Taking a moment to remember Devon Miller, a well-loved student from the Pass
area who's life ended far too soon.
Devon Miller, a 14-year-old cheerleader at Beaumont High School
died Wednesday morning, after apparently suffering cardiac arrest.
School officials said Devon Christine Miller’s death may be
related to an undisclosed medical illness.
The ninth-grader “took part in numerous campus sports” as
well as other extracurricular programs, according to a bulletin
on the Beaumont Unified School District website.
Grief counselors were sent to Beaumont High to meet with students
and teachers impacted by the girl’s death.
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Phineas Banning (August 19, 1830 – March 8, 1885) , though not the "official founder" of the city of Banning could easily be dubbed as the man who discovered the Inland Empire.
Though the area had been settled by local bands of Indians and had been traversed by settlers and fortune seekers alike for years - Phineas Banning's stagecoach lines established in the 1860s & 70s were truly fundamental for trade throughout the West Coast.
It has been said the Phineas Banning never set foot in Banning or the San Gorgonio Pass. We will continue looking for his footprint but his impression has surely left its mark in the Pass. His stagecoach lines which were established in Banning, Palm Springs, Cabazon . . .