Hilary Sloane is a Journalist and Documentary Photographer at her own practice. With a background in photostyling and production, she focuses on themes such as climate change, environmental issues, and the arts, while also covering topics related to public education and water management. Hilary is featured in the Desert Protection Society and is an active member of the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ).
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By: Hilary Sloane
A new exhibition opening this month at Hi-Desert Artists in Yucca Valley brings an important chapter of California art history to the Morongo Basin. The show features the work of artist Nicki Marx, whose feather-based jewelry and wearable art became part of the counterculture movement of the 1960s and 1970s. Reporter Hilary Sloane explains why this exhibition matters…
By: Hilary Sloane
Pat and Susan Kearns have spent decades making music together. Since coming to the Morongo Basin, they've become part of a community of artists and musicians who inspire one another.
By: Hilary Sloane
Joshua Tree artist Linda Sibio has spent decades turning her experience with mental illness into art and creating opportunities for other artists to find their creative voices. Now, her life and work are the subject of a new documentary, as the local program she created works to secure its future. Reporter Hilary Sloane has the story…
Water is one of the few things none of us can live without. Yet across the Morongo Basin, water bills vary, with some rising sharply while others remain relatively stable. Why can three neighboring public water districts charge such different rates when they're providing essentially the same essential service? Reporter Hilary Sloane digs in…
By: Hilary Sloane
Esther Pearl Watson has wanted to open an art supply store for years.
By: Hilary Sloane
For Joey's Home, rescuing an animal can begin with something as simple as letting people know there is somewhere to turn.
By: Hilary Sloane
For thousands of years, Joshua trees have been part of life in the Mojave Desert. On September 26, the event Joshua Trees: Past, Present & Future
By: Hilary Sloane
The Morongo Unified School District has stepped back from a proposal that could have closed Landers Elementary School and consolidated its students with Yucca Mesa Elementary.
By: Hilary Sloane
On September 22, Morongo Unified Superintendent Dr. Patricio Vargas recommended that Landers Elementary remain open and urged the district and community to help maintain and increase enrollment.
By: Hilary Sloane
Partners Against Violence provides free counseling, advocacy, and a 24-hour hotline for survivors of sexual assault. Advocates also accompany survivors to forensic exams, law enforcement interviews, and court proceedings.
