🍊 Wednesday Gazette: April 16, 2025
Wednesday Gazette: April 16, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Wednesday! "Please send one of your reporters..."Â is a
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Planning Commission: Yes to Church-Nonprofit Partnership to House Aged-Out Foster Youth
Olive Crest and Crest Community Church to create 'home with purpose' on church property.
Sports Shorts: Something Different
Mid Season Major Sports Doldroms and a trip to the new happening place in town.
Riverside Record Store Day Guide 2025
Record Store Day is as much event as it is a shopping experience. Here are a few things going on around town.
Eyes to the Skies: Thunderbirds Headline March Field Air Show
Historic Riverside base welcomes public for annual aviation showcase.
Mission Grove Residents Challenge March JPA's Revised Innovation Hub Plans
Residents challenge March JPA's promises of jobs and community benefits at April 8 meeting, citing lack of details and fears of warehouse-dominated development.
Riverside Sets Community Meeting for $200M Adventure Park Project
City seeks resident input on Northside development featuring Olympic-caliber sports facilities and affordable housing.
The Little Things That Mean a Lot
Researchers reveal how trillions of microscopic companions shape our health and connect us to the world.
Council Greenlights $28.5M Museum Renovation
Historic 1912 post office building to be transformed with two-story expansion after years of delays.
Mission Inn Foundation Offers Two Unique Ways to Experience Mt. Rubidoux
An innovative virtual run and a new, docent-lead tour give both fitness and history enthusiasts new reasons to trek to the top.
Riverside's Phenix Technology Wins National Workforce Award
Local firefighter helmet manufacturer's program employing people with disabilities recognized as national model.
Goodwill SoCal Launches 'Bins' Location in Riverside
Pay-by-pound thrift store marks organization's fourth location in the city.
Riversiders Crowd Market and University to Protest Cuts to Services and Spending
The gathering lasted several hours on Saturday evening and no violence or vandalism was reported.