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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Treat your scalp right: Moreno Valley’s Eden Beauty Bar/ Headspa blends meticulous Russian dry pedicures and hard gel manicures with legit headspa rituals like scalp analysis, herbal rinses, sensory brushes, and blissful massage.
Old-school luthier magic: Since 1928, Candelas Guitars has been handcrafting classical, flamenco, mariachi and bajo sexto instruments that actually make you want to practice.
Crust for every mood: When the group chat can't agree on dinner, Piara Pizza steps in with original, thin, deep dish or stuffed crust, wings and easy takeout.
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The Moreno Valley Museum & ArtSpace, a new entertainment hub and museum, is set to open at the Moreno Valley Mall in late September.
Full story at sbsun.com ↗
Redlands Art Association’s Redlands Cinema Classic series, celebrating its 27th year, will offer four foreign films and screenings of the Manhattan Short Film Festival on Sept.
Full story at sbsun.com ↗
DO Capital Group has secured $50 million in construction financing for a mixed-use master-planned community in Jurupa Valley, California.
Full story at commercialobserver.com ↗
The California Senate has approved a bipartisan bill, AB 1881, which would strengthen protections for Native American religious freedom on state lands.
Full story at nativenewsonline.net ↗
Developer Allied Argenta, an affordable housing developer, plans to convert two motels near Riverside's Ward 6 portion of the Magnolia Avenue corridor into affordable housing for seniors.
Full story at riversiderecord.org ↗
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