IN THE SPOTLIGHT
On Oct. 25, Blythe residents from the western section of town mobilized to revamp and upgrade the neighborhood park as part of a grassroots “Clean-Up & Gathering” call to action.
On Oct. 20, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) reverted Riverside County from the red tier (“substantial”) back to the most restrictive (purple, “widespread”) tier in accordance with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “Blueprint for a Safer Economy” COVID-19 risk level guidelines.
On Sept. 8, Blythe Little League (BLL) President Troy Love reported some updates on the youth organization’s status to officials – one point of which underlined the ongoing impact of the homeless populace on public ballpark property.
As the impact of COVID-19 continues to be felt across the community, the Palo Verde College (PVC) Pirates basketball program is currently mapping out what hopes to be an upcoming sophomore season since having returned to the floor after a four-decade absence in 2019.
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- 'Heart of the West Side': Blythe locals revamp neighborhood park
- COVID-19: CA reverts Riverside County to purple tier, re-imposes restrictions
- PVUSD adjusts meal program, switch to 'bulk feeding': New food distribution model begins Oct. 28
- Area CDCR prisons' inmate, worker COVID-19 data update: First 'COVID-related' ISP inmate death reported, fifth CVSP
- Bonus Report: PVC ASG submits questions to 2020 Blythe City Council candidates
- Blythe PAL present drive-in movie night at Fairgrounds: Special event set for Oct. 30, $10 per vehicle
- PVC Pirates' Chest serve over 300 people, 96 student households: College food program's next date set for Nov. 20
- PVUSD: County purple tier COVID-19 status delays plans for in-person instruction return
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- West Blythe residents mobilize to revitalize neighborhood park: 'Clean Up & Gathering' scheduled for Oct. 25
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