EL CENTRO — El Centro Regional Medical Center’s CEO Dr. Adolphe Edward, along with Dr. Christian Tomaszewski, addressed the community once again through Facebook Live Friday, July 9, to warn about the rise in COVID-19 cases and cases of the Delta variant due to lessened restrictions, more co… Read more
I became a Wiki editor a couple of weeks ago. Anyone can edit Wikipedia provided they follow the rules. One should not use primary sources. Instead, secondary sources are preferred. Translated, this means do not use sources that have not been widely read and reported for a long time and DO N… Read more
Colchicine had been a Godsend drug to millions of gout sufferers worldwide - until the FDA stepped in and restricted its use. Colchicine, derived from the flowering autumn crocus plant, has been used since 1500 BC to treat joint swelling with exceptional pain-relieving properties. Unfortunat… Read more
SAN YSIDRO — Brawley City Councilman and US Marine Corps Veteran Ramon Castro set off for a long walk — 1,954 miles — along the entire length of the US-Mexico border to bring awareness to non-citizen US Veterans being deported after their service. Read more
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BRAWLEY —Oberon Fuels has officially started commercial production of the first-ever renewable dimethyl ether (rDME) in the United States according to a press release on Thursday, June 10. Read more
WASHINGTON DC – Thomas J. Pyle, President of the American Energy Alliance, issued the following statement in a press release with respect to TC Energy’s announcement about the cancelation of the Keystone XL pipeline. Read more
The Indian Bar Association (IBA) sued WHO Chief Scientist Dr. Soumya Swaminathan on May 25, accusing her in a 71-point brief of causing the deaths of Indian citizens by misleading them about Ivermectin. Read more
A 97% decline in Delhi cases with Ivermectin is decisive - period. It represents the last word in an epic struggle to save lives and preserve human rights. This graph symbolizes the victory of reason over corruption, good over evil, and right over wrong. It is as significant as David’s victo… Read more
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Grateful for a daughter’s recovery from Covid-19 on early treatment with hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin April 2021 Read more
History is highlighted by turning points, moments of brilliance in the journey of humanity, episodes that changed civilization. These junctures often took place at times of great tragedy, during wars, famines, plagues, and revolution. Because at precisely those times, when the worst of human… Read more
EL CENTRO — Imperial Irrigation District Board President Jim Hanks issued the following statement regarding Michael Abatti's petition to the United States Supreme Court to overturn the Appellate Court’s decision concerning IID owning the rights to the water and the landowners and farmers hav… Read more
BRAWLEY — Self-starter takes on new meaning in Brawley Union High School senior Julitza Alvarez. Read more
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SACRAMENTO — California Assembly members James Gallagher (R-Yuba City) and Kevin Kiley (R-Rocklin) announced Monday, March 22, that an Appellate Court has scheduled oral argument in their lawsuit challenging Governor Gavin Newsom’s abuse of emergency powers during the COVID-19 State of Emergency. Read more
IMPERIAL COUNTY — Californians are continuing to leave the State for cheaper but not necessarily literal-greener pastures, according to U-Haul’s ranking of migration growth by 50 US states and Washington, D.C. Read more
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IMPERIAL — A draft ordinance presentation at a recent Imperial City Council meeting brought out some frustrations from some councilmembers regarding mandatory state regulations on recycling organics for local businesses and multi-family dwellings. Read more
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EL CENTRO — El Centro Regional Medical Center and the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced newer therapeutic treatments in a recent press conference aimed at helping high risk patients who have tested positive for COVID-19 at ECRMC. Read more
SACRAMENTO – Last week, Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins (D-San Diego) and Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Paramount) announced a one-week delay in the Legislature’s return to Sacramento to resume the Legislative Session, according to The Barbed Wire. Read more
IMPERIAL — On Wednesday, December 16, 2020, the 45th District Agriculture Association Board (Fair Board) unanimously voted to cancel the 2021 California Mid-Winter Fair due to uncertainty of future gathering restrictions caused by COVID-19. Read more
SACRAMENTO — Following Wednesday’s San Diego County Superior Court Judgement that suspends enforcement of COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants, a group of 16 lawmakers urged the California Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) to immediately cease all enforcement on restaurants that have continue… Read more
Neal Jack was born August 28, 1923, to Imperial Valley pioneers, Carol and Earl Jack. Neal was an agricultural industry icon, pioneering innovator in the Imperial Valley, and a leading force behind Jack Bros., a founding member of the premier voice of agriculture, Western Growers Association… Read more
Anyone who has ever listened to "Kiss an Angel Good Morning" knows who Charley Pride is. He was as American as "Burgers and Fries and Cherry Pies" and the darling of Nashville at a time when his picture was kept off albums because he was black. Regardless of his race, he became country music… Read more
SACRAMENTO – In its annual Fiscal Outlook released today, the Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) suggested the state’s upcoming 2021-22 State Budget could experience a $26 billion “windfall,” confirming recent reports that show state revenues eclipsing budget estimates. Read more
EL CENTRO — Dr. Brian Tyson — who practices family medicine at All Valley Urgent Care in El Centro — spoke about COVID-19 treatment results at the White Coat Summit 2 held on the steps of the Supreme Court of the United States of America last Saturday morning in Washington DC. Read more
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BRAWLEY — Dr. George Fareed — a family medicine physician with privileges at both Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District and El Centro Regional Medical Center — spoke to the Brawley Elementary School District Board of Trustees Tuesday evening, October 13, about COVID-19 and ways staff can fee… Read more
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EL CENTRO – Imperial Irrigation District Board President opened up Tuesday's, May 21, meeting with a statement concerning Assemblyman Chad Mayes' bill which proposed to add six seats, all filled with Riverside County residents, to the IID board. Read more
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EL CENTRO — Southwest High School baseball’s consistent success in recent years has stamped SHS as the premier baseball program in the County. Their numbers speak for themselves. The Eagles have claimed Imperial Valley League title rights for the past three seasons including various playoff … Read more
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BRAWLEY — Wildcat baseball sensation, Jeremiah De La Trinidad, signed his letter of intent to the University of Concordia in Irvine before friends, family, and coaches inside the BUHS campus boardroom Wednesday, July 21. Read more
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BRAWLEY — A night of camaraderie, cold drinks, and proactive competition was had at the Hidalgo Hall in Brawley when Seven Sixty Baggers hosted another installment of their summer series Cornhole Tournaments Thursday, July 8. Read more
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EL CENTRO — Central’s Joseph Hargave is another Peña-era Spartan who recently inked a commitment to play football out of state in Plymouth, Wisconsin for the Lakeland University Muskies Tuesday, July 6, at the Central Union High School (CUHS) gymnasium before family and friends. Read more
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EL CENTRO — Championship title bragging rights were on the line at Rio Bend Golf Resort in Seeley during the club’s Inaugural Summer Golf Tournament Saturday, July 3, where the team of Cesar Beltran, Kyle Korsten, Rusty Garcia, and Joshua Wise hoisted up the trophy belt after all was said and done. Read more
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EL CENTRO — The Spartan Alumni Association and Friends hosted a mixer and fundraiser Thursday, June 24, with hors d’oeuvres and refreshments at the Fraternal Order of Eagle Hall in El Centro for a project that will see the Central Union High School varsity locker rooms rebuilt. Read more
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BRAWLEY — Fresh off a trio of Arizona State competition wins, local rodeo wonder Ruby Robbins is saddling up once again for competition at the national level, this time at the National High School Finals Rodeo, touted as the World’s Largest Rodeo with approximately 1,500 contestants. Read more
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EL CENTRO — Spartan quarterback, Jordan Reed, committed to Montana State Thursday, June 10, to play football for the Bobcats and, at the same time, set the tone for local future student-athletes aspiring to play college football. Read more
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