Gabriel Hart is an author and journalist at Morongo Valley, CA. He focuses on a diverse range of topics, including urban design, construction, and the arts, while also reporting on regional interests and world news. His work has been featured in the Desert Protection Society, showcasing his commitment to creative reporting and community engagement.
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By: Gabriel Hart
Big Morongo Canyon Preserve will be hosting their free Summer Science Fun series every Friday in July to provide programming for children during summer break. Reporter Gabriel Hart spoke to the Preserve's Co-Chairman of Education Kim McClinton about the intention of the program and what to expect this Friday for their first session of the season.
By: Gabriel Hart
This Monday, July 13, Desert Bingo at the Red Dog Saloon will raise funds for our local veteran outreach Mil-Tree to benefit their upcoming Art of War programming. Reporter Gabriel Hart spoke with Mil-Tree's Founder Cheryl Montelle and Executive Director Danielle Giudici Wallis about their upcoming fall schedule…
By: Gabriel Hart
The Morongo Valley Community Services District Board of Directors will be holding their regular 6:00 p.m. meeting tonight in Covington Park's Mesquite Room, where they will hold a public hearing for their fiscal year budget and accept a Carl Moyer grant among other business.
By: Gabriel Hart
Last night, the Yucca Valley Planning Commission approved limits on extensions for Site Plan and Design Review and Conditional Use Permits and also voted down a proposal for a new water and ice dispensing business.
By: Gabriel Hart
The Morongo Unified School District invites students and families to attend its annual Resource Day on Friday, July 17 at the MUSD Professional Development Center in Joshua Tree from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Reporter Gabriel Hart takes a closer look at what students will have access to and how to register in advance.
By: Gabriel Hart
Last night, the Morongo Valley Community Services District Board of Directors met in regular session where they introduced the new assistant fire chief among other fire department reorganizations, as well as approved the district's budget for fiscal year 2026-27. Reporter Gabriel Hart was in attendance and has this recap.
By: Gabriel Hart
The Beatnik Lounge is holding their monthly open mic this Saturday, hosted by local folk chanteuse Frances Whetsaw. Reporter Gabriel Hart chatted with Whetsaw about what makes the open mic an accessible alternative to regular venue shows, and the transformative and sporadic elements that often occur at these intimate gatherings.
By: Gabriel Hart
For the meeting's agenda, the Yucca Valley Planning Commission will consider two different Native Plant Permits: one relocation of a Mojave Yucca and Juniper on Acoma Trail, and the removal of a Yucca on Juarez Court. The Commission will also review potential updates to Yucca Valley's Outdoor Lighting Ordinance that was first adopted in 1998 to “minimize light pollution which has a detrimental effect on the environment and the enjoyment of the night sky.” The Town staff will also provide the Commission with an update on current private land development and capital projects and anticipated schedules.
By: Gabriel Hart
The Planning Commission focused on two standards of the Outdoor Lighting and Night Sky Ordinance: Fully Shielded, which states any outdoor lighting fixtures must not direct light onto adjacent property, and Light Trespass, which prohibits “nuisance glare” from any lighting onto neighboring property that interferes with viewing of night sky.
By: Gabriel Hart
The Planning Commission focused on two standards of the Outdoor Lighting and Night Sky Ordinance: Fully Shielded, which states any outdoor lighting fixture
