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1. 23rd Annual Cruise For Sight Car Show Returns To Redlands Oct. 10 (patch.com) — Redlands residents can enjoy classic cars, chili, music, and games when the 23rd annual Cruise for Sight Car Show and Chili Cook-Off returns to Sylvan Park on Oct. 10. The free-to-attend event supports Inland Empire Lighthouse for the Blind programs while offering vehicle displays, a state championship chili cook-off, and family-friendly activities.
2. Redlands shelves proposed 140-space downtown parking lot (communityforwardredlands.com) — Redlands officials have put a proposed 140-space downtown parking lot on hold after spending $104,000 on studies, citing budget constraints and doubts about the site's usefulness. With redevelopment expected to erase hundreds of mall parking spaces next year, the city is weighing costly City Hall parking options and how to better use existing lots while lacking any funded plan to add new spaces.
3. Meet the 4 San Bernardino County Teachers of the Year for 2027 (dailybulletin.com) — A Clement Middle School math and science teacher from Redlands has been named one of four San Bernardino County Teachers of the Year for 2027, spotlighting local classroom excellence. The story profiles her journey as a former English learner, her focus on belonging and confidence for Redlands students, and introduces three other standout educators from Rialto and Yucaipa.
4. Celebrate Halloween with these movies and books (redlandsdailyfacts.com) — A Redlands library specialist at A.K. Smiley Public Library shares a curated list of spooky movies and books to help you get into the Halloween spirit this October. From classic horror films to new witchy romances and nonfiction on haunted history, the recommendations offer plenty of options you can seek out locally or stream at home.
5. Washington leads Cajon football past Citrus Valley (redlandsdailyfacts.com) — High school football fans in Redlands saw Cajon's sophomore quarterback Marcus Washington dominate Citrus Valley, throwing and rushing for a combined five touchdowns in a 41-21 Citrus Belt League opener. The win sets up Cajon's home game against Yucaipa next Friday, while Citrus Valley prepares to host Redlands East Valley after REV's lopsided loss to Beaumont.
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