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May 23, 2008By The Editor

San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies responded to a call about a car crashing into a salon at 3626 Grand Ave. in Chino Hills at 9:40 a.m., authorities said. When they arrived, they found the driver of a G35 Infiniti sedan had driven into the building and struck a patron, said sheriff's Sgt. Chris Ilizaliturri. (Sources: MercuryNews.com & DailyBulletin.com)

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April 22, 2008By Katrina Tan

Yogurt obsession brings in new trend for warmer season.

As this growing craze takes over many Chino Hills residents, profits continue to build up for producers. With the newest yogurt trend sweeping the city, families and teenagers are discovering a new afternoon dessert getaway. Self-serve yogurt parlors have opened just in time for the spring and summer seasons, and many Chino Hills residents are taking advantage. In locations such as Joghurt and Yogurt Bar, visitors take a disposable container and >>

April 15, 2008By The Editor

If the slaughterhouse can't pay, which is likely, taxpayers will pick up the bill. The federal government will bill a California slaughterhouse more than $67 million for expenses associated with the largest beef recall in U.S. history. Read the article: latimes.com | Posted: 4/15/2008 4:00 PM Also: More information at >>

April 15, 2008By The Editor

Deadly Crash Shut Down 60 Freeway for Hours

A grisly car crash killed four members of a church group and closed a freeway east of Los Angeles for hours Friday, authorities said. One other victim remains in critical condition. Read the article: knx1070.com | Posted: 4/15/2008 4:00 PM

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April 1, 2008By Ed Graham

April, 2008 - A Message from Chino Hills City Councilmember, Ed Graham

(As published in the Butterfield Stageline) Mayor Curt Hagman is actively running for the California Assembly seat currently held by Assemblyman Bob Huff. Assemblyman Huff is running for a Senate seat. Mayor Curt will do a fantastic job representing our city and the rest of our region. He has numerous endorsements in OC, LA County and of course in the Inland Empire. I respect what he has done for CH and look forward to his June election as >>

March 30, 2008By The Editor

UPCOMING EVENTS - COMMUNITY

* 7/5/2008 Saturday 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Planes of Fame Air Museum Seminar - Air Commandos - Featuring the "A" model P-51 Mustang (909) 597-3722

* 7/11/2008 Friday 8:00 PM Chino Seventh Street Community Theatre, 13123 Seventh Street, Chino, CA, 91710 Play: The Outsiders - Chino Community Children's Theatre Young Adult Drama 909-590-1149

* 7/12/2008 Saturday 8:00 PM Chino Seventh >>

March 13, 2008By Katrina Tan

Two Young Families Balancing School and Parenthood.

High school is often said to be the best four years of one's life. However, today's teens carry many responsibilities from late night studying to weekly sports practices. And for some students on campus maturity comes early, balancing a busy lifestyle while tending to bigger obligations like a child. Alyssa Anguino was only sixteen when she and her boyfriend, Anthony Martin Del Campo, discovered that they were having a baby. Both students agre >>

January 17, 2008By Ed Graham

January 2008 - Message from Chino Hills City Councilmember, Ed Graham

(As published in the Butterfield Stageline)

Men, it can be done. I was under pressure to come up with a unique & "cool" 30th mid-December anniversary and we ended up celebrating in Chicago. It was a totally different environment but a great place to visit. Chicago-style hot dogs, Italian beef sandwiches and those deep-dish pizzas are my new foods of choice. We also learned Chicagoans wanted to ask about SoCal weather quite often. Hmmmm, so >>

January 11, 2008By Monica Tapia

There is plenty to do right nearby.

Growing up in Chino Hills I always hated the fact that there was never anything to do. The city has grown, and as it has grown we have acquired some really neat places to hang out in that a lot of people might not know of. So I am here to inform you of some true gems in Chino Hills which are sure to give you the night on the town fix you have been wanting without having to drive to the nearest mall or large shopping center. If dinner and a mov >>

December 7, 2007By The Editor

Police and paramedic responded quickly and took the driver to the hospital.

At approximately 9:00 PM on Thursday night, a mid-size car veered off the road about quarter mile north of Sagebrush Avenue on Butterfield Ranch Road and crashed into a tree almost knocking it over. Officers from the San Bernardino Sheriff's Chino Hills Station and the Chino Valley Fire Department responded within minutes. Paramedics assisted the driver from the vehicle and took him to the hospital. They stated that the man wasn't badly inju >>

October 28, 2007By The Editor

Over 100 people gathered to celebrate the opening of the Women's Care Center in Chino

Friday, October 26th, was the Grand Opening Celebration of the Women's Care Center in Chino. The center was opened on time and is now ready to give free assistance and advice to women who become pregnant. The opening ceremony was attended by over 100 people who gathered in the Christ The Cornerstone Community Church Sanctuary which is located next door to the Center. Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills and Norma Murakami's husband, >>

October 23, 2007By The Editor

Congratulations to Rob Felter for winning a brand new blue iPod Shuffle

Jayden H., (11 mos.) pulled the winning entry from a bucket on Saturday night. The winner is Rob Felter, who entered the drawing at the Chino Chamber Business and Family Fair. We had about two-hundred entries which included business cards and note slips from the fair, as well as paper slips that we printed from those that entered by registering online. Because we wanted the drawing to be completely impartial, we recruited a relatively new >>

September 20, 2007By The Editor

While some think they are too wild to handle, this local resident shows her compassion for abandoned cats.

Each morning, in south Chino Hills, Patty Hancock wakes up and drives down the street to care for her pets. Patty feeds and cares for at least three "feral cats". Over the years they have come to trust her. In the summer, she treats them with flea treatments. She has captured many of them and had them neutered or spayed at various Chino Hills Veterinarians through special programs and with help from non-profit groups. She feels that >>