COLTON COURIER We ekly
Vol 151, N O. 0 4
Januar y 05, 202 2
L a c k o f “ h o n e s t y a n d i n t e g r i t y ” d r o v e L e s l i e To v a r t o o p e n Tr i n i t y L e g a l S e r v i c e s
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By Eric Sandoval
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fter opening its office in Colton on March 7, 2022, Trinity Legal services has aimed to educate, assist and empower its clients in whatever capacity it can.
Trinity legal services is a non-attorney legal assistance firm specializing in case management, legal doc assistance and educating its clients on their position and rights.
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Some services offered include; legal separation, child custody, estate planning, restraining order, civil disputes and notary. Trinity is owned and operated by Leslie Tovar, who has partnered with Lilliana Pulidos, who owns Elite Lifescan Notary. The two women share the same office building and utilize each other to best assist their clients. “Liliana and I met at a
mixer last December, and since we were both notaries, we decided to open offices next to each other to join forces to hopefully provide onestop legal assistance,” said Tovar.
In addition to the partnership with Pulidos and her business Elite Lifescan Notary, Tovar has partnerships for referrals with other legal services around the area to ensure her clients get the help they need.
“While we try to assist our clients to the best of our ability, there are times when we can’t personally do so. So what we try to do is refer clients to other local organizations that can,” said Tovar.
The focus on assisting the client and putting them first is what made Tovar want to open Trinity Legal Services in the first place. Legal Services, cont. next pg.
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Business partners, Liliana pulidos (left) and Leslie tovar (right) standing in front of their shared office in Colton.
SBD Inter national Air por t is a success for the IE, ser vicing 20,000 passengers in less than five months
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ince its inaugural flight on August 4th, 2022, San Bernardino International Airport has serviced nearly 20,000 passengers, with daily non-stop service to San Francisco, with multiopportunities each week for a connecting flight to Provo, Utah.
The trail-blazing airport will be around for a while as it is preparing to launch nonstop Thursday and Sunday flights to Las Vegas beginning February 16th, 2023.
In August 2022, when asked about the possibility of future flights to Las Vegas, Director of Aviation SBD cont. next pg.
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Director of Aviation Mark Gibbs discussing the SBD International Airport and Breeze Airways with the highland Area Chamber of Commerce on April 26, 2022.