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Month: October 2019

No tricks in my child’s treats

Parents and kids alike are preparing for a safe trick-or-treating experience. Typically a fun, eventful night, parents do have to be cautious about what’s in the child’s candy bag. ” Check your child’s candy, look for anything that’s an open wrapper, ” Yuma Police Department Sgt. Lori Franklin said. YPD hasn’t had any reports this

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BOO! Halloween events in Yuma

Witches, skeletons, and ghosts, oh my! Here is a list of the top Halloween events in Yuma that you don’t want to miss out on. Trick or Treat on Main Street Downtown shops, restaurants, and booths will be participating all along Main Street. Activities include costume contests, face painting, a $5 Kid’s Corner, lots of

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Accused grave robber behind bars

Police have arrested a man suspected of stealing more than 17-hundred grave markers from an Arizona cemetery. 31-year-old Catlin James Hessler now faces ten felony counts of trafficking in stolen property, but investigators suspect him in even more thefts. Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies say Hessler stole some 1,770 brass grave markers from a suburban Phoenix

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IVC honors retired professors

Imperial Valley College ( IVC ), honored two retired professors today, who were vital in integrating English classes at IVC for Spanish-speaking students. The college dedicated a bench to the late Daniel Cerda and his wife Ernestine. Together they helped develop IVC’s English as a Second Language Program (ESL). They both taught ESL classes at

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