn Flores Jimenez, Norah Miller, and Lexie Beitler.
Yucaipa put two on the first team – Mia Mares and Brooke Smith.
Rounding out the first team were Zamera Bruce of Cajon and Redlands’ Kayla Snyder.
Here is the rest of the team:
(Citrus Valley) Michela Marotta, Emily Gill, Lani Rodriguez, Makayla Washington, Annelise Guzman; (Beaumont) Sydney Hansen, Aliyah Olvera, Allie Estrada; (REV) Isabella Harley-Bianquini, Kennedy Perkins, Maggie Whittemore; (Yucaipa) Nola Vanderfin, Brooke Ramirez; (Cajon) Skylie Xayavong; (Redlands) Samantha Ortega.
(Citrus Valley) Jaylie Racadio; (Beaumont) Hadleigh Stair; (REV) Violet Leslie: (Yucaipa) Cloe Coughlin; (Cajon) Leilani Garanche; (Redlands) Isabella Rangel.
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