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DIY: Wood Serving Tray

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Monica Fatica

March 2018

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Spring Risotto

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Lana Granfors

March 2018

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Bluffs at Montaña de Oro, Central Coast

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine

March 2018

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James Andersen of the Hanford National Weather Service

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Melissa Mendonca

IT WAS A SIMPLE GIFT on his eighth birthday that set James Andersen of the Hanford National Weather Service forecast office on his path of meteorology.

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My Town - Brittany Wilber

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine

Love brought me home… I grew up in Clovis and was lucky enough to enjoy the sweet taste of small-town living and delicious peaches from our local fruit stand.

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Bringing Live Stage to Porterville with the Barn Theater

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Enjoy Magazine

THE BARN THEATER, nestled in the South Valley town of Porterville, has brought audiences the joy of live stage productions for 70 years.

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Ruiz Foods — International Company with Hometown Roots

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema

IF YOU LIKE Mexican food and appreciate convenience, you probably know about El Monterey. You might even have their burritos in your freezer right now.

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Style Trends to Adore in 2018

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Kimberly Boney

IT'S A LOVE AFFAIR as old as time. Every year, fashion lovers worldwide wait to catch a glimpse of what’s hot off the runway, hoping to incorporate some life-giving looks into the fold.

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A Love of the Stars with Tulare Astronomical Association

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Jordan Venema

AT SOME POINT, every child looks up at the night sky to wish upon a star and, with a mixture of fear, awe, and mystery, wonders what they are.

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KINGSBURG, CALIFORNIA

Mar 03, 2018 ● By Kerri Regan

What’s now known as Kingsburg was established as a railroad town in 1873, when Swedish natives settled in a town called Kings River Switch – in the early 20th century, more than 90 percent of residents were Swedish American.

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