DHS is smart to seek new solutions to gangs
Nobody expected Operation Falling Sun to eradicate gangs from Desert Hot Springs.
- Feb. 21, 2012
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Nobody expected Operation Falling Sun to eradicate gangs from Desert Hot Springs.
In 2005, as a result of a court order, Terry Schiavo died after her feeding tube was pulled. For those with faded memories, this is the young woman who, after adopting an ice tea diet, remained in a vegetative state as a result of a severe potassium deficiency. Terry's omission of a written advanced directive was a lesson on how to die peacefully without a 15-year legal battle.
My writer friend Alan just moved to Palm Springs in December. The other morning he got up early and looked out at the mountains. He said they were bathed in a beautiful red hue and he was overwhelmed by their beauty.
Last weekend, I was surprised to meet surging presidential candidate Rick Santorum when my only goal, as a lifelong Dodgers fan, was to meet Vin Scully.
Jeff Britton was a longtime cultural reporter and columnist for The Desert Sun. I am a former producer and reporter for “60 Minutes,” now retired and living part-time in Palm Springs. This is where Jeff and I met.
I am thrilled to be one of the performers in the upcoming “One Enchanted Evening V,” a Broadway-style performance to benefit College of the Desert's Early Childhood Education Program, and honored to be singing the show's finale.
When the federal government recently approved California's plan to cut back its health care safety net, they offered a tiny recognition that the cuts would have severe consequences: The feds told state officials to put in place a system to track the impact of the cuts.
A look inside local emergency rooms reveals hundreds of people overdosing on prescription painkillers each year. Although no organization or individual can single-handedly reverse a trend that drives nearly 1.5 million Californians to misuse prescription drugs each year, this city can be a model for developing collaborative solutions.
To me, this quote by Robert Tizon sums up my feelings about what Saint Valentine's Day is all about. It is not only about the emotions of the heart, but also about the physical well-being of the heart, since without a healthy heart, one risks the possibility of not being able to love at all.
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