“I was surprised by the great turnout we had last year, and I am hopeful we can repeat that this November,” said Lemann.
“The Salvation Army serves as one of the most trusted and effective service providers for the hungry, the homeless, the hopeless, the addicted, and the needy. Their doors are always open,” said Wilfrid “Bill” Lemann
REDLANDS, CALIF.— Local hero and attorney Wilfrid “Bill” Lemann, partner at Fullerton, Lemann, Schaefer & Dominick, LLP, is the Red Kettle Kickoff master of ceremonies for 2024. The annual start of the bell-ringing season for The Salvation Army is Tuesday, November 12th, at 5:30 pm, at the Bear Springs Hotel Events Center, 27923 Highland Ave., Highland, CA 92346.
“I was so happy to see the great attendance we had last year, and I am hopeful we can have even more people attend this year,” said Lemann. Tickets are available here.
“The animatronics innovator and hometown hero Garner Holt will deliver the keynote address at the kickoff event. He is an outstanding speaker and has his finger on creative innovation in Southern California,” said Lemann.
Bill Lemann has been the master of ceremonies for the Red Kettle Kickoff for most of the last 26 years.
“His humor, relationships with community leaders and elected officials, and lifelong dedication to the San Bernardino community are legendary,” said the Red Kettle Kickoff Chair Brian Cronin. “It is an honor for Bill to be our Master of Ceremonies and help The Salvation Army serve those in need.”
Photo Caption: Majors Isaias & Wife Adelma Braga, Commanders of The Salvation Army of San Bernardino County, welcome donors to last year’s Red Kettle Kickoff.
Photo Caption: Majors Isaias & Wife Adelma Braga, Commanders of The Salvation Army of San Bernardino County, welcome donors to last year’s Red Kettle Kickoff.
Are you hungry, homeless, or hopeless? Do you need help paying your monthly bills? Do you have a drug or alcohol addiction? The Salvation Army helps people in need with all these problems and more.
Different programs have different funding sources, and one of the most important funding sources is the annual Red Kettle Kickoff campaign, which happens every Christmas season.
“In front of your favorite stores, the Salvation Army bell ringers gather donations that help provide food and shelter for homeless or displaced families, daily food baskets for those in need, hot meals, clothing, and furniture, as well as assistance with rent or mortgage payments and transportation, when funds allow,” explained Lemann.
During the Christmas season, The Salvation Army distributes holiday food baskets to approximately 500 local families and offers toys to children whose parents are unable to afford them.
The Salvation Army of San Bernardino organizes a Christmas Dinner that traditionally serves a tasty meal to around 200 individuals. Contributions from those who give to the Red Kettles make this possible.
“The Salvation Army ranks among the most reliable and impactful organizations assisting the homeless, hungry, hopeless, addicted, and those in need. Their doors are always welcoming,” Lemann stated.
You can donate online at https://sanbernardino.salvationarmy.org or by calling 1-(800)-SAL-ARMY. Please specify that you would like your donation to go to the San Bernardino Corps in California.
Donors are encouraged to bring turkeys, hams, canned goods, cash, checks, or gift cards to the Salvation Army’s Corps Office located at 838 Alta Street, Redlands, CA 92373.
Since 1888, The Salvation Army has supported those in need in San Bernardino. It assists without discrimination, serving cities such as Bloomington, Colton, Grand Terrace, Highland, Loma Linda, Mentone, Redlands, Rialto, San Bernardino, and Yucaipa, along with mountain communities like Big Bear, Blue Jay, Crestline, and Lake Arrowhead.
For more information, call (909) 792-6868.
About the Salvation Army San Bernardino Corps
The Salvation Army is an evangelical branch of the Universal Christian Church that offers holistic programs for individuals without discrimination. It serves the cities of Bloomington, Colton, Grand Terrace, Highland, Loma Linda, Mentone, Redlands, Rialto, San Bernardino, and Yucaipa, as well as Big Bear, Blue Jay, Crestline, Lake Arrowhead, and other mountain communities.
The Salvation Army is one of the world’s largest charitable and service organizations. It has been serving San Bernardino since 1888, supporting those in need.
“Your interest in the issues of concern for the working people of our communities is greatly appreciated,” said the IELC.
Mikki Cichocki, after her first day as a San Bernardino City Unified School District board member, is running for a second term.
SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. — The Inland Empire Labor Council, AFL-CIO has voted to grant its Committee on Political Education’s (COPE) Endorsement to Mikki Cichocki for her bid for the San Bernardino Unified School District for a second term on the board.
The COPE IELC Political Team said, “Your interest in the issues of concern for the working people of our communities is greatly appreciated. We look forward to working with you and wish you the best on Election Day.”
Cichocki is currently serving as the incumbent and is seeking a second term. She stated, “During my first term, we hired a new superintendent and unified the board and the cabinet to work together as a team to address important issues such as attendance, academics, safety, and the district’s ongoing anti-bullying efforts.”
Here are her priorities for San Bernardino City School District students in her second term:
1. Support the District’s mission to ensure that each student has the skills, resilience, and determination to create their path and thrive in school, career, and life.
2. Enhance access to science, technology, and fine arts.
3. Ensure accountability and fiscal responsibility.
4. Provide students and staff with safe and welcoming schools.
Cichocki, a San Bernardino native, started teaching elementary and middle school students in the district. Later, she worked with the district’s Youth Services Administrative Hearing Panel, which managed disciplinary matters, transfers, and attendance issues.
As a Program Specialist, she implemented the San Bernardino Restorative Youth Court. Mikki worked for the district for more than 30 years and retired in 2022. Her extensive and valuable experience with students has shaped her commitment and contributions as a district board member.
Learn more about the San Bernardino City Unified School District, its schools, and its initiatives at https://www.sbcusd.com.
For more information on Mikki Cichocki, visit: https://www.facebook.com/Mikki4SBCUSD.
About Mikki Cichocki
Mikki Cichocki’s interest in education can be traced back to her parents, both of whom were teachers in San Bernardino. She was born and raised in the city and attended public K-12 schools. She earned a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies from Cal Poly Pomona. Since 1987, she has been teaching and working with various programs for the San Bernardino City Unified School District. Currently, she works in Youth Services for the District, where she leads the effort to work with at-risk students and “outliers,” helping them to develop positive attitudes and keep them from becoming involved with and subsequently stigmatized by law enforcement. Additionally, she serves for two years as a Board Member within the District. She was also Secretary-Treasurer for the California Teachers Association, a position that allowed her to build coalitions with educational programs and resources.
Missing Persons performs at Wiens Family Cellars this Saturday, September 28th
San Bernardino, Calif.–Missing Persons performs at Wiens Family Cellars this Saturday, September 28th. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. To get your VIP tickets and directly benefit The Unforgatables Foundation, please call 909-335-1600 or visit our website at www.unforgettables.org. Tables of 10 and individual tickets are available.
Missing Person’s best-received album was Spring Session M, which spun off four singles: “Destination Unknown,” “Words,” “Walking in L.A.,” and “Windows. “
The visual effects used in the music video for “Words” were unusual for the time, making it popular on the fledgling cable TV channel MTV.
For more than ten years, not including the Covid years, Don Harbour has found a melodic way to make some money for The Unforgettables Foundation at a select number of Rancho California Road Wineries in Temecula.
Wiens Family Cellars has been the most hosted, but Wilson Creek, Monte De Oro, Long Shadow, and others have hosted; attendees have heard groups like Berlin, The English Beat, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Gin Blossoms, and The Fixx.
The Wiens Family Cellars is at 35055 Via del, Ponte Rd, Temecula, CA 92592. Phone: (951) 694-9892
For more information or to donate, please visit www.unforgettables.org.
“Donald Williamson is a fine public servant who served the County honorably for three terms and now helps homeowners, veterans, seniors, and churches with property taxes and tax exemptions. We are looking forward to hearing from him and proud to endorse him,” said Attorney Timothy Prince, Esq, President of the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club.
RIALTO, CALIF.– Don Williamson will speak to the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club’s September 6th Noon meeting. He is running for the San Bernardino County Assessor/Recorder/Cler post.
With over three decades of dedicated public service, Donald E. Williamson is a respected figure in Southern California’s local government, particularly in tax administration and property assessment. His career as a San Bernardino and Riverside county tax assessor has been marked by integrity, transparency, and a commitment to fair and equitable property assessments for all residents.
Williamson has always believed in the importance of community involvement. He has actively participated in local events, workshops, and seminars that educate the public about the property assessment process. His commitment to transparency and open communication has made him a trusted figure in San Bernardino and Riverside counties.
Now retired, he continues to advocate for fair taxation and public service. He remains involved in various community organizations, offering his expertise to help shape policies that benefit all citizens. His legacy is integrity, dedication, and a deep commitment to the communities he served.
“Donald Williamson is a fine public servant who served the County honorably for three terms and now helps homeowners, veterans, seniors, and churches with property taxes and tax exemptions. We are looking forward to hearing from him and proud to endorse him,” said Attorney Timothy Prince, Esq, President of the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club.
For more information or to speak at the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club, contact them at sbdems.com/?page_id=14.
Established in 1993, the Democratic Luncheon Club of San Bernardino is the most prominent and dynamic Democratic club in the Inland Empire. Our meetings convene most Fridays at Juan Pollo Restaurant, 1258 West 5th St. in San Bernardino, and we extend an open invitation to the public. Each gathering hosts a distinguished speaker who shares compelling news and crucial updates on matters impacting the broader San Bernardino area. Visit our website at sbdems.com for further details.
Dr. Joyce Ladner, former President of Howard University, and Dakira Williams, candidate for Rialto Unified School District Board
Rialto, CA. — In a heartfelt effort to enrich the educational experiences of students and community members alike, Dakira Williams, candidate for Rialto Unified School District Board of Education, Trustee Area 1, hosted a community gathering focused on promoting literacy through oral history and primary source artifacts. The event occurred in Rialto, drawing diverse attendees eager to engage with history uniquely and powerfully.
The highlight of the evening was an inspiring lecture by Dr. Joyce Ladner, former President of Howard University and a distinguished member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC). Dr. Ladner shared her experiences as a young advocate during the 1963 March on Washington, providing attendees with an intimate glimpse into one of the most pivotal moments in the Civil Rights Movement. Her story, as depicted in the recent film *Rustin*, captivated the audience, bringing history to life that resonated deeply with all who attended.
The movie *Rustin*, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on August 31, 2023, and later screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, tells the true story of Bayard Rustin, a key organizer of the March on Washington and a close collaborator with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. Ladner’s involvement in this historic event, as portrayed in the film, added a rich layer of context and authenticity to her lecture.
In addition to Dr. Ladner’s compelling presentation, the event featured a mini workshop facilitated by Hardy Brown II, Executive Director of Footsteps to Freedom. Brown’s workshop focused on using primary source artifacts and documents from the Civil Rights era. It offered attendees a hands-on experience that deepened their understanding of the historical context surrounding the March on Washington.
“Understanding our history through the words and experiences of those who lived it is crucial to fostering a deeper connection to our past,” said Dakira Williams. “This event was about more than just learning facts; it was about engaging with history to spark curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and promote literacy in our community. I’m honored to have had the opportunity to host such an enriching experience for the people of Rialto.”
Williams, an advocate for quality education and community engagement, has made it her mission to bring unique and impactful learning opportunities to the residents of Rialto. This community gathering is part of her broader campaign to enhance educational outcomes in the Rialto Unified School District, focusing on literacy, numeracy, and post-secondary and career education.
The event also encouraged community members to take an active role in their education by exploring primary sources and oral histories. Attendees left with a greater appreciation for the power of storytelling and the importance of preserving and learning from the past.
As the evening concluded, Williams expressed her gratitude to Dr. Ladner, Hardy Brown II, and all who attended. “Tonight was a reminder of the strength and resilience of our community,” Williams said. “Together, we can ensure that our children learn about history and draw inspiration from it to shape a brighter future.”
For more information about Dakira Williams and her campaign, Contact:
Dakira Williams at dakirarwilliams@gmail.com
Photo caption: Garner Holt, the savvy entrepreneur and founder of his Redlands-based company, creates gateways to realms of imagination, artistry, and technical wizardry.
“We are delighted to have Garner Holt as our keynote speaker for this year’s Red Kettle Kickoff,” said Major Isaias Braga, Commander of The Salvation Army of San Bernardino.
REDLANDS, CALIF.— Renowned animatronic creator Garner Holt will deliver the keynote address at the kickoff event for The Salvation Army’s2024 Red Kettle campaign. The “miracle” of Christmas is repeated through the joy of caring and sharing, made real thanks to the ringing of those silver bells.
Earl Perkins Rings the bells to raise funds for The Salvation Army to help the Hungry, Homeless and Hopeless this holiday season. Donations may always be made online at SBCSVA.org.
The nationally recognized shiny Red Kettles are integral to the Christmas scene. In keeping with the season’s spirit, people donate money each year to aid needy families, seniors, and people experiencing homelessness.
Garner Holt, the savvy entrepreneur and founder of his Redlands-based company, creates gateways to realms of imagination, artistry, and technical wizardry. The company’s experienced industry experts produce unmatched, proven-quality creations, including the world’s finest and most lifelike animatronic figures, designs for themed attractions, museums, retail and restaurant locations, and more.
The firm’s Creative Design division team of artists, writers, sculptors, model makers, and other creatives lends their talents to projects, big or small. Garner Holt’s world-class design services have provided clients around the world with memorable displays for theme parks, museums, shopping centers, and fairgrounds.
“I am glad to present my company’s story at this year’s kickoff. Our creative success has always been a community effort. I’m looking forward to sharing what we do every day from San Francisco to Singapore and Anaheim to Amsterdam,” says Holt.
Photo Caption: Advisory Board Chair Cindy Amrine. “Please donate money or volunteer a few hours to help our neighbors in need.”
“Holt is one of many volunteers who donate their time, energy, and money to this annual event. Bell ringers ring two hours at a time, and groups are asked to provide ringers who can work in shifts for an entire day,” said Advisory Board Chair Cindy Amrine. “Anyone wanting to donate a few hours can volunteer.”
“We are delighted to have Garner Holt as our keynote speaker for this year’s Red Kettle Kickoff,” said Major Isaias Braga, Commander of The Salvation Army of San Bernardino.
In 2022-2023 The Salvation Army served 26,013 People, 24,012 households that included 110,768 meals and 12,822 households receiving groceries. The Hospitality House provided 34,761 nights of shelter to families and children experiencing homelessness; 2,146 at-risk children participated in educational and recreational programs.
Donations from the Red Kettles help make Christmas a wonderful experience for needy children and families. Funds raised provide holiday food baskets for around 500 local families. A Christmas dinner takes place, historically providing a delicious meal to about 200 people.
“Last Christmas, The Salvation Army provided 650 holiday food baskets to families, and 1,400 children received 5,500toys,” said Major Braga.
The Salvation Army begins ringing its bells this year on Friday, November 16, from 10:00 a.m. through 6:00 p.m. and continues Monday through Saturday until Christmas Eve.
Photo caption: Stater Bros. Markets CEO Pete Van Helden delivered the keynote address at The Salvation Army 2023 Red Kettle Kickoff.
The Salvation Army of San Bernardino serves the cities of Bloomington, Calimesa, Colton, Grand Terrace, Highland, Loma Linda, Mentone, Muscoy, Redlands, Rialto, San Bernardino, and Yucaipa, as well as the mountain communities of Big Bear, Lake Arrowhead and Running Springs.
Donations may always be made online at SBCSVA.org or by calling 1-(800)-SAL-ARMY for local information call (909) 792-6868. Donors may drop off turkeys, hams, other food, cash, or gift cards at the Salvation Army’s Corps Office at 838 Alta Street, Redlands, California, 92373.
About the Salvation Army San Bernardino Citadel
The Salvation Army provides many emergency services, including food, lodging for homeless or displaced families, clothing and furniture, assistance with rent or mortgage, and transportation when funds are available.
The Salvation Army is an evangelical part of the Universal Christian Church that offers evangelical programs for boys, girls, and adults. One of the world’s largest charitable and international service organizations, The Salvation Army has existed since 1865 and in San Bernardino since 1888, supporting those in need without discrimination. To learn more about the local Salvation Army, go to SanBernardino.SalvationArmy.org. Our local number is (909) 792-6868.
Photo Caption: Majors Isaias & Wife Adelma Braga, Commanders of The Salvation Army of San Bernardino, welcome donors to last year’s Red Kettle Kickoff.
“Ana has served local citizens and Democrats for over a decade. We’re looking forward to hearing about Ana’s plans for serving as a member of the Rialto City Council,” said Attorney Timothy Prince, Esq, President of the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club.
RIALTO, CALIF.– Ana Gonzalez will speak to the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club’s August 23rd Noon meeting. She is running for a seat on the Rialto City Council.
Gonzalez is a mother, educator, nonprofit executive director, volunteer, and community advocate. She attended public schools in Rialto.
“My first priority is to promote equal access and services to all residents. With a 76% Latino population, it’s important to provide bilingual agendas, minutes, and everything else so that the Spanish population can get involved,” said Gonzalez.
“My priorities are infrastructure, housing, health & safety, and small business advocacy.”
She also shared that one of the biggest challenges is Rialto’s unfunded pension plan liabilities—currently a $130 million deficit. “We need a plan to start paying those down. Our city can go bankrupt,” Gonzalez says. “That debt is expected to increase dramatically within the next five years. City council must prioritize making these payments instead of taking on new projects.”
Gonzalez has lived in the city of Rialto for over 27 years. “I see the needs of our residents,” says Gonzalez. “Working for an environmental justice organization, I see the needs of our communities every day and have served to bring people together and find solutions.”
California Assemblywoman Eloise Gomez Reyes and Councilman Joe Baca Sr. have endorsed Gonzalez in her run for city council. For more information, please visit voteanagonzalez.com.
For more information or to speak at the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club, contact them at sbdems.com/?page_id=14.
Established in 1993, the Democratic Luncheon Club of San Bernardino is the most prominent and dynamic Democratic club in the Inland Empire. Our meetings convene most Fridays at Juan Pollo Restaurant, 1258 West 5th St. in San Bernardino, and we extend an open invitation to the public. Each gathering hosts a distinguished speaker who shares compelling news and crucial updates on matters impacting the broader San Bernardino area. Visit our website at sbdems.com for further details.
Mikki Cichocki has officially filed for candidacy for the San Bernardino City Unified School District Board. She recently completed the paperwork with Campaign Manager Patty Taylor at the San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters.
Mikki Cichocki Files with the San Bernardino Registrar of Voters for Her Campaign for a Second Term
SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. — Mikki Cichocki has officially entered the race for the San Bernardino City Unified School District Board, aiming to make a positive impact on our community’s education. This will be her second term on the School District Board
“During my first term, we hired a new superintendent and brought the board and the cabinet together as a team to address important issues, including attendance, academics, safety and the district’s ongoing anti-bullying efforts,” says Cichocki.
Retired San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Herb Fischer said, “Mikki has a history of being focused on students and independent in her decisions and actions.”
Cichocki’s second-term priorities for San Bernardino City School District students include:
Support the District mission to ensure that each student has the skills, resilience and determination to create their path and thrive in school, career and life
Enhance access to science, technology, and fine arts
Ensure accountability and fiscal responsibility
Provide students and staff with safe and welcoming schools
“Student success is what drives me, and nothing makes me happier than being able to do something constructive to help remove barriers that get in the way,” says Cichocki.
“Mikki is an experienced educator who has worked with students, teachers, administrators, parents and community members,” said retired San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools Herb Fischer. “She has a history of being focused on students and independent in her decisions and actions.”
Cichocki, a San Bernardino native, graduated in Liberal Studies from Cal Poly Pomona, where she also studied business and human resources. She then attended University of Redlands, where she received her multi-subject teaching credential. In 2005, she received a cross-cultural language and academic development certificate from Cal State San Bernardino.
She began teaching elementary and middle school students in the district and later worked with the district’s Youth Services Administrative Hearing Panel, which handled disciplinary matters, transfers and attendance issues.
: Mikki Cichocki files for the San Bernardino City Unified School District Board Race.
As a Program Specialist, she implemented the San Bernardino Restorative Youth Court. Mikki worked for the district for over 30 years and retired in 2022. Her long and valuable experience with students has shaped her commitment and contributions as a district board member.
In 2022, The American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) honored Mikki Cichocki with its prestigious Teacher of the Year Award, given to her in recognition of her tireless advocacy on behalf of students, diverting them away from the criminal justice system and helping them return to their studies so they can earn their diploma and move forward with a productive life and career.
For more information, contact Patty Taylor at (909) 226-8364, pattysbta@aol.com.
“We held three camps this summer,” says Summer Camp Facilitator Henry Smith II, “and the kids had a ball.”
REDLANDS, CA. — For over 100 years, The Salvation Army has recognized the restorative power of nature. This summer, The Salvation Army San Bernardino Citadel was able to offer three week-long day camps so at-risk children could enjoy fresh air, exercise and make new friend, thanks to the generosity of private donors.
“We held three camps this summer,” says Summer Camp Facilitator Henry Smith II, “and the kids had a ball. We had a camper who was afraid of the pool but signed up for the swimming badge elective. Not only did they conquer their fear of the pool, but they also learned how to swim.
“One homesick camper cried at every meal and campfire for the first two days. They pressed on and were able to overcome their homesickness. By the end of the camp week, they asked if they could return for another week.”
The San Bernardino Citadel organized three camps for 16 participants. Sports Camp ran for one week, Monday through Friday, with two participants. Wilderness Camp ran from Monday through Saturday with two campers. Salvation Army Youth Camp, known as SAY Camp, went from Monday through Friday and had 12 children. All camps took place in Big Bear at Camp Pine Summit.
“One of our cabin leaders shared about a camper that didn’t want to come,” says Smith. “He complained about many of the activities. But during the week, the cabin leader noticed a positive change. The camper passed the swim test, which lifted his spirits. By the end of the week, the camper didn’t want to go home and asked about working at camp next summer.”
These positive changes demonstrate the effectiveness of The Salvation Army’s approach to working with young people. By removing them from urban environments where they are regularly exposed to antisocial influences and introducing them to the world of nature and new activities, they are given the opportunity to experience something different. For many, this is an eye-opening and life-changing experience.
“I truly appreciate The Salvation Army San Bernardino Citadel under the leadership of Majors Isaias and Adelma Braga, and the investment for eternity they have made in the youth of our community,” Smith concludes. “We are also thankful for the trust and cooperation of the parents in allowing us to serve their children.”
For more information, call (909) 792-6868. Donations may always be made online at www.salvationarmyusa.org or by calling 1 (800) SAL-ARMY. The local number is (909) 792-6868.
About the Salvation Army San Bernardino Citadel
The Salvation Army provides many emergency services, including food, lodging for homeless or displaced families, clothing and furniture, assistance with rent or mortgage, and transportation when funds are available.
The Salvation Army is an evangelical part of the Universal Christian Church that offers evangelical programs for boys, girls, and adults. One of the world’s largest charitable and international service organizations, The Salvation Army has existed since 1865 and in San Bernardino since 1885, supporting those in need without discrimination. Donations may always be made online at www.salvationarmyusa.org or by 1-(800) SAL-ARMY. Our local number is (909) 792-6868.
“Stacy’s focus on logistics industry environmental impacts and other projects at CCAEJ is invaluable to the health and safety of our region,” said Attorney Timothy Prince, Esq, President of the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club.
Ramos will speak about the important work being done by the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice (CCAEJ). The Center is a progressive equity-based organization that embodies hope and unites people and pueblos to create intersectional solutions that transform communities “to bring people together to improve their social and natural environment.”
Utilizing the lens of environmental health, CCAEJ (a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit) achieves regenerative change by developing resilient BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) intergenerational leadership through the power of community base-building. CCAEJ cultivates inclusive, self-sustaining neighborhoods where everyone can live, work, play, and thrive.
“Stacy’s focus on the logistics industry’s environmental impacts and other projects at CCAEJ is invaluable to the health and safety of our region,” said Luncheon Club President Timothy Prince, Esq.
San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club meetings start at noon at Juan Pollo Restaurant, 1258 West 5th St., San Bernardino.
For more information or to speak at the San Bernardino Democratic Luncheon Club, contact them at sbdems.com/?page_id=14.
Established in 1993, the Democratic Luncheon Club of San Bernardino is the most prominent and dynamic Democratic club in the Inland Empire. Our meetings convene most Fridays at Juan Pollo Restaurant, 1258 West 5th St. in San Bernardino, and we extend an open invitation to the public. Each gathering hosts a distinguished speaker who shares compelling news and crucial updates on matters impacting the broader San Bernardino area. Visit our website at sbdems.com for further details.
