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December 18th 2002, Hispanic News
December 4th 2002, Hispanic News
November 20th 2002, Hispanic News
November 6th 2002, Hispanic News
October 23rd 2002, Hispanic News
October 9th 2002, Hispanic News
September 25th 2002, Hispanic News
September 11th 2002, Hispanic News
August 28th 2002, Hispanic News
July 31st 2002, Hispanic News
July 17th 2002, Hispanic News
July 17th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
BANK LAUNCHES NEW OFFICE IN FONTANA PAGE 2
CULTURAL DIFFERENCES INFLUENCE TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION EFFORTS PAGE 4
ELECTION DAY VOTER REGISTRATION STATEWIDE INITIATIVE QUALIFIES FOR THE NOVEMBER 2002 BALLOT PAGE 5
BACA INTRODUCES BILL THAT WOULD STREAMLINE, SECURE THE IMMIGRATION PROCESS PAGE 5
DEATHS OF MEXICAN WOMEN RAISE NEED FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS AND SECURITY PAGE 6
MARIA GARCIA, A TRADITIONAL MOTHER- AN ICON IN THE SAN GORGONIO REGION PAGE 8&9
DEREK PARRA NAMED OFFICIALSPOKESPERSON OF BIG BEAR MOUNTAIN PREMIUM SPRING WATER PAGE 12
KIWANIS' SUPPORT NATIONAL NIGHT OUT EVENT THROUGH RED CROSS PAGE 13
CITIZENS BUSINESS BANK PROMOTES ANTHONY …
July 3rd 2002, Hispanic News
June 19th 2002, Hispanic News
June 19th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
UC, RIVERSIDE LEADS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IN DIVERSITY OF TRANSFER STUDENTS FROM CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES PAGE 3
HEALTHY FATHERS ARE TOBACCO FREE PAGE 4
A SAN BERNARDINO CHIEF OF POLICE WITH A NEW APPROACH PAGE 4
BACA JOINS FIGHT FOR BRACERO JUSTICE PAGE 5
LUIS ENRIQUE PAGE 5
FATHER OF THE YEAR-SAL VALDIVIA FAMILY MAN/ROLE MODEL/HOMETOWN HERO PAGE 6
LOS ANGELES RESIDENT AND CAL POLY POMONA STUDENT SELECTED FOR PRESTIGIOUS SHELL LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM PAGE 7
FRAMING CONTRACTORS HELPS NEEDY FAMILIES PAGE 9
CORPORATE SUPPOSRT VITAL IN EDUCATION TODAY PAGE 10
June 5th 2002, Hispanic News
May 22nd 2002, Hispanic News
May 8th 2002, Hispanic News
May 8th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
TERESA LARA-INLAND EMPIRE HISPANIC NEWS MOTHER OF THE YEAR PAGE 2
BILINGUAL FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE-A SUCCESSFUL SERVICE IN THE WESTEND PAGE 3
NORTHSIDE ADVISORY COMMITTEE HEARS PROPOSALS FOR NEW LIBRARY PAGE 4
HOUSE PASSES BACA MOTION TO RESTORE FOOD STAMP BENEFITS TO LEGAL PERMANENT RESIDENTS PAGE 5
DIOCESE STRENGTHENS SEX ABUSE POLICY WITH 10 NEW INITIATIVES PAGE 7
CALIFORNIA TEACHER OF THE YEAR NAMED 2002 NATIONAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR PAGE 8
US COMPANIES SEEK BILINGUAL EMPLOYEES PAGE 8
GOVERNOR SIGNS SENATOR SOTO'S TEACHER HOME VISIT BILL PG 8CHILDREN CELEBRATE MOTHER'S DAY IN PRISON PAGE 10
ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS PROMPT NEW …
April 24th 2002, Hispanic News
April 24th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
MIKE RAMOS MAKING PLANS TO 'CLEAN UP' SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY PAGE 2
HERENCIA-THE ANTHOLOGY OF HISPANIC LITERATURE OF THE UNITED STATES PAGE 3
AIR FORCE AGGRESSIVELY RECRUITING GRADUATES PAGES 4 & 5
HISPANIC EDUCATION ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION INAUGURATED PAGES 6 & 7
THE BATTLE OF PUEBLA THE CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION PAGES 8 & 9
FAIR HOUSING COUNCIL OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY HONORS CHAMPION FOR JUSTICE PETER BENAVIDEZ PAGE 10
SAN BERNARDINO PAROLEE ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM (PEP) PAGE 11
ROMELIO RUIZ, MORENO VALLEY ACTIVIST, HONORED PAGE 13
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER MAKES A DIFFERENCE BY EMBRACING DIVERSITY PAGE 15
April 10th 2002, Hispanic News
March 27th 2002, Hispanic News
March 27th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
MUSEUM WILL HOST CESAR CHAVEZ FAMILY GARDEN DAY PAGE 2
INHALANTS: A DEADLY WISH PAGE 3
SOMOS HERMANAS UNIDAS GRADUATES CLASS PAGE 4
NEA JOINS THE NATION'S LEADING HISPANIC ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE EMPOWERMENT PAGE 4
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE INLAND EMPIRE PAGE 5
LATINO NETWORK CELEBRATES 5TH ANNUAL CELEBRACION DE LA MUJER PAGE 6
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT PAGE 6-7
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ANNOUNCES COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH SAN BERNARDINO POLICE DEPARTMENT PAGE 8
LATINO TURNOUT SETS NEW RECORD FOR DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IN TEXAS PAGE 8
ARTS COUNCIL HOLD 6TH ANNUAL YOUNG ARTISTS GALLERY PAGE 9
COLON CANCER HIGHLY PREVENTABLE PAGE 10 …
March 13th 2002, Hispanic News
March 13th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
CANCER TRENDS REPORT SHOWS 119,900 CALIFORNIANS WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER IN 2002 PAGE 3
SPECIAL RIVERSIDE COUNTY GRANTS TOTALLING $237,500 PAGE 3
GOVERNOR DAVIS CONTINUES RECORD OF HELPING IMMIGRANTS SUCCEED PAGE 4
GO SERV ANNOUNCES AVAILABILITY OF AMERICORPS PLANNING GRANTS PAGE 4
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE INLAND EMPIRE PAGE 5
SVREP PRAISES LANDMARK RULING THAT REPLACES OLD VOTING MACHINES IN CALIFORNIA PAGE 6
UCR-EASTSIDE COLLABORATIVE CELEBRATES CESAR CHAVEZ DAY PAGE 6
INLAND COUNTIES HISPANIC ROUNDTABLE REACTIVATED PAGE 7
CSUSB'S TOM RIVERA RECEIVES "SOL AZTECA" AWARD PAGE 8
HISPANIC EDUCATION ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION TO BE INAUGURATED IN APRIL PAGE 11
February 27th 2002, Hispanic News
February 27th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY IN NEED OF VOLUNTEER DRIVERS PAGE 2
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE INLAND EMPIRE PAGE 3
LOCAL HERO BRINGS HOME GOLD PAGE 6 & 7
WHITE APPOINTED TO NEW DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT POSITION PAGE 8
HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS: BRIDGING THE RACIAL DIVIDE PAGE 8
LIFESTYLE CHANGES AND EDUCATION SAVE LIVES PAGE 9
TAX ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE AT UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS PAGE 9
SUPERVISOR HOSTING COUNTY FINANCIAL SEMINAR FOR SMALL BUSINESSES PAGE 9
GOP SAYS HISPANICS ARE "ENEMIES OF THE STATE" PAGE 10
WHY IS RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE SO DIFFICULT? PAGE 11
TAKING A LOOK AT YOUR CAREER STRATEGY …
February 13th 2002, Hispanic News
February 13th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
EMPLOYMENT WOES HITTING LATINOS HARD PAGE 2
BLUEPRINT FOR VOLUNTEER DIVERSITY RECEIVES $17,000 PAGE 3
LATINOS REPRESENT NEARLY HALF OF THE TOTAL FOREIGN-BORN POPULATION IN U.S. PAGE 3
GOVERNOR DAVIS ANNOUNCES NURSE WORKFORCE INITIATIVE PAGE 4
PAIGE ANNOUNCES HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AND HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS TO GET MORE THAN $350 MILLION PAGE 5
SENATOR SOTO HOSTS WORKSHOP TO ASSIST STUDENTS IN APPLYING FOR CAL GRANTS PAGE 6
MAGA TO HOST SCHOLARSHIP GOLD TOURNAMENT PAGE 10
DESPITE GROWING LATINO POPULATION, REPRESENTATION ON TV IS FEW AND FAR BETWEEN PAGE 11
January 30th 2002, Hispanic News
January 16th 2002, Hispanic News
January 16th 2002, Hispanic News
Inland Empire Hispanic News
Sara Martinez Tucker Page 2
Cultural diversity explored at riv. international film festival Page 2
California capital receives national award Page 3
Cancer trends report shows 119,900 Californians, diagnosed with Cancer in 2002 Page 3
Omnitrans introduces omnilink Page 4
HCF's 2002 scholarship application now available online Page 4
Governor announces winner of $4 million in grants for Cesar Chavez Day projects Page 5
Riverside county superintendent Dabid Long seeks second term Page 5
Children's lives improving, but more work needed Page 6
Labor department awards riverside $2.2 million training grant Page 9
Responding to the problem of child poverty …
January 2nd 2002, Hispanic News