Imperial Valley Press - 2020-11-27

• Calexico water tower to receive structural assessment
• Health officials underscore need for continued vigilance
• Court grants IID’s petition to disqualify judge
• Thousands lose power in Southern California amid fire danger
• Rams put leading tackler Micah Kiser on injured reserve
• The pandemic is changing Hollywood, maybe forever
• Hijab-wearing SomaliUS model takes step back from industry
• Ohio GOP clashes as deadline to repeal tainted bailout law
• Nevada coroner fears no morgue space if virus not curtailed
• Officers remove people occupying state-owned homes in LA
• California records new high in coronaviru­s cases
• Identity politics vs. melting pot vision
• Can you believe the EPA is 50?
• Things to be thankful for
• Peddling recycled rhetoric VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
• US will appeal order barring expulsions of migrant children
• Trump says he’ll leave White House if Electoral College seats
• 3 people charged in mentally Chicago man’s slaying ill
• Farm Rescue shifts to help farmers who are sickened by coronaviru­s
• Schools struggle to stay open as quarantine­s sideline staff
• Americans celebrate Thanksgivi­ng differentl­y
• Empty seats, delivered feasts as virus changes Thanksgivi­ng
• Americans risk traveling over Thanksgivi­ng despite warnings
• Napoli fans flock to stadium in Maradona tribute
• Deshaun Watson’s 4 TDs lift Texans to 41-25 win over Lions
• Mahomes vs. Brady spices up Thanksgivi­ng holiday week
• Gift of Christmas cookies is more curse than blessing
• Better safe than sorry when it comes to potential COVID exposure
• France resumes tax on tech giants, seeks deal with US
• Greece extends coronaviru­s lockdown for another week

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