Morning San Bernardino! We've got the scoop on the latest happenings in town. Read on to get looped in. ☀️
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Also on today's calendar: Scholastic Book Fair 2026 | Children's Book Signing Event and 7 more events.
Today's riddle: What did the inventor of the knock-knock joke win? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Seasonal fire restrictions go into effect for BLM lands in Desert District (z1077fm.com) — If you use local BLM lands in San Bernardino County, new seasonal fire restrictions are now in effect through late October, tightening rules on campfires, target shooting, and smoking. Fireworks remain completely banned countywide, and officials urge residents and OHV users to follow common-sense precautions to prevent human-caused wildfires during a potentially tough fire season.
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2. Rialto Native Monica Stockhausen Honored for Excellence in Education with Medal of Honor in San Bernardino County (inlandvalleynews.com) — San Bernardino County education leaders have honored Rialto native and Cal State San Bernardino alumna Monica Stockhausen with a 2026 Education Medal of Honor for Excellence in Education. Recognized by the county superintendent and school boards, she’s celebrated for mentoring thousands of largely first-generation students and continuing to serve the community through teaching at Chaffey College and running a consulting firm.
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3. Drive-thru coffee shop pleases customers, students at San Bernardino's Anderson School (sbsun.com) — San Bernardino families and staff can grab coffee while supporting special education students at Anderson School’s student-run Le Café, which just hosted a drive-thru on campus. The program helps 18- to 22-year-old students build real-world job skills, confidence, and dreams of someday opening a full campus bistro.
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4. This New Technology Uses Sound Waves To Put Out Fires In Seconds (howzitkohala.com) — San Bernardino County Fire is testing a new system that uses powerful infrasound instead of water to snuff out flames in milliseconds, potentially protecting homes with less damage. If successful, it could also help slow future wildfires in high-risk local areas.
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5. 3-year-old steals the show with viral walk-up song strut (goodmorningamerica.com) — A 3-year-old player from West End Little League in San Bernardino has gone viral after dancing to his walk-up song and nearly forgetting to bat. His mom’s TikTok of his Kendrick Lamar-inspired strut has drawn millions of views, turning a local Little League moment into a nationwide dose of joy.
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