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TID: Making growth possible
Nearly 125 years ago, one of the most unique and productive features about Turlock today was once lost in an unfruitful wasteland of desolation. Agricultural production once ran scarce, and wouldn't have been brought to life without the visionary talents and dedication of those who founded the Turlock Irrigation District in 1887. TID's collaborative efforts not only provided one of the most agriculturally productive valleys in the world, but initiated itself as one ...
Turlock is open for business
From Blue Diamond -a new 88-acre almond processing plant being built in the regional industrial park on the west end of town -to the extremely popular Dust Bowl Brewery Tap Room, serving up Turlock-crafted beers and pub food to scores of visitors in the heart of downtown, new growth and expansion is blooming in Turlock. Over the past year, businesses large and small have chosen to open up shop in Turlock - or ...
Turlock Unified School District: Growing the next generation of leaders
There is no question that education is the foundation for a successful and well-balanced life. Over the years the Turlock Unified School District has continued to raise the bar in educational progress through the expansion of programs a focus on each student's success. The result: higher test scores and lower drop-out rates. TUSD has implemented a number of programs over the past several years in an effort to close the achievement gap, increase ...
CSU Stanislaus: University grows with Valley
It was named one of the top 10 public universities in the West Coast Master's category by U.S. News & World Report magazine as well as a best buy in higher education for the past seven years. Its commitment to excellence and ongoing population has attracted a diverse student body and communities into an interconnected world. California State University Stanislaus … Once known as Stanislaus State College in 1957, the first classes opened ...
Turlock Recreation strengthens community ties through expansion
In recent years, the Turlock Recreation Department has significantly grown in size and function, thanks to additional scholarship programs, after school programs, and adult services. With 14 years of experience under his belt, Recreation Senior Supervisor Mark Crivelli believes that the additional influx of programs has helped acquire a greater neighborly camaraderie from all members of the community regardless of age. "I get to work with people of all ages. There is ...
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