Imperial Valley Press - 2020-03-05

• Mills wins FFA Large Animal Round Robin
• Non-profit launches cleanup e ort
• Much counting, but little drama left in Tuesday’s election results
• Supervisor­s approve scholarshi­p program
• Former Southwest High teacher arraigned
• OBITUARIES
• STORIES FROM THE PAST
• State reports more suspected coronaviru­s cases
• Company rejects potential public vote on brewery
• Voting changes, computer glitches mar California primary
• California declares emergency after 1st coronaviru­s death
• ‘Bob Durst killed his wife,’ prosecutor says at his trial
• Prosecutor­s urge denial of early prison release for Madoff
• Uncle Joe is on top, and that’s no malarkey
• Finally, a school data system emerging
• Spring training from yesteryear
• Hospital fined $400K over doc’s doses for patients who died
• Stocks soar on plans for more stimulus measures, Biden wins
• Chicago cops in station shooting stripped of police powers
• YF&R members envision future of farming
• Researcher­s put cornstarch to use fighting pests
• USDA provides $12.7 million for pest control in California
• Bulldogs loss to University City doesn’t dim season for the ages
• Jude Littrell
• Brawley bashes Calexico, 8-2
• Bay Hill has strongest field since death of Arnold Palmer
• Yelich stays quiet amid reports of new contract with Brewers
• NHL keeping close eye on virus, limiting employee travel
• Donovan starts new chapter as coach of San Diego Loyal
• Yes, get the second shot for hepatitis A protection
• Best friend can’t suppress his crush on gay woman
• ASTRO-GRAPH
• 4 Mexican bishops referred to superiors in sex abuse cases
• Raphael fever hits Italy but art isn’t immune from virus
• Tensions between Greece and Turkey rise over migrant clashes

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