The lack of a bus stop in front of the Turlock Library continues to be a major point of contention with residents of Turlock as the issue was brought up multiple times during a public meeting held Thursday to discuss the city’s transit system. Fusion Charter teacher Randy Heinrichs said that he recently took one of his high school classes on a field trip to the library. They caught the Number 5 bus a block away from the school, on the corner of Lander and Linwood avenues, and rode it to the downtown stop at Golden State and Main Street, where they then had to walk seven blocks to the library.
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