Friday, November 21, 2008

The Los Baños Unified School District held its first Gang Awareness Night Tuesday. | Full Story

Still no word on if the Police Chief is ever coming back. Updated: Nov. 21, 2008 12:53 PM | Full Story

After much debate, lobbying and impassioned speeches, the Los Baños Unified School District Board of Trustees gave a name to the city's second high school Nov. 13. | Full Story

Merced County and its cities are eligible for up to $7 million to buy up foreclosed homes and demolish ones that have become eyesores, the state announced last Friday. | Full Story

Wednesday night the City Council voted to establish a finance committee that will look at Los Baños' budget and decide where cuts can be made. | Full Story

Members of the Arts Council are hoping local residents drop in on them this weekend and do a little Christmas shopping. | Full Story

Last month at the Merced Mall Ed Miranda completed a task he has worked on for the past three years. | Full Story

Oct. 22 - 29 was no ordinary week. In fact it was an incredible one that occurs only once a year. That was the week that 13 Los Baños FFA members went to the National Convention/Washington D.C. Leadership Tour, courtesy of the Los Baños Ag Boosters. | Full Story

The Merced Multi-Agency Gang Task Force got a $50,000 boost in its fight against gangs, thanks to a federal anti-gang initiative. | Full Story

The Los Baños Genealogical Society will have its next meeting on Nov. 22, at 10 a.m. at the organization's headquarters, 16778 Place Road, Los Baños. | Full Story

A federal bill that would restore water flows and return salmon to the San Joaquin River had some local water districts worried. | Full Story

Instead of the veterans bring the Veterans day parade to the children, pupils at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School brought their parade to the veterans. | Full Story

At $70-$100 profit on a good day Kathy Valenzuela is not in it for the money. The owner of Kathy’s Flea Market prefers to focus on people. | Full Story

He was born in Los Baños in 1915. As a kid he saw teams of 16 mules deliver barley to the Miller and Lux warehouse. At age 20 he ran the family business, and at age 25 he was elected to the Los Baños City Council. | Full Story

At $70-$100 profit on a good day Kathy Valenzuela is not in it for the money. | Full Story

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