Calexico library to host Fiesta Mexicana, Kids Need to Read to visit
According to a press release, the event will take place on Thursday, September 28, running from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, and will feature crafts, games and…
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According to a press release, the event will take place on Thursday, September 28, running from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, and will feature crafts, games and…
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In a press release, Charlene Fernandez, the USDA’s director, and state officials will be in Yuma on Wednesday, September 13 and will highlight the…
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Bridget Gormley’s father survived the attacks, but died from a 9/11-related illness in 2016. And now she is documenting advocates of the Zadroga Act…
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The Imperial Valley 9/11 Memorial and Stair Climb Committee hosted a memorial stair climb event in El Centro to commemorate the firefighters who lost…
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The $1 Million Challenge will be held on March 24, 2024, and air on NBC, with practice and qualifying the previous two…
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The late singer’s prized piano that he used to compose “Bohemian Rhapsody,” as well as other hits by Queen, sold for over $2…
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FanDuel TV marked its first anniversary on Sept. 1 after being rebranded from TVG. The channel has added studio programming devoted to the NFL and…
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The City of El Centro is excited to announce that NOLO Books are now available to read at the El Centro City…
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The Yuma County Job Fair will be on Tuesday, September 12 at the Main Library from 9 a.m. to 1…
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A non-profit organization will be hosting a masquerade mystery dinner on Thursday, October 12 at the Stockman’s Club in Brawley to help those in…
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Food insecurity, on the rise in Yuma County, with more people feeling the pinch at grocery stores due to…
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The Imperial Public Library announced the approval of eliminating fines on overdue…
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The day started like any other at Pick of the Litter in Burlingame. Oliver Jolis, the thrift shop manager, rang up sales and began organizing bags of…
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Officer Shaquille Perez was dealing with a passenger on the light rail near Main Street at the end of July, but that call quickly turned into one…
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Organizers say Chicago’s “Work from Home” trends and the recovering labor market led to service delays this…
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In a press release, the proclamation will highlight “the benefits of meaningful career exploration and development and that it is the responsibility…
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From there, the kids were given free backpacks, school supplies and CPR training. AEDs were also given to youth groups and the Police Athletic League…
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“Kipekee” beat out several other suggested names in a public voting poll. It means “unique,” which is fitting for this…
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Meet our Pets of the Week!🐶 Julia and Terry are both adorable pups who are looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about Julia…
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In this week of Military Matters, we honor U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl, Agustin Saavedra III, F-35B avionics…
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