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Author: Dave Adalian

Furloughs Ending, Budget Woes Continue in Lindsay

Posted on November 18, 2015November 18, 2015 by Dave Adalian

McDermont Field House will stay open, furloughs for city employees will end on December 5, and the proposal to add a half-percent to Lindsay’s sales tax is dead for now–but the city is still operating in the red and no plan to make up the gap is yet in the works as strife continues among […]

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Kaweah Delta Approves $100M Expansion

Posted on November 4, 2015November 4, 2015 by Dave Adalian

With plans for a new acute-care hospital in downtown Visalia already underway, the Kaweah Delta Health Care District has approved $100 million in additional expansion and upgrades. Included in the long list of construction projects are a new urgent-care facility in northwest Visalia and a doubling of ER beds downtown. “The short of it is […]

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Kings County Closing Avenal, Corcoran Courthouses

Posted on November 4, 2015November 4, 2015 by Dave Adalian

The Kings County Superior Court will shutter the doors of courthouses in Avenal and Corcoran on December 18. Staff from the two locations will be reassigned to the Hanford Courthouse, and all court business will be conducted there after that date. The closures, the result of years of funding shortfalls in the state budget, are […]

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Tulare, Visalia Sue to Force Water Cleanup

Posted on October 15, 2015October 20, 2015 by Dave Adalian

The City of Tulare and the Cal Water Company say a group of chemical manufacturers spent decades contaminating local groundwater with a dangerous, cancer-causing pollutant, and now they’re looking to make the alleged polluters clean up their mess. Lawyers for the City of Tulare could be in court as soon as February 8 to take […]

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County Officials Mum as Mooney Grove Complaints Continue

Posted on October 15, 2015October 19, 2015 by Dave Adalian

The state of Mooney Grove Park seems to have become a hot potato no one in county government wants to handle for fear of being burned. The number of public complaints about the declining state of the county-maintained park – where benches lie broken, ponds are choked with decay, and trees are dying, if not […]

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Details Few on Contract Killer

Posted on October 15, 2015October 19, 2015 by Dave Adalian

Authorities have closed the books on half a dozen unsolved murders in Tulare County dating back as far as 1980, and the man responsible will spend the rest of his life behind bars. On October 6, Jose Manuel Martinez, 53, also known as the Black Hand or El Mano Negro, plead guilty in Tulare County […]

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Slavery Alive in Tulare County

Posted on October 15, 2015October 19, 2015 by Dave Adalian

The Central Valley has a slavery problem of which most residents are unaware. It is a center for human trafficking, much of it focused on the sex trade, but now an effort is underway in Tulare County to change that. Centrally located in the state with an entrenched criminal element and a high population of […]

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Mighty Sequoias Build Student Success, Confidence

Posted on October 1, 2015October 5, 2015 by Dave Adalian

By an interesting quirk of fate, two statistics regarding Tulare County are nearly identical: About 20% of the county’s land is taken up by national parks, and almost 20% of the students fail to graduate high school. While these statistics seemingly have little to do with each other, at least one local educator thinks there […]

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Tastemakers Rock Festival to Benefit Local Youth Music

Posted on October 1, 2015October 5, 2015 by Dave Adalian

Music fans can expect a heavier rock-n-roll groove at the second annual Tastemaker Festival on Saturday, October 17 says Aaron Gomes, head of the Sound N Vision Foundation, the organization behind the event. “We built a show that was more of a vibe,” Gomes said of the event at Visalia Rawhide Stadium. “There’s a connective […]

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Hanford Fire Station Plans Won’t Require Sale of Park

Posted on September 29, 2015September 29, 2015 by Dave Adalian

Hanford is getting a much-needed new fire station and part of Hidden Valley Park will not have to be sold to fund it. At a study session held September 15, Hanford City Council directed its staff to put together a construction plan for a third station the fire department needs to decrease its response times. Construction […]

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