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"A new mural celebrating Dr. Martin King, Jr. was unveiled on Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Merced Food Center. The portrait of King, which is part of a greater mural featuring farm labor union leader, Cesar Chavez, was celebrated with free food and beverages from Sam’s Cafe and the Merced Food Center...READ STORY bit.ly/2PlKGBf
South Merced community celebrates new public art — Merced County Times
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A new mural celebrating Dr. Martin King, Jr. was unveiled on Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Merced Food Center. The portrait of King, which is...Such a pleasure to see so many of you, including my friends from the Lao Association of Merced on Friday! Thank you to everyone who came out to support Sam Cafe at our monthly small business event. Stay tuned for next month’s location and date.
"Merced County received just over 6,000 vaccine doses from the State in January, which was low considering that Merced County has 287,420 residents and the goal is to offer all residents an opportunity to receive the vaccine...." READ STORY: bit.ly/37TjY9j
Elders share low-down on taking vaccines — Merced County Times
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Merced County received just over 6,000 vaccine doses from the State in January, which was low considering that Merced County has..."The ongoing pandemic has altered countless aspects of education for nearly a year - including the local FFA programs which are grounded in activities that bring members together for events ranging from county fairs and leadership conferences to chapter meetings and speaking contests. This year, FFA is anything but traditional...." READ STORY: bit.ly/3dVYgp4
FFA chapters making the best of difficult circumstances
westsideconnect.com
The ongoing pandemic has altered countless aspects of education for nearly a year - including the local FFA programs which are grounded in activities that bring members together for events"Despite the atmospheric river that dumped upwards of 80 inches of snow on the highest points of the Stanislaus River watershed last month, the Central Sierra snowpack is just at 53 percent of average for Feb. 18...." READ STORY: bit.ly/2MhmLSb
Stanislaus River watershed snow at 53% of average
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Despite the atmospheric river that dumped upwards of 80 inches of snow on the highest points of the Stanislaus River watershed last month, the Central Sierra snowpack is just at 53 percent of average for Feb. 18.