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TC offense comes alive in first game of NorCals

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The Turlock Christian baseball team kept the good times rolling as they took down the Mendota Aztecs in the opening game of the Division V CIF Northern California Regional playoffs. The Eagles once again saw a stellar pitching performance from junior Gavin Farinha, who tossed six shutout frames.

Farinha dominating for TC is nothing new to the rest of the team, but a major difference in Tuesday night’s contest was run support. After scoring one run in the section championship game, the Eagles offense exploded to score six against Mendota.

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The Top 9 Things to Do in California for Kids

in Around California/Fun

When it comes to fun things to do in California for kids, the opportunities are endless. From world-famous theme parks to one of the best zoos on the planet, there are so many exciting places to explore with little ones.

With so many fun things to get up to, planning an itinerary for a holiday in this famous state can get overwhelming pretty quickly. But fear not, as I am a fount of knowledge when it comes to this gorgeous part of the world. From the best cities to visit in California to the most amazing things to get up to, I know the score.

When planning a trip to California your to-do list is sure to be filling up fast so, to help you plan an unforgettable family vacation, sit tight as I share the top 9 things to do in California for kids.

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Rev up for a return of Modesto’s monthlong summer celebration. When, where to be

in Around California/Entertainment/Upcoming event

Modesto’s annual summer celebration gets back to where it belongs this year.

Graffiti Summer returns to June with a month of events planned for car lovers and fans of Modesto native George Lucas’ film homage to his hometown teen years, 1973’s “American Graffiti.”

Two stars from the film are set to appear at separate events.

Last year’s events were held in August, pushed because of the pandemic, which canceled completely the 2020 celebration.

The move to August didn’t appear to deter from the event, according to Todd Aaronson, CEO of the Modesto Convention & Visitors Bureau, which markets the summer celebration.

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What all should new homeowners in California must know?

in Around California

There are many great reasons to live in California. From world-class entertainment and delicious food, to beautiful weather and stunning beaches, the state has it all. So what does this mean for homeowners? Well, if you’re thinking about buying a new home in California, here are some things that you should consider!

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Wine and liquor bottles might soon have deposits. A great amount comes from Modesto

in Community/Environment

California would add wine and liquor bottles to its deposit program under a bill moving through the Legislature.

Consumers would get a dime at recycling centers for a typical bottle from wineries in Modesto and beyond.

The authors hope to boost the current 30% recycling rate for the 500 million or so wine and spirits bottles produced in the state each year.

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Cyclists Start 600-Mile Bike Ride for Cancer, Bone Marrow Registry

in Community/Health

A 600-mile bicycle trek across California began Friday to raise awareness about bone marrow donors and help save the lives of thousands of cancer patients.

The ride from San Francisco to San Diego is to raise awareness an to urge people to sign up for the Bone Marrow Registry.

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Lynyrd Skynyrd set to return to California Mid-State Fair in Paso Robles

in Events/Fun

PASO ROBLES, Calif. – Southern rock icons Lynyrd Skynyrd are set to return to Paso Robles to play at the California Mid-State Fair on July 26.

Lynyrd Skynyrd's career has spanned more than 40 years, cataloging more than 60 albums with more than 30 million units sold, according to fair officials.

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Bitwise Industries opens new facility in downtown Merced

in business

MERCED, Calif. (KFSN) -- Valley tech enterprise Bitwise Industries is now welcoming people to start working at their new location in downtown Merced.

Action News was given the first look at the new space on Main and M Streets - it's called Bitwise 1635.

Inside, you'll find co-working spaces, private offices, classrooms and a cafe.

Bitwise offers real estate, workforce training, and tech consulting to give opportunities to people often overlooked in the tech world.

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Staffing and funding. Business owners share those and other top concerns at Turlock summit

in business

Small business owners gathered Tuesday for the first Turlock Business Summit, organized by the Valley Sierra Small Business Development Center.

The free event, held at the Grand Oak Banquet Hall And Event Center in Turlock, saw over 100 small business owners and employees in attendance and featured presentations from various consultants and business leaders.

Maisie Silva, the Turlock program specialist for the Valley Sierra SBDC, said the event was made possible through an American Rescue Plan Act grant for the “Turlock: Small Business, Large Impact” program. The program seeks to connect local business owners with resources and provide opportunities and training.

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The California Chefs Showcasing the Diversity of Native American Cuisine

in Food/Food & Drinks

BISON MEATBALLS BATHED IN BLUEBERRY sauce. Roasted fiddlehead ferns. Acorn crêpes topped with maple cream. These are just a few examples of what Indigenous chefs are serving at restaurants across California. Three spots in particular are dedicated to championing Native foods and culture in the state. Their chefs cite the same formative experience: growing up wondering why every other culture had a restaurant featuring its cuisine, but seeing none that reflected their own Native foodways.

Cafe Ohlone, the first Indigenous restaurant in California, opened in 2018 on the back patio of a Berkeley bookstore. Founders Vincent Medina and Louis Trevino rooted their restaurant in the cuisine and traditions of their Ohlone people and their ancestral homeland of Northern California. But despite accolades for their meals of locally gathered ingredients, the pandemic forced the closure of their cozy pop-up spot in 2020.

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