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Costa continues crackdown on illegal labs - The Sun-Gazette …
WEB4 hours ago · H.R. 8065. The warehouse at 850 I Street – home to the now infamous Reedley biolab – remains shuttered; it has been emptied of the thousands of chemicals and hazardous materials — the discovery of which raised a nationwide panic concerning unregulated private laboratories owned by foreign nationals. Harper discovered the …
Bioethics conference comes to Clovis - The Sun-Gazette Newspaper
WEB5 hours ago · CLOVIS – The Central Valley Regional Bioethics Committee is hosting the Contemporary Issues in Bioethics in Clovis this year to discuss ethics in healthcare, research and the environment at the local, regional and national levels. The conference will be held at the Clovis Community Medical Center – Marcus Radin Conference Center on …
Oldest Tulare church celebrates 150th anniversary
WEB3 hours ago · In 1898, the original church was destroyed in a fire. The church then purchased three lots for a new structure, paying $210 for the land located at 220 N. Tulare Ave., where the church still stands today. The city’s oldest church, the First Congregational Church of Tulare, is celebrating its 150th anniversary this month.
Tulare one step closer to new city logo - The Sun-Gazette …
WEB1 day ago · The selected design features bold colors and a stylized “TULARE” font. Each letter of the logo includes an internal element representing different aspects of the city. This includes the water tower, cattle, farm land, the Tulare Outlet Clock Tower and the Sun. The logo also includes the new tagline, “Opportunity Grows Here.”.
Fossil Waters - The Sun-Gazette Newspaper
WEB2 days ago · Fossil Waters. October 2, 2024 • 7:09 am. East Fork Kaweah River in the mountains of Tulare County. (ssmalomuzh / Adobe Stock) Trudy Wischemann. Local writer of the column 'Notes From Home'. “ Thirst for Clarity,” the adult course on water in our mega-basin that we’re offering in Porterville, met for the first time Sept. 24.
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WEBHarold Eugene ‘Gene’ Parnell, 1934-2024. Harold Eugene “Gene” Parnell went home to be with the Lord on Sept. 8, 2024 in Hanford, Calif. Gene was born to Frank and Sylvia (Bray) Parnell on Oct. 26, 1934 in Oklahoma. He had one brother, [...] READ MORE.
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State of the City highlights Tulare’s growth
WEBAug 26, 2024 · She highlighted Tulare’s continuous growth as a city, noting that the city is developing new businesses such as Valley Strong Credit Union, Dutch Brothers, Chick-fil-A, Component Coffee and Quesadilla Gorilla. Even further, in 2023 alone, the city finalized 465 housing permits and nine new commercial building permits.
Officials reflect positively on state of local government
WEBAug 22, 2024 · Officials reflect positively on state of local government. By Serena Bettis. Published August 22, 2024 • 12:00 pm. Visalia Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Matthew Mingrone introduces the panel during the State of Local Government Luncheon put on by the chamber and moderated by Reggie Ellis, …