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Stanislaus State donates medical freezers for COVID-19 vaccines

TURLOCK, Calif. — The Central Valley is preparing to receive vaccines. Cal State University Stanislaus donated two medical-grade freezers to help store the vaccines in the county. The university freezers are four times colder than a normal freezer, used to store plant and animal samples, as well as microorganisms for long-term storage. “They are rare.… Keep Reading

Staffing woes set 3 Turlock schools back to distance learning

TURLOCK, Calif. — Students at three Turlock schools will temporarily be heading back to distance learning. The Turlock Unified School District said Julien, Cunningham, and Crowell elementary schools will be returning to distance learning through Dec. 18.  Officials said the decision was due to staffing and not a "trigger" in line with California Department of Public Health guidance. Those… Keep Reading

Here we go again – another shutdown for county region

Stanislaus County fell under a Regional Stay Home Order this week because of a surge of COVID-19 cases nearly overwhelming area hospitals dealing with patients. California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Thursday new stay-at-home orders for regions with ICU capacity that falls below 15 percent. Stanislaus County hit that this week. The regional stay-at-home order follows… Keep Reading

Turlock’s Christmas Cruise proves more popular than anticipated

The City of Turlock’s first-ever Christmas Cruise on Friday night provided plenty of holiday cheer for vehicles passing through — and some long traffic jams. Community members, businesses and organizations were able to set up lighted displays at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds this year in lieu of floats after the annual downtown Christmas Parade was… Keep Reading

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