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at all 37 Southern California locations except LAX, Honda Center and UCI. At Valley View Casino, cashing in is easy because you earn points fast. Rewards start at just 25 points and table game players are eligible, too. So don’t miss out.
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At Viejas Casino & Resort on Thursdays in June, choose your seat wisely. In the Love Thy Neighbor promotion, every 15 minutes between
4 p.m. and 9 p.m., you could win $200 cash. Plus the guests seated next to you will each get $100.
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Join Sycuan Casino every Sunday to see what you win during Sunday Surprises. Swipe your Club Sycuan card at any kiosk from 5 p.m. to midnight, and receive up to
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TChumash Foundation Provides Gateway to Better Technology
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On June 30th at Soboba Casino, Refresh with the Best! Get the crisp refreshing taste of Pepsi and
a chance to walk
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Giveaway at Hollywood Casino
Jamul-San Diego every Saturday
in June, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Twelve winners will be called
every hour on the hour to win
a $1,000 ceramic grill dome or a
share of $1,600 in Free SlotPlay.
Marquee Rewards® members earn one drawing
entry for every tier point earned in
June. See Marquee Rewards for all details.
Join the Valley View Casino & Hotel Players Club, play and receive instant cash. Every guest who joins the Valley View Casino Players Club is eligible for instant cash rewards based on their play. Just use your Players Club card when you play any
of the 2,000 Certified Loose slot machines and you could receive $10 to $100 cash. Keep playing and receive two free Maine Lobster Buffets in addition to
your $100. Plus, as a special gift, all guests who join the Players Club in June will also receive a $10 certificate to use at Wahoo’s Fish Taco, good
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he Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians has launched the Technology in Schools Program through Sandoval, Administrator for the Chumash its charitable foundation in an e ort to upgrade computer equipment and resources in Santa Barbara Foundation.“Students tend to be more productive, County classrooms. e program allows school administrators and faculty to apply for technology are eager to learn, and stay engaged for longer
grant dollars to fund speci c projects. Applications are “ e Chumash Foundation values the importance
of supporting local students by providing access
to learning and educational opportunities,” said Kenneth Kahn, Tribal Chairman for the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians. “Our Technology
in Schools Program is another resource to support
Santa Barbara County students’ educational success.” In 2015, the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians donated proceeds from its annual charity
TSan Manuel Band Donates $45,000 to San Bernardino Library
“On behalf of the Friends of the San Bernardino Public Library, SBPL Library Board of Trustees and the City of San Bernardino, I would like to thank the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians for their great generosity in providing funding for the second time for library books for all ages to
promote education and early literacy for children in our city through this grant,” said Library Director Edward Erjavek.
e Tribe had previously provided a $40,000 donation for library books in November, 2015.
contributions of Native Americans will also be purchased. Erjavek said books purchased with the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donation will be identi ed in each book, as well as in the library’s public access catalog. e catalog can be accessed at the library’s website at sbpl.org.
being accepted for the 2017–18 school year.
golf tournament to four local schools in the form of technology grants. e funding was used to buy hardware, including laptops and iPads, plus it funded a much-needed, part-time technology position. Inspired by the success of those grants, the Tribe’s leadership created the Technology in Schools Program.
“It’s proven that technology has a positive impact on the way our youth learn,” said Veronica
periods of time with the help of technology in classrooms.”
e Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians has donated more than $20 million to hundreds of groups, organizations and schools in the community and across the nation as part of the Tribe’s long-standing tradition of giving. For more information and to access the application, visit SantaYnezChumash.org/contributions.html.
he Friends of the San Bernardino Public Library (SBPL) have received a $45,000 donation from the e library plans to purchase books for readers San Manuel Band of Mission Indians to purchase library books for the four city libraries of the San of all ages in various genres and subjects, including Bernardino Public Library. some in Spanish. Children’s books highlighting
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