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Fairgrounds get new walkway
Staff WriterIMPERIAL — Soon pedestrians will walk on a newly paved walkway at the Imperial Valley Expo. When the long-awaited project is completed, there will be a new walkway from the front gate to the grandstands area, according to a press release from... -
Tenaska presents tax revenue milestone
Staff WriterWith the presentation of a ceremonial check, Tenaska Imperial Solar Energy Center South project announced it has generated $1 million in sales tax to the county. During the presentation, held during Tuesday’s Imperial County Board of Supervisors...Tags: Alternative Energy, Environmental Issues, Renewable Energy, Solar Energy, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
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Imperial Valley Expo parking lot to be paved; to cost about $300,000
Staff WriterThe parking lot at the Imperial Valley Expo is set to get a much-needed rehabilitation as the Imperial County Board of Supervisors awarded the project Tuesday. The project comes just two months before this year’s California Mid-Winter Fair &... -
Ryan Kelley tops supervisorial campaign contributions
Staff WriterRyan Kelley, supervisorial candidate for District 4, has gathered the most funds in campaign contributions compared to other supervisorial candidates, campaign finance reports show. Sam Couchman, who is running against Ryan Kelley, is second with $10,...Tags: Politics, Elections, Sempra Energy, University of California, San Diego, Waste Industries Incorporated
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Country Club Sewer District again in red numbers
Staff WriterThe yearly audit of the Country Club Sewer Maintenance District, which serves the former Barbara Worth’s Golf Resort and the surrounding community, is set to be accepted by the Imperial County Board of Supervisors today. “Every year we do it...Tags: Clubs and Associations
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Imperial Irrigation District audit shows 2009 project had problems
Staff WriterWith costs unexplained and work beginning before service agreements were in place, Imperial Irrigation District staff and board members hope that Rose Drain work from 2009 is an exception, rather than the rule. In the audit report approved at Tuesday&...Tags: Union Pacific Corporation, Politics, Elections, Annual and Special Corporate Meetings
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Third phase of Brawley Bypass ready to start in February
Imperial Valley Press StaffBrawley Bypass’ final work phase may start soon, after a construction meeting last week laid out state guidelines to the company completing the project. Granite Construction, based in Watsonville with an office in El Centro, announced early this...Tags: Contracts, Indio, Companies and Corporations, Building Material, Imperial County (California)
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Asignan millonario contrato para obra en Brawley
WATSONVILLE — El Departamento de Transporte de California asignó un contrato por 29.5 millones de dólares a la empresa Granite Construction, para ampliar a cuatro carriles un tramo de la Ruta Estatal 78, cerca de la Ciudad de Brawley. Este...Tags: Watsonville (Santa Cruz, California), Indio, California
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California employers bullish about hiring
Imperial Valley Press StaffDespite high unemployment figures of the past year, more than half of California employers expect to add new employees to payrolls this year, says a recent survey. “We’re confident recovery is on the way,” Sam Couchman, director of...Tags: Transportation, Employers, Employees, Employment Opportunities, Road Transportation
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Forward Thinkers: Susie Carrillo - The Modern Professional Woman
It is 2007 and the Imperial County Film Commission, a solid contributor to the area’s economic development and marketing efforts, is foundering. In the wake of the departure of its executive director, its board of directors dissolves amid the...Tags: Alternative Energy, Politics, Relay for Life, Elections, Sacramento
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Pechanga tribe buys land, ending Riverside County quarry dispute
L.A. NOWThrough seven years of disputes, a proposed rock quarry site in Riverside County has been called a job creator, an economy killer, an environmental disaster and even a creation site. The debate ended Thursday, when the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians...
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