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Congratulations, Johnny Costa’s!

I want to start by saying congratulations to Johnny Costa’s Ristorante, which is celebrating 50 years in business!

This restaurant has been a staple in the Coachella Valley and a favorite of luminaries such as Frank Sinatra—and my parents!

If you’re unfamiliar somehow, Johnny Costa’s is located 440 S. P...


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On this week’s Independent comics page, which the president is trying to make the 51st state: The K Chronicles gets ready to spend his $5,000 Trump payment; the president has an AI failure; Jen Sorensen returns to traditional hierarchies; and This Modern World enjoys (?) a MAGA podcast.


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After 20 years of serving the Coachella Valley, Health Assessment and Research for Communities, aka HARC, will close at the end of the year due to a lack of funding.

The nonprofit specializes in health research and has published seven triennial local studies, called the Coachella Valley Community Health Survey, regarding health-care use, food insecurity and other c...


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Bea Arthur had a specific dream as a child: “My dream was to become a very small blonde movie star like Ida Lupino and those other women I saw up there on the screen during the Depression.”

Of course, Arthur went on to become a star, winning a Tony Award for Mame on Broadway, and winning Emmy Awards for her iconic roles on Maude and The Golden...


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You may have heard of Cactus to Clouds, perhaps the most challenging yet rewarding hike, not just locally—but in the entire United States, starting at the Palm Springs Art Museum and concluding 10,300 feet higher at San Jacinto Peak.

It’s less likely that you’ve heard of the CactusToCloud Institute, a local nonprofit formed in 2021 as a project by four friends—cert...


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