The following is my response to Mike Abatti’s recent op-ed in this newspaper regarding the contempt-of-court brought against Imperial Irrigation District. My intentions are not to refute all of his statements but to provide the public with an honest record of the facts.
It wasn’t too long ago, 2003, the IID Board of Directors agreed to transfer 500,000 acre-feet of the Valley’s water to Southern California water interests and the Coachella Valley under the Quantification Settlement Agreement or more simply the QSA. Some would argue it was not so much of an …
A short time after my filly was born, halter training was started. As a 9-year-old, I was pleased with the results from utilizing patience and gent…
Several weeks ago, in advance of the Colorado River Water Users Association annual meeting in Las Vegas, the Imperial Irrigation District Board of …
My car is in Mexico.
I want to respond to Devon Apodaca’s pit bull promotion of Oct. 21.
November 2019 is National Adoption Month. It is a time to bring awareness to the nearly 63,100 children in our country who are adopted every year f…
This week, the Imperial Irrigation District celebrated the joining of forces with Citizens Energy Corp. to help provide clean, locally generated re…
Donors from the Imperial Valley are helping Burning Bush International have a huge positive impact on thousands of villagers in Eastern Uganda. The…
Charitable nonprofit organizations are meant to further a social cause or advocate a point of view, not profits.
Upon reading the excellent article by Ron Griffin in the “My View” section of the Imperial Valley Press (May 10), I was so taken with his memories …
There is no doubt that, in recent years, migration has become one of the most politicized issues not only in the United States but in the whole wor…
Imperial County Residents vigorously hoped to seize the president’s attention as he arrived to inspect a reconstructed border fence on April 5. Tem…
The Salton Sea was created in 1905 before there were any dams constructed on the wild Colorado River. A poorly engineered water control gate was br…
April 1 through 6 is National Public Health Week — a time to acknowledge the benefits of our public health efforts.
