The San Bernardino County Library System will, in the month of July, offer 50% amnesty to those who have overdue fines so, come Wednesday, these outstanding fees can be settled for half of what is owed. The County’s Head Librarian Ed Kieczykowski says, “We have over $1 million in outstanding overdue fines that are a year or less overdue. The average amount these people owe is … [Read more...] about San Bernardino County Library System Offers 50% Amnesty on Overdue Materials–Just in the Month of July
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St. Joseph’s Memorial Walk, Honoring Fallen Servicemen and Women, Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers, to Be Dedicated in Sunday Ceremony
Colonel Richard Speedman of Baldwin Lake had a dream to honor fallen servicemen and women by building a memorial for each branch of the service, mount a brass plaque, and provide a peaceful walkway for citizens and family members to pay tribute to those lost. Father Mike Krelovich at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, and the parish community, helped make this a reality. The altar … [Read more...] about St. Joseph’s Memorial Walk, Honoring Fallen Servicemen and Women, Firefighters and Law Enforcement Officers, to Be Dedicated in Sunday Ceremony
No-Fee Permits Required for Those Holding Yard Sales Within Big Bear Lake
For those planning to hold a yard sale within the City of Big Bear Lake over the Fourth of July weekend, a no-fee permit is first required. Yard sale permit applications are available at the public counter in the Civic Center, located at 39707 Big Bear Boulevard, from 8am to 5pm each weekday; applications can also be downloaded from the City’s website at citybigbearlake.com. If … [Read more...] about No-Fee Permits Required for Those Holding Yard Sales Within Big Bear Lake
Sugarloaf Code Enforcement Sweep Results in Towing of 42 Vehicles, Boats and Trailers
A Code Enforcement sweep of the Sugarloaf area conducted on Tuesday of this week resulted in 42 vehicles, boats and trailers in violation of County and vehicle codes being towed. The Problem Oriented Policing (POP) project was carried out by deputies of the Big Bear Sheriff's Station, California Highway Patrol officers, and officials from San Bernardino County Code Enforcement … [Read more...] about Sugarloaf Code Enforcement Sweep Results in Towing of 42 Vehicles, Boats and Trailers
Department of Water and Power Rescinds Potential Commercial Rate Increase; Consultant Provides Financial Possibilities for Capital Improvement Projects
Commercial water rates for DWP customers are not going up—for the time being. In yesterday’s meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Department of Water and Power, it was decided to amend a 2007 resolution that had called for commercial water rates to increase to $4.37 per ccf as of March 2009; this increase was not implemented at the time and, given the passing of the … [Read more...] about Department of Water and Power Rescinds Potential Commercial Rate Increase; Consultant Provides Financial Possibilities for Capital Improvement Projects