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Prep Wrestling: Croel wrestles for Cougars despite cerebral palsy
VICTORVILLE DAILY PRESS — Curtis Croel hasn’t won a varsity wrestling match yet. But that’s not to say he hasn’t had success on the mat. The Granite Hills senior is a tough pin and will sometimes leave opponents clutching a wrist after a tough match. Read More
YOUTH SPORTS: UCR athletes help coach ‘Special Kids’
PRESS ENTERPRISE – Liz Aguilar is one proud mom. “She had five goals last weekend!” Aguilar said of her daughter, Janelle. “First time out. I was like, ‘Wow!’” Read More
Federal Judge Issues Preliminary Injunction To Continue Blocking 20% Across-The-Board IHSS Cuts
CDCAN PROGRESS REPORT – A federal district court judge in Oakland, as expected, issued a court order that will continue blocking the Brown Administration and the federal government from taking any steps to implement the 20% across-the-board reduction in service hours for hundreds of thousands of children and adults with disabilities – including people with developmental
Students volunteer to help garden for disabled school
SAN BERNARDINO SUN – As Carlo Olea raked weeds out of a newly rejuvenated garden, he thought about what would be put in next. “I water it,” said Olea, 17, a student at Anderson School for disabled students from 12 to 22 years old, “and there will be corn, pumpkins.” That’s not all the garden
