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CV Repertory recognizes Suicide Prevention Month with ‘OPHELIA LIVES!’

The Coachella Valley Repertory, CVRep, is honoring Suicide Prevention Month with their rendition of ‘OPHELIA LIVES!’  ‘OPHELIA LIVES!’ , written by Gillette Elvgren, follows the lives of teens in a highschool drama class rehearsing Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The cast delves into difficult topics like self-harm and suicidal ideation when a note written by a student considering

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College of Desert community listening sessions continue in Coachella and Palm Springs

Community members are invited to attend College of the Desert’s listening sessions this week.  The listening sessions were introduced by Laura Hope, who has been serving as interim President and Superintendent of College of the Desert since July 1.   Hope says the sessions are the college’s way of getting the community’s input on important issues

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High school football: DHS, LQ, & CV get big wins as strange start to season continues

FRIDAY 8/25 Jurupa Valley – 8@Desert Hot Springs – 34FLa Quinta – 56@Heritage – 14FPalm Desert – 0@Central – 27FXavier Prep – 28@La Salle – 6FCoachella Valley – 41@Palo Verde Valley – 21FIndio – 13@Hemet – 38FAliso Niguel@Rancho MirageCanceledPalm Springs@MonroviaCanceled THURSDAY 8/24 Shadow Hills loses at Norte Vista 49-6Yucca Valley loses at Rancho Christian 40-19Desert

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Congressman Raul Ruiz takes aerial tour of storm damage across the valley

Congressman Raul Ruiz took a valley-wide aerial tour to assess the aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary. California Highway Patrol conducted the tour over heavily-affected areas like the I-10 and Bob Hope, Desert Hot Springs, Indio, Coachella, Mecca, Desert Shores, and Salton City. Congressman Ruiz said the damage was, “…worse than he anticipated.” “Clearly, our infrastructure

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Tri-Palm community clean up continues

Residents at the Tri-Palms Estates and Country Club are still cleaning up the aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary. Neighbors are removing the thick mud with shovels, brooms, buckets and wheelbarrows. Jimmy Taylor, a 30-year resident of Tri-Palm, is determined to cleanup his driveway although it is a hassle. “I’m going to be 79 and I

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Tri Palms Estates community flooded

The Tri Palms Estates and Country Club in Thousand Palms is flooded with water following Hurricane Hilary. For the latest updates on from the First Alert Weather Team Hurricane Hilary, click here. Many Tri Palms residents are now stranded as roads leading out of the community are submerged in deep flood waters. News Channel 3’s

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