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Former Riverside City Manager Mike Futrell hired for same role in Hercules in the Bay Area (opens the original)
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Mike Futrell, who resigned amid controversies as Riverside’s city manager in June, has returned to the Bay Area to become city manager in Hercules, a city in Contra Costa County. The Hercules City Council, without discussion, on Tuesday evening Sept. 22, approved the hiring of Futrell. Records posted by the city with the council’s agenda show he’s joining the city under a three-year contract paying him $260,000 per year. “The Council’s decision is based on documented and verifiable background in
‘Soaring as One’ Rose Parade float unveiled by Cal Poly Pomona, Cal Poly SLO (opens the original)
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The Cal Poly Universities on Thursday revealed plans for their 2027 Rose Parade float — highlighting “inclusivity, acceptance and belonging.” The only student-built float that will ride the streets of Pasadena in 2027 for the 138th Rose Parade is a joint effort between Cal Poly Pomona and Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo. Titled “Soaring as One,” the float will include flying and flightless birds soaring to “new heights together,” according to a university news release. This is the 78th float develop
Museum of Redlands to open in October after 26 years of planning (opens the original)
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An October opening date was announced Tuesday for the $29 million Museum of Redlands, capping a development process dating back 26 years . The museum dedicated to the history of Redlands, located at the former home of the Redlands Daily Facts at 1 North Center St., will hold its grand opening on Saturday, Oct. 24. A ribbon-cutting grand opening program will begin at 10 a.m. “Redlands people have a fierce sense of civic pride, and this museum is a testament to that,” president of the Redlands His
Surge in e-bike crashes and injuries prompts Riverside to consider new safety rules (opens the original)
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New rules to regulate electric bikes, scooters and other “e-conveyances” may be coming to Riverside. The Riverside City Council will consider introducing new rules for e-bikes and similar electric conveyances at its meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 15, after receiving an uptick in safety complaints. According to the city, e-conveyances include mopeds and motorized bicycles, motorized scooters, electronically motorized boards and skateboards, and electric motorcycles (e-motos) designed for off-road use
Riverside working with Scouting America on plan to develop new IE scout headquarters at Fairmount Park (opens the original)
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Inland scout leaders are working on plans to develop a new regional home at Fairmount Park, near the Santa Ana River and the 60 Freeway in Riverside. The Riverside City Council approved on Tuesday, Aug. 25 plans to work with Scouting America California Inland Empire Council to reserve land at the park for a future headquarters that would include indoor and outdoor meeting spaces and an official Scout store. The organization, currently based in Redlands, would have six years to complete the work.
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