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Rachael Gustuson

Rachael Gustuson

Verified

Editor, Yucaipa & Calimesa News Mirror

United States

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History, Travel, Culture, Cuisine, Lifestyle

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Total articles 709

  • Surprise reunion at Banning school

    By Rachael Gustuson Verified| Record Gazette Verified Central Elementary School third-grader Thomas LuGrain awoke on Tuesday, April 8, without a clue about what the day would hold for him. He had no idea he would be reunited with his dad, U.S. Air Force Civil Engineer Michael LuGrain, who spent a year deployed and surprised his only son on Tuesday inside the Banning classroom. Several regional news teams and local dignitaries were on site to capture the emotional moments of the reunion.

    By Rachael Gustuson Verified · Record Gazette

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Legends are born at Redlands Bicycle Classic

    By Rachael Gustuson Verified| Record Gazette Verified The Redlands Bicycle Classic continues to be the longest, continuously running invitational stage race in the country and starts in just a few days. Incredibly, the popular race has hosted riders who have gone on to compete in the Olympics and Tour de France. The event is sponsored by San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. The inaugural Redlands Bicycle Classic was held on Memorial Day weekend 1985. It has grown and morphed into a much bigger event than initially intended. And it’s a community event.

    By Rachael Gustuson Verified · Record Gazette

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • David Myers, visionary conservationist, passes away

    By Rachael Gustuson Verified| Yucaipa & Calimesa News Mirror Verified Renowned conservationist and co-founder of The Wildlands Conservancy David Myers passed away on March 9 at his home in Oak Glen. Wildlands Conservancy’s Executive Director Frazier Haney said it was a tremendous loss. “David was more than a leader — he was a friend and mentor, and we feel his loss acutely,” Haney said. “There will never be another person with the combination of David’s vision, knowledge, skill set, and deep love for humanity and nature. He will be dearly missed.

    By Rachael Gustuson Verified · Yucaipa & Calimesa News Mirror

    Mar. 21, 2025

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Yucaipa & Calimesa News Mirror

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