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Landers Elementary to remain open as the district and community look to keep enrollment numbers up (opens the original)
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The Morongo Unified School District has stepped back from a proposal that could have closed Landers Elementary School and consolidated its students with Yucca Mesa Elementary. At the September 22 community meeting, Superintendent Dr. Patricio Vargas told parents, teachers, and residents that the district had heard their concerns. “We know students are learning at this point. We know students are thriving at Landers, and we want to continue that. So we, the district, would like to recommend to th
Make some hay for horse rescues with a "Joey's Home Sundae" at Mojave Freeze 9/14 - 9/28 (opens the original)
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For Joey’s Home, rescuing an animal can begin with something as simple as letting people know there is somewhere to turn. Tanya Burns, a committed volunteer who handles operations and finance for the nonprofit, says people sometimes find themselves unable to feed or care for a horse or donkey they love. Surrendering that animal can be an emotional decision. “Our message is just to inform the community that Joey’s Home is here and is a place where you can retire your horse if you can’t take care
Get Lost Art Supply holding opening celebration all day Friday in Twentynine Palms (opens the original)
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Esther Pearl Watson has wanted to open an art supply store for years. She taught art for twenty years, is now a full-time painter, and is one of the people behind Hey There Projects in Joshua Tree. She kept hearing from local artists looking for supplies they couldn’t easily find in the Morongo Basin. “Because of the art tours, there’s like hundreds of artists here, but no art supply store. And when I needed, like, titanium white, I would have to either order it online or go down the hill. And s
What are you paying for in your water bill? (opens the original)
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Water is one of the few things none of us can live without. Yet across the Morongo Basin, water bills vary, with some rising sharply while others remain relatively stable. Why can three neighboring public water districts charge such different rates when they’re providing essentially the same essential service? Reporter Hilary Sloane digs in… You are not simply paying for water. You are paying for the system that delivers safe, reliable drinking water every time you turn on the tap. That includes
Linda Sibio’s “Cracked Eggs” holding fundraiser at the Beatnik Lounge on Sunday (8/16) (opens the original)
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Joshua Tree artist Linda Sibio has spent decades turning her experience with mental illness into art and creating opportunities for other artists to find their creative voices. Now, her life and work are the subject of a new documentary, as the local program she created works to secure its future. Reporter Hilary Sloane has the story… Linda Sibio is an artist, performer, and teacher, and the founder of Bezerk Productions. She is also the creator of Cracked Eggs, an arts program for people living
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