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Green Alliance to Hold Jobs Conference

By Dianne Anderson

There was a time when teenagers could walk into their school counselor’s office, get their work permit and rush out to pick up a little job at most any hamburger flipper place or corner store.

Not any more.

Ask A. Majadi, executive officer of the Boys & Girls Club of San Bernardino, about how many able- bodied unemployed young folks at his club lately are jobless, and he doesn't have to think long.

“All of them,” he said. “Now they’re competing with an older class of workers that are pushing carts or doing fries. It’s tremendous [pressure] for a teenager to get a job these days.”

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Riverside NAACP, 70 Yrs. of Service

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By Eliz Dowdy

The Riverside branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) recently held their sixtieth annual Freedom Fund Awards & Scholarship dinner. The event was held at the Riverside Convention Center, and according to informed sources had the greatest attendance in the organization’s history. Read more...
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Social-Lites Hold Beautillion Ball

Clifton-Alexander-Sir-KnighThe Social-Lites of San Bernardino held the 43rd annual Beautillion Scholarship Ball at the St. Paul’s Dorothy Ingram Center. San Bernardino Sixth Ward Councilman Rikke Van Johnson, himself a former Knight of the Beautillion (1973), was Master of Ceremony.

The title of Sir Knight 2010 was bestowed upon Clifton Jordan Alexander, a Cajon High School senior, son of Damon and Cynthia Alexander. He plans to attend Tuskegee University.  Sir Knight’s winnings were a lap top computer, printer, luggage, and a trip of his choice with a $500 travel voucher.
Choreographer Marcus Wilkerson showcased the Knights, Pages, Squires and Fair Maidens with dance routines that showed talented skills and displayed lots of energy. There were few dry eyes in the audience when the Knights danced around the room with their mothers to the tune “I’ll be your Angel.”

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Microsoft Offers Job Training to Locals

Microsoft is offering free technology training and certification through a partnership with the State of California and the San Bernardino Employment and Training Agency.  California has received 166,500 vouchers to allow the public to take advantage of this on-line training opportunity.

The vouchers are being distributed through the State Employment Development Department (EDD) and through local One Stop Career Centers.  The San Bernardino Employment and Training Agency (SBETA) One-Stop Career Center will be distributing over 1,200 vouchers to local residents in an effort to help them become more competitive in today’s job market.

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Lily of the Valley Scholarship Banquet

gloria-carterLily of the Valley Chapter #12 Order of the Eastern Star recently held their 99th Annual Scholarship Banquet at the Inghram Community Center in San Bernardino.

The Chapter honored four noted civic leaders for their faithful service to the San Bernardino and Rialto communities; they were presented with plaques as expressions of gratitude. They included:

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Time to Give Up Bad Habits

By Dianne Anderson

You, smoking couch potato with a bag of chips in one hand and a 32 oz., or worse, in the other – you won’t last long.

It’s a slippery slope. Lots of folks seem to be on a mission to see just how fast they can use up what’s left of their self-imposed shortened lifespan, refusing to quit anything on their growing list of bad habits.

But for those who can’t seem to find the motivation to get in healthy mode: The National Stroke Association reports that half of all African Americans will die from a heart attack or stroke. They will die younger and at least double the rate of whites.

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