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- Page 10SACRAMENTO, CA--- The California Farm Water Coalition is pleased to announce the selec- tion of Michelle Paul as its next executive director. Ms. Paul will replace Mike Wade, who is retir- ing in February from his role as the Coalition's executive director, a position he has held since 1998. Ms. Paul was selected following a comprehensive statewide search led by the Coalition's executive di- rector selection committee, which considered a strong and diverse field of candidates from across California. She will join the Co- alition in mid-January and assume full responsibilities on March 1. "We were fortunate to meet with a number of exceptional individu- als who demonstrated a deep com- mitment to California agriculture and the vital role water plays in keeping our food system strong," said Greg Johnson, President of the California Farm Water Coali- tion. "We are grateful to each of the highly qualified candidates who applied. Their expertise, pas- sion, and vision were inspiring." Johnson continued, "Michelle brings nearly two decades of ex- perience working alongside farm- ers and ranchers to elevate their voices in state and federal policy conversations. Her understanding of California's agricultural land- scape paired with her strategic communications and outreach background makes her well-po- sitioned to lead the Coalition into its next chapter."
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2025
- The Salvation Army
- Needs 500 Turkeys for Thanksgiving Dinners
- THE SALVATION ARMY
- 7th ANNUAL
- THANKS GIVING
- COMMUNITY DINNER
- THURSDAY, NOV 27th
- 4:30pm-6:00pm
925 W. 10th ST, SAN BERNARDINO
Dozens of volunteers assist in preparing food and serving meals to families throughout the day. In recent years, as many as 50 vol- unteers have helped the San Ber- nardino Corps prepare and serve dinner.
"Thanksgiving should be a spe- cial day for everyone, not just for those who can afford it," says Kuhlman. The Salvation Army will also prepare and distribute food boxes to about 500 families this Thanksgiving. Your donations can help families in need.
Other Salvation Army Corps in the Inland Empire are also planning Thanksgiving dinners, though many will take place the day before Thanksgiving. To re- ceive information about the dates and times of dinners at other corps, or to volunteer, please call 1-800-SAL-ARMY or 1-800-725-
REDLANDS, CA- This Thanksgiving, The Salvation Army of San Bernardino County will host its annual Thanksgiving dinner from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27, at the Hospitality House & Family Transitional Liv- ing Center, 925 W. 10th St., San Bernardino.
"We're serving a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner with turkey, potatoes, gravy, stuffing, vegeta- bles, and pie," said Naomi Kuhl- man, the program director. "We still need 500 turkeys and many side dishes. Whatever people have on hand to donate, we need."
The Salvation Army encourag- es donations of turkey, ham, side dishes, and other food items. Call (909) 888-1336 to plan ahead or volunteer to serve the Thanksgiv- ing dinner.
The annual Thanksgiving meal attracts hundreds of families and individuals who cannot afford to buy their own dinner. People travel from all areas of the Inland Empire to join the celebration. The San Bernardino event serves about 200 people each year.
Donors are encouraged to drop off turkeys, hams, canned food, cash, checks, or gift cards at the Salvation Army's Corps Office lo- cated at 838 Alta Street, Redlands, 92373. For additional informa- tion, please call (909) 792-6868.
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LUE PRODUCTIONS (LPM) Management Announces New Artist Signing: San Bernardino CB of San Bernardino
A SAN BERNARDINO CB SIGNED TO LUE PRODUCTIONS LPM
Bowman to the LUE PRODUC- TIONS family," said Lue Dowdy, Founder of LUE Productions. "His talent, drive, and authenticity truly stand out. We believe he has the potential to make a major im- pact, and we're excited to support his growth every step of the way."
LUE PRODUCTIONS, a long- standing advocate for indepen- dent artists and community-based entertainment, continues to build platforms that highlight creativity, culture, and artistic excellence. The addition of Chris Bowman to the roster further strengthens the organization's commitment to up- lifting local talent.
Fans and supporters can expect new music, visuals, and collabo- rations from Chris Bowman in the near future as he begins his jour- ney under the LPM Management
SAN BERNARDINO, CA LUE PRODUCTIONS (LPM) Management is proud to announce the official signing of rising San Bernardino artist Chris Bowman artist know as San Bernardino CB. The announcement was made during the LUE Productions West-Coast Cypher, held this past Saturday, marking a significant milestone for both the artist and the organization.
San Bernardino CB, known for his dynamic presence, lyri- cal finesse, and dedication to his craft, has been gaining recogni- tion throughout the Inland Empire music scene. His alignment with LUE PRODUCTIONS (LPM) Management represents a power- ful step forward in expanding his reach and elevating his musical career.
"We are thrilled to welcome Chris umbrella.