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Lea Goodsell

PalmSprings.com Spotlight: An Interview with Lea Goodsell

Lea Goodsell is the principle of Goodsell Group. Goodsell Group is the culmination of her more than 25 years of experience in business development, branding, marketing, advertising and public relations. Lea lives in Palm Desert, California. Lea, it’s so fun to work with you on a project again! Most people …

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Amy Blaisdell

Palm Springs Spotlight: An Interview with Amy Blaisdell

This blog begins a series of interviews with notable and interesting denizens of Palm Springs (of which there are many)! This week’s interview is with Amy Blaisdell, Communications Director for the City of Palm Springs. Amy, I understand that you’re a proud native of Palm Springs! Have you always lived in …

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The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway: Transport to Another World

One of my favorite things to do this time of year is to take the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway from the Palm Springs desert floor to the top of the San Jancinto Mountains—an almost 6,000 foot change in elevation (and 30 to 40 degrees cooler!). You’ll travel two and a …

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Palm Springs International Short Film Fest, Trina Turk, and more!

There’s a lot going on in Palm Springs this week—and it’s a perfect time to explore our desert playground: the crowds are gone, low summer hotel rates are here, and there’s still so much to see and do! Start with paying homage to Palm Springs’ silver screen pedigree both past and …

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Marilyn Monroe Statue

Welcome to Palm Springs, Miss Monroe!

I began my day with Marilyn at my favorite coffee place on Palm Canyon Drive. After procuring a scone and a dark roast latte, I settled down with the paper in the flower-laden courtyard. I was enjoying the sun and the incomparable mountain views (while flipping through the various fates …

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A Little Slice of Paradise

A friend of mine is fond of saying of Palm Springs: “I love that place—everyone has their own little slice of paradise! I suppose that’s his way of saying that this is a democratic landscape. The mountains are viewable by all, not just a select few, the year-round sunshine beams …

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Palm Springs: Modern Oasis Between Mountains

I’ll never forget the first time I saw the mountains of Palm Springs. I remember rounding the bend of the 111 and staring in amazement at their immensity and grandeur. It was 1998 and I was relocating to Southern California after growing up in the rolling green hills of Kentucky. …

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