WEEK IN REVIEW: Miss DB, Food Pantry Need, Japan Relief

Monday:

• Last weekend, in the city's 44th annual Miss Diamond Bar Pageant.
• Senate Bill 161, a proposed law that , passed in the Education Committee with a 6-1 vote. The bill was drafted by local legislator Sen. Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar).
• History columnist Lydia Plunk provides , as the 22nd year of the city's incorporation approaches in April.

Tuesday:

• Local conservative activist Allen Wilson is the only hearing-impaired delegate to the state Republican party and a .
• Beverly Duan, a Diamond Bar resident and Suzanne Middle School student, .
• With the blossoming of spring right around the corner, gardening columnist Steve Williams gives tips on .
• A total after earning high scores on the PSAT exam.
• Proceeds from Chaparral Middle School's two spring concerts .

Wednesday:

• In the first cross-town matchup between Diamond Bar and Diamond Ranch baseball, the . 
• The EPA over Southern California.
• Walnut Mayor Antonio "Tony" Cartagena delivered , which also serves Diamond Bar.
• Student luthier for his unique craftsmanship building custom guitars in an advanced woodworking class at Diamond Bar High School.

Thursday:

• Pomona Unified elementary students got a glimpse at the road ahead during a tour of last week. 
• This week's House Hunt features .
• Volunteers at St. Denis Catholic Church . 

Friday:

• Diamond Ranch basketball stars Chelsea Barnes and Erika Williams have been .
• Students at Golden Springs Pre-K – 8 school to benefit Red Cross relief efforts in Japan.
• Diamond Bar social media expert Lady Noelle McDesmond used her online social network to build what is being called the .
• Local sushi restaurateurs with family connections to Japan of the tragic earthquake in Japan.

Saturday:

• Inland Empire food pantries managed by Inland Valley Hope Partners are and are reaching out to the communities the organization serves to host emergency food drives.
• Health and wellness columnist Gabriela Klein discusses .