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Jessica’s House brings Christmas cheer to local children
The holiday season can be difficult for many families struggling with the grief of losing a loved one. Fortunately, Jessica's House – a branch of Emanuel Medical Center dedicated to providing grief support for children and teens – has made continual efforts to bring Christmas cheer to the children participating in the program.
Number of county’s unemployed grows
The unemployment rate in Stanislaus County showed an uptick in November, largely from seasonal job declines, according to the latest report from the Employment Development Department.
Filming concludes on Bernsen project
The celebrity spotting in Turlock has come to an end for now, as filming of the romantic comedy "Christian Mingle" finished off its work in Turlock earlier this week.
Craftsmanship, creativity combine in family business Rustic Metal Designs
Name: Rustic Metal Designs
Community supports hospice, children 's grief program at holiday gala
The holiday spirit was evident at the recent Festival of Trees gala and auction, which raised an astounding $323,624. Every dollar goes to support local hospice services and Jessica's House, a grief support program for children and teens.
Student's recycling proceeds provide holiday joy for others
Recycling is a great way to earn some extra cash on the side, but when the proceeds go towards others in the community the benefits of giving outweigh the dollars earned. Steven Shamgochian of Turlock Junior High School experienced this first hand as he has spent the past year recycling, ultimately raising over $2,000 and using the proceeds to purchase items to donate to fellow schoolmates.
Poor air quality continues; officials discourage wood burning
Poor air quality Valley-wide continues to persist as the air basin lingers under a high-pressure system that has kept emissions from escaping.
Turlock CVB looks for new opportunities to bring in tourists
The Turlock Convention and Visitor's Bureau is looking forward to a bright 2014, as the tourism marketing organization hopes to bring some new ideas for the upcoming year.
Turlock Gospel Mission makes progress with building funds, in need of more donations
Each day, the Turlock Gospel Mission is getting closer to its fundraising goals with the help of Turlock's generous citizens.
Family dedicates tree at Crane Park in remembrance of lost son
For the Holguin family, the holidays have been an especially difficult time as they enter the Christmas season with one empty seat at the family table.
Envy Fine Clothing: Thinking outside of the gift box
While individuals are rushing to complete their holiday shopping, Envy Fine Clothing of Turlock is asking customers to consider allocating some funds from their Christmas lists to sponsor local families in need.
Local entrepreneur creates unique artisan jewelry, organic soaps and candles
Name: Whitney Oliver Designs; EDEN Soap & Candle Co.
Kiwanis Club of Greater Turlock: Growing and giving
A community reflects its residents and the Kiwanis Club of Greater Turlock have demonstrated the connected and charitable nature of local society members through its consistent, generous contributions.
Annual community effort brings Turlock Together
Locals will notice the slow disappearance of Turlock Together's hallmark blue barrels at schools and businesses as the collection and sorting of goods has begun and the countdown towards distribution ticks away.
Loss of a legend: Steve Feaver passes at age 65
Turlock lost a legend Wednesday morning with the passing of longtime swim and water polo coach Steve Feaver.
Articles by Section - Local
Growers given grim news over water resources
Local growers are facing another bleak irrigation season that could turn out to be even worse than the historically-low 20 inch water allotments seen in 2014.
Turlock Police launch new mobile app
The Turlock Police Department is rolling out a new crime prevention and information tool for the public and it's right at your fingertips.
Report points the way to secure ag future
As the 114th United States Congress settles into session, the Family Farm Alliance aims to guide the steps legislators should take towards securing the agricultural future of family farmers, ranchers, irrigation districts, and allied industries in the 17 Western states.
Applications sought for San Joaquin Entrepreneur Challenge
Driving to work, taking a shower, fixing a snack. Good ideas can be born at anytime and those individuals who have been struck with the creative impulse to invent now have an opportunity to showcase their idea at the San Joaquin Entrepreneur Challenge for a shot at $20,000 in cash and services.
TID to provide water update at grower meetings
As the state faces its fourth consecutive dry year, Turlock Irrigation District is preparing local growers for a potentially rough irrigation season with two upcoming evening grower meetings.
Controversy follows Cosby into Turlock
Turlock is once again being thrust into the national spotlight with the planned appearance of beleaguered comedian Bill Cosby at the Turlock Community Theatre.
Save Mart and affiliates now offer Apple Pay
Now all you need to check out at the grocery store is your phone - that is if you're shopping at your local Save Mart, FoodMaxx or Lucky markets as each Northern California business now offers Apple Pay.
Fire ignites in home for second time in two weeks
Turlock Fire fighters were able to quickly douse a house fire after noticing the smoke and flames while extinguishing a vehicle fire just down the road.
NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN
Although Evelyn Matney is technically a novice painter, but her works of art are far from elementary. In fact, she earned first, second, and third place with her oil paintings at the 2014 Stanislaus County Fair – she is also 96 years old.
Delhi school evacuated for possible gas leak
Even though El Capitan Elementary School suffered a potential gas scare that merited the evacuation of several classrooms early on Thursday morning, Delhi Unified School District superintendent Adolfo Melara reported that one of the teachers positively equated it to the calmness associated with any other day.
RV fire threatens Turlock business
A fifth wheel caught on fire Wednesday morning and erupted into a blaze that threatened to ignite the commercial buildings it was parked next to, the Turlock Fire Department reported.
Creative primping for pooches at Lisa’s Pet Styles
Name of Business: Lisa's Pet Styles
Farming root zone topic of field day event
With the drought carrying on with no foreseeable end, sustainability and conservation practices are more crucial than ever.
Methodist churches Imagine No Malaria
The United Methodist Church has a specific outreach goal for 2015 - end preventable death from malaria in Africa.
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