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J. Robbins, frontman of post-hardcore band Jawbox, plays free show at Up on the Sun Records in Yucca Valley Tuesday (9/29) (opens the original)
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Playing in notable punk rock bands like Government Issue in the 80s, Jawbox in the 90s, then Burning Airlines in the early 2000s, J. Robbins career has gone from off the map all-ages punk venues to unlikely major label darlings on MTV, when Jawbox’s single ‘Savory” could be found on regular rotation on Alternative Nation. Yet with all his travels’ peaks and valleys, Robbins says Tuesday’s in-store appearance at Up on the Sun Records will be his first time ever coming to the Joshua Tree area. He’
A look back the Morongo Valley Pet Mayor Election brings us to the present with a challenging new candidate (opens the original)
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Formerly known as the Morongo Valley Dog Mayor Election when it was open only to canines, the annual mayoral race began in 2022, when All American Fuel and Food’s local favorite shopdog Roxy would win her first election. Former Morongo Valley Fire Chief James Brakebill swore Roxy into office and deputized her opponents, setting a standard for years to follow. Though some standards would be broken the following year in 2023, when local goat owners spoke up and demanded the race be extended to the
Celebrate National Public Lands Day at Big Morongo Canyon Preserve this Saturday (9/26) (opens the original)
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In partnership with the National Park Service and the National Environmental Education Foundation, National Public Lands Day takes place on the fourth Saturday of September and has consistently been the nation’s largest single day volunteer effort. This year’s theme is “Caring for Our Shared America,” where hundreds of thousands of volunteers will roll up their sleeves to help preserve public lands together through shared projects. You can approach the holiday with the Big Morongo Canyon Preserv
Yucca Valley Planning Commission updates Outdoor Lighting Ordinance to include shielding of string lights (opens the original)
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The Yucca Valley Community Center’s Yucca Room felt slightly more formal last night, with two tables filled with literature from the International Dark Sky Association and a four-panel info stand that addressed Wildlife, Our Stars, Public Health, Energy, and Money at risk with our compromised dark skies. The information was provided by Dark Skies Advocate Diane Hartl, who was the first member of the public to comment: “My mission statement is to unite the Morongo Basin in protecting and restorin
Joshua Tree’s 2nd Saturday Art Walk features heavy rockers Stone Levitation with sign language interpreter to support art from the deaf (opens the original)
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At the Art Queen stage there will be live music starting with Dead in the Desert from 6:45–7:30 p.m. drawing inspiration from the Grateful Dead and other classic rock covers as well as their own original material. Closing out the night is Madame Harlequin + The Feel-Abouts at 8:15, and between both bands at 7:30 p.m., Stone Levitation brings its “deep space heavy riff rock” to an outdoor performance in front of La Matadora Gallery, who are presenting the opening of their Deaf Art show from 6:00-
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