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County supervisor speaks on CCV-CTR controversy

Ryan Kelley · El Centro

County supervisor speaks on CCV-CTR controversy

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

EL CENTRO — Imperial County District 4 Supervisor Ryan Kelley, alongside county staff members, visited the newsroom earlier this week to speak about the presumed $83 million request by Comite Civico del Valle made to Controlled Thermal Resources.Read Article

Mushroom-infused sparkling water maker launches in Arvada - BusinessDen

John Walls, left, Matthew Eaton, middle, and Ryan Kelley in the lobby of Sēkwl’s Arvada facility. (Max Scheinblum/BusinessDen) At the beginning of the pandemic, Matthew Eaton stopped hearing out of his left ear. Though he regained it days later, ringing was still a constant. That is until he started incorporating turkey tail mushrooms into his diet. He credits the fungi for fixing the problem. This month, he’s launching Sēkwl Beverage House, his…Ryan Kelley · Arvada Read Article

Takeaways from AP’s report on pardoned Jan. 6 rioters being embraced in Republican politics

50% Left coverage: 36 sources

US Politics · United States See the Story

Some Jan. 6 rioters pardoned by Trump are now embraced as heroes and candidates for office

48% Left coverage: 50 sources

Far from being sidelined, those who rioted, assaulted police officers or broke into congressional offices during the violent attack are now being spotlighted as honored guest speakers at local Republican events around the country. They are getting a platform to tell their version of events and being hailed as heroes and martyrs. Some are considering runs for office, recognizing that at least among a certain segment of the pro-Trump base, they are seen not as criminals but as patriots.US Politics · United States See the Story

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