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Don Widdows dances with other members of the Barstow Senior Citizens Center at its line dancing class Thursday. Widdows has been in the class for almost 10 years, he said.
Senior center gets $30,000 from city
Money to pay for utilities, meal program, classes
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BARSTOW • To help offset the rising cost of utilities and enhance its services, the Barstow Senior Citizens Center entered into a professional services agreement with the city for $30,000. The city, which owns the building, also entered into a... Full story
Cross-Country program honored in mural
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Aaron Wilhoit, owner of Desert Signs, smooths a section of a mural of Barstow High School cross country runners on a water tank overlooking Interstate 15 between Barstow Road and L Street Wednesday afternoon. The city dedicated the mural to the BHS... Full story
Brad Mitzelfelt
Mitzelfelt opposes location of Ivanpah solar project
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Barstow’s county supervisor publicly announced his opposition to a 400-megawatt solar project planned for public land near the California-Nevada border Friday, saying he would support it if it were proposed for private land closer to High... Full story
From left to right: Heavy mobile equipment mechanics Sandra Irwin, Brian Sanchez and John Kreiger repair a Humvee at the Marine Corps Logistics Base's Maintenance Center July 16 in Yermo.
Marine base cuts 170 workers
More layoffs may come
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YERMO • The Marine Corps Logistics Base is slashing its workforce and started by laying off approximately 170 workers from its Maintenance Center in Yermo Monday, according to MCLB officials. The layoffs are coming just four months after a... Full story
Hinkley hosts Harvest Fest
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Ten-year-old Chase Millizer (right) holds his right arm patiently as tattoo artist Maribel Rivera (left) sprays the finishing touches of a temporary cross tattoo into a stencil at Dana Park Saturday. Local residents came out to enjoy food, craft... Full story
Zavala, Hughes win SVHS Homecoming titles
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Adrienne Zavala (left) and Devin Hughes (right) pose for photographs after being crowned Homecoming King and Queen at halftime of the Silver Valley's Homecoming game at Don Price Field on Friday.... Full story
April Beth Pitzer
New leads give direction to search for missing woman
Mine excursion planned for weekend
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LUDLOW • Gloria Denton is hoping that new leads will help authorities find her daughter during a search in Ludlow this weekend. Search and rescue teams, members of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department and officers from other... Full story
Local veterans Jack Brumit (left) and Mike Ulibarri (right) pause to salute their fellow veterans after laying down a flower at the annual Veterans Day wreath laying ceremony at Mountain View Memorial Park Wednesday. Both Barstow residents served during the Vietnam War ” Brumit, 63, in the Marine Corps and Ulibarri, 60, in the Army.
Pausing to remember their service
Vets owed ‘debt of gratitude,’ leaders say
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BARSTOW • More than 150 veterans, military leaders and local officials gathered to pay tribute to current and former service members at the Veterans Home of California Barstow Wednesday. Barstow veterans home resident Charles Ross said this... Full story
Spc. Chris Koning, 22, holds his dog tags, or military identification, which the Army issued just before he deployed to Iraq while in his barrack at Fort Irwin Tuesday. Koning was stationed in Ba'qubah, a city just north of Baghdad, for 11 months before a bomb explosion sent him to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
New veterans adjust to life after combat
Fort Irwin program rehabs injured vets
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FORT IRWIN • Every day Spc. Chris Koning thinks about the one day in Iraq that changed his life forever. On that day, he and six soldiers were in the Iraqi city of Ba’qubah combing through a palm grove and searching for improvised... Full story
College art show opens
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Art student Kathy Buster discusses the placement of pottery and other pieces of art with her professor, Lewis Goldstein, Monday as they set up for the Barstow College fall semester art show. Students show their work ranging from photography to... Full story
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