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The Museum of Riverside is hosting a series of “highlight” exhibitions, including a series at the Arlington Library, the Casa Blanca Library, and the Orange Terrace Community Center.
Full story at raincrossgazette.com ↗
The Riverside-San Bernardino chapter of the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) will hold its annual plant sale on Nov.
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Filmmaker John Paget is bringing his new feature-length documentary about Route 66 to Southern California, titled Route 66: The Main Street of America, to a California premiere at the California Theatre in San Bernardino.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
The 15th annual Pink on Parade in Riverside, California, is set to take place on October 24 at Ryan Bonaminio Park.
Full story at nbcpalmsprings.com ↗
In 1941, a 3-year-old Riverside boy was found stowaway on a bus from Riverside to Redlands, California, with only a toy pistol and three pennies in his pocket.
Full story at sbsun.com ↗
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