Downtown Dining: The Loss of a Downtown Landmark
The Salted Pig closes, a Dapper debut arrives, and The State is on its way.
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🍊 Friday Gazette: January 10, 2025
📸Show Off Riverside's Beauty! We're proud to feature community photos at the top of our newsletters
City Council Postpones Cannabis Permit Process for Further Review
Concerns over dispensary concentration prompt 90-day delay.
🍊 Wednesday Gazette: January 8, 2025
Wednesday Gazette: January 8, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Wednesday! Something magical happened while we were off on holiday break;
Chancellor Kim Wilcox to Receive 2025 Riverside Hero Award
Recognized for transformative leadership, Chancellor Kim Wilcox has elevated UCR and strengthened Riverside’s role as a hub for innovation.
President Carter’s Legacy Lives On at Riverside Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity Riverside commemorates President Carter’s transformative contributions with a memorial event and community tribute wall.
🍊 Monday Gazette: January 6, 2025
✨This newsletter was written and scheduled before The Raincross Gazette staff went on holiday break. We will return to regular
Monarch Butterflies Face Extinction: Local Efforts Aim to Turn the Tide
With western monarch populations at critical lows, local conservationists in Riverside are stepping up with innovative programs and habitat restoration to help save these iconic pollinators.
🍊 Sunday Gazette: January 5, 2025
✨This newsletter was written and scheduled before The Raincross Gazette staff went on holiday break. We will return to regular
City Manager Highlights Achievements, Outlines Vision for 2025
Public safety improvements, infrastructure investments, and economic development initiatives take center stage in an annual update from Mike Futrell.
🍊 Wednesday Gazette: January 1, 2025
✨This newsletter was written and scheduled before The Raincross Gazette staff went on holiday break. We will return to regular
2024 in Review: Mission Inn Museum Exile, Local Elections are Riverside's Biggest Stories
Readers highlight the cultural impact and economic consequences of the Foundation's displacement and shift in "focus and tenor" of the new Council.