Yesterday | The Modesto Bee
MODESTO: Man badly hurt in bicycle accident identified
Authorities have identified the man critically injured on Briggsmore Avenue near Joaquin Street on Tuesday afternoon, police said, but they are withholding his name until his family can be informed.
Wednesday | The Modesto Bee
WHEN: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Modesto Centre Plaza, 1159 Ninth St.
E-waste recycling events planned
San Joaquin County and Onsite Electronics Recycling are partnering to sponsor Electronic Waste Recycling Events where people can drop off not only electronics such as computers, telephones, and microwaves, but also mercury devices such as fluorescent light bulbs, household batteries, and #6 polyethylene.
High school student's calf wins big at fair
A calf raised by Escalon Future Farmers of America member Casey Schmidig recently took home the first-ever Best San Joaquin Locally Bred and Raised award from the San Joaquin County Fair.
Plummeting Price Of Milk Leaves Dairy Farms Struggling For Profit
Cows wait to be milked at the Faria Dairy Farm in Escalon, California. As milk prices continue to plummet due to a weakening international and national demand, dairy farmers across the U.S. are struggling to turn a profit prompting many to sell off their cattle for slaughter and turn fields into corn crops.
Info: The Modesto California Highway Patrol is offering a free driver safety interactive presentation for parents and teens ages 14-19. A certificate will be awarded to each teen upon completion.
Modesto man arrested on suspicion of cashing stolen treasury bonds
A Modesto man was arrested Monday after he was caught allegedly trying to cash stolen U.S. Treasury Savings Bonds from Guaranty Bank at 3380 McHenry Ave., according to the Escalon Police Department.
Changing of the guards: Court selects, welcomes new county grand jury
Monday was a busy day for the San Joaquin County civil grand jury. The 2008-09 panel of 18 jurors issued its final law and justice reports before being thanked and discharged by Superior Court Judge George Abdallah Jr., who then oversaw the random selection of 19 new members and 10 alternates for the 2009-10 grand jury.
Blood Drives -- Published June 9, 2009
Escalon Community-M2: 2 to 7 p.m. today, 2203 California Street. Information: 943-3855. Tracy Tracy Walmart-Bus: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, 3010 W. Grant Line Road.
Tanker overturns, spills 6,500 gallons of milk
A tanker overturned early Tuesday and spilled 6,500 gallons of milk on East Carter Road just north of Escalon, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Inspirational students graduate high school
For most graduates, last week's commencements signified the end of childhood and the beginning of adulthood.
Milk Spilled In Crash Near Escalon
A milk truck overturned early Tuesday in a rural area near Escalon, the California Highway Patrol said.
This senior class made the grade before cell phones and iPods
They happily gathered up pens, pencils, Band-Aids, key chains, magnets, stress balls and pill boxes given away at each booth.
Dairy Farms Struggle For Profit Dairyman Frank Faria pulls a piece of plywood over an opening in a calf barn at the Faria Dairy Farm June 3, 2009 in Escalon, California.
Report: S.J. computer security lags
Some San Joaquin County agencies and cities work on computer systems that lag behind technological expectations, according to a civil grand jury report published Tuesday in the first such countywide review of its kind.
San Joaquin agencies, cities weak on Internet security, grand jury report says
In a countywide investigation, a San Joaquin County civil grand jury found only two cities - Lathrop and Escalon - were meeting or addressing expectations for Internet security, while three county organizations were operating on outdated server systems, including the Public Defender's Office and the Sheriff-Coroner's Office.
S.J. board to allow church expansion
County supervisors Tuesday shot down an appeal attempting to block the expansion of a Catholic church west of Escalon.
Escalon High School graduation
Ceremony: 7:30 p.m., Friday, May 29, 2009, at Engel Field at Escalon High, 1528 Yosemite Ave., Escalon Number of graduates: 240 Commencement speakers: Wong, Dunbar and senior class President Eva Chavez-Cisneros Comment: Chavez-Cisneros, on the Class of 2009's role in bolstering Escalon's academic profile: "We take a lot of pride in that.
South San Joaquin Irrigation District marks century
A water district that forever changed the face of south San Joaquin County celebrated 100 years Wednesday.
Possible routes for transmission lines criticized by landowners
Lou and Judy Lombardi's walnut orchard stretches half a mile from their house to the Tuolumne River.
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