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The Sun (San Bernardino, CA), June 07, 2009

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Education Commission to Discuss State Budget Cuts

The California Postsecondary Education Commission is scheduled to discuss how federal stimulus money could reduce the impact of proposed budget cuts to the state's university systems and community colleges during its meeting today and Tuesday. The commission provides advice to state officials on higher education issues.

San Bernardino County Supervisors to Again Discuss Guidelines for Medical Marijuana Id Cards

The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors will meet in closed session Tuesday for the second week in a row to discuss the county's plan of action in the issuance of identification cards to medical marijuana patients. The U.S. Supreme Court on May 18 declined to hear an appeal from San Bernardino and San Diego counties arguing they shouldn't have to comply with California's medical marijuana law. They argued in their joint lawsuit that the federal law pre-empts the state law.

Glass Contractors Open Solar Powered Business in San Bernardino

SAN BERNARDINO - Giroux Glass, a glazing contractor that built a glass bridge over the Grand Canyon, has opened a new fabrication facility. Division manager Rick Lawler said Giroux's facility, which is in southeastern San Bernardino near the Santa Ana River bed, is the city's first business to be boast its own solar panels.

Get Set for Digital Tv Switch

Doctors may not make house calls anymore, but digital TV guys hired by the federal government do. At least through July.

More Chp Officers to Patrol 15 Freeway

California Highway Patrol officials are amping up their enforcement efforts. The CHP has started a yearlong enforcement program called "Arrive Alive on I-15" in hopes of reducing the number of people killed and injured in crashes due to speeding and other unsafe driving on the 15 Freeway.

Wondering How President's Speech Played in America

I listened to the president's speech Thursday, the one he made in Cairo, Egypt. It struck me as pretty darn good. A lot of what he said meshed pretty closely with my own thoughts.

Steel Employees Asked to Volunteer at Local Nonprofits

California Steel Industries employees are putting aside their regular duties in exchange for to-do lists from local charities. In lieu of layoffs, employees from the Fontana-based steel company have been asked to spend some of their work days at local nonprofits.

Loma Linda Considers Water Rate Increase

LOMA LINDA - Accelerating a water rate increase that took effect two years ago will be considered by the City Council on Tuesday. Under the proposal, rates would climb 11.7percent July 1 and another 5.2percent in July 2010, according to a city report.

Crime and Public Safety, June 8

HIGHLAND Small fire chars hillside, but causes little damage