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Merced Sun-Star
Merced's leaf collection program is back. How to prepare for pickup day
As fall settles in across Merced, colorful leaves are piling up in yards and along streets. However, with r ain in the forecast later this week, those fallen leaves could create problems by blocking storm drains and contributing to flooding, according to city officials. “It’s not that serious... until it is ,” officials wrote in a post on the city’s official Instagram page. Merced’s annual Leaf Collection Program returns Monday, Nov. 9. “This program is an easy way to help keep our city safe when the rains come,” officials said. Here’s what Merced residents need to know about leaf pickup, including when crews will visit their neighborhoods and how to prepare: When does Merced’s leaf collection program begin? City crews will begin collecting fallen leaves from streets Monday, Nov. 9. The program operates within Merced city limits six days a week through Jan. 16, with no service on Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s Day. The city is divided into four collection areas , separated by Highway 59 and Bear Creek Drive. What do I have to do to get my leaves picked up? Residents do not need to call or schedule a pickup. Collection days are assigned based
The Modesto Bee
FOX40
‘Remembering Our Fallen’ memorial makes final stop in Modesto
(FOX40.COM) — A traveling war memorial has made its final stop in Modesto. “Remembering Our Fallen” is a photographic war memorial honoring fallen service members who served in Iraq and Afghanistan between September 11, 2001, and August 30, 2021. The memorial was created by Patriotic Productions, a non-profit that honors veterans and fallen service members through […]
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Merced Sun-Star
UC Merced women's soccer earns berth in NCAA Division II tournament
The UC Merced women’s soccer team has earned a spot in the NCAA Division II championship tournament. The Bobcats lost in the California Collegiate Athletic Association championship game on Saturday, but earned an at-large berth on Monday. The Bobcats are one of 56 teams in the single-elimination tournament. UC Merced is the No. 6 seed in the West region and will face No. 3 seed Cal State LA in the first round on Friday in Irvine. The game will be a rematch of Saturday’s CCAA Championship match, in which Cal State LA won 3-1. UC Merced enters the NCAA Tournament with a 12-3-5 record.