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Double Checking
Remodeling

Double Checking

ProReporter August 24, 2021August 24, 2021 0 comment

If you’re a homeowner, you’ve no doubt had a miserable experience with a contractor at least once in your life. Whether you were just trying to get a part of your home touched up or you’ve had major work done on your house, it seems like most contractors have an inborn ability to muck up […]

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Tightening Our (Water) Belts
Artificial Turf

Tightening Our (Water) Belts

ProReporter June 14, 2021June 14, 2021 0 comment

As the La Niña conditions continue in the Pacific states for the second consecutive year, we’re unfortunately set for yet another sparse rainy season here in southern California. For us, that means much less rain, and more dry, sunny winter days with depleting reservoirs and a severely reduced snowpack. Practically, that means that we’re going […]

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How Cubicles Can Recharge Your Office With A Productivity Boost
Office Furniture

How Cubicles Can Recharge Your Office With A Productivity Boost

RealReporting May 24, 2021May 24, 2021 0 comment

A cubicle workspace is a partitioned area within an office that has multiple employees and workstations. The concept and design of cubicles were created many years ago; over time, their popularity has waned as they have become associated with outdated corporate culture. Many people report them to be boring and discouraging. The tech boom of […]

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Turf Wars
Artificial Turf

Turf Wars

ProReporter November 2, 2020November 2, 2020 0 comment

We’ve reached over 4 million acres of land burned by out of control California wild fires so far in 2020, and fire season isn’t even close to being over. It’s become abundantly clear that the state is getting drier and warmer, and if something isn’t done, we’ll be choking on smoke for the better part […]

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A Guide To Office Redesign
Office Furniture

A Guide To Office Redesign

RealReporting October 12, 2020October 12, 2020 0 comment

Renovation can add life to anything, even to an unassuming or lackluster office. Dated and monotonous offices tend to dampen creativity and reduce productivity; they aren’t the most comfortable to work in. The office, just like any other workspace, needs to be revived, renovated, and redesigned to suit the changing demands of the humans who […]

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Get Inspired With A Kitchen Overhaul
Remodeling

Get Inspired With A Kitchen Overhaul

ProReporter September 28, 2020September 28, 2020 0 comment

With the end of the year approaching, we’re coming up on our last chance to get that home remodeling we were planning on for 2020 but never got around to. With the weather cooling and the sunlit hours beginning to give way to the long nights of late fall and winter, you may very well […]

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Keeping Pets In Our Lives And Hearts By Treating Theirs
Veterinary Services

Keeping Pets In Our Lives And Hearts By Treating Theirs

ProReporter August 13, 2020August 13, 2020 0 comment

Years after the death of my old dog due to age-related disease, I was finally mentally prepared to get a new furry companion to help me get through the lonely drudgery of life. Months of searching led me to a local woman whose German Shepherd Dog had just unexpectedly had a litter of puppies and […]

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Recent News

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    on June 26, 2022

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    on June 26, 2022

    Regardless of religious affiliation, chaplains lend an ear to patients and their families, serving as counselors in healthcare settings

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    on June 26, 2022

    A heat advisory will go into effect for many parts of the region including Los Angeles and Orange counties and the Inland Empire starting at 10 a.m. until Monday night.

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    on June 26, 2022

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  • LAPD arrest man accused of attacking officer with torch during abortion rights protests
    on June 26, 2022

    A man who allegedly attacked a police officer with a "makeshift flamethrower" during Friday night's abortion rights demonstration in downtown Los Angeles has been arrested and is facing possible charges for attempted murder. The Los Angeles Police Department said 30-year-old Michael Ortiz attacked an officer with a torch, sending the officer to the hospital with [...]

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