The Halloween season isn’t complete without pumpkins, but how you dispose of those pumpkins is what has climate change advocates worried. Desert Compost is a community program made up of a group of volunteers that composts scraps of food. This Halloween it’s trying to spread awareness that you can help with climate change by composting
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As trick-or-treaters take to the street on Monday evening, it’s best to make sure you’re getting around town safely. For those who plan on trick-or-treating with their little ones here are some safety tips to follow when out and about. Use crosswalks, and traffic signals, and look all ways when crossing.Put electronic devices down, keep
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With Halloween being on Monday, several events are taking place around the Coachella Valley over the weekend in celebration. Here’s what’s happening around town. United Cerebral Palsy of the Inland Empire annual Halloween Drive-Up Event Friday, October 284 pm to 6 p at 70-017 Highway 111, Rancho MirageKids will receive themed gift bags. The Living
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The U.S. Health and Human Secretary Xavier Becerra visited the Coachella Valley Friday, touring local health centers including a Desert Hot Springs senior center and DAP Health in Palm Springs. Becerra began the day at Desert Hot Springs Senior Center alongside Congressman Dr. Raul Ruiz. They urged the valley’s elderly to get their Covid-19 boosters
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Desert Recreation District Community Services Coordinator Courtney Galvan discusses upcoming Halloween events and Dia De Los Muertos events. Dates and locations of events: Halloween Carnivals Indio Community Center Park October 29th Bagdouma Park October 26th Halloween Spooktacular Six events at various locations See myrecreationdistrict.com for details Trick-or-Treat ‘Roud the Trail – A Halloween Event Thousand
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The theme of this year’s annual Desert AIDS Walk event, hosted by DAP Health, is “Walk, Out Loud.” The theme “places its focus squarely on advocacy and on uniting the entire community in the fight for LGBTQ+ health equity,” organizers say. The walk will kick off at Ruth Hardy Park on Saturday, October 29, and bring
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home should work for you. It should be a place that matches your style, but more importantly serves your life and needs. When professional food photographer Anne Watson needed to upgrade her kitchen, she turned to PIRCH to help transform her old cramped space into a light, bright, open and functional home studio to suit her lifestyle.
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The One Class At A Time award recipient for the month of October is Jennifer Vogler, a special education teacher at Ronald Reagan Elementary School in Palm Desert. Vogler was nominated for the honor by Toni Grajiola, who works alongside Vogler as a Para Educator. Toni Grajiola, Para Educator at Ronald Reagan Elementary School Grajiola
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