Imperial Valley Press - 2019-07-31

• Hemp research project underway
• Local author is learning the ropes of selling a book in the 21st century
• Opening of new shop serves as hope in revitalizi­ng downtown Brawley
• Prop 63 background checks on ammo still a source of confusion
• Local football teams resume practice after CIF dead period
• OBITUARIES
• ‘Stranger Things’ breakout star is a spunky seventh grader
• BORSTAR rescues migrants in desert
• ACLU: 911 children split at border since 2018 court order
• FBI calls killer at California food festival ‘kind of a loner’
• California governor signs domestic partnershi­p law
• COLAB elects new officers
• Eastbound I-8 lanes reopen
• Teachers being displaced by backward immigratio­n law
• Tyrannical Twitter tirades
• Clean up after yourself
• 2 dead, 2 wounded in shooting at Walmart in Mississipp­i
• Sheriff: Wisconsin gunman may have imitated Closs kidnapping
• The role of free play in early education
• What parents can do to reduce SIDS risk
• What parents can do to help kids as the first day of kindergart­en draws near
• Staying healthy big key for Raiders’ Gareon Conley
• Smyly tosses 7 shutout innings, leads Phillies past Giants
• 3 quarterbac­ks to make Denver debut in Hall of Fame Game
• Arms race ahead of MLB trade window shutting Wednesday
• Union for men’s national team takes issue with Cordeiro
• Fear, bribes, gangs, coyotes: A Guatemalan’s trek to the US
• Iranians say US sanctions blocking access to needed medicine
• Low LDL with statin doesn’t increase hemorrhagi­c stroke risk
• ‘Ideal man’ refuses to free himself for second marriage
• Seoul: North Korea launched 2 short-range ballistic missiles
• Italy: Slain police officer didn’t have gun when stabbed
• Congo officials say 2nd Ebola case confirmed in city of Goma
• Report of riot charges prompts sudden protest in Hong Kong

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