Nov 11, 2007 | Modesto Bee
City saluting veterans with celebrations
“Civilians should place their (right) hand over their heart.”
Modesto will lead the valley and foothills with two Veterans Day celebrations this weekend plus a dinner Sunday night honoring American Legion Post 74's Citizens of the Year. via Modesto Bee
Cattle Call finale this weekend
Going into the final weekend of Cattle Call with be the Blue Grass Festival Friday night at the Kiosk in Downtown Brawley. via Kxo Radio
Registrar predicts good voter turnout
Registrar of voters Dolores Provincio said Tuesday morning she was being optimistic, and hopeful the City Council Races will bring out the voters. via Kxo Radio
Officials say the chase began in the 400 block of West Main in Brawley when Officer Rotner spotted an S U V wanted in Chino. via Kxo Radio
Brawley man admits taking part in his wife's murder
The discovery was made at close to 11:30 Saturday night. The woman apparently had been stabbed several times. via Kxo Radio
Tragic collission near Salton City
The California Highway Patrol says the tragedy occurred at around 8:20 Sunday morning. via Kxo Radio
Kidnap suspect caught in El Centro after leading police on chase
A man suspected of kidnapping a 17-year-old girl near her family's restaurant was arrested Sunday after leading police on a high-speed chase with the teenager riding in a vehicle as his passenger, police said. via Press-Enterprise
The Carnival will feature games, food, music and a pumpkin patch. In Brawley, the Parent Teacher Associations for Phil Swing and Oakley Schools will be hosting their Halloween Carnival Saturday from 5:00 to ... via Kxo Radio
Brawley and Calexico will be asked for tax increases November 6
Not this year. The Political season is next, then the holiday season. For most, the political season actually got underway this week for the November 6 elections. via Kxo Radio
2 blazes are still raging in the mountains
“People have worked hard and saved all their money for years, and in one hour to the next, their homes are destroyed.”
While thousands of neighbors fled the burning mountains around him, Scott Garrett ignored a mandatory evacuation order to try to save his 6,000-square-foot home on a hillside west of Lake Arrowhead. via Los Angeles Times
California:Wildfires destroying homes in mountains
“For the first time ever, I feared for my house and my life.”
Fires burned out of control near this resort town in the San Bernardino Mountains yesterday, incinerating hundreds of homes as officials in neighboring Los Angeles and Orange counties struggled with massive ... via San Diego Union-Tribune
Yuma Fire Department personnel busy with California blaze
“We're all thinking about them and keeping them in our prayers.”
The four Yuma Fire Department personnel deployed with the Imperial Valley Strike Team to fight wildfires in California on Monday were able to make contact with YFD Tuesday afternoon. via Yuma Sun
The Imperial County Emergency operations center has announced several locations where items can be taken for delivery to victims and displaced families in San Diego. via Kxo Radio
Brawley - CHP Investigates Fatal Accident
A traffic accident Tuesday afternoon claimed one life. The accident occurred at Highway 111 and Rutherford Road at about 3:38 Tuesday afternoon. via Kxo Radio
Yuma firefighters sent to help with wildfires
“It's possible they could be deployed, but we'll see.”
Yuma firefighters prepare to leave for Southern California. The Yuma Fire Department sent an engine and four firefighters to California Monday to help protect structures in the vicinity of wildfires, while two ... via Yuma Sun
Brawley man arrested for DUI on a bike
A passing motorist apparently struck Kalinowski, knocking him and his bike down. via Kxo Radio
Brawley man arrested for DUI on a bike
A passing motorist apparently struck Kalinowski, knocking him and his bike down. via Kxo Radio
Another Brawley School locked down Friday
The day after three schools in Brawley were locked down, a fourth went thought the same procedure for the same reason. via Kxo Radio
“I hope that with the Canadian dollar where it is, we will find a lot more of our northwestern tourists venturing down for longer stays”
I t's an ill wind that blows no one any good, so will the weak dollar help San Diego? For example, the Canadian dollar, which as recently as early 2002 was worth 62 cents, is now at parity with our dollar. via San Diego Reader
And the plaque goes...to the McConnell's
The annual event was held in the Stockman's Club in Brawley Thursday night. The annual dinner is a formal affair, that allows the Ag community and local dignitaries mingle. via Kxo Radio