🍊 Wednesday Gazette: November 20, 2024
Wednesday Gazette: November 20, 2024 Hello Riverside, and Happy Wednesday! I'll get right to the point: I am
17 articles
Euryale Brewing Company: Crafting beers is an artful science
One in an occasional series about Riverside small business owners.
Opening Day at The Cheech: Where Chicano art has found its home
On Saturday, Cheech Marin opened the museum that bears his name, inviting the community to enjoy his collection.
RPL Summer Reading Program welcomes back kids, teens and adults with puppets, prizes and reptiles
RPL program travels to two library branches a day Tuesday through Friday, plus "pop-up" park visits by the STREAM Mobile, and prizes for children, teens and adults.
Five-Year Plan to Reduce Homelessness will go to City Council for approval
Committee proposal could come in for just under $8.5 million in state's Homelessness, Housing and Prevention block grant funding for 2022-2023.
Downtown florist The Nature of Things: Where floral design imitates art
One in an occasional series on local small businesses in Riverside.
The Fruit Man Farmers’ Market makes eating well a labor of love
Long-time purveyor of produce Rick Armenta loves bringing high-quality fruit, vegetables, and juices to his loyal customers.
Online survey to measure quality of life in Riverside; results later in 2022
City residents, workers and college students are invited to share their opinions on essential issues like work, education, arts and culture, and public safety.
Raincross Weekend: May 21-22
Visit the new CARB headquarters, hear renowned Riverside author Susan Straight read from her latest book, and tour Frida Kahlo's Mexico City house this weekend.
RPU customers offered repayment program for past-due utility bills
On Tuesday, the Riverside City Council voted unanimously to require residential and commercial utility customers with large past-due balances to enroll in a bill repayment program which will allow them to pay their delinquent charges over an 18-month period. In his presentation to the council, River
Installation of city-wide fiber-optic network planned for 2025
SiFi Networks will install its fiber-optic networking system city-wide at its own cost, estimated at $300,000,000, then sell access to internet service providers for homes and businesses.
Raincross Weekend: May 14-15
Marinate in mid-century style, solve an unsolve-able murder, drink in some show tunes and get your blood pressure checked all in one weekend.
Council: Consultant will study alternatives to transmission project
Outside consultant will study project over 6-8 months and present findings before work begins on overhead transmission lines.