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Turlock sopes to debut on Food Network

This spring, Turlockers can watch one of their own compete on the Food Network. Priscilla Gutierrez, Carina Stringfellow (center) and Lindsey Stringfellow trekked across the country with Carina’s catering business, Super Sope (Photo contributed).

Super Sope — This spring, Turlockers can watch one of their own compete on the Food Network. Priscilla Gutierrez, Carina Stringfellow (center) and Lindsey Stringfellow trekked across the country with Carina’s catering business, Super Sope (Photo contributed).

ANGELINA MARTIN

Published: Jan 8, 2020, 4:22 AM

Carina Stringfellow’s catering business, Super Sope, is one of seven teams that will compete on a Food Network show, using distinct ingredients in challenges that test their culinary skills.

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The pool is open…finally

Turlock City Councilmember Rebecka Monez, who grew up swimming in the Columbia Park pool, was a vocal proponent for the facility’s $9.1 million renovation (JOE CORTEZ/The Journal).

Columbia Pool 1 — Turlock City Councilmember Rebecka Monez, who grew up swimming in the Columbia Park pool, was a vocal proponent for the facility’s $9.1 million renovation (JOE CORTEZ/The Journal).

Joe Cortez

Turlock Journal

Published: May 21, 2025, 5:46 AM

Councilmember Rebecka Monez and former city manager Reagan Wilson, both of whom grew up swimming in the Columbia Park pool on the city’s Westside, delivered the ceremonial “first plunge” on Saturday at the grand re-opening ceremony.

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