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Gov. Carney: Supply will dictate when state can move to Phase 1C of vaccination plan
A COVID-19 vaccination center was activated by Curative this past week at Delaware Technical and Community College for people with reservations to receive second doses of the vaccine. Up to 3,800 vaccinations were given at three Del Tech campuses Feb. 15-19. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
Ron MacArthur February 25, 2021
On Feb. 19, Gov. John Carney signed the seventh modification to the state of emergency, increasing gathering limits for indoor events with restrictions in place to prevent spread of COVID-19.
The limit on gatherings at businesses and other indoor spaces is increased from the current limit of 10 people. The new limit is a maximum of 25 people or 50 percent of stated fire occupancy restrictions, whichever is less. Organizers may submit a plan to the Division of Public Health to host larger events up to 150 people.
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The Yucca Valley Town Council met last night to discuss the allocation of the Community Development Block Grant among other matters. Reporter Joshua King has more details…
The meeting began with the establishment of a Memorandum of Understanding that the Yucca Valley Senior Center or Community Center will be used as space for vaccination in the future.
Following, the council discussed the Community Development Block Grant and the allocation of its funds. Both the Library Literacy Program and Senior Nutrition Program have requested $10,000 each from the CDBG, but the funds will be allocated towards Tri-Valley Little League improvements instead.
The Recreation Department reported on the success of its online holiday events in the COVID era. The Hi-Desert Nature Museum has seen successes as well, with Zoom lectures that have hosted 40 to 80 participants on average.
A Joshua Tree resident and owner of the Joshua Tree Coffee Company was shot and killed by Riverside County deputies following a possible road rage incident in La Quinta Monday morning. According to Riverside Sheriff Chad Bianco, a suspect later identified by family members as Royce Robertson of Joshua Tree, was involved in a verbal confrontation with another driver shortly before 7 a.m. Monday, February 15, at the intersection of Simon Drive and Highway 111 in the city of La Quinta. After the confrontation, Robertson reportedly followed the other driver into a nearby parking lot, exited his vehicle, pointed a handgun at the other driver, and asked the driver if he wanted to die. Robertson then returned to his vehicle and the other driver called 911. Deputies followed Robertson into the Desert Horizons Country Club in Indian Wells where Robertson reportedly exited his vehicle and produced a handgun. A deputy-involved shooting occurred, and Robertson was struck by gunfire. Despite life