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Published on: 03-11-2021
Radio Lira, a nonprofit organization in Costa Rica, began in 1981 as a collaboration project among students and professors at the Universidad Adventista de Centroamerica (UNADECA), then known as Centro Adventista de Estudios Superiores (CADES). It was first called Club Radio and was housed in a space that was previously used as a bathroom in the men’s dormitory. Club Radio was composed mostly of CADES students who were truly Adventist radio pioneers.
In 1982, some remodeling of the facility was done. What had been a basement full of porcelain and tile was transformed into a dry and cozy reception room, recording area, and two control booths for audio and radio. The walls, floor, and ceiling were fully transformed. The ministry leaders opened the doors of the recently renovated radio studio to learners of broadcasting, actors, and operators. In 1983, through the financial support of the Boskind family, the radio frequency 1
Victorville man remembered as genuine, honest and funny after Wednesday murder
Victorville Daily Press
Janelle Ruby said her boyfriend, Chris Brim, was a “genuine, honest and funny” man who could make friends with anyone.
The couple had two young daughters, and Ruby said there were plans to get married and try for a son.
But earlier this week, Brim never made it home.
The 31-year-old was shot and killed Wednesday afternoon in front of the Green Tree Market on Hesperia Road in what Ruby said appeared to be a random act of violence.
Two suspects from Hesperia were arrested, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said: Antonio Mota, 21, the reported shooter; and Alicia Rivas, 22, the alleged accomplice.