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Tyler Oaks completes her first mystery novel
CSU Stanislaus Alumni achieves her dream of writing a book
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It is always inspiring for California State University, Stanislaus students to hear about the success of one of our alumni. CSU Stanislaus graduate, Tyler Oaks, is one of the schools current success stories with the release of her first book, "Ruby Rest" that became available on October 31.
'In God We Trust' in Bakersfield public school
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"They're calling everyone who doesn't support it unpatriotic," Board President Bob Hampton was quoted to have said in an article by Steve Chawkins from the Nov. 7 edition of the Los Angeles Times. Hampton was outvoted 4-1 in Monday's Bakersfield School District board meeting concerning whether to display posters with the motto, "In God We Trust.
Southern California works to clean up the aftermath of the devistation
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The wildfires that started on Oct. 20 in southern California are finally under control as stated by the state of California on Nov. 6. On Nov. 7 only one of the 35 fires was reported to still be burning. Even though the fire hazard has finally been contained, people in the area should not let their guard down just yet.
The city of Turlock is taking a step in the green direction
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The City of Turlock and Turlock Irrigation District are working together to take a step in the green direction by installing a new system that uses renewable energy. Installation of the new 1.2 Megawatt Fuel Cell Energy project is in the design stage now and will be installed late in the summer of 2008, according to Jeff Barton, power plant engineer department manager.