Out with the old, in with the blue signs
Chino has allocated $635,000 this year to change street signs throughout the city from green to blue. One of the main reasons for the change was inconsistencies in sign color,
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Chino has allocated $635,000 this year to change street signs throughout the city from green to blue. One of the main reasons for the change was inconsistencies in sign color,
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"TOPIA," "Wallflower" and recent works, respectively, 1/6-2/5 (extended), Arts + Literature Laboratory (reception 6-9 pm, 2/4; note new date). Current hours: noon-5 pm Thursdays-Saturdays, or by appointment.