Happening in Upland: Upland Votes on Major School Bond and Business Tax Reforms
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Show by The Happening Network
It's Election Eve in Upland, and while we're all ready to finally clear the yard signs off every corner, the stakes on tomorrow's ballot are anything but temporary. This week, Joleen and Mark break down the heavy hitters: the $236.7 million Measure A school bond and the Measure M business-tax restructuring that could change how local shops operate. Beyond the polling place, we're tracking emergency flood protection work in Wrightwood, the potential for 72 new condos at the historic Buffalo Inn site, and the city's ongoing "love affair" with traffic cones on Foothill Boulevard. Whether you're interested in the "out of this world" menu at Toastiie UFO Burger, the search for California's next Sooty Grouse stamp artist, or just bracing for a week that feels like a slow-motion heatwave, we've got the local insights you need. From potholes to public safety, join us as we navigate the local news and Mark's inevitable complaints to see if the city is still standing after the election "s**t-show" arrives.
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