Toni is the current executive editor of Follow Our Courts. She brings to this position experience and recognition as a journalist. She was former editor of the Redlands Daily Facts. She was recognized as National journalist of the year for small dailies in 2012 and National Journalist of the Year in 2013.
Her professional journalism associations include the Society of Professional Journalists, and the American Copy Editor Society. Other professional associations include the bar associations of San Bernardino County, Western San Bernardino County, Riverside County and the Desert.
In addition to her profession, Toni is civically engaged. She served as council member for the City of Redlands, the Chairwoman of the Redlands Measure T (sales tax) Oversight Committee. She is a member and former board member of Redlands Sunrise Rotary. She is a member and former president of Redlands AAUW, a board member of San Bernardino Area League of Women Voters and a board member of Redlands Hometown Heroes Foundation.
Toni is a graduate of the University of Colorado. She has been married 32 years with two grown children. She enjoys singing, playing piano, cooking, sewing, dogs, Broadway musicals, reading and playing games.
Toni will be speaking to us about Follow Our Courts, a publication about the legal industry in the Inland Empire. This news is intended for everyone since the publication follows cases, legislation and courthouse happenings that affect all people and professions.
Our guest of honor at our last meeting was the Interim President of San Bernardino Valley College, Dr. Linda Fontanilla. Dr. Fontanilla has a very interesting career history, with service in the United States Air Force and as a civilian air traffic controller for many years before going into higher education. 
ensuring fiscal accountability and sustainability. She discussed the college’s five-year strategic plan and current and future projects to grow the school including plans for student housing and a new technical facility. 
It has long been recounted that during his mission in Ireland, St. Patrick once stood on a hilltop (now called Croagh Patrick), and with only a wooden staff by his side, banished all the snakes from Ireland. In fact, Ireland was never home to any snakes. The “banishing of the snakes” was actually a metaphor for the eradication of pagan ideology from Ireland and the installation of 
The annual District 5330 Leader and Member Assembly is scheduled for Saturday, April 6 from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Tahquiz High School in Hemet. This is a great opportunity to learn about Rotary International, the Rotary Foundation, District-level activities, and club-level roles. Attendees can choose their own training sessions based on what interests them most. Topics include club roles, fundraising, peace building, community service, public relations, grants, club administration, Paul Harris society, invigorating clubs, Rotaract, membership, grant writing, international service, and student programs. All members are encouraged to attend and board members should make every effort to attend to learn more about their important roles. Registration is $35 via DACdb and is reimbursable by the club. If you have any questions, please ask. I hope to see a great turnout by our club!
