Michel Nolan
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Farewell from Michel Nolan, longtime columnist for
After more than 25 years writing for The Sun, she’s signing off and heading to the Midwest. → Read More
Santa Claus Inc. delivers a midyear bonus for children in the Inland Empire
Two semi truck loads of toys and gifts have been delivered to children in the region. → Read More
Virtual magic and in-person joy coming to Redlands Bowl
When the in-person events return in late June, “it will be a reunion,” said Beverly Noerr, executive director. → Read More
2 San Bernardino nonprofits come together for community support, a giveaway
Event is planned for June 12. → Read More
There is more to the Youth Employment Services than just backpacks and socks
YES! and SANTA CLAUS INC. provides critical services for families in need in the Inland Empire. → Read More
These San Bernardino County ham radio operators are making friends around the world
Amateur radios connect public services, emergency communications and the International space station. → Read More
Cal State San Bernardino professor helps with animated films
Stuart Sumida was a consultant for Pixar on the Mr. Mittens character in “Soul.” → Read More
Longtime San Bernardino newspaperman dies of coronavirus complications
Dan Hendricks, creator of ‘Dan’s Slice of Wry’ in The Sun, brought smiles, lifted spirits and had a strong sense of commitment. → Read More
San Bernardino area history lives on with help from historical society
Mother Massetti was an entrepreneur, turn of the century style → Read More
San Bernardino Symphony preparing for its live season debut — digitally – San Bernardino Sun
The repertoire is eclectic, showcasing various sections of the orchestra. → Read More
These San Bernardino-area events celebrate Black History Month
Cal State San Bernardino also is planning events to kick off on Feb. 5. → Read More
What could be in store for 2021? Here are some predictions
Astrologer Judy Hevenly tells columnist Michel Nolan some of her thoughts on what’s in store for the coming year. → Read More
Santa Claus Inc. keeps up with deliveries in San Bernardino despite pandemic
COVID-19 didn’t stop the nonprofit from making Christmas a little merrier for area children. → Read More
San Bernardino getting ready for the magical Community Ho Ho Parade
The eighth annual parade will roll through the city starting Monday. → Read More
It’s time to be grateful for what we learned this year – San Bernardino Sun
2020 has been a challenging year for us all, but it also taught us many things. → Read More
Young Redlands donor finds new way to help Loma Linda children’s hospital this year
Caden Henderson learned there was a need for iPads this year and has decided to raise fund for their purchase. → Read More
Young Redlands donor finds new way to help Loma Linda children’s hospital this year
Caden Henderson learned there was a need for iPads this year and has decided to raise fund for their purchase. → Read More
Education through Imagination with Garner Holt Productions
School was never this much fun when I was young. → Read More
Project Fighting Chance in San Bernardino offers hope and courage
“If I can use this platform to help kids, I’ll use it – it’s about mental health,” said Ian Franklin, the founder of Project Fighting Chance. → Read More
Santa Claus Inc. continues giving with a little extra creativity this year
The magic continues, in spite of COVID-19. → Read More