Robert Haydon
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Joshua Tree's groundwater holds some answers to septic-to-sewer questions; county says the rest need more study (opens the original)
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If you have heard rumblings of a possible sewer system in Joshua Tree but you aren’t exactly sure what is going on with it, you are not alone. In December of last year, San Bernardino County set aside $6.3 million dollars to explore the feasibility of a sewer system in the unincorporated village, which would also presumably answer whether a sewer system was needed… or desired. Currently all of Joshua Basin Water District’s customers are on a septic system, which relies on the natural process of
Joshua Basin Water District Board fill vacant seat and name new Vice President (opens the original)
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After board member and Vice President Thomas Short resigned from the Joshua Basin Water District Board of Directors on August 6th, it left the remaining board members with the task of temporarily filling his District 1 seat as well as appointing a new Vice President. The four remaining members of the board did just that at Wednesday night’s meeting. General counsel Jeff Hoskinson opened the action with some clarification on what the board could actually do to fill the seat, which had a deadline
Rodeo ordinance consideration removed from future Yucca Valley Town Council agendas (opens the original)
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First up, San Bernardino County Assistant Fire Chief Bill Villarino gave a brief presentation where he reported that they have just put a new fire engine into service – Medic Engine 41, joining Engine 42 that was put into service last year. He also says an order was also placed for a new Brush Engine which is used in off-road responses and wildland firefighting. Those vehicles will be stationed at Yucca Valley Fire Station 41 which is on track for a new building along with the repurposing of the
Joshua Basin Water District board expected to fill vacant seat at Wednesday meeting (9/16) (opens the original)
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Former Board Vice President Thomas Short resigned after Joshua Basin Water District’s August 5th meeting, during which he proposed and ultimately pulled a censure of Board President Stacy Doolittle from the agenda. During that meeting’s public comment period, residents accused members of the board of background conversations and county collusion over the proposed censure, which was never formally brought to the public. At the September 2nd JBWD Board meeting, Director Jane Jarlsberg expressed a
Miss Yucca Valley pageant now accepting applications (opens the original)
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The Miss Yucca Valley pageant includes a significant college scholarship along with an opportunity to be involved in a number of community events happening across the Town. The pageant is a participation and speech contest where each contestant interviews a prominent business woman in the hi-desert and delivers a presentation about that person as part of the pageant. The current Miss Yucca Valley, Sophia Abbott, told Z107.7’s Hilary Sloane that the experience challenged her in unexpected ways. “
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