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VICTORVILLE — The county will hold its second drive-through testing for the new coronavirus Thursday, April 2, at the fairgrounds at 14800 7th St. in Victorville. Read more
TWENTYNINE PALMS — Some Twentynine Palms High School student athletes have been finding unique ways of making certain they are keeping in shape during a break forced by the continuing coronavirus crisis.
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SAN BERNARDINO — The number of county residents who have tested positive for the new coronavirus continued to climb this week as the sheriff’s and fire departments both reported cases and a nursing home in Yucaipa suffered an outbreak. Read more
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TWENTYNINE PALMS — Resident enjoying the first stirrings of spring at Luckie Park Saturday morning, March 28, might have noticed some other stirrings there. Read more
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Why doesn’t the county health department let us know what communities have confirmed COVID-19 cases. They should do this as a courtesy to the residents of the county to keep us better informed on the extent of this emergency.
Our dear supreme leader, who some here think walks on water, has suggested that folks should fill the churches come Easter Sunday and then go back to work. So if there is a spike in virus cases will he then continue to blame Obama and us Dems? Of course we all know the answer to that.
I read with dismay and disappointment recent letters to the editor published in this community newspaper. I wish to inspire a change in the way we communicate publicly.
With the continuing coronavirus crisis taking up all the oxygen in the room and swallowing most of our lives whole, it may be easy to forget that other things are at least trying to proceed.
Everyday, normal activities aren’t so normal anymore these days. Running errands, visiting with friends and family, helping the kids with their homework — it’s all turned topsy-turvy as the COVID-19 crisis gets worse. One thing we’ve noticed is that as our world becomes more unfamiliar, we’r…
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TWENTYNINE PALMS — While school sports programs are put on hold because of the coronavirus crisis, one group of high school students is still able to take part in organized sports.
DESERT HOT SPRINGS — The Twentynine Palms High School boys tennis team traveled to Desert Hot Springs Wednesday, March 11, and came home with am 11-7 win over the Golden Eagles.
NEEDLES — Six Twentynine Palms park and recreation all star teams traveled to Needles this past weekend and took home honors from the annual youth basketball tournament March 7 and 8.
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Master Sergeant Theodore Roosevelt Lambert, a resident of Yucca Valley for 49 years, made his journey to meet his Lord and Savior on Feb. 28, 2020. He was 81 years old. Read more
Ronald E. Cone, a 46-year resident of California and a 20-year resident of Joshua Tree, died from Lou Gehrig’s Disease (ALS) at VA Hospice at Loma Linda on Feb. 11, 2020. He was 72 years old. Read more
Noble Evan Richardson, a 68-year resident of California and a 50-year resident of Twentynine Palms, died from advanced liver cancer at his home on March 4, 2020. He was 73 years old. Read more
William Ramirez, a 58-year resident of California and a 37-year resident of Yucca Valley, died from complications due to cancer at Desert Regional Medical Center on March 14, 2020. He was 57 years old. Read more
Mary Louise Firth, a 68-year resident of California and a 32-year resident of Yucca Valley, died Feb. 15, 2020 ,from complications from hip fracture at her assisted nursing facility. She was 92 years old. Read more
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