Desert Star Weekly March 10, 2021 issue!

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“Thank You” On April 1St, Venues California Allows Fans To Attend Live Sporting Events In Outdoor By Desert Star Staff How do you thank someone who’s willing to risk their life for yours? When it comes to military service members and their families, advocates say there are many avenues for giving back meaningfully. As part of its “Give More Than Thanks” campaign

celebrating 80 years of being the “Force Behind the Forces,” the United Service Organizations (USO) is inviting Americans to take actions that can make a tangible difference in the lives of service members. Here are five ideas to get you started: 1. Offer Skills or Services. Many service

members face difficulties translating the skills and experience they acquired in the military to civilian jobs. Others struggle to adjust to the norms of the civilian workforce. Meanwhile, military spouses face professional obstacles throughout their service member’s career due to constant

moves and deployments. Consider offering career advice or volunteering to guest lecture via military transition programs, such as the USO Pathfinder Transition Program, which equips service members and military spouses with tools needed to tackle the civilian job market. If you own

a business or are a leader in a company, advocate for hiring qualified veterans. By offering practical support, you’re not only thanking service members, you’re helping build an inclusive community that bridges the civilian-military divide. 2. Send a Care Package. Care packages filled with treats and reminders Continues on Page 8

On April 1st, Venues California Allows Fans To Attend Live Sporting Events

By NBC PS Brandy Flores It has been almost a full year since the Coachella Valley has been able to attend live sporting events. Now the restrictions have been lifted; you could be buying your ticket to a local sporting event much sooner than you think. Starting April 1, sporting events held at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden and the Empire Polo Fields will be allowed to have fans, of course, at a limited capacity. Attendance limits are based on what tier the county is in. As the riverside county is in the purple tier, outdoor sports are limited to 100 people. As we move closer to being in the red tier, fans will be allowed

at 20-percent capacity. The empire polo fields told NBC Palm Springs that although this is exciting, they currently do not have any events planned for 2021 that would allow fans to participate. Their polo season is just ending, and no spectators have been allowed. They do not plan to have fan attendance for the remainder of polo season at this time. The BNP Paribas was supposed to happen this month at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden, but it has been postponed to a later date. However, Tennis Channel host Andrew Krasny seems optimistic about the BNP different, right, and has a returning in 2021. different business model. I’ll “Every tournament is tell you that the BNP Paribas

Open relies heavily upon fan involvement, to the best of my knowledge. They have half a

million people come through the Continues on Page 5


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