Library Closes Nov. 21
The library will close its doors at the current location 6 p.m. Nov. 29, and will re-open at the new location Saturday Dec. 1 at 9:30 a.m. The library will provide limited services between Nov. 27 and Nov. 29. The new library hours of operation will be – Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. to... — Updated 11/19/2018
Prop 3, Measures PP, GG
For Borregans, there were three ballot choices in the 2018-midterm elections that would affect the town’s future, depending on which way it swayed – Proposition 3, Measure PP and Measure GG. However, only one out of the three ballot choices passed, and that was Measure GG.... — Updated 11/19/2018
Did Your Mail-in Ballot Get Counted?
According to election precinct workers and Borrego Springs Postmaster Janet Mixon, there were a number of reasons why your Mail-in ballot may not have counted. Specifically, P.O. Box numbers may not have matched County registrar numbers, or County address records did not match... — Updated 11/19/2018
Rams Hill Buffet-Dance Party
After their summer hiatus, the Rams Hill Golf Club is open and ready to get the season started. Their buffet and dance party kicked the season off in style, as both members and non-members were invited to the event Nov. 3. With... — Updated 11/14/2018
De Anza Country Club Opens Season with Style
It wasn't that long ago when the de Anza Country Club found itself floundering amidst financial woes, but all that has changed. Under the watchful eye of new owners Tom and Linda Heathcott, and their team from Calgary, de Anza has... — Updated 11/14/2018
CVB Ribbon Cutting
It was another beautiful late afternoon in Borrego, as many enjoyed the rare Thursday Sundowner held at The Mall. Chamber of Commerce members and guests across the Valley welcomed Community Valley Bank (CVB), its officers and... — Updated 11/14/2018
Celebration of the Dead – Dia De Los Muertos
For children, especially those in costume, the Day of the Dead shows up a lot like Halloween, but for adults, Dia de Los Muertos has a deeper meaning. Steeped in Mexican-Central American tradition, the observance is a means of... — Updated 11/14/2018
- Ballot Decision Summary: What is Prop 3, Measures PP & GG?
- DAY OF THE DEAD – DIA DE LOS MUERTOS, A Celebration of Lives
- 6-12-24 Endurance Cycle Race
- Festival Harvests Fun in Borrego Springs
- Pints 4 the Park
- Rotary Club Breakfast Kicks off Borrego Days
- Sue Salt: A Borregan Lifetime of Achievement
- The Great Debate: Desmond vs. Gomez
- Measure GG: For our schools
- Borrego on the Ballot
- Borregans Lose their Cool as SDG&E Bills Soar
Community Water Meeting
Your input about water use in Borrego is needed! Attend the community meeting Thursday Nov. 15 in the Borrego Springs High School Community Room from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m, in English and Spanish translation. Refreshments will be served. For more information about the Groundwater... — Updated 11/14/2018
SDG&E Programs & Rate Reforms
Carolyn Ortiz, SDG&E Outreach Advisor will hold a lecture Wednesday Nov. 14 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the library. This program is open to the public, and no reservations... — Updated 11/14/2018
Borrego Springs Unified School District Board Meeting
Attend the next school board meeting Wednesday Nov. 14 in the high school community room at 5 p.m. Keep up and stay updated with what is going on with the district for your students. For more information, contact the Borrego Springs High School at 7... — Updated 11/2/2018
Expressions through Abstract Art
A show that slightly mimicked the well-known Broad Museum in Los Angeles, the Borrego Art Institute put on its own version with "Expression in the Abstract." This show was full of color and life, guests were welcomed to view all... — Updated 11/19/2018
"S" Club Raises $1,000 During Borrego Days
The Borrego Springs High School S Club was determined to raise $1,000 for the "Friends of the Borrego Springs Lbirary" Fixtures, Furniture and Equipment Fund. The club did just that over Borrego Days weekend. The S Club chose this... — Updated 11/14/2018
September Students of the Month at La Casa Del Zorro
Seven students from the Borrego Springs Middle and High School celebrated their Student of the Month award with Principal Katherine Girvin for ‘Lunch with the Principal’ Oct. 24 at La Casa Del Zorro. This is the fourth time La Casa Del Zorro hosted the luncheon, and general... — Updated 11/2/2018
Rams Football Season Ends, Falls Short of Championship
Finish Season 9 – 2 Overall, 6 – 0 in Citrus League 8-Man... — Updated 11/14/2018
Rams Hill Hosts Charity Golf Tourney for Imperial Valley College
The Rams Hill Country Club hosted a golf tournament Nov. 9 to benefit the Imperial Valley College Foundation in the form of scholarships and a Leadership Ambassador. IVC Foundation Executive Director Rod Smart and President Martha... — Updated 11/14/2018
Annual Tree Lighting
The tree lighting in the backcountry of Julian has been a longtime tradition for a number of years, and not just residents, but visitors as well look forward to it every year. Unlike many east coast states at this time of year, one could get as close to cool weather, sniff wood... — Updated 11/14/2018
Julian Chamber Mixer
Things were mixing at the monthly Julian Chamber of Commerce mixer Nov. 1 at the Wynola Pizza. Held once a month at different locations around Julian, similar to the Sundowner’s held in Borrego, was attended by over 30 businesses in and around Julian. Prizes donated by various... — Updated 11/14/2018
Sons of the American Legion
On a cool Sunday morning on Oct. 28, the American Legion in Julian hosted a breakfast fundraiser for a good cause. All procceeds from the breakfast would go toward the Wounded Warrior Foundation Freedom Station. This organization... — Updated 11/2/2018
Peter Bolland Lecture
Southwestern College Professor and Musician Peter Bolland made a guest appearance at the Julian Library Oct. 27 for his one book event. Bolland shared a talk to a small group in attendance on the history of peaceful protests, and... — Updated 11/2/2018
Salton Sea with Paddie Connelly
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Salton Sea with Paddie Connelly
A picture IS worth at least 1,000 words, a good tow truck, strong cable and some stalwart friends. So many of us in the West Shores areas came to remember following the horrendous storm we had last week. Point of reference: there... — Updated 11/14/2018
