La Quinta Cove

They did it again! On Saturday October 9 about 40 people, including students from La Quinta High School, the Cove Neighborhood Association, the Stewards of the Fred Wolff Bear Creek Nature Preserve, and  other residents of La Quinta met for the Top of the Cove Clean & Pristine Project. They cleaned the area at the base of the Santa Rosa Mountains National Monument. A  team on the west side that cleaned the Preserve down to Avenida Ensenada and a team on the east side that cleaned all the way down to Avenida Villa. They made a difference!
 
Thanks to  Mishael Patton who organized the effort to rid our city’s great park areas of the litter left behind by careless and irresponsible trail users.  Any ideas on how we can get those lazy folks to put their trash in the cans and pick up after their dogs?

The third mayoral candidate to be interviewed by the Cove Neighborhood Association steering committee is Don Adolph, our current mayor.

The second candidate interviewed by the Cove Neighborhood Steering Committee is John Pena.  Here is his 4-minute introduction:

The final walk through the fire station that served La Quinta for some 50 years.  Fire Captain Anthony Khatami gives us the final look. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFaDeBTxDC4

The Gerald Ford Boys and Girls Club of La Quinta played an amazing concert at the Museum for First Friday on October 1.  The band members range in age from ten to eighteen.  This is an amazing group, and the audience was completely enthralled.  There were some terrific soloists and lots of spirit.  The audio does not do justice to these kids, but here are seven segments.  Look closely, your neighbors might be in the band.