BIGHORN DESERT VIEW WATER AGENCY MET LAST NIGHTS
The Bighorn Desert View Water Agency met in a busy regular session last night. Reporter Mike Lipsitz was there and tells us what actions the board took… The Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency Board of Directors will hold the regular monthly…
LOCAL JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY MEETS TOMORROW
The John Birch Society has a local chapter in the Morongo Basin that meets at 7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of the month. At its April 25 meeting, the local John Birch Society chapter will continue the discussion on opposition to the United…
TEAL FLAMINGOS SEEN ROOSTING IN THE MORONGO BASIN
Since the beginning of April, teal-colored flamingos have been appearing in yards of Morongo Basin residents. The flamingos are a fundraiser sponsored by the Morongo Basin Sexual Assault Services, a non-profit organization that provides support…
TWENTYNINE PALMS HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS FOR TODAY RESCHEDULED
The Twentynine Palms High School Wildcats Boys Tennis Team Matches against Shadow Hills High School today, April 24, at Shadow Hills is re-scheduled for Monday April 29.
TWENTYNINE PALMS HIGH SCHOOL GOLF PLAYS TOMORROW
Coming up in high school sports tomorrow, the Twentynine Palms High School Wildcat golf team will travel away to Indio to play the Knights of Shadow Hills High School. Tee-off is at 2:45.
TWENTYNINE PALMS CITY COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
The agenda of the Twentynine Palms City Council meeting tonight has a full agenda. Reporter Dan Stork lists the items… The Twentynine Palms City Council meeting on April 23 has three items on its agenda for the closed session that starts at 5…
FAMILY OF MAN HURT IN OHV CRASH RAISING FUNDS
The family of a Yucca Valley man who was severely injured in an off-vehicle crash in March is raising funds to help with their expenses. Jason Humenik, 35, was thrown from a sand rail in the Sunfair Dry Lake bed in Joshua Tree March 22 and…
YUCCA VALLEY PLANNING COMMISSION TO REORGANIZE TONIGHT
The Yucca Valley Planning Commission will reorganize tonight before moving on the other business. Managing Editor Tami Roleff has more… The four members of the Yucca Valley Planning Commission will name a new chair and vice chair of the…
MARINE CORPS LEADS CASES OF SEXUAL ABUSE OF FEMALE MEMBERS
A Pentagon health survey released yesterday says about one out of five military women say they were victims of unwanted sexual contact by another service members since joining the military. The highest rate of sexual abuse was in the Marine…
TWO BLOOD DRIVES TOMORROW
Desert Blood Services will conduct two community blood drives tomorrow. Blood donations will be taken at the Hi-Desert Medical Center in Joshua Tree from 10 to 2, and at Vons in Yucca Valley, from 2 to 5 p.m. Donors will receive incentives. All…
AUDITIONS FOR THEATRE 29 CHILDREN’S SHOW SET FOR MAY 6
Mark the date: May 6 will be auditions for this year's Theatre 29 Summer Youth Theater production. Special Correspondent Las Taylor has details on the show… With "Ragtime" set to open May 3 at Theatre 29, auditions for the next…
COUNTY PROPERTY VALUES RAISING, SO ARE TAXES
San Bernardino County is beginning to see a slight recovery in property values, Assessor Dennis Draeger said yesterday. Since 2008, the assessor's office has approved 200,000 reductions in assessed property values – lowering the tax…
JOSHUA TREE CLEAN TEAM OUT TOMORROW MORNING
The last time the Joshua Tree Clean Team met, they collected over two hundred thirty four pounds of trash. The Clean Team figures it picks up more than three and a half tons of trash a year! After restoring the desert's beauty for an hour,…
A BUSY MEETING FOR THE BIGHORN-DESERT VIEW WATER AGENCY BOARD TONIGHT
The Bighorn Desert View Water Agency meets in regular session tonight. A full agenda sees changes to agency law, bad debt write-offs and repairs. Reporter Mike Lipsitz checks the agenda… The Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency Board of Directors…
ROTARY CLUB SPONSORS E-WASTE COLLECTION IN TWENTYNINE PALMS
The Twentynine Palms Rotary Club is having an E-Waste fundraising event this Saturday, from 10 to 1 at the Community Center in Luckie Park. The Rotary Club will collect electronic waste products, such as TVs, monitors, computers and computer…
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