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Council tackles data centers and new rules for kratom and nitrous oxide, plus applications open for leadership opportuni...
06/04/2026

Council tackles data centers and new rules for kratom and nitrous oxide, plus applications open for leadership opportunities, and more in the Weekly Briefing.

Council tackles data centers and new rules for kratom and nitrous oxide, plus applications open for leadership opportunities, and more in the Weekly Briefing.

Power outage updates, big planning commission decision on warehouse project, how to get into pickleball and more in our ...
05/28/2026

Power outage updates, big planning commission decision on warehouse project, how to get into pickleball and more in our Weekly Briefing.

Power outage updates, big planning commission decision on warehouse project, how to get into pickleball and more in our Weekly Briefing.

Flooding from the burst hydrant contacted high-voltage lines, cutting electricity to more than 8,500 customers.
05/28/2026

Flooding from the burst hydrant contacted high-voltage lines, cutting electricity to more than 8,500 customers.

Flooding from the burst hydrant contacted high-voltage lines, cutting electricity to more than 8,500 customers.

Phase 2 funding is uncertain and a long-planned skate park is still without a permanent home.
05/21/2026

Phase 2 funding is uncertain and a long-planned skate park is still without a permanent home.

Phase 2 funding is uncertain and a long-planned skate park is still without a permanent home.

City officials say the festival lost its footing when construction forced it to Miles Avenue Park. Returning to downtown...
05/21/2026

City officials say the festival lost its footing when construction forced it to Miles Avenue Park. Returning to downtown is key to rebuilding its identity.

https://theindiopost.com/indio-international-tamale-festival-returns-to-downtown-after-years-away-with-lower-fees-and-free-kids-zone/

City officials say the festival lost its footing when construction forced it to Miles Avenue Park, and that returning to its downtown roots is key to rebuilding its identity with lower tamale vendor fees and more affordable carnival rides.

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