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Board to salute retirees tonight
The Modesto City Schools board will consider a raft of end-of-year changes and standard contracts at its meeting tonight.
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Meeting eyes how to attract tourists
A gathering in Turlock on Wednesday will explore how to draw tourists to farms, rivers and other San Joaquin Valley attractions.
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Focus on Education: Turlock school district to meet
The Turlock Unified School District board will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Turlock High School Performing Arts Building, 1600 E. Canal Drive.
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Turlock Episcopal congregation walks to new church after closing service
The sign outside St. Francis Anglican Church reads “think FORGIVE act.” Action and forgiveness were the themes of the day, as the parishioners gathered Sunday for one last time at their church on Main Street before walking several blocks away to begin a new church in rented facilities.
Fewer teachers lose jobs for next school year
Fewer California teachers found pink slips in their mailboxes this week, but that was scant solace for Denair Unified teachers.
New charges filed in fatal Turlock fight
Prosecutors Thursday filed new charges against a 53-year-old Turlock man found not guilty of murder in the death of another man in a suspected road rage case from 2010.
Man accused of propositioning teen for sex
Jose Hinojosa, 48, was arrested after a police officer, posing as the teen, arranged a meeting at a Turlock park, Sgt.
Home Plates: A lighter chicken pot pie
I'm looking at a recipe right now that calls for a stick and a half of butter and a quarter cup of heavy cream, and I haven't even gotten around to the crust yet.
Pedestrian killed on Highway 99 in Turlock
A died in a hit-and-run accident early Wednesday morning on Highway 99 in Turlock, the California Highway Patrol reported.
Info: Bird artist and naturalist Keith Hansen will speak at the monthly meeting of the Stanislaus Audubon Society and Sierra Club-Yokuts Group.
Six Tritons Qualify for NCAA Championships
UC San Diego will send a combined men's and women's contingent of six student-athletes to the 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with the full field of participants announced Tuesday.
Turlock's CSU campus among those charging for graduation
Graduating students at more than a dozen California public universities will have to hand over money before they are handed their diplomas.
Produce distributor has expansion of Turlock facility in the works
FreshPoint is more than doubling the size of its refrigerated produce distribution warehouse in Turlock, a multimillion-dollar project it expects to complete by September.
Donated home is a labor of love
This is a story about deep love and a higher power, about gifts given from the heart even as it breaks.
Los Banos police official is convicted of DUI
The Los Banos Police Department's second-highest ranking officer has been convicted of drunken driving, according to a Stanislaus County assistant district attorney.
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Turlock Now: Second community forum gets light response
Attendance was light at the second Turlock City Council Community Forum last Thursday to discuss a possible road tax and other issues.
Turlock road rage trial jury still out
A jury will continue deliberating today in a trial of a man accused of beating to death a 67-year-old Hilmar man during a suspected road rage confrontation in Turlock three years ago.
Popular health and safety fair in Central Valley draws big names
GDI Insurance Agency's third annual Community Safety Saturday on May 18 will feature "Glee" star and anti-bullying advocate Dot Marie Jones and nationally recognized victims advocate Marc Klaas.
The owner of the Monte Vista Crossings shopping center has been fined for major-donor campaign violations during the 2008 election cycle.