NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2010
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C O V E R S T O R Y
H O L I D AY S F R O M T H E H E A R T
C o d e S e v e n
W H AT ’ S I N Y O U R PA N T R Y ?
T h r e e A l a r m
S T U C K I N A C H I M N E Y
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President’s Message 1
Sigma Alpha 1
Donor Members 2
Garden of the Sun Tour 2
Quip from On the Horizon 2
Peach Jam 2
Ag Boosters’ BBQ &
Country Store 3
September SWM—Selma 3
November SWM— 4
Riverside
College Scholarship 4
Recipients
Support CWA 4
High School Scholarship 5
Recipients 5
Executive Board 5
October Mtg.
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President’s Message 1 Sigma Alpha 1 Donor Members 2 Garden of the Sun Tour 2 Quip from On the Horizon 2 Peach Jam 2 Ag Boosters’ BBQ & Country Store 3 September SWM—Selma 3 November SWM— 4 Riverside College Scholarship 4 Recipients Support CWA 4 High School Scholarship 5 Recipients 5 Executive Board 5 October Mtg. Location Chg. 5 Christmas Luncheon 5 Zesty Salsa 5 Meeting Dates 6 Napa Annual Meeting 6 INSIDE THIS ISSUE P r o u d S p o n s o r o f : California Women for Agriculture Central Valley Chapter V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 7 O C T O B E R 2 0 1 0 President’s Message - Shelley Manhire Visit: www. farmology. com The school year has just begun for the ladies of Sigma Alpha, but we are off to a very bright start. Our sorority has just recently taken a trip to Monterey where we held our annual Summer Retreat. The fun weekend in Monterey allowed us to bond as sisters and have a nice relaxing end to our summer vacation. Our Chapter currently has 22 young women who are all passionat
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SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2010
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RECLAIMING
GROUND
Injunctions help
TCSO gang unit take
back gang territory
M e d i c a l A l e r t
T H E E N D O F T H E R O A D
T h e S k e t c h
A PA S S I O N T O R I D E
S a f e Tr a c k
G R O W I N G PA I N S
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President’s Message 1
Sigma Alpha 1
Community Food Bank 2
World Ag Expo 2
Fresno County Board of 2
Supervisors
Current Donors 2
Alpha Zeta 2
March SWM—Coalinga 3
Fresno County Farm and 3
Nutrition Day
Spring Fling Shopping Trip 4
April Monthly Meeting 4
Support CWA 4
Common Threads Luncheon 4
Country Store 4
Legislative Update 5...
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President’s Message 1 Sigma Alpha 1 Community Food Bank 2 World Ag Expo 2 Fresno County Board of 2 Supervisors Current Donors 2 Alpha Zeta 2 March SWM—Coalinga 3 Fresno County Farm and 3 Nutrition Day Spring Fling Shopping Trip 4 April Monthly Meeting 4 Support CWA 4 Common Threads Luncheon 4 Country Store 4 Legislative Update 5 November SWM 5 Executive Board 5 Garden of the Sun Tour 5 Meeting Dates 6 Welcome New Members 6 INSIDE THIS ISSUE P r o u d S p o n s o r o f : California Women for Agriculture Central Valley Chapter V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E 6 M A Y 2 0 1 0 President’s Message - Shelley Manhire Visit: www. farmology. com The sisters of Sigma Alpha have had a fun but busy semester. The sisters welcomed in three new members to the sorority. We participated in many professional and social events. Many of the ladies attended the presentation by Temple Grandin as well as the Networking at Night event. Some of the other events that kept us busy during the semester were Hope for
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From pedrobraz
Summer Time Calls for
Celebration of
Agriculture
With summer upon us, it’s a great time to reflect on
the amazing bounty of agriculture and all that this
great region can provide for us as we enjoy summer celebrations, vacations, farmer’s markets, great
homemade recipes, barbecues and much more!
Many aspects of our lives are...
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Summer Time Calls for Celebration of Agriculture With summer upon us, it’s a great time to reflect on the amazing bounty of agriculture and all that this great region can provide for us as we enjoy summer celebrations, vacations, farmer’s markets, great homemade recipes, barbecues and much more! Many aspects of our lives are entwined with food and its preparation, shopping, selection and the enjoyment of tasting and sampling new and different cuisine. This is all made possible because of the great bounty of agricultural products in our area. Not only is summer a great time to celebrate with family and friends, but it’s also a great time to celebrate the hard work of farmers and ranchers who bring us the safe, fresh and wholesome food we love. The Tulare County Farm Bureau asks you to consider the role local farmers play in our community. If you’re looking for a way to enjoy locally grown products and sample great local cuisine, you’re invited to the upcoming Bounty of the County ev
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Valley Cities
Burning
Up Nation’s
Highest Hot
Car Rates
JULY / AUGUST 2010
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M e d i c a l A l e r t
T H E S E V E R I T Y O F B U R N S
S a f e Tr a c k
T H E E N D O F T H E R O A D
HOT
SPOT
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PVILLE - JULY NEWSLETTER.
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Chamber Offers
Business Promotion &
Networking Venue
Planning is underway for the Chamber’s 11th Annual Business Showcase & Taste of Porterville expo
to be held on September 28th.
This much anticipated event is a very popular business to business
marketing activity.
Past participants have reported
making successful customer...
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Chamber Offers Business Promotion & Networking Venue Planning is underway for the Chamber’s 11th Annual Business Showcase & Taste of Porterville expo to be held on September 28th. This much anticipated event is a very popular business to business marketing activity. Past participants have reported making successful customer contacts through this interactive marketing venue. The 2010 Showcase will be held at the Veteran’s Memorial Building on Olive, which currently provides the largest indoor facility in town to accommodate the needs of participating businesses. The Business Showcase & Taste of Porterville is the opportunity for members to ‘showcase’ their business products and services to other members and the community. Participants are provided with booth space at the event and have the occasion to promote their businesses through networking and the distribution of business cards, literature, and unique promotional items. Businesses and non-profits are encouraged to set-up tabl
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Amgen Tour of
California Porterville Prepares
There was much excitement surrounding the announcement that the route of Stage 5 of the recordsetting Amgen Tour of California professional cycling road race would include Porterville.
Some
of world’s most accomplished cyclists, including
American Lance Armstrong, will cycle down Main...
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Amgen Tour of California Porterville Prepares There was much excitement surrounding the announcement that the route of Stage 5 of the recordsetting Amgen Tour of California professional cycling road race would include Porterville. Some of world’s most accomplished cyclists, including American Lance Armstrong, will cycle down Main Street on Thursday, May 20th. One of the only American races listed on the international professional cycling calendar (2. HC ranking), the Amgen Tour of California has also drawn the attention of cycling enthusiasts and spectators, solidifying its position as one of the most anticipated cycling events of the year. For Porterville, this is the first time an event of this stature has come to town, and our community is preparing. The local committee is collaborating with the County’s organizing group to be fully prepared in terms of route logistics, volunteer staffing, emergency services, event promotion, and many other components of the event. It truly wi
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12th Annual Porterville Iris
Festival to Promote
Community on
Saturday, April 24th
The purple iris is the official flower of Porterville
and our community is home to the world’s largest
distributor of re-blooming iris - Sutton’s Iris Gardens.
Porterville will again gather to celebrate the
wonder of the iris and welcome over 25,000...
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12th Annual Porterville Iris Festival to Promote Community on Saturday, April 24th The purple iris is the official flower of Porterville and our community is home to the world’s largest distributor of re-blooming iris - Sutton’s Iris Gardens. Porterville will again gather to celebrate the wonder of the iris and welcome over 25,000 residents and visitors to downtown to attend the 2010 Iris Festival presented by the Chamber and major sponsors, Eagle Mountain Casino and the Tule River Tribal Council. In the 11 years since the first event, the festival has grown to become one of the County’s premier gatherings welcoming visitors from throughout the area, California, the United States, and even a foreign country or two. Planned for Saturday, April 24th in downtown and out at Sutton’s, the 12th Annual Iris Festival happens from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Main Street and features activities for the entire family. Over 175 crafter, food and vendor booths; free entertainment at the Centennial
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Pub. on Apr. 1st 2010
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TULARE COUNTY EDITION • March / April 2010 • www.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
C.
O.
P.
S.
ORGANIZATION
BRIEFING
SEQUOIA MOUNTAIN RESCUE
OFF DUTY
FIT FOR DUTY
Kaweah Delta s New Trama Center
Designation Means Time, Lives Saved
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