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Region's avocado output expected to dip
After a devastating freeze in the first days of 2007, wind and fires that ripped through thousands of acres of avocados in Riverside and San Diego counties months later dashed hopes for a record harvest.
But disasters didn't stop an ample harvest, the California Avocado Commission said.
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Inland Empire office vacancy rate soars for 2008
The Inland Empire's move toward becoming a major office market was put on hold during 2008, as the region ended the year with higher vacancy rates than when it started, for the first time since the mid 1990s.
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