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First Tee Coachella Valley preparing for start of classes, in need of volunteer coaches
First Tee Coachella Valley is excited to be starting classes again on October 12, with new coronavirus safety protocols. “The things that young people learn and that you can help them learn are so important,” said Keenan Barber, a volunteer coach at First Tee for the past 12 years. Barber will be there when classes
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Riverside County health officials encourage flu shot amidst pandemic
Get the flu shot. That was the message from Riverside County health officials during a press conference Thursday morning in preparations for the start of flu season amidst the coronavirus pandemic. “So, today we are starting a community campaign around getting the flu shot as a preventative and proactive measure to protect yourself and your
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Sunline Refueled aims to improve the service for valley riders.
Go to their website, http://sunlinerefueled.org, where you can give information about what they can do to make their services better, participate in a survey, view interactive maps that show what changes have been made and how they’re improving the network
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Palm Desert restaurant opens during the pandemic
In a time when many restaurants have had to close their doors because of the coronavirus pandemic, one is opening up in Palm Desert. Hula’s, a taste of Hawaii, opened this week at The Village at University Park, on Cook Street in Palm Desert. Opening a restaurant during a pandemic is not ideal, but for
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American Red Cross discusses efforts to help fire evacuees and how you can help
Website: http://redcross.org/abc Phone Number: 1-866-499-GIVE
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Local reaction to sports and entertainment arena moving from Palm Springs to Palm Desert
Palm Springs’ loss is Palm Desert’s gain. The new sports and entertainment arena, which will be the home of the AHL affiliate of the new Seattle Kraken NHL team, will now be built near Palm Desert off of I-10 and Cook Street. It was originally planned to The arena was originally going to be built
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‘I Love Cathedral City’ hopes to reverse the city council’s vote to phase out short term rentals
Read more: Cathedral City passes plan to eliminate short-term vacation rentals by end of 2022
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Student Athlete of the Week – Henry Lopez
The heart of Henry Lopez’s success starts with his family. “They give me a lot of support. They’re always behind me and they’re always cheering for me at games. They’re very protective also,” Lopez said. His family even extends onto the football field, with Coach Dockery and his wife being Henry’s godparents. “Henry does a
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Mirim Lee wins first major title at ANA Inspiration
Mirim Lee won her first major championship title on Sunday at the 2020 ANA Inspiration. After an eagle on 18 to force a three-way playoff, Lee defeated Brooke Henderson and Nelly Korda, the co-leaders into the final round. “I don’t consider majors any different from regular tournaments and moving forward, whenever I go to a
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