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The City of Bentonville, AR Renews Partnership with GovDeals to Sell Surplus Properties - Liquidity Services (NASDAQ:LQDT)

Real Estate · Bentonville

The City of Bentonville, AR Renews Partnership with GovDeals to Sell Surplus Properties - Liquidity Services (NASDAQ:LQDT)

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BENTONVILLE, Ark., June 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The City of Bentonville, AR is once again partnering with GovDeals, the leading online marketplace for government agencies to sell real estate, vehicles, equipment, and other items, to resume conducting virtual auctions for the city's surplus assets. The shift to online auctions addresses the limitations of traditional newspaper advertising, offering broader reach and increased efficiency in c…See the Story

Animals get boost from CVCF

Animals · Chula Vista

Animals get boost from CVCF

The Chula Vista Community Foundation has long been dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for those who live and work in Chula Vista. This year, its members are shining a light on an often overlooked—but deeply meaningful—issue: animal welfare. For the 2025 grant cycle, the Foundation is focusing its efforts on supporting organizations that care for animals and the people who love them. According to CVCF Board Chair Robert Farwell, this focu…Read Article

Twin peaks: Metro softball season ends with two SoCal champions

Chula Vista · Chula Vista

Twin peaks: Metro softball season ends with two SoCal champions

The 2025 high school softball season is finally over, and what a season it was after both the Mater Dei Catholic Lady Crusaders and Eastlake Lady Titans brought home coveted Southern California regional champiohship awards last weekend. With both reigning San Diego Section divisional champions playing on the road — Meter Dei Catholic in Orange and Eastlake in El Cajon — fortune shined on both Metro-Mesa League rivals. Open Division section champ…Read Article

10 Family Conflicts That Took a Beautiful Turn Toward Healing

Disagreements happen in many modern families, but they’re part of how we grow and learn to communicate. Setting limits and being honest can bring more happiness in your family relationship in the long run. And who knows, these stories might even inspire you to take the first step to your family reconciliation.Chula Vista · Chula Vista See the Story

Decades long fight for rights

Pedro Rios, a Chula Vista native and lifelong champion for immigrant rights, was recently awarded the Nancy Jamison Social Justice Award in recognition of more than 20 years of tireless work on behalf of immigrant communities and for advancing humane immigration policies. Now 52 years old, Rios serves as director of the American Friends Service Committee’s U.S.-Mexico Border Program, based in San Diego. The award, which includes a $50,000 grant,…Chula Vista · Chula Vista Read Article

Nothing new to add to conversation

The more things change— In a 1994 letter to editor published in The Star-News, someone wrote, in part: “We have all see demonstrations against Proposition 187 conducted throughout California by large groups of people waving Mexican flags while shouting ‘Viva Mexico!’ “If those demonstrators love Mexico with such devotion and loyalty, why don’t they go back to their country?” Go back to where you came from. I don’t know how old that tired refrain…California, United States · California Read Article

Bilateral sewage solution needed

Regarding “Upcoming work on border sewage system may temporarily increase Tijuana River Valley flows” (May 16): I strongly recommend that concerned citizens contact the office of California Gov. Gavin Newsom. Tell the governor to schedule an urgent meeting with Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda. The purpose of this meeting should be to develop and implement a permanent solution to the Tijuana River Valley sewage crisis, at t…Chula Vista · Chula Vista Read Article

Stop shutting off power

Summer is almost here, and with it will come deadly heat waves supercharged by the climate crisis. Yet in 27 states it’s perfectly legal for utility companies to shut off electricity on the hottest days of summer, leaving individuals and families without air conditioning in extreme temperatures and threatening their health and safety. Shutting off power and preventing access to lifesaving air conditioning in the summer can have life-or-death con…Climate Crisis · Chula Vista Read Article

BVTV uses student production facilities to cover student sports

Gone are the days of cumbersome video tape reels — think early 1970s — and television monitors standing on stilts that had students squinting their eyes at the back of the classroom. Technological advances over the past 50 years have made classroom audio/visual learning much more comprehensive as well as entertaining. It has also allowed the potential to launch careers in multi-media. The 21st century has arrived in full force with endless possi…Chula Vista · Chula Vista Read Article

Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center marks 50 years of community service

Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center is marking its 50th anniversary with a look back on five decades of service to San Diego’s South Bay and a look ahead to expanded care offerings and emergency maternity, cancer and orthopedic services. The hospital, originally opened 50 years ago on May 24 as Community Hospital of Chula Vista, has grown from a facility surrounded by farmland into one of the region’s leading health care providers. “For decades, Sh…Cancer · Chula Vista Read Article

Chula Vista’s Third Avenue buzzes with family cafes

Downtown Chula Vista Third Avenue continues to evolve as a center of culture and community, with family-owned coffee houses playing a key role in that transformation. Following part one’s spotlight on Galu Cafe and Mujer Divina Coffee House, this second installment turns to two more spaces helping shape the area’s cafe corridor: Dame Más Cafeína Coffee Bar and Grind House Café. Both businesses reflect a deeper movement of local ownership, cultur…Chula Vista · Chula Vista Read Article

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