
Michael Maresh
Reporter at Pinal Central
I am the Imperial County California and irrigation district reporter for the Imperial Valley Press in Southeast California.
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Oct 24, 2024 |
ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
CALEXICO — Después de 16 órdenes de cambio, el Ayuntamiento de Calexico finalmente dio un paso más hacia la finalización de las mejoras necesarias para la Estación de Bomberos N.º 2 de Calexico. El Ayuntamiento autorizó al administrador interino de la ciudad, Juan Contreras, a firmar las órdenes de cambio 15 y 16 con A & N Quality Builders por casi $25,000 para las renovaciones de la Estación de Bomberos N.º 2 de Calexico.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
CALEXICO — After 16 change orders, the Calexico City Council Tuesday finally moved one step closer to completing the necessary improvements for Calexico Fire Station No. 2. The council authorized Interim City Manager Juan Contreras to sign change orders 15 and 16 with A & N Quality Builders for almost $25,000 for renovations to Calexico Fire Station No. 2. The council also adopted an amendment resolution for $35,126 for the fire station.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Elections Department is urging residents to vote early for the November election. Imperial County Registrar of Voters Linsey Dale at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting said so far 7,000 ballots have been received and processed. kAm“(6 2C6 <66A:?8 FA H:E9 E96 7=@H 2?5 :? 2?5 @FE[” D96 D2:5]k^AmkAm$96 2=D@ FD65 2 4@?46C? 7C@> 2? t= r6?EC@ C6D:56?E :?
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Oct 23, 2024 |
ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Elections Department is urging residents to vote early for the November election. Imperial County Registrar of Voters Linsey Dale at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting said so far 7,000 ballots have been received and processed. kAm“(6 2C6 <66A:?8 FA H:E9 E96 7=@H 2?5 :? 2?5 @FE[” D96 D2:5]k^AmkAm$96 2=D@ FD65 2 4@?46C? 7C@> 2? t= r6?EC@ C6D:56?E :?
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Oct 22, 2024 |
ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Elections Department is urging residents to vote early for the November election. Imperial County Registrar of Voters Linsey Dale at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting said so far 7,000 ballots have been received and processed. kAm“(6 2C6 <66A:?8 FA H:E9 E96 7=@H 2?5 :? 2?5 @FE[” D96 D2:5]k^AmkAm$96 2=D@ FD65 2 4@?46C? 7C@> 2? t= r6?EC@ C6D:56?E :?
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Lawnmowers man Jerry Laza was given until March 31 to clean his property. Judge Dwight Phifer told Laza Thursday morning that he wants an update on what he has accomplished every two weeks.

The Columbia City Council Monday night voted 4-3 to not bring back the Henderson Branch Sewer Project for a first read on July 16. Mayor Brian Treece and councilors Ian Thomas, karl Skala and Betsy Peters voted against Second Ward Councilman Mike Trapp’s motion.

Columbia City Council Monday by a 3-3 tie vote denies the authorization to construct sewers to serve the Henderson Branch Watershed.