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Bulldogs first in conference play

Ceres High’s boys and girls water polo teams finished atop the Western Athletic Conference South Division standings this season. “I’m proud of them,” head coach Stephen Dias said. “They played like a machine all season long. It was simply amazing. They were a fun team to coach.” Ceres High’s girls team claimed the WAC title… Keep Reading

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Mask requirements to end for those who are vaccinated

California’s mask mandate will come to an end on Tuesday, but there will still be some situations and places where face coverings are required. The California Department of Public Health has updated the mask requirements to fall in line with the suggestions from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The new guidelines start Tuesday… Keep Reading

Grant’s Stand

Money doesn't grow on trees, but Grant Thorpe is making it grow with his budding plant business. The seven-and a half- year-old Turlock resident has launched Grant's Stand and is selling plants and succulents via social media. Grant isn't doing it though to line his own pockets. Rather, he is donating 100 percent of the… Keep Reading

Restaurants on the move in Turlock Town Center

More residents than ever are flocking to the Turlock Town Center for their shopping and dining needs thanks to its revitalization in recent years, and additional changes are on the way as some well-known businesses prepare to move into the growing retail hub.  Although the grand opening of the center’s new anchor tenant, Smart &… Keep Reading

Cereal drive to benefit local children

Emanuel Medical Center in Turlock is joining Doctors Medical Center in Modesto and Manteca for a cereal drive with a goal of impacting childhood hunger in the region. The Healthy Over Hungry Cereal Drive aims to supply children with cereal over the summer months and will be allocated by Second Harvest of the Greater Valley.… Keep Reading

Turlock church 1 of 5 finalists for national agricultural grant

TURLOCK, Calif. (KTXL) — Brook Baltazar is one of dozens of kids getting hands-on agricultural training as part of the Westside Ministries Food Literacy Program in Turlock.  “This week, we’ve been out here every day at 8 a.m. just harvesting and picking the weeds,” Brook said.  Founder Dr. JoLynn DiGrazia started the food literacy program… Keep Reading

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CHS girls soccer take second in league

Ceres High’s girls soccer team ended the 2020-21 season on a positive note. The Bulldogs cruised to a 9-1 win against host Los Banos on May 26. “I’m proud of everything we accomplished,” said Jackie Ruiz, who contributed at goalkeeper and forward during her final season at Ceres High. “I think we did a pretty… Keep Reading

Transit agencies offer free rides in July

Turlock residents can take a free ride throughout the month of July on both Turlock Transit buses and Stanislaus Regional Transit Authority lines. All rides on all fixed route buses will be free for passengers during July as part of a joint, free ride promotion. This includes MAX to BART Commuter Express, MAX to ACE… Keep Reading

New silent disco business offers fitness with frequency

Name of business: Valley Vibes Type of business: Silent disco fitness  Location: Turlock; www.valley-vibes.com Contact information: 626-421-8304; info@valley-vibes.com; @_valley__vibes_ on Instagram Specialty: Yoga and full body workouts  History of business: In March, husband and wife duo Aaron and Kate Unruh set out to create a new culture in Turlock — one that would get the community… Keep Reading

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