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For the first time in nearly a year, Hesperia City Council will meet in person on Tuesday
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Amazon to open Last Mile Delivery Station in former Walmart building in Victorville
Victorville Daily Press
Tech giant Amazon will soon open a “Last Mile Delivery Station” in the empty building that once housed Walmart in the Bear Valley Plaza Shopping Center in Victorville.
City spokesperson Sue Jones said Friday that the Amazon facility, which will occupy the building near Balsam Avenue and Bear Valley Road, is “not a warehouse,” but a speed package delivery outlet.
The company s delivery stations are designed to “power the last mile of Amazon’s order fulfillment process.” Packages are transported to delivery stations from the company’s fulfillment and sortation centers, then loaded into vehicles for delivery to customers, Amazon said.
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Runners to hit Victorville, Barstow in April amid coast-to-coast run to benefit multiple sclerosis research
The MS Run the U.S. ultra relay from California to New York is set for an April start after being canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Victorville Daily Press
In April, runner Hien Wang plans to complete her nearly 164-mile trek from Santa Monica to Barstow, where she’ll pass a baton to Edward Madison who’ll head off to Las Vegas.
Both legs of Wang and Madison s journeys are part of the coast-to-coast MS Run the U.S. meant to raise funds for research and to spread awareness about multiple sclerosis.
Outreach event Saturday at First Assembly of God hopes to reach Victor Valley College students in need
Outreach on Saturday in Victorville to assist homeless and needy students
Victorville Daily Press
God s Hand Extended will partner with other non-profit organizations to host a support event for “It Takes A Village,” the Victor Valley College program that assists its homeless and needy student population.
Susan Conway, the founder of God’s Hand, said VVC students and faculty are invited to the support event that begins at 11 a.m. Saturday at Victorville First Assembly of God on Nisqualli Road.
“We will have free food boxes, clothing, resources, (a) taco man, Kona Ice and other activities,” Conway said. “We want to encourage the students to meet and greet each other and to get plugged into our community and the new program at VVC.”
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