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• Todaya s Office of the Day: Popchips

  I want to congratulate Terrie and everyone over at Popchips in Rancho Cucamonga, our Office of the Day.

• The Bizz, Sept. 3

  La Verne financial planner now Camp Fire USA board president Rene E. Cabourne, a certified financial planner and owner of Cabourne and Associates in La Verne, was installed as president of the Camp Fire USA Mt.

• SCAG rejects air pollution reduction targets

  The Southern California Association of Governments on Thursday rejected stronger greenhouse gas emission reduction targets recommended by the state's clean air agency.

• RC bridge lore: less than meets the eye

  REGARDING MY recent column on the removal of the old railroad bridge over Rancho Cucamonga's Foothill Boulevard, a caller named Ted phoned to bring my attention to a local legend.

• Crime & Public Safety, Sept. 3

  Traffic collision slows freeway lanes A two-car collision slowed traffic Thursday morning on the 10 Freeway.

• Plea bargain reached in teacher's sexual abuse case

  A former Upland elementary school teacher accused of sexually abusing students pleaded no contest to four counts of misdemeanor battery Thursday in a plea bargain that carries no jail time.

• Tropical Thunder

  With over 100 dishes, Green Mango Thai Bistro in Rancho Cucamonga serves up fine dining in a casual atmosphere, while sticking to authentic recipes and dcor.

• Missing Link?

  A month after its removal, Rancho Cucamonga motorists still glance up at the narrow, topless corridor once connected by Foothill Boulevard's Pacific Electric railroad bridge near Baker Street on Route 66.

• Panhandler busted in Rancho Cucamonga soliciting donations for dead baby

  San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies say Carolyne Mathis used this poster to solicit donations in Rancho Cucamonga, but she does not have a deceased child.

• Make Labor Day Travel Free of Auto Insurance Headaches

  RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA, September 02, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- For Americans who didn't get the chance to go out of town for the summer road trip, the upcoming Labor Day weekend may be the last chance to get away.