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Desert Hot Springs Women's Club awards 22 scholarships

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By Sally Hedberg
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) Verified
Show Caption Hide Caption Have some free time? These Palm Springs area nonprofits need volunteers Here's our latest roundup of Coachella Valley nonprofits that are seeking volunteers (as of July 2024). The Desert Hot Springs Women's Club recently honored 22 scholarship recipients at a "Meet and Greet" ice cream social held recently at the Miracle Springs Spa and Resort in Desert Hot Springs.
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Desert Hot Springs shows we need better solutions to homelessness

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By Sally Hedberg
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) Verified
Show Caption Hide Caption Homelessness Trends and Camping Bans Across California California saw record levels of homelessness in 2024, but the Coachella Valley has reported recent dips in its counts of unsheltered people. I am responding to the article “Desert Hot Springs’ new approach to homelessness” in The Desert Sun.
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Get to know Kathy Butterfield before her Desert Hot Springs author talk

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By Sally Hedberg
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) Verified
Sally Hedberg Special to The Desert Sun Updated March 12, 2026, 6:29 p.m. PT Local author Kathryn Butterfield's memoir traverses three generations. It all starts with moonshining in North Georgia, a move to Tarzana, California, and then takes the reader through the ups and downs of her marriage to hall of fame musician Paul Butterfield in the turbulent 1960s. Butterfield's memoir begins with her grandparents.
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