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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ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
CALEXICO — Hace diecisiete años, Roberto Moedano, estudiante de último año en la preparatoria de Calexico, no sabía qué quería estudiar después de graduarse, pero también sabía que era muy bueno en matemáticas. Solicitó admisión y, tras ser aceptado en UCLA, se graduó en cuatro años con un título en biomedicina, pero no era la carrera que deseaba. "Me enseñó a crecer como persona y aprendí mucho", dijo sobre su tiempo en UCLA.
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ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
EL CENTRO — Madeleine Macholtz, profesora de ciencias ambientales y química de la Escuela Secundaria Central Union, se sintió como una estrella de rock al final del año escolar el miércoles, su último día antes de jubilarse. Macholtz enseñó a adultos durante casi 17 años antes de que le pidieran que enseñara ciencias ambientales en Central hace 19 años. Se jubiló al final de este año escolar.
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ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
EL CENTRO — El Concejo de El Centro aprobó la noche del martes3 de junio una subvención "California Limpia" del Departamento de Transporte de California para ayudar a embellecer la zona centro de la ciudad. El Concejo aprobó los conceptos de diseño presentados por COAR Design Group. La Directora de Servicios Comunitarios, Adriana Nava, afirmó que se trató de una subvención muy competitiva. "Fuimos uno de los 42 seleccionados de un total de 232 solicitantes", declaró Nava.
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ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
CALEXICO — The Calexico City Council Wednesday night approved the repair authorization of its wastewater treatment plant that was built in 1965. Interim City Manager Rick Daniels said the plant is part of the city’s Capital Improvement Projects. He told the council the 60 capital improvement projects have been funded but have yet to be done. If the projects are not done by 2029, the grant money must be returned.
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ivpressonline.com | Michael Maresh
EL CENTRO — The El Centro City Council Tuesday night approved the California Department of Transportation Clean California Grant to help beautify downtown El Centro. The Council approved the design concepts presented by COAR Design Group. Community Services Director Adriana Nava said it was a very competitive grant. “We were one of 42 who were selected out of 232 applicants,” Nava said.
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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.