Thursday, August 6 | Volume 40 No.21

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2026

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Chicago Austin Youth Travel Adventures Invites the Community

Jackson, Marie Alexander, the Fernando Jones Band, and the Austin Town Hall Youth Dancers.

The festival will also welcome two distinguished guests: State Representative and Congressional candidate La Shawn K. Ford, and Mion Suhudoo Naa Habiba Seidu, Chief of the Northern Region of tive visions and live changing op- portunities after her grandson was killed in street violence in 2011.

This festival is a key part of our annual fundraising efforts to pro- vide these transformative experi- ences for young people -CAY- TA has already taken 17 youth on international trips and engaged over 400 youth in programs that improve school attendance, grades, civic responsibility, and social-emotional skills. CAYTA's mission is to tackle the epidemic of violence in our com- munity by using our expertise in world travel to expand and enrich the minds and self-esteem of our at-risk youth.

For more information about the event, visit www.catchtheworld. org.

Ghana.

Gone Again Travel & Tours proudly sponsor Ghan-Again Fes- tival, with Choose Chicago and the Chicago Park District. CAYTA, a nonprofit promoting local youth travel, takes young people to Ghana in early June yearly. Chicago Avenue travel agent Crystal Dyer, who traces part of her lineage to the West African country, organized the nonprofit to give youth alterna-

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San Bernardino Symphony Presents an Afternoon Jazz tributes, such as Southern Califor- nia's vintage transit lines. The program will also honor the legendary innovators of jazz pia- no. Audiences will experience the driving, gospel-tinged hard bop of Mulgrew Miller ("Grew's Tune", "Leilani's Leap"), the explosive European classical romanticism of Michel Petrucciani ("Sahara", "Home"), the fierce polyrhythms of Kenny Kirkland ("Dienda"), and the modal, spiritual grooves of West Coast masters like George Cables and Mike Wofford.

The concert will take place in a venue renowned for its exception- al acoustics and historic charm, making it the perfect backdrop for acoustic jazz improvisation. San Bernardino Valley College Au- ditorium is located at 701 S. Mt. Vernon Avenue in San Bernardino at the north end of campus facing Mt. Vernon. Free parking is avail- able adjacent to the Auditorium on concert day.

Tickets for the September 5 jazz ensemble concert are available at $20-$100 per seat and may be purchased online by clicking one of the links in this email, by vis- iting www.sanbernardinosym- phony.org, or by phone at (909) 381-5388 Monday through Fri- day. Seats for students and active military are available for $15.

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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE CHANGE OF NAME CASE CIVSB2620570 PETITIONER OR ATTOR NEY: ESTELA OCAMPO CAZAREZ

STREET ADDRESS: 2396 MEDICAL CENTER DR, SAN BERNARDINO CA 92411

TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Petitioner MATEO AL DANA OCAMPO has filed a petition with the clerk of this Court for a decree changing names as follows: Present name: MATEO ALDANA OCAMPO to Proposed name: MATEO Telephone: (909) 708-0552 ALDANA OCAMPO THE E-Mail Address (OPTION COURT ORDERS that all AL): nexomsinfo@gmail. persons interested in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indi- cated below to show cause, any, why the petition for change of name should not be granted. Any person ob jecting to the name changes described above must file a written objection that includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days before the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the hearing to show cause why the pets tion should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition without a hearing. NOTICE OF HEARING: Date: 09/03/2026 Time: 8:30A.M. Dept: $32 The address of the court is the same as noted above.

A copy of this ORDER to Show Cause must be pub- lished at least once each week for four successive weeks before the date set for hearing on the petition in a newspaper of general circulation, printed in this county (specify newspa- per): WESTSIDE STORY NEWSPAPER

Date: JULY 15, 2026 Sign: JOSEPH T. ORTIZ, JUDGE OF THE SUPE

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San Bernardino Residents Unite Against Proposed Cannabis Business

Throughout the afternoon, passing vehicles repeatedly sounded their horns in support as drivers acknowledged the crowd's efforts. Each honk brought cheers from those standing in the intense heat, reinforcing what organizers de- scribed as a growing movement of residents determined to protect their neighborhood.

At the heart of the rally were residents of the Magnolia at High- land Senior Apartments, whose community sits just 168 feet from the proposed business location. Many seniors stood shoulderto-shoulder, while others sat in wheelchairs or used walkers, with families, church members, and neighborhood advocates, expressing concerns about placing a can- nabis business so close to residen- tial housing.

According to information on the flyer for the rally, organizers con- tend the proposed location con- flicts with San Bernardino Mu- nicipal Code Chapter 5, Section

10.250, which requires a mini- mum separation of 600 feet from residential properties. The flyer also noted that another nearby res- idence on Medical Center Drive is located approximately 231 feet from the proposed site.

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A Night of Faith

VIP tickets are $65, offering prior- ity seating, a meet-and-greet with Brent Jones, and an exclusive gift.

The flyer boldly proclaims, "Gospel Music. Real Hope. Eter- nal Impact." Those words capture the essence of both Brent Jones' ministry and the mission of House of Hope Men's Home. As wor- ship fills the sanctuary and the community gathers in support of men striving for a better future, the evening promises to be about much more than music-it will be about changing lives.

For attendees, August 8 will offer an opportunity to experience an extraordinary gospel performance while investing in an organiza- tion committed to restoring hope. Through Brent Jones' inspiring music and the work of House of Hope Men's Home, the message is clear: hope lives here, and to- gether, faith can transform lives for generations to come.

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