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YumaSunGallery > Marie Young, a sales associate at the Staples on Catalaina Drive, was one of the first to donate to the Boys and Girls Club via the bin for the school supply drive. According to Marie, No. 2 pencils and 3-Ring Binders are the hot items for the upcoming school year.

YumaSunGallery > The money from each item sold at Inspirations Gift Emporium goes towards funding activities at the recovery center.

- by Jared Dort

YumaSunGallery > The hottest job in Yuma and heat warnings in effect made for a bad mix Thursday. Workers with Desert Road Builders were busy rolling a fresh layer of asphalt on Avenue A at the entrance to Kofa High School. The heat waves from the asphalt were distorting the road barrier and the power poles between the two rollers. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > Protesters block a semi-tractor truck from entering San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. during a protest of summer electricity rates in Mexico Tuesday afternoon. An estimated 300 people gathered in the vehicle lanes between San Luis, Az., and neighboring San Luis Rio Colorado, Son., preventing motorists from traveling between the two countries. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > rotesters block a semi-tractor truck from entering San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. during a protest of summer electricity rates in Mexico Tuesday afternoon. An estimated 300 people gathered in the vehicle lanes between San Luis, Az., and neighboring San Luis Rio Colorado, Son., preventing motorists from traveling between the two countries.

YumaSunGallery > An estimated 300 people block vehicle lanes to enter San Luis, Az., during a protest of summer electricity rates Tuesday in San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Protesters block a car from entering San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. during a protest of summer electricity rates in Mexico Tuesday afternoon. An estimated 300 people gathered in the vehicle lanes between San Luis, Az., and neighboring San Luis Rio Colorado, Son., preventing motorists from traveling between the two countries. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > The dispute between East County Landowners and Yuma County over legal access to subdivisions off County 10th Street continues to be a hot subject. Landowners want the county to accept the roads for maintenance while the county says the roads need an upgrade first at the landowners' expense.

Photo by Jared Dort

YumaSunGallery > The mother of Octavio Acosta spoke at Sanchez's hearing Saturday.

YumaSunGallery > Friends and family members came by the site where Octavio Acosta was shot early Friday morning and set up a memorial for the 16 year old. The murder happened in front of Cheri Streich's house, the Acosta's neighbor a few houses down the street. A candelight vigil will be held tonight before sunset on the 6200 block of East 41st Avenue.

YumaSunGallery > Qcotillo Neighborhood resident Lisa Barker said she was awakend by what sounded like two gunshots, then heard car doors slamming and tires screeching. She came outside to see what had happened and several neigghbors also came out at the same time and it was then that they discoverd the victim in the road near the curb. They called police and looked for the boy's family. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > The peace of the normally quiet neighborhood of Ocotillo was disuturbed early Friday morning at about 1:00 am when a shooting leaft one 15 year old boy dead on the sidewalk. The victim was apparently shot at the intersection of 41st Place and Jojoba Avenue and began walking toward his home pictured here but collapsed before getting home. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > A group of protesters keep a semi from entering Mexico Wednesday morning at the American-Mexican border. More than 300 residents of Mexico hit the ports of entry and formed human blockades to keep vehicles from entering and leaving the country in protest of power rates in Sonora and San Luis Rio Colorado.

Photo by Jared Dort

YumaSunGallery > Protesters of high electric bills in San Luis Rio Colorado and Sonora prepare to block the port of entries at the border.

Photo by Jared Dort

YumaSunGallery > A group of protesters keep a semi from entering Mexico Wednesday morning at the American-Mexican border. More than 300 residents of Mexico hit the ports of entry and formed human blockades to keep vehicles from entering and leaving the country in protest of power rates in Sonora and San Luis Rio Colorado.

An estimated 300 people block vehicle lanes to enter San Luis, Az., during a protest of summer electricity rates Tuesday in San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > An estimated 300 people block vehicle lanes to enter San Luis, Az., during a protest of summer electricity rates Tuesday in San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

An estimated 300 people block vehicle lanes to enter San Luis, Az., during a protest of summer electricity rates Tuesday in San Luis Rio Colorado, Son. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

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