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BRAWLEY, Calif.- Community leaders and local activists gathered at the Hidalgo Society in Brawley to discuss the growiing concerns around a proposed AI data center in Imperial. A panel of speakers, including Michelle Hollinger of Victoria Homes, a neighborhood right across from the planned data center, encouraged the community to take action with continued opposition The post Community members hold data center panel appeared first on KYMA.

BRAWLEY, Calif. (KYMA) — Rather than halting high-tech industrial growth, the Brawley City Council voted unanimously to drop a proposed moratorium, choosing instead to implement strict new land-use policies for massive data centers. This comes after weeks of intense local debate regarding how the city should handle the rapid expansion of technology infrastructure across the The post Brawley drops moratorium, unanimously passes strict new infrastructure regulations appeared first on KYMA.

BRAWLEY, Calif. (KYMA)- After a three-year hiatus, Brawley’s premier public pool is officially reopening its doors to the community this weekend. While the Lions Center pool facility maintains its original, familiar structure, the entire complex has undergone an extensive top-to-bottom renovation. Upgrades to the facility include all-new plumbing, fresh tile, pristine plastering, and a completely The post Brawley reopens Lions Center pool just in time for summer appeared first on KYMA.

Wildcat's Avila turns attention to D-II Colorado Mesa where he will continue to wrestle and learn how to become an educator BRAWLEY, Calif. (KYMA) - After helping establish himself as one of the top wrestlers in the Imperial Valley, Brawley senior Adam Avila is taking the next step in his athletic and academic career. Avila The post Brawley’s Adam Avila signs with Colorado Mesa University wrestling program appeared first on KYMA.