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Nick Cataldo

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 21, 2026
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Jul 27, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Nick Cataldo

    Who are San Bernardino’s early settlers buried at Pioneer Memorial Cemetery? (opens the original)

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    San Bernardino County is full of interesting places to visit. One of the most fascinating, yet rarely mentioned “must see” attractions is Pioneer Memorial Cemetery in the city of San Bernardino. This historic graveyard, located at 211 East 9th St., got its start in April 1857 when the town purchased the northeast corner of 7th and Sierra Way, known at the time as Kirtland Street, from Amasa Lyman, Charles Rich, and Ebenezer Hanks for $125. Today it serves as a monument to the region’s early hist

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Nick Cataldo

    Architect Howard E. Jones designed San Bernardino’s historic courthouse and more (opens the original)

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    The history of the Inland Empire is filled with interesting pioneers and noted personalities who made huge impacts in this region. There is one person though, who left an incredible legacy that seemingly has gone under the radar for many. This “unsung hero” was Howard E. Jones. Jones was a prominent architect and structural engineer whose expertise profoundly shaped the physical and civic landscape in the city of San Bernardino from the 1920s through the 1950s. During this time, he designed publ

  3. Article · Jul 27, 2026 · Nick Cataldo

    2 settlements outside San Bernardino in 1850s focused on irrigation, farming (opens the original)

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    Once Mormon colonists coming from Salt Lake City laid out the first streets in San Bernardino, the young town’s population seemingly exploded. By the mid-1850s a number of people living in the one mile-square Mormon community, moved to some open land east of what is today Waterman Avenue and formed two small villages. Those who filtered in near the channel of City Creek started up the City Creek Settlement. Pioneers including David Seely found the soil so moist that deep-rooted plants could flou

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