Nearly half of Gonzales High School seniors at risk of not graduating
GONZALES ā Almost half the seniors at Gonzales High School are at risk of not graduating, according to information presented during last monthās board meeting for Gonzales Unified School District.
The complication for the 47% of seniors who might not get their diploma this June...
Greenfield hires quintet of new, bilingual police officers
GREENFIELD ā Greenfield Police Department welcomed five new officers to the city during a swearing-in ceremony last Monday.Ā
āThis is the first time that we have introduced five new officers to the community,ā said Gregory Allen, Greenfieldās chief of police. āItās equally historic for us...
Opinión | Siete mitos sobre la vacuna contra la Covid-19
A medida que las vacunas contra la COVID-19 se hacen cada vez mÔs omnipresentes, lo mismo sucede con la desinformación, los mitos y las ideas erróneas sobre ellas. Esto es lamentable, porque estas falsedades retrasan la aceptación de las vacunas y la inmunización generalizada...
Covid-19 vaccinations begin for Monterey County seniors 65-plus in high-risk industries
MONTEREY COUNTY ā A shift in treatment guidelines within Monterey County has made it so individuals age 65 and older can register for Covid-19 vaccinations as long as they meet certain criteria, and the county has ramped up plans to get vaccinations out to...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Feb. 17, 2021
CENTENNIAL PARADE
SOLEDAD ā A Centennial Car Parade is in the works for Soledad on March 9. Organizers are now in search of the oldest resident in town to lead the centennial celebration as grand marshal. For information about how to participate or to help...
Plans continue for some activities at Salinas Valley Fairgrounds
KING CITY ā Salinas Valley Fairgrounds remains in a modified state of operation as Covid-19 pandemic health guidelines continue to restrict the types of activities that can be carried out in public settings.
The upcoming in-person Livestock Grading Show and Online Auction are being planned...
Monterey County expands Covid-19 vaccine eligibility to more residents beginning this week
MONTEREY COUNTY ā Monterey County Health Department has announced plans to expand the eligibility for Covid-19 vaccinations to more individuals this week.
As vaccine supply allows, county residents age 65 to 74 who work in the industry sectors of food and agriculture, education and childcare...
El condado de Monterey amplĆa la elegibilidad para la vacuna Covid-19 a mĆ”s residentes a partir de esta semana
CONDADO DE MONTEREY ā El Departamento de Salud del Condado de Monterey ha anunciado planes para ampliar la elegibilidad para las vacunas Covid-19 a mĆ”s personas esta semana.
Según lo permita el suministro de vacunas, los residentes del condado de 65 a 74 años que...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | Feb. 15, 2021
BARBECUE PLANS
PINE CANYON ā King City and Pine Canyon residents who purchased tickets to the 2020 tri-tip barbecue fundraiser for the Pine Canyon Fire Department have not been left hanging. The department announced Feb. 2 that its upcoming barbecue fundraiser will take place March...
Monterey County continues to prioritize elderly residents in Covid-19 vaccine distribution
MONTEREY COUNTY ā Monterey County officials continue to prioritize the elderly with Covid-19 vaccinations as allocations of doses remain low.
āThe amount of vaccine that comes to Monterey County from the state has not increased,ā said County Supervisor Mary Adams during a press briefing Feb....
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Greenfield secures $500K state grant to expand youth diversion efforts
GREENFIELD ā Greenfield City Council has approved acceptance of a $500,000 Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program grant, recommended by the Board of State and...





















