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Month: May 2012

Keep pets cool in scorching heat

Every year hundreds of pets die from heat-related illnesses — all because they’re left inside parked cars. In just minutes, the inside of a car can peak 20 to 30 degrees hotter than the outdoor scorching temperatures. That’s why George Buleck takes extra precautions. “We take them with us a lot and we have them

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FBI nabs “Snowboarder Bandit”

A 29-year-old Riverside man was arrestedFriday nightin connection with the “Snowboarder Bandit” bank robberies in Orange, Riverside and Ventura counties. Michael B. Franks will remain in custody over the weekend and was expected to be charged next week, Laura Eimiller of the FBI said. Franks is suspected in at least 10 bank robberies in Orange

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Officers Reach Out to Teen Drivers

Car crashes are theNo. 1killer of teens in the United States. As prom and graduation season approaches, police and insurance companies are trying to reach out to high school students. The lesson: one mistake can change your life. The program kicked off at Palm Springs High SchoolFriday with an inspirational video on leadership. The Teen

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2 men wanted for Bermuda Dunes robbery

Authorities sought the public’s help today to find two men who robbed a Bermuda Dunes resident at gunpoint, along with the driver who helped them get away. The robbery was reported at a residence in the 43000 block of Culebra Lane in Bermuda Dunes around 3:20 p.m. Thursday, sheriff’s Sgt. Steve DaSilva said. “The victim

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Coachella interchange reopens after 13 months

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held today for the State Route 86/Airport Boulevard Interchange, which is tentatively scheduled open to traffic on May 11. Construction began in April 2011 on the $6.1 million, state-funded structure, which replaced a ground-level intersection with an interchange carrying Airport Boulevard traffic over SR 86. The project added three 12-foot-wide lanes,

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