Month: May 2021

Introducing and passing an ordinance the same day is generally only done for emergencies. 

“It’s tough to walk around here and wear the Bulldogs gear and not look at the history on that fence and want to add to it.”

“There are a lot of holes out there where one side is jail and the other’s not. And we worked hard to avoid those spots that are jail all week.”

“Everyone acts like they don’t need a job. I’ve talked to a lot of people who would rather draw unemployment than go to work.”

“Local entrepreneurs in the sweet treats community are doing great things and we want to help them shine even brighter.”

“This place has been fabulous. There’s nothing like it.”

“We will have students attend 4-year colleges, 2-year colleges, a certification-based program, or go straight to work.”

Bilingual orientation sessions to be held May 28-29 

By Kathy Feist Things are looking up for the Bannister Rd. and I-435 corridor, and

Starbucks Tutera Real Estate & Development has confirmed construction on a new 2,100 sq. ft.

“Our 60 Cent Boneless Wings nights are pretty popular.”

“We are planning on having early and late night happy hours.  We’ve got a great chef who’ll make burgers your way, and customers will be blown away by our Nacho Daddy.”

“Give us six months and you’ll recognize the name. And one year from now, everyone will definitely know what Sonesta is.”

“It will be a community resource, not just an extension of Barstow.”

By Sue Loudon   Five of the 26 graduating seniors from the Lutheran High School, 12400