Posts Tagged as "Eastern Coachella Valley"

Autism a Challenge for Coachella Family

July 12, 2013 / By
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    KARLA MARTINEZ/Coachella Uninc   It was not too long ago that I had no idea what the word “autism” meant.

Creative Ideas for Free Summer Fun

June 27, 2013 / By
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FATIMA RAMIREZ/Coachella Unincorporated   EASTERN COACHELLA VALLEY – With summer underway, teenagers everywhere are out of school and asking the age-old question, “What can I do during the hottest months in the year?”

Fight Summer Boredom in the ECV

June 10, 2013 / By
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    Coachella Unincorporated got together with community members at their most recent editorial meeting to discuss summer opportunities for young people in the Eastern Coachella Valley.

New Mecca Community Council Member Motivated by Family

May 29, 2013 / By
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                          JOHNNY FLORES, JR/Coachella Unincorporated   MECCA — Claudia Guevara was recently sworn in as a member of the Mecca Community Council, continuing her family’s tradition of making a difference in the unincorporated community they call home.

Teen Chef Battle Makes Healthy Eating Fun at CVHS

May 15, 2013 / By
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                                        JOHNNY FLORES JR/Coachella Unincorporated   COACHELLA – The chefs carefully placed a souvlaki pita and a southwest chicken sandwich in front of the three judges, next to their scorecards.

Health Reform Means Not Going to Mexicali for Care

May 13, 2013 / By
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                          ALEJANDRA ALARCON/Coachella Unincorporated   COACHELLA — Like a lot of other families living in the Eastern Coachella Valley, when one of our family members fell sick, it meant driving about a hundred miles across the border into Mexico, to the City of Mexicali, to get taken care of by a doctor.

Career Academies Baffle, Even as They Boost CVHS Grad Rates

May 10, 2013 / By
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                            Ed. Note: In 2011, California’s legislature passed AB 790, a statewide initiative aimed at addressing the growing number of high school graduates unprepared or under-prepared for either college or a career.