Desert Star Weekly Feb. 12, 2021 issue!

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Desert Hot Springs, CA PERMIT NO 00005

February 10, 2021 Vol. 16 No. 12

Winning Against Covid

Desert Concepts Foreman Edgar Dominguez (in orange shirt) along with other Desert Concepts employees learn how to apply the 1st Defense Atomizing solution at Royal Emerald Pharmaceuticals

1st Defense was the only company that could provide long lasting anti-microbial “Our CEO Mark Crozier protection on surfaces for asked the Royal Emerald team up to 90 days,” said Ken to research the best product Kuczwaj, General Sales available to keep our staff safe Manager of Royal Emerald. from Covid. “One employee “The goal of 1st contracted Covid forcing Defense Atomizing is to help the closure of our offices for businesses achieve long 14 days in December, then term reopening strategies another staffer came in contact and ensure customer with a Covid patient forcing a second closure in January. Continues on Page 7

Royal Emerald Pharmaceuticals Launches Service to Kill Covid By Desert Star Staff Desert Hot Springs, CA - Royal Emerald Pharmaceuticals launched a new service last week to disinfectant and sanitize against Covid and it lasts between 30 and 90 days! Yes, that’s right – it kills Covid, as well as other viruses and bacteria. The 1st Defense

solution can be sprayed on any surface directly, including food contact surfaces making it ideal for restaurants, hotels, hospitals, airlines, and schools. Protection occurs within 60 seconds of application and remains effective for up to 90 days in many cases. The 1st Defense system has been GLP tab tested, EPA

registered, and FDA approved. Royal Emerald Pharmaceuticals hosted the demonstration on Wednesday, Feb. 3 at 10:30 a.m. at their facility located at 14011 Palm Drive in Desert Hot Springs, CA. The local businesses were invited to attend and local television and print media outlets covered the event.

Coachella Announces Virtual Groundbreaking of Grapefruit Blvd. Project

By Desert Star Staff COACHELLA, Calif. – The City of Coachella had a groundbreaking virtual ceremony on Friday, February 5 at 8:30 am for the Grapefruit Blvd Urban Greening and Connectivity Project located on Grapefruit Blvd from Leoco Lane to 9th Street. “We are excited to be breaking ground on this significant project for our Downtown Pueblo Viejo District,” said Steven Hernandez, Mayor of the City of Coachella. “This will not only assist the City in reducing greenhouse gases via carbon sequestration but

by also providing shade to local business, thus reducing energy consumption by keeping these businesses cooler throughout the day.” Mayor Hernandez also stated, “Additionally, this area is a known flood-prone area, so by adding Bioswales with 220,000-gallon stormwater retention will go a long way when our arid landscape can absorb a monsoon or when a microburst storm occurs. So as you can see, it’s not only good for the environment, but it’s good for business too.” This $5.34M climate

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Grapefruit Urban Greening intersection rendering.


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