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Giant human pink hard hat ribbon creates visual call to action
Emanuel Cancer Center receives $40k donation
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A 440+ person human Pink Hard Hat Ribbon formed on Wednesday launched October Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a visible call to action for EMCORs 9th Annual Protect Yourself. Get Screened Today. campaign. Shambaugh & Son, an EMCOR company, its client Valley Milk, LLC, the entire project work force, and many others, including Emanuel Cancer Center representatives, Gary Soiseth, and Mayor of Turlock donned EMCOR Pink Hard Hats and assembled to form EMCORs signature giant human Pink Hard Hat Ribbon. - photo by Photo Contributed
Pink ribbons are a common sight leading into October, as communities aim to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Wednesday, however, EMCOR/Shambaugh & Son, L.P. went above and beyond to make breast cancer screening a topic of discussion for everyone when the contractor gathered over 440 people donning signature pink hard hats for an oversized, human display of a pink ribbon. The display was a visible call to action for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and EMCOR’s 9th Annual “Protect Yourself.
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Ash Ruder relishes return to Turlock with fair concert
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Ash Ruder performs in front of hundreds of family, friends and fans (CHRISTOPHER CORREA/The Journal).
Saturday night at the Stanislaus County Fair certainly didn’t feel like it was Ash Ruder’s first-ever headlining performance.
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