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Month: October 2012

Local Students Learn the Ukulele

The ukulele is making headlines this week, as one of the world’s smallest orchestras heads out on a globe-trotting tour, performing at some of the world’s most prestigious music venues.Now, the desert will have its own group of young up and coming ukulele players.Sixteen fourth and fifth graders at James Madison Elementary, in Indio are

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Bilingual poll workers needed

Riverside County is recruiting bilingual poll workers for the November 6 presidential election.Bilingual poll workers are needed at voting locations throughout Riverside County for the general election. As the county’s Latino population grows, so does the demand for bilingual assistance at the polls. Poll workers must attend a special two-and-a-half hour training class to familiarize

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Bighorn is behind a miracle

“My favorite thing about golf is the challenge, and the group of women I’ve met playing golf, great people,” Bighorn member Pat Harris said. Two years ago, Pat Harris met another challenge — off the course. “I went in just as I always do, had a mammogram, and they saw something that looked suspicious. I

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Cathedral City and Desert Hot Springs stand up against crime

Two Coachella Valley cities are participating in the National Night Out crime and drug prevention event today.In Cathedral City and Desert Hot Springs, there will be public safety vehicle displays, information about crime prevention, free food and activities for children, among other things.Residents are encouraged to participate in activities to strengthen ties between the community

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Brush fire contained

A brush fire in Banning is now contained. Full control is estimated for 8:00 a.m. Tuesday morning. The fire started around 6:00 p.m. Saturday night near Old Banning Idyllwild Road and Shirleon Drive. The fire has burned more than 360 acres. 4 firefighters, 3 of them inmate firefighters, have suffered minor injuries. One outbuilding and

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Rollover Crash on I-10

The California Highway Patrol is working a rollover crash on Interstate 10 near Bob Hope Drive. Traffic is backed-up on the eastbound side of the freeway as of 9:30 p.m. Monday night. There’s no word yet on the extent of any injuries. News Channel 3 will keep you updated with new information as we get

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Attack-Ad Fact-Check

We are counting down to election day and with only 36 days left, the T.V. ad war is in full swing especially, as the race for the 36th Congressional district heats up. Congresswoman Mary Bono-Mack, her democratic challenger, Dr. Raul Ruiz and third party political action committees are buying up T.V. time. Last week we

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