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Victims Identified in Fatal Merced County Wrong-Way Collision on Thanksgiving Day
• Two individuals, identified as Bryant Noyola and Norma Rodriguez, were killed in a wrong-way crash on Highway 99 in Merced County. • Noyola was driving a Hyundai Elantra in the wrong direction at a high speed, while Rodriguez was a passenger in another vehicle.
Blossomtime Festival: A Century-Old Tradition of Spring and Community in Michigan
The Blossomtime Festival, a revered annual tradition since 1906, stands as a celebration of Michigan's springtime splendor and enduring community ties. Established by Rev. W. J. Cady to highlight the picturesque orchards in bloom, the festival has grown into a dynamic event that attracts visitors from across the Midwest. Recognized as Michigan's oldest multi-community festival, it survived through times as tumultuous as World War II, a testament to its significance in the region's cultural tapestry.
Jingle All the Way to Turlock's Tropical Winter Wonderland: The Spectacular Christmas Luau Parade!
Hey everyone! 🎉 I've got some exciting news to share with you today! Get ready to mark your calendars because the annual Christmas Parade is coming to Turlock, California! 🎄✨
Turlock police seek whereabouts of missing 10-year-old
TURLOCK, Calif. — Police are trying locate a missing 10-year-old in Turlock. The Turlock Police Department said Daisy McGill was last seen on the 300 block of Vasche Avenue and Saint George Place around 4:30 p.m. She was last seen wearing a baby blue sweater, purple t-shirt with a...
Atwater Aviation Museum to host Tree lighting ceremony
ATWATER, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Castle Air Museum officials announced on Wednesday they will kick off the Christmas season on Saturday with a Tree lighting ceremony. Event organizers say visitors can sample a wide variety of coffees, finger foods, hot chocolate, plus other holiday goodies from the Copper Wings Cafe located in the Museum’s Gift Shop […]
Amvets organization helps Veterans through ‘Welcome Home Program’
FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE/KSEE) – Amvets is a veteran nonprofit organization, that offers multiple programs to help veterans such as suicide awareness, and the Welcome Home Program. “The welcome home program assists veterans with furniture so veterans that are transitioning from homelessness into permanent housing through the v8,” said Karina Guzman, who is the Welcome Home Program Manager. […]
Teenage Girl Dies After Being Struck by Train in Stanislaus County, Suspected Suicide
• A 17-year-old girl died after being hit by a train in Stanislaus County. • The incident occurred in the Riverbank area under the Atchison Street Bridge. • The death is believed to be a suicide according to early indicators from the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Office.
Winton Park Set for $3.7 Million Renovation: Groundbreaking Ceremony on December 4
Merced County officials and Winton community members will begin renovations of Winton Park on Monday, December 4, at 2 p.m. The project, costing $3.7 million, is funded by the California Department of Transportation’s “Clean California Local Grant Program.' The park will see a new walking path, a restored soccer field, a renovated baseball field, new baseball dugouts, basketball court lighting, a new playground, picnic shelters, graffiti-resistant picnic tables, new trees, and a public art project.
Turlock Community Urged to Support Coats 4 Kids Drive Amid Rising Winter Needs
Discover how a Turlock community group is stepping up to help families stay warm this winter. Westside Ministries, organizer of the annual Coats 4 Kids drive, is experiencing its highest demand ever and needs your help to provide coats to 2,000 people.
Will a new bond measure help build or remodel CA schools?
photo credit: Larry Valenzuela, CalMatters/CatchLight LocalConstruction sites in the hallways of the Keyes Elementary School in Keyes on Nov. 15, 2023. As California's fund to fix crumbling schools dwindles to nothing, lawmakers are negotiating behind the scenes to craft a ballot measure that would be the state's largest school construction bond in decades. But some beleaguered school superintendents say the money will not be nearly enough to fix all the dry rot, leaky roofs and broken air conditioners in the state's thousands of school buildings. And it won't change a system that they say favors wealthy, urban, left-leaning areas that can easily pass...