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EMT shares experience on the frontlines and what we can do to help them
Updated article: January 6, 2021 Health officials in Los Angeles County are looking to clear up some details from a memo sent Monday to ambulance crews. It said EMTs should not bring patients to hospitals if they have virtually no chance to survive. Here is a statement from Cathy Chidester, director of the LA County
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How to ring in the new year safely from home
Today is the last day of 2020 and though most of us are more than ready to put the past behind us and ring in the new year, health officials said we really need to carry our best pandemic practices into 2021. Carry the 3 W’s into 2021: Wash your hands frequentlyWear a maskWait six
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January Coachella Valley Spotlight recipient: Cathedral City Senior Center
January’s Coachella Valley Spotlight Recipient is the Cathedral City Senior Center. The Cathedral City Senior Center is a nonprofit that helps improve the quality of life for seniors 50+ living in Cathedral City and surrounding communities. Their purpose is to assist all seniors from those who are active to those who are home-bound. They do this
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With holiday traditions canceled, many families visit Candy Cane Lane on Christmas night
With traditional Christmas parties and events canceled this year, many valley families decided to visit Candy Cane Lane in Cathedral City on Christmas night. “Going down Candy Cane Lane, it just makes me so happy because everything is different. So actually getting to see lights and hanging out with family, it’s just the best part
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Ways to be a ‘Valley Elf’ and help out your community this Christmas season
It’s the season of giving and now that we’re just two days away from Christmas there’s still plenty of opportunities for us to give back to our community. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay explains some of the ways we can be “valley elves.” “If you’re more fortunate than other people try to give back to
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Palm Canyon Theatre presents a virtual holiday concert fundraiser
Streaming starts today and goes until December 24 tickets available at Palmcanyontheatre.org
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Palm Springs business owners supporting each other with holiday purchases for employees
A few customers browsed the goods at Crystal Fantasy in Palm Springs. Owner Joy Meredith however says she’s especially appreciative of other local business owners also shopping at her place. “It really makes you want to have a business in Palm Springs,” said Meredith. As part of an effort that Meredith says has “pretty much
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Palm Springs Gay Men’s Chorus seeks donations for toy and gift drive this Saturday
“Chorus Cares Kid’s Holiday Gift & Toy Drive” to benefit Martha’s Village & Kitchen. Saturday, December 19, 8:00a.m. – 12-Noon Drop off in person at the Palm Springs Gay Men’s Chorus booth at the Certified Farmers Market, Palm Springs Cultural Center, 2300 East Baristo Road, Palm Springs.
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California legislators considering $2.6 billion relief package for small businesses and employees
Music played in the kitchen, while out front, the restaurant owner folded pizza boxes Wishing he was folding a lot more, because business is way down, Jack Srebnik says state relief would help him keep the doors open at 3 restaurants he owns. “We’re trying to stay open for our employees, for our customers. This
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FIND Food Bank helps bridge the meal-gap in rural areas like the hi-desert
FIND Food Bank, the desert’s regional food bank is helping bridge the meal gap in rural areas like the hi-desert. News Channel 3’s Caitlin Thropay followed FIND Food Bank to their distribution site in Joshua Tree and explains why this site is so important to hundreds of families in need of food assistance. “Thank God
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Imaginative first grade teacher selected as November ‘One Class At A Time’ winner
For her innovation and energy, this November winner of the “One Class At a Time” award is Anna Moyer, a first grade teacher from Benjamin Franklin Elementary School. Moyer was nominated by one of her students, Jace, and his mother. “It was such an honor and a surprise when I received the email that one
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Christine Michele and James Owen talk about a drive-in production of West Side Story
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