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This list of 10 stories is for all those Fresno locals who are looking for something to read. There’s a little bit of everything in this article, so I’m sure you’ll find something that interests you. For example, did you know that the Fresno Police Department was awarded with a prestigious award? Or maybe you’re more interested in the story about the local brewery! One thing is certain: there are plenty of reasons to be proud of our city and we hope these articles give you some insight into what makes it so great!
The Fresno Police Department is Visited by the President of Chile
Fresno PD Awarded for Excellence and Innovation in Community Policing from International Association of Chiefs of Police
This week’s events: A new brewery opens near downtown, Bites & Brews returns this Friday to Strumming Buffalo Ranch, The Sequoia restaurant hosts a beer pairing dinner on Saturday.
Jazz Concert at River Park Continues Series with University Jazz Band After Spring Break
Borders Books closes its doors forever; will reopen as an office furniture store next month One man’s quest to save books before they are lost or forgotten This Week in History: March 17-23 (1914) Supreme Court Justice James Clark McReynolds made a statement in court that the President of the United States is not above law and under certain circumstances can be impeached for high crimes.
Video: Fresno Police Department Visited by Chilean President
The Fresno Police department was visited this week by Chile’s president, Sebastián Piñera Echenique. The visit was part of his first official trip to the U.S., where he met with government officials, business leaders and diplomats from Washington D.C., New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco..
11 Stories From Fresno That Are Worth Reading – video: Fresno police receive presidential recognition This Week In History: March 17-23 (1914) Supreme Court Justice James Clark McReynolds made a statement in court that the President of the United States is not above law and under certain circumstances can be impeached for high crimes.
13 Stories From Fresno That Are Worth Reading – video: Fresno police receive presidential recognition This Week In History: March 17-23 (1914) Supreme Court Justice James Clark McReynolds made a statement in court that the President of the United States is not above law and under certain circumstances can be impeached for high crimes.
Video: Fresno Police Department Visited by Chilean President The Fresno Police department was visited this week by Chile’s president, Sebastián Piñera Echenique. The visit was part of his first official trip to the U.S., where he met with government officials and the Chilean community in Fresno.
Fresno County Sheriff, Margaret Mims Elected to National Sheriffs Association Board of Directors On Tuesday March 13th at a meeting held in Washington D.C., FCSO deputy Margaret Mims was elected as Vice Chair for the National Sheriffs Association’s board of directors. This is a great accomplishment and honor that our department will be proud to have her represent us on this prestigious organization. She joins three other former sheriffs from California who serve as members-at-large: Terry Eagan (Sacramento), Don Haidl (San Diego) and Bill Brown (Los Angeles). The association represents about 20 percent of all law enforcement agencies nationwide with more than 30 member counties providing coverage to more than 200 million people.
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Fresno County Sheriff, Margaret Mims Elected to National Sheriffs Association Board of Directors For the past four years Fresno County has been represented on the board by former sheriff Mike Boudreaux who retired in 2018 after 25 years with the department and now joined a private consulting firm as an advisor for law enforcement agencies looking to improve their operational efficiency. As deputy Mims becomes vice-chair she will be responsible for leading meetings, set agendas, establish position papers and represent FCSO’s interests at national conferences among other responsibilities that are expected from her office. “I am honored,” said Deputy Mims when asked about her new role. “Being elected Vice Chair is yet
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Posted On: June 15th 2018 at 12pm EST.
It’s a sunny day in Fresno and time for some good news! Here is today’s list of top ten stories from around town that may have flown under your radar or just caught your attention – which has been the ultimate goal since we launched this daily blog to bring you valuable content straight to your inboxes everyday morning (or night). So read up and share if it tickles your fancy (you know how much we love people sharing our content).
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What is Fresno doing today that might interest me? Keep reading below!
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“My Favorite Fresno Memory: The Story of How I Saw My Friend’s Leukemia Battle Comically and Dramatically.”-Valerie Almonte
“The Best Places to Get Free Stuff in Fresno, California”-Jefferson Smith
“I Went on a Date with Him. He Got Shot With an Arrow & We Survived the Zombie Apocalypse Together. Plus 11 More Stories From Fresno That Are Worth Reading Right Now.”-Jessi Jaremka
A Tourist’s Guide To Visiting Historic Old Town Clovis And Fresnans Must Visit Locations
Why Can’t People Stop Trying to Sell Me Kale? – A Brief History Of Spinach In America – Ryan Curran “How One Man’s Obsession with a Slinky Led to the Invention of Post-It Notes” – Frank Epperson
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A Tourist’s Guide To Visiting Historic Old Town Clovis And Fresnans Must Visit Locations
Why Can’t People Stop Trying to Sell Me Kale? – A Brief History Of Spinach In America – Ryan Curran “How One Man’s Obsession with a Slinky Led to the Invention of Post-It Notes” – Frank Epperson
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* The story behind Fresno’s famous Fig Garden and how it came to be one of our most popular tourist destinations. (Ryan Curran)
*. .. This iconic spot has become a major part in shaping what is now known as Old Town Clovis, but this hasn’t always been so. Learn about its beginnings and why locals became such avid supporters through their journey with the historic garden project.(Jessi Jaremka)
.* — How One Man’s Obsession with a Slinky Led to the Invention of Post-It Notes. (Frank Epperson) *–*. .. Must Visit Locations The Fresno Zoo – The Redwood Hollow Tree Climbing Park – Fesler Museum of Art Kaweah Oaks Preserve – Fig Garden & Old Town Clovis Fresno Chaffee Zoo River Parks District and Downtown Waterfront *–*. .. . **–*-. . .. .. .. ^..^. ^.*!.! !.%$.%%&'()§+$,-./0123456789:;?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghij
