WSSNews | Volume 39 No. 50 | February 26, 2026
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2026
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SAN BERNARDINO, CA--- The San Ber- nardino Democratic Luncheon Club announc- es its upcoming schedule of events, headlined by the 32nd Annual Banquet and Installation of Officers on March 14, 2026. This landmark event will feature Congressman Pete Aguilar as the guest keynote speaker.
The program will be hosted by Club Presi- dent Tim Prince and will feature the formal installation of the 2026 executive board. The banquet offers a unique opportunity for local leaders, activists, and community members to gather, reflect on recent successes, and discuss the future of the Democratic platform in San Bernardino.
"As the club celebrates over three decades of political engagement, the banquet serves as a pivotal gathering for local Democrats to swear checkups or use den- loss occurs, when treatment can become more complicated. Preventive care long-term
By Emily Brubaker services are fully cov- ered by Medi-Cal. State data show that only about 40% of adults on Medi-Cal had a dental visit last year, and fewer than 30% used vision ben- efits for eye exams or glasses. Many adults delay care until pain, infection, or vision protects health, independence, and family stability. Using Medi-Cal ben- efits early can help people manage con- ditions before they become emergencies.
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On Veterans' Day, middle schoolers from 39 58th Annual Black states competed to be crowned the next cham- pion of the National Civics Bee.
I was fortunate enough to emerge as the election cycle," said Prince. Upcoming Speaker Schedule Before the gala, the club continues its tradition of Friday meetings at Juan Pollo Restaurant, hosting candidates and providing updates on party activity:
Cyrus organized a For parade entry, petition and gathered vendor space avail- enough community ability, or stage par- support to present ticipation, visit: www.BlackAwarein new leadership and mobilize for the 2026 champion of 2024's inaugural edition of the Bee. As I walked off the stage then, it hit me that I, an eighth grader from Alaska, had just shown the country that young people can and should shape our democracy. My journey into civics started with something deeply personal. I was born with a congenital condition that requires costly dental proce- dures. Too often, insurance companies refuse to cover them.
Feb 27 Amy Malone, Candidate for Mayor of San Bernardino March 6 Joz Sida, Candidate for Mayor of Fontana
March 13 No Meeting (Preparation for Annual Banquet)
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Instead of just accepting that reality, my fam- ily and I began working to pass the Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act in Congress. I told my sto- ry to lawmakers, explained why the bill mat- tered and asked them to act. Now, the bill has bipartisan sponsors in the House and Senate.
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to the Fontana Unified School District nessParades.com or text (909) 909-4004 Did You Know? The year 2026 is con- sidered a Universal Year 1 in numerol- ogy (2+0+2+6 = 10; 1+01), symboliz- ing new beginnings, leadership, innova-
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Their efforts resulted in the successful re- naming of the school to O'Day Short Elementary School, with the official ceremony taking place in De- cember 2025. Youth Vendor Op- tion, independence, portunities and the start of a new nine-year cycle.
Young entrepreneurs ("Youthpreneurs”) are encouraged to par- ticipate by showcas- ing and selling their products and services during the Expo.
As Fontana con- tinues to grow and evolve, the theme for 2026 is: Fontana For- ward
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