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Harvest Bowl ticket frenzy leaves some parents unable to attend
Hometown rivalry game expected to bring in 3,400 spectators this year
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Tickets for the Harvest Bowl have sold out, with students and staff getting first options, leaving some parents without a seat for the big, final league game. - photo by Journal file photo
As Turlock gets game-day-ready for tonight’s highly anticipated football game between hometown rivalries Turlock High School and Pitman High School, Amanda Encalade has no choice but to look to scalpers in hopes of purchasing a ticket to see her son play in his last Harvest Bowl after she and other parents were unable to secure tickets before they sold out earlier this week. “It’s absolutely distressing. When we told our son, the look on his face was disheartening.
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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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