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	Title	Publication
	Publisher's Letter Welcome to the Palm Springs Life Desert Living Edition — our annual celebration of the bright, colorful California desert lifestyle. By Milton W. Jones	Palm Springs Life
	When History Met Sally... The woman who has spent a quarter of a century preserving the past at the Palm Springs Historical Society bows out By Janice Kleinschmidt	Palm Springs Life
	Rearview - Learning Firsthand Fifty years ago, anthropologist Lowell Bean moved to the desert to live among the Cahuilla Indians By Ann Japenga	Palm Springs Life
	Rearview Desert Art Center draws on its past, keeping artists in touch with the landscape. By Ann Japenga.	Palm Springs Life
	Rear View - Life of a Cowboy It’s 1939 and you’re shivering in a gray, eastern city when into town rides a tanned cowboy with a gap in his teeth. His name is Johnny Boyle; his sidekick is a lanky cut-up named Frank Bogert. They drag a barbecue out of their woodie station wagon and pretty soon the steaks are on and Johnny is tossing the lariat and singing in his heavenly baritone about finding cool water in the desert. By Ann Japenga	Palm Springs Life
	Wealth - All Abroad! Private bankers, investment advisors, and money managers tout strong portfolio diversification through international exposure to a rapidly developing global economy. Opportunities abound. By Ellen Paris	Palm Springs Life
	Land of Opportunity One of the nation’s fastest-growing regions, Riverside County proves its mettle as a great place to live and work By Bob Marra	Financial Guide
	Rearview: The Maynard Dixon Line One of the best early California painters holds ties to the Coachella Valley By Ann Japenga	Palm Springs Life
	Rearview: Love Letters (and numbers). Eccentric Cabot Yerxa wooed a teacher of metaphysics with symbolism. Ann Japenga	Palm Springs Life
	Valley Observer It is an irrefutable fact of modern life that old columnists never die; they just opine away. Hank Stokes	Palm Springs Life

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