Mark Acosta
STORY ANGLES - Community and Local Interest: Highlights local events, anniversaries, and cultural activities that impact the community (e.g., library milestones, pumpkin patches).
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 15
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The San Bernardino Sun
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 15, 2026
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UC Riverside starts fall 2026 classes (opens the original)
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The calendar almost says October, but it was back to school time for UC Riverside students. Fall quarter classes started Thursday, Sept. 24, making UCR probably the last Inland Empire educational facility — from elementary school to university — to reconvene after the summer break. Parking lots were busy, students flooded the campus and tables were set up to answer questions for those new to UCR. The past few days have been full of activities such as ice cream socials, academic department open h
Equestrian stunt show thrills crowds in Norco (opens the original)
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A rider hanging off a horse as it circles an arena. A man standing while riding two galloping steeds. A costumed performer dangling from above while equestrians move below. For the next few weekends, such performances will be wowing crowds in horse-loving Norco. Welcome to the Cirque Ma’Ceo equestrian show. The 90-minute productions — themed “The Year of the Horse” — blend acrobatics, aerial performances and stunts, all set to music. Longtime equestrian acrobat Olissio Zoppe founded and leads Ci
Divers join in national competition at Skydive Perris (opens the original)
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They’re falling from the skies in Perris. For the last week or so, some of the nation’s best skydivers have been competing in a national contest at Skydive Perris. The parachutes and people will be seen floating above the facility at Perris Valley Airport until Sunday, Sept. 20. The action, which started Wednesday, Sept. 2, continued Thursday, Sept. 10, when when artistic events and mixed-formation skydiving took place during the United States Parachute Association National Skydiving Championshi
Chaffey College’s new library wins national recognition (opens the original)
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Check out the honor given to Chaffey College’s new library. Less than a year after it opened, the facility has netted national recognition. RELATED: Chaffey College welcomes new $75 million building in Rancho Cucamonga It has been recognized as one of 15 U.S. libraries in the American Library Association’s 2026 Library Design Showcase. The Library Learning Commons on the Rancho Cucamonga campus is being applauded in the showcase, published in the association’s American Libraries magazine, for it
Lanterns symbolize love, loss and hope at Jurupa Valley event (opens the original)
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There’s a story behind each glowing lantern that floated Saturday night, Sept. 5, on a Jurupa Valley lake. Some carried messages of love. Others symbolized grief over a lost loved one. Still others reflected hope. Regardless of their intent, the lanterns created a spectacle as the sun set above Rancho Jurupa Regional Park. It was the Water Lantern Festival, an event replicated across the nation to create “a powerful, shared moment that many attendees describe as one of the most beautiful nights
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