Good morning, San Bernardino.

At a recent Coffee Connections meeting, the Greater Grand Terrace Chamber hosted Dr. CJ Cook who explained the Blue Envelope Program — a system that uses blue envelopes to signal when drivers may have autism, dementia, anxiety, or other disabilities and require extra care during traffic stops. The initiative aims to improve safety and inclusion across San Bernardino County and nearby areas.

Back In Time Antique Store on Redlands Boulevard will host a spooky parking lot sale on October 24th—local shoppers can expect a fun event with special vintage items and a Halloween theme.

The sale offers a chance to find rare antiques and connect with the community.

Marine veteran Heather Lee received her Quilt of Valor at the Janet Goeske Center to honor her Marine Corps service and community work.

She now works at the VA and has led Girl Scouts for 13 years + cares for her daughter, Clare.

At Colton High School today, the American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life brought local residents together to support cancer research, with Councilman Jeff Allen and other leaders boosting the new Grand Terrace team.

The event featured laps, vendor activities and remembrance moments that raised funds+ strengthened community bonds+ as participants united in hope for a cure.