Imperial Valley Press - 2023-02-23

• Catholic Charities Day Center opens doors for the unhoused in Imperial County
• Fire forces second evacuation in less than a year for Seeley
• HAPPENING TODAY
• Eugene Levy, very gingerly, explores world for travel show
• Prosecutor: Arizona border rancher shot at unarmed migrants
• California bill penalizing oil profits makes little progress
• Brawley City Council approves letter requesting fentanyl be declared public health crisis in Imperial County
• Mardi Gras: The Fatter origin
• The Reds’ Balloons: How dangerous is China?
• Laughing your way to happiness
• Biden shores up Western allies as Putin digs in on Ukraine
• Discarded cigarette butt, DNA tests solve 52-year-old murder
• States look to remove legal protection­s for gun industry
• No cow needed: Oat and soy can be called milk, FDA proposes
• Teen volleyball player pinned between cars, loses legs
• Detective: Colorado Springs club shooter ran neo-Nazi site
• Woman gets 4+ years in jail for harming college schoolmate­s
• U.S. women win SheBelieve­s Cup with 2-1 win over Brazil
• Imperial’s Keren Hogue doing well in final season for San Diego Christian
• NBA teams get ready to make 4th-quarter push for playoffs
• Westbrook signs with Clippers after clearing waivers
• MESA calculator helps in outlining risk of heart disease
• Divorced couple’s fifinances have changed since parting
• ASTRO-GRAPH
• Jane Fonda campaigns to save ‘our brethren in the ocean’
• What’s behind the Israeli army’s deadly Nablus arrest raid?
• Farmers address House panel at Ag Expo
• Farmers race to sink water into ground after storms

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