Cinco de Mayo in California has evolved and endures as an important reason to celebrate
Writer Frances J. Vasquez shares details about the history of the holiday.
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Cinco de Mayo in California has evolved and endures as an important reason to celebrate
Writer Frances J. Vasquez shares details about the history of the holiday.
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Riverside's Zacatecas Cafe stars in new book by founders' son – San Bernardino Sun
William Medina, the oldest son of Oscar and Josefina Medina, pens a book based on the iconic Eastside restaurant, columnist Frances J. Vasquez writes.
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Riverside's Zacatecas Cafe stars in new book by founders' son – Daily Bulletin
William Medina, the oldest son of Oscar and Josefina Medina, pens a book based on the iconic Eastside restaurant, columnist Frances J. Vasquez writes.
Source: dailybulletin.com
Riverside's Zacatecas Cafe stars in new book by founders' son – Redlands Daily Facts
William Medina, the oldest son of Oscar and Josefina Medina, pens a book based on the iconic Eastside restaurant, columnist Frances J. Vasquez writes.
Source: redlandsdailyfacts.com
Cars form funeral procession to candlelight vigil to remember record 400 lost to overdose in 2020
Cars form funeral procession to candlelight vigil to remember record 400 lost to overdose in 2020 Donita Naylor, The Providence Journal Funeral procession brings attention to overdose rise Replay Video UP NEXT PROVIDENCE — Doctors in white coats carried five caskets from hearses to the grass of the field next to the Providence Amtrak Station Sunday. It did not make sense, doctors carrying caskets. A great deal doesn’t make sense in the epidemic of fatal overdoses, which in...
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Funeral procession raises awareness of drug overdoses in RI
PROVIDENCE — Doctors in white coats carried five caskets from hearses to the grass of the field next to the Providence Amtrak Station Sunday. It did not make sense, doctors carrying caskets. A great deal doesn’t make sense in the epidemic of fatal overdoses, which in Rhode Island in 2020 set a record, with at least 400 people dying from overdoses statewide. Several groups collaborated to stage a funeral procession and candlelight vigil in Providence Sunday afternoon to bring attention to...
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