By: Jesse Arrellano, Ivanhoe Sol Dear Ivanhoe Youth, I am writing because I would like to address some concerns and questions that have come up during these difficult times we are living in. The Covid-19 pandemic has truly impacted you all in ways which have changed your lives completely. Your daily routines have changed […]
By: Kris Paul, Ivanhoe Sol Marisela decided leaving Ivanhoe for good would be the only way that she could live the life she always wanted. Robotics. She had spent many cold lunch breaks reading alone on the benches while the other kids wasted their time talking about this and that, which was of no consequence […]
By: Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team The Ivanhoe Sol is proud to announce we have received another grant of $25,000 to extend the life of our news project. We have been selected with several other small news organizations in the San Joaquin Valley to receive financial support by the James B. McClatchy Foundation. The […]
Members of the Ivanhoe Sol, members of the Ivanhoe Community Council, and Supervisor Eddie Valero stand in the new crosswalk. Photo: Pedro Hernandez, The Ivanhoe Sol By Pedro Hernandez, Ivanhoe Sol After years of advocacy and efforts to hold Tulare County responsible for its prior commitments, a crowd of roughly 20 Ivanhoe residents and local […]
(Screenshot of theivanhoesol.com. Photo: Pedro Hernandez, Ivanhoe Sol) Partnership with Listening Post Collective produces new online platform By: The Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team Over the last months, the Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team has partnered with the Listening Post Collective to design our very own website. We are proud to launch theivanhoesol.com and encourage our readers […]
(The Ivanhoe Sol Team with Supervisor Eddie Valero at Ivanhoe Sol Meeting. Photo: The Ivanhoe Sol) By:The Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team On behalf of the Ivanhoe Sol Editorial Team, we would like to thank our readers for the support during our first year of publication! Over the last year we could not predict the […]
(FoodLink social-distanced food distribution event. Photo: Andrea Kelly, FoodLink) Despite being one of the most productive counties in the United States in terms of agriculture, Tulare County has consistently been characterized by the lack of food security for many families in the region. While many families have reported experiencing difficulties making ends meet, there has […]
(Ivanhoe Elementary marquee. Photo: Pedro Hernandez, Ivanhoe Sol) -Pedro Hernandez, Ivanhoe Sol On Monday December 14th, an article in the Visalia Times Delta reported that 12 Ivanhoe Elementary School students were ordered to go under a school-issued quarantine order. This news came as Pfizer and Moderna both had vaccines approved for emergency use and while […]
By Pedro Hernandez Despite a commitment to pass new policies by Fall of 2020, the Tulare County Supervisors have failed to approve new protections from the impacts of pesticides in Ivanhoe.
By The Ivanhoe Sol The Ivanhoe Sol was first started thanks to a 25,000 grant made possible by the Listening Post Collective. Our project has always been rooted in community feedback and input so we used the information we gathered to help shape the content for our issues. However as our first grant winds down […]