Centro acuático va a reabrir para las familias y el público
La ciudad de El Centro dio a conocer públicamente el miércoles por la mañana que volverán los días de familias para nadar.
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Sen. Tim Scott in GOP rebuttal says ‘the President and his party are pulling us further and further apart’
Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina criticized President Joe Biden and argued he is failing to deliver on his promises in the GOP rebuttal to the President’s first address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday evening. “President Biden promised you a specific kind of leadership,” Scott said in his remarks. “He promised to
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Your questions answered during Dr. Christ COVID-19 vaccine town-hall
Doctor Cara Christ holding a tele-town hall Wednesday evening to specifically talk to those living in parts of the county with low vaccination rates.
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Castores mordieron un cable y dejaron sin internet a cientos de personas en Canadá
(CNN) — Una colonia de castores mordió un cable de fibra óptica que estaba cerca de su presa durante el fin de semana e interrumpió el servicio de internet de cientos de personas en el oeste de Canadá. Funcionarios del distrito de Tumbler Ridge dijeron que el área tuvo un apagón «repentino e inesperado» cerca
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Aquatic center to reopen for family and public swim
The City of El Centro made it publicly known Wednesday morning that Family Swim days are back.
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Suspect faces numerous charges after alleged killing of Delaware police officer and assault of elderly couple
A veteran Delaware police officer has died following an assault after he was dispatched to the home of a person suspected in an attack of an elderly couple, officials said Wednesday. A suspect in the attacks is in custody, the Delaware State Police said. Delmar Police Corporal Keith Heacook, a 22-year-veteran, passed away due to
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5 takeaways from President Biden’s first address to Congress
President Joe Biden made a sweeping case Wednesday for massive new programs that would transform the government’s role in Americans’ lives, claiming nothing less than the future of the country is at stake as he delivered his first address to Congress. Coming later than usual, on the eve of his 100th day in office, Biden
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IC Farm Bureau appoints Rachel Magos as Executive Director
The Imperial County Farm Bureau announced Wednesday morning the appointment of Rachel Magos as Executive Director to replace former Executive Director, Brea Mohamed.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Scaling back on ag due to farmworker shortage
Day laborers are essential in supplying our nation’s food source, but a lack of workers has made it difficult for the industry to keep up with the maintenance.
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Standoff continues after one deputy killed and one wounded in North Carolina
One Watauga County sheriff’s deputy has been killed and another wounded in an ongoing standoff situation near Boone, North Carolina, officials said in a release sent on behalf of the Sheriff’s Office. The Sheriff’s Office said a standoff with the suspected shooter is ongoing. Sgt. Chris Ward, died after being flown to Johnson City Medical
Continue Reading Ermitaño italiano que vive solo en una isla se marcha después de 32 años
(CNN) — Se lo conoce como el Robinson Crusoe de Italia, luego de haber pasado más de 30 años como el único residente de una isla idílica frente a la costa de Cerdeña. Sin embargo, ahora Mauro Morandi le dice adiós a su pequeña cabaña en la isla de Budelli, después de que las autoridades
Continue ReadingRead Republican Sen. Tim Scott’s response to Biden’s address to Congress
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott delivered the Republican response to President Joe Biden’s address to Congress Wednesday night. Read his remarks as prepared for delivery: “Good evening. I’m Senator Tim Scott from the great state of South Carolina. “We just heard President Biden’s first address to Congress. Our President seems like a good man. His
Continue Reading Georgia sheriff allegedly ordered his employees to use excessive force against detainees, federal indictment says
The sheriff of a suburban Atlanta county has been indicted on federal civil rights charges for allegedly ordering his employees to use excessive force against four pretrial detainees, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia. An indictment unsealed Monday alleges Sheriff Victor Hill ordered staff at the
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Biden looks to use Covid successes to unite US around his legislative agenda
President Joe Biden, addressing a joint session of Congress on Wednesday night for the first time, called for America to overcome division as he spoke in the building that was overrun during a violent insurrection months before. And he sought to build on the trust he engendered by accelerating the nation’s response to the Covid-19
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Descubren Casa Móvil con indocumentados en Yuma
Descubren Casa Móvil con indocumentados en Yuma
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Indocumentados usan Río Colorado para no ser descubiertos
Indocumentados usan Río Colorado para no ser descubiertos
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Harvest Prep student becomes finalist, will represent U.S. internationally
The Southern Arizona Research, Science and Engineering Foundation (SARSEF) awarded over a dozen students enrolled in Harvest Preparatory Academy for their respective entries in the 66th SARSEF Science and Engineering Fair.
Continue Reading Al menos una persona muerta durante protestas en Cali, Colombia
(CNN) — El alcalde de Cali, Jorge Iván Ospina, confirmó este miércoles en conferencia de prensa que una persona murió en hechos confusos relacionados con las protestas contra la reforma tributaria propuesta por el gobierno de Iván Duque, pero no dio más detalles. El alcalde dijo que grupos fuera de la protesta pacífica incurrieron en
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“Comité de Bien Estar” lo invita al Simposio Vivienda Justa
“Comité de Bien Estar” lo invita al Simposio Vivienda Justa
Continue Reading Three more Colorado officers placed on administrative leave after violent arrest of 73-year-old woman
Three more Colorado police officers have been placed on administrative leave in connection with the violent arrest of a 73-year-old woman with dementia, according to the Loveland city manager’s office. Karen Garner was arrested last June for walking out of a Walmart with $13.88 worth of items, according to a lawsuit filed Sunday. Police were
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