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Photo: PRWeb Photo: PRWeb Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Photo: PRWeb FLOAT (Fly Over All Traffic) Offering Media and Business Customers In-flight Tours of Revolutionary Transportation Alternative in Southern California 1  /  1 Back to Gallery Innovative startup offering media tours on Thu., December 11th through Sat. December 13th while also announcing charter service to Big Bear in time for ski/snowboarding season LA VERNE, Calif. (PRWEB) December 14, 2019 FLOAT (Fly Over All Traffic), an innovative and groundbreaking commuter flight service debuting in the Los Angeles market, is offering local reporters and journalists the opportunity to test out the groundbreaking new commuter service that will restore work/life balance to so-called … [Read more...] about FLOAT (Fly Over All Traffic) Offering Media and Business Customers In-flight Tours of Revolutionary Transportation Alternative in Southern California

RIVERSIDE (CBSLA) — Controversy was brewing Friday at a Riverside Starbucks where witnesses said two deputies were ignored by employees at the store, but was it because of the badge they wore? Two uniformed deputies said four employees at the Iowa and University avenues refused to serve them Thursday. “Why would they deny cops? They help the city,” Daniel Hernandez, a customer, said. “They help us out.” “That doesn’t seem like it would really happen,” Chris Rubio, another customer, said. But Starbucks admitted that the deputies were ignored for nearly five minutes. The company said there was no excuse for any customer, in or out of uniform, to experience that and apologized for any “intentional or unintentional disrespect.” “I don’t know,” Hernandez said. “It might be something personal, might not be.” But Riverside County Sheriff tweeted Friday night in support of his officers and said the … [Read more...] about Controversy Brewing After 2 Riverside Deputies Say They Were Refused Service At Starbucks

The Chinese Culture and Community Service Center (CCACC) recently received a two-year grant from the Community Health Resources Commission in the amount $160,000, with co-funding from Aetna Better Health of Maryland. This funding is awarded to the CCACC for their "No Pain Initiative" which provides for an integrated approach to chronic pain management, including the reduction and prevention of the use of opioid medications for chronic pain. The program includes individual counseling, psychosocial support groups, acupuncture sessions, and a structured 6-week self- management workshop to empower patients to better manage their chronic pain, and receive non-pharmacologic interventions that could provide pain relief. In coordinated fashion, participants can also plug into elements of individualized care, such as a review of their pain medications with a psychiatrist or a pharmacist, and the development of a care plan to address co-occurring depression, anxiety or other psychosocial … [Read more...] about Chinese Culture and Community Service Center Receives Grant

BEL AIR, MD — Looking for work? Patch has you covered, with opportunities close to home.Dining Services Worker at Harford Community CollegeTeacher/Teacher Assistant at Kiddie AcademyRetail Sales Associate at Men's WearhouseSchool Bus Driver for Corbin BusComputer Technician I at Harford Community CollegeBookkeepers for Benchmark Business Support ServicesCoordinator of Special Programs for Harford County Health DepartmentStore Manager at Primo HoagiesVeterinary Technician at Festival and Fallston Veterinary ClinicsDistribution Clerk for UC HealthCashier at SearsRegistered Nurse at Sava Senior CareService Technician at Bob Bell ChevroletDeli Clerk at Sprouts Farmers MarketResidential Counselor for Arrow Child and Family ServicesCustomer Service Rep at TD BankVeterinarian Technician at Bel Air Veterinary HospitalRetail Customer Service Specialist at Dick's Sporting GoodsRegistered Nurse at Upper Chesapeake HealthMedical Receptionist for QuadrantProduce Clerk at Sprouts Farmers … [Read more...] about 27 Job Openings In Bel Air

The Chronicle's outdoors writer Tom Stienstra is an experienced sportsman who will be guiding a group of lucky members through the trailhead for Harkins Ridge Loop, showing them the ins and outs of the park and the California wilderness. For much of the route, deep valleys plunge on each side with pretty valley views. A few steep spots on the way up make for dramatic drops on each side into remote valleys. This hike is 6.5 miles round trip and is expected to take about three and a half hours. An additional 45 minutes will be taken for lunch, provided by The Chronicle. Spaces are limited and will be given away in pairs in a raffle that is available only to active San Francisco Chronicle members. To enter, please fill out all of the fields in the form before midnight Sunday, May 22. Multiple entries will not be considered. Winners will be drawn at random and notified by email Monday, May 23. When: Where: Parking is extremely limited and will be along the side of the road. We strongly … [Read more...] about Experience a unique 6.5-mile trek