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Turlock's New Animal Health Lab Could End Ranchers' Hours-Long Drives to Davis
Ranchers across California’s northern Central Valley have long faced a frustrating choice when their livestock needed advanced diagnostic testing: drive hours to Davis or Tulare, or wait. Now state officials say a dramatically larger Turlock laboratory is positioned to change that, adding large-animal necropsy and testing services that were previously unavailable on site.
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Modesto electricians: ask this before booking a generator hookup
Top 3Electricians · Modesto, CA·Checked Nov 5, 2026. A generator hookup in Modesto starts with your panel and the circuits you need to power. We read electrician reviews and business records to find 3 places to start, plus the questions worth asking before you choose a plan.
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Meritage Homes Hits Pause On Manteca Subdivision, Blames Shaky Housing Market
Meritage Homes has delayed the Manteca Planning Commission's review of a proposed subdivision in southeast Manteca, citing weak market conditions and saying it hopes to move forward in the first quarter of 2027. The project, described in the delay announcement as a 305-home development, sits on 58.45 acres along the west side of Sedan Avenue.
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California Family Filled a Store With Creations From More Than 100 Artists and Unusual Collectibles
A tiny beetle-themed shop sells real insect displays, bird skulls, and fine jewelry, all under one roof. It runs on the vision of one family. It also carries work from more than 100 independent artists. The inventory leans strange in the best way. Think taxidermy, wax seals, bug-themed cards, and...
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Shan-E-Punjab Plans Second Fresno Store, Restaurant for West Clinton Avenue
Shan-E-Punjab, the Fresno grocery chain known for its South Asian market and attached restaurant, is opening a second location in West Fresno at 2811 West Clinton Ave. The Singh family, who run the business, have remodeled a 3,700-square-foot space that previously housed Indian Market, and they're aiming to bring dine-in and takeout dining, plus an outdoor patio, to a neighborhood the family says has long supported their original store.