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er for 36 years in this district, I
am highly ticked off that those
people would cost me and every
other ratepayer in the water
district millions and millions
and millions of dollars.
“Mr. Serrano, you’re part of
that group that has cost me mil-
lions of dollars and I don’t like
it and I want you to know it.”
Coats congratulated the Val-
ley District for putting $18 mil-
lion into the project.
“It shows the people who
want us to succeed, not the peo-
ple that want us to fail,” he said.
“Failure was never an option
and we have proved that
tonight.”
In the parking lot after the
meeting, Serrano yelled to the
Highland Community News re-
porter, “You gotta keep ‘em
honest!”
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since the Believe Walk was
2018 Believe Walk formed, and we are proud to
The 11th annual 5-kilometer (3.15-mile) Believe Walk will say we have given millions of
step off at 8 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 7, at State and Orange streets dollars to help those in the
in Redlands. It concludes at the Redlands Bowl. community battling cancer.”
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12. On the day of the walk, registration opens at 6:30 a.m. 2008. The Believe walk was
Late registration is $15 extra. created through the partner-
For more information, visit believewalksupport@stater- ship of the Inland Women
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able to make it through diffi- great day. and Inland Women Fighting
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“These services are impact- communities where our cus- million to support programs
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