Monthly Archives: February, 2024

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San Bernardino County Museum Voted One of Inland Empire’s Top Museums

Cue the confetti cannons! A huge thank you to the readers of Inland Empire Magazine for naming the San Bernardino County Museum (SBCM) as “Best Museum” in the Inland Empire! We are honored to serve the community and so grateful for the nomination.

Soboba Tribal Preschool celebrates 100th day

The celebration of 100 days of instruction, marking the halfway point of the school year, has become a special event at Soboba Tribal Preschool and Feb. 5 was no exception. Surrounded by hundreds of everything, all lessons and even snacks were focused on this significant number.

The Obama Doctrine vs. the West

The global and domestic landscape is one of turmoil and indecision. Everywhere one looks there is chaos and potential disaster, whether in the financial, economic, political, or military sphere.

Federal Entitlements and the End of the American Idea

In his excellent podcast series, “Cold War: Prelude to the Present,” Bill Whittle opens the series by describing the Berlin Wall as “not only a wall between East and West Berlin.” He continues: "It was the division of humanity into two different camps… On one side of the wall, the Eastern side, were the collectivists, who believed that society takes precedent over the person.

Inheriting a Home in California? Here’s What You Need to Know

If you’re expecting to inherit a home in California, you might need to find a “for sale” sign. That’s because Proposition 19 has made it much harder to keep that house.

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