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Firebirds dominate Stars 5-1

The Coachella Valley Firebirds defeated the Texas Stars 5-1 at H-E-B Center at Cedar Park. Coming off an overtime loss to the Stars in game one of their two game series, the Firebirds used the loss as motivation. The Firebirds netted five goals by Max McCormick, John Hayden, and Kole Lind. Along with that Ales

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Primary Election Ballot lists Christina Pascucci as ‘No Ballot Designation’

Team ‘Christina Pascucci for Senate’ is responding to an error on the upcoming March ballot. The ballot lists Pascucci as a “no ballot designation” instead of a ‘local television journalist’. Team Pascucci says ballot designation can have a significant impact on a campaign, influencing a voter’s perception of a candidate. Pascucci who previously worked in TV news in LA and here

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Cathedral City City Council takes a hard look at its 5 year strategic plan at the Doubletree by Hilton

Cathedral City City Council is reviewing its five-year strategic plan at the Doubletree by Hilton. The meeting lasted seven hours, giving public works time to discuss the status of its projects. The council hosts this meeting once a year. Residents sat with officials as they discussed delays, successes, and plans. “I hear some detailing of what

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Organización: Visión y Compromiso celebrará graduación de programa “Cultivando Nuestro Liderazgo” 

“Cultivando Nuestro Liderazgo” es un programa que capacita a lideres de la comunidad y es gracias a la coordinación de la organización, Visión y Compromiso. El sábado, celebran la dedicación de 32 promotoras y líderes comunitarios del Valle de Coachella y alrededores, quienes cubrieron 74 horas de capacitación en desarrollo del liderazgo personal hacia el

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Coachella Valley remembering holocaust victims ahead of International Remembrance Day

Saturday, Jan. 27, is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. On Friday, hundreds in the Jewish community and their allies gathered at Palm Desert Civic Center Park to honor Holocaust victims. The community prayed, sang worship songs, and highlighted the horrors of the Holocaust. Six million Jews and millions of other Nazism victims lost their lives. Palm

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The Gardens on El Paseo and Agua Caliente Casinos host 26th Annual Charitable Concert Series

The Gardens on El Paseo and the Agua Caliente Casinos are bringing live music to the popular shopping center. Weeks worth of entertainment is scheduled everyday Saturday night until March 9 starting at 4:30 p.m. at the garden’s center lawn. The charitable concert series is featuring special tribute bands covering fan favorites like the Rolling Stones, Tina

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City Council gets a look at new progress on College of the Desert Palm Springs campus

The Palm Springs City Council received an update Thursday night on the status of the long-awaited College of the Desert campus in Palm Springs. Interim Superintendent/President Laura Hope and Director of Education Center – West Valley Dr. Scott Adkins led a presentation, which featured the most updated construction renderings of the campus that is set

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I-Team: Hazardous Haze poses threat to Coachella Valley’s health and economy

Coachella Valley air quality has diminished dramatically since the end of August due to the impacts of Tropical Storm Hilary. Local experts now say they are worried about the valley’s wind-borne dust problem, which has intensified since the storm, and whether this could become a permanent hazard to our health and local economy. Riverside County Supervisor Manuel Perez

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