Joselito N. Villero is a journalist based in El Centro, California. He writes for The Desert Review, focusing on local news and events in the El Centro area. With a keen interest in community stories, Joselito covers a range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories that highlight the achievements and happenings in the region.
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Joselito's articles primarily focus on local events and government announcements within El Centro, California. He seems to cover a range of topics related to family support, entertainment news, and education in the community.
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The U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Team, also known as Blue Angels, fly in diamond formation at the Naval Air Facility El Centro.
Women Pro-Life supporters carry posters at the corner of Imperial Ave. and Main St. during the 2nd Annual March For Life event on Friday, Jan. 10 in El Centro.
Pro-Life supporters cross Main St. toward the Imperial County Administrative Center parking area during the 2nd Annual March For Life event on Friday, Jan. 10 in El Centro.
EL CENTRO— Fathers, mothers, children, and local church members waved placards informing motorists that babies growing in a mother’s womb are precious during the 2nd Annual March For Life Friday
By: Joselito N. Villero
Ronald C. Leimgruber Farms introduced a “linear move irrigation system” to conserve water and increase yield in 2020. Andrew Leimgruber checks the system at an alfalfa field near Holtville.
2025 Mardi Gras King Edward Singh and Mardi Gras Queen Martha Cardenas-Singh smile for photographers and the media after their coronation on Thursday, Jan. 16 at El Centro City Hall Courtyard.
By: Joselito N. Villero
CALIPATRIA— Birders flocked to the Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge early morning on Saturday, Jan. 18, equipped with binoculars and camera equipment to observe and photograph their favorite
El Centro City Councilmember-Elect John “Marty” Ellett and his wife, Deby Ellett, Central Union High School District Trustee-Elect, in the City Hall Council Chambers during the reorganization of the El Centro City Council on Thursday, Dec. 12.
El Centro Council members appointed Mayor Tomás Oliva and alternative delegate Mayor Pro-Tem Sonia Carter to represent the City of El Centro to the Southern California Association of Governments during the council meeting at City Hall. JOSELITO N. VILLERO Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Volunteer Sulema Ibarra (right) and Teddy Miller review a questionnaire for the 2019 Point-In-Time Count survey at Bucklin Park in El Centro.
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