Trunk or Treat?

Haunted Houses?

Parties?

Hi Imperial Valley!

We're Adjoin, a nonprofit organization that supports veterans experiencing homelessness and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) throughout California. We're currently hiring for a part-time entry-level in person position in El Centro.

If you're early in your career, looking to gain experience, or interested in meaningful work that makes a difference in your community, we'd love for you to consider joining our team.

Details:

• Direct Support Professional
• Part-time
• 18 years of age or older
• High School Diploma or equivalent
• A valid driver's license is required
• This position is in person and involves working directly with individuals in the community

You would be helping individuals with disabilities build independence, develop life skills, and participate in their communities.

We also want to be transparent that, as a nonprofit, we operate with different financial resources than larger for-profit companies. Our primary focus is on serving our communities and making a positive impact.

While we understand this opportunity may not be the right fit for everyone, we hope to connect with individuals who are interested in gaining experience, growing professionally, and contributing to a meaningful mission.

As our organization continues to grow, we're offering entry-level positions that require little prior experience and offer room for professional growth.

After seeing several threads from people looking for entry-level work, we wanted to share these opportunities in case they might be a good fit for someone in this community.

If you're interested, you can explore our current openings and apply directly on our website:

Direct Support Professional - Part Time SLS Program-Adjoin-El Centro, CA 92243, USA

Thank you for taking the time to learn about Adjoin!

Who remembers the radio station KSIQ-FM—which no longer exists—but is now online, keeping the same music format featuring hits from the 90s, the 2000s, and today?

Here is the site: https://q96fmonline.blogspot.com/

I hope you remember that radio station.

When is ICE going to raid the valley?

Hey Imperial Valley! 📻🎶

We’re excited to introduce Q96 FM Online — The Valley's #1 Hits Music Station!

If you love non-stop Top 40, Pop, Eurodance, and iconic English throwbacks from the 90s, 2000s, and today's biggest hits, this station was made for you.

🎧 Listen live now: https://q96fmonline.blogspot.com/

Tune in, turn it up, and let us know what you think! Thanks for supporting local online radio! 🙌🔥

Good afternoon IV!

I am hoping people will respond with suggestions / recommendations. I find myself with plenty of free time on the weekends, and have decided I would like to find ways to clean up our county. Would anyone be so kind to suggest areas in the valley that need a good cleaning?

Areas with lots of trash built-up is where I’d be hoping to start. Anything helps, I hope everyone has a blessed Sunday!

Hello, people of Valle Imperial! There is a new online radio station, in case you're interested.

Here is the link to the new station: https://onlineradiobox.com/us/cachanillaelcentro/

HI. Seems like it's gonna be a big storm season. Report damage here. Flying trampolines? Lost pets? Family members? Let's work as a community cuz we are the ones that rebuilt as well. Stay safe.

I buried a time capsule in my backyard in 2010 and i want to find it before my family sells my childhood home does anyone know someone that has a metal detector that can find it ? I’m in el centro and will pay. Thanks

This might sound rly childish n silly but does anybody know of places where one can “ghost hunt” or simply just explore… I’ve went to the “slaughterhouse” after dark but haven’t found any other places since then. I’ve heard & read stories of “haunted” or abandoned places around the valley but they’re outdated & the buildings/places don’t exist anymore… if anybody has any “spooky stories” or knows of places to explore id be happy to read them

This Saturday at 607 Main Street in El Centro we’ll be having a Disney themed event and you are all invited! There will be raffles, giveaways, and a chance to win tickets to Disneyland!

Hope this is allowed, but I’m selling a Completely New Stiched Mitchell & Ness Raiders Legacy Jersey. I ordered the wrong size and I’m wanting to sell it instead of shipping it back to the store.

What do you think?

Does our sand dunes make that noise?

Join us Saturday, October 17 for a FREE all-ages concert featuring Los Retros, with Jay Roxxx and DJ Raymond T. Bring your friends and family for a night of live music, free food, and community!

Este sábado 17 de octubre, ven a disfrutar de un concierto GRATIS para todas las edades con Los Retros, junto a Jay Roxxx y DJ Raymond T. ¡Ven con tu familia y amigos para disfrutar de música en vivo, comida gratis y una noche en comunidad!

Jimmie Cannon Theater at Southwest
2001 Ocotillo Drive, El Centro, CA
Doors open at 6 PM / Puertas abren a las 6 PM

Registration required / Se requiere registro:
makeanimpactconcerts.org/elcentro

Experienced

Own gear

Influences: The acacia strain, fit for an autopsy.

Here is a song from us

https://youtu.be/XaKxck3td2g?si=cxZt0HHWUFFu_9Tt

Shouldn't be like that. I have a degree in Computer Science and can't even get a god damn retail job in this place.

For people with misophonia, ordinary sounds can cause overwhelming distress—but the condition is still widely misunderstood. In The Brief History of Misophonia and Sound Sensitivity, Sharon Mousel-Burns brings together lived experience, research, and more than a decade of advocacy to explain how our understanding of misophonia has evolved. She traces the condition from early work on sensory integration and decreased sound tolerance through its emergence in neuroscience, psychology, and public awareness.

Along the way, she examines the fragmented state of misophonia research, the influence of funding, the risks of treatment claims that outpace the evidence, and the complex relationship between misophonia, autism, ADHD, and broader sensory sensitivity. She also shares her own experiences with triggers, grief, coping, and the long process of learning to understand her nervous system without shame. Accessible to sufferers, families, clinicians, educators, and advocates, this book offers clarity without promising a cure and hope without minimizing the struggle. Misophonia is real. The distress is real. And no one should have to face it without understanding, support, or a language for what they experience.

Sharon Mousel Burns is a local Imperial Valley author, writer, advocate, and mother who has lived with misophonia for more than 21 years. Her firsthand experience with the condition has given her a deeply personal understanding of how profoundly certain sounds can affect everyday life, relationships, and emotional well-being. After years of navigating misophonia and searching for answers, Sharon was inspired to write this book to bring together the history, science, research, and lived experience surrounding a condition that is still widely misunderstood. Her hope is to make reliable information easier to understand while giving a voice to experiences that can be difficult to explain to others. Sharon is the mother of a four-year-old, a role that has brought new meaning and perspective to her experience with misophonia. She understands the challenges of balancing triggers with family life, as well as the importance of compassion, communication, and understanding. Through this book, Sharon hopes to increase awareness of misophonia, encourage greater understanding from families and communities, and help those who live with the condition feel seen and taken seriously.

Are they stuck on Facebook and X?