While many are aware of the high cost of a parking permit at California State University, Stanislaus, some may not know there are designated parking passes for motorcycles. Motorcycle passes are significantly cheaper than normal parking passes, costing only $45 per semester, as opposed to $180.
Last week, the City of Turlock, in partnership with the Turlock Unified School District, celebrated Go Green Week to help teach local students about the importance conservation and pollution prevention. Now in its eighth year, Go Green Week has approximately 11,400 student and faculty participants in grades K-12 at all TUSD campuses.
Typically, traffic around Turlock schools can be a little hectic with long lines of parents dropping off their students. To help alleviate some of the problem, signs along Georgetown Avenue, in front of Brown Elementary School, prohibit u-turns.
Emanuel Medical Center will continue to offer information and assistance to the community during the health insurance special enrollment period for tax season, which runs until April 30. The Centers for Medicaid and Medicaid Services have provided this extended period to purchase health insurance for those who were unaware of the significant fee for not enrolling in 2015.
Downtown Turlock is home to many signs that have hung on buildings for years, and show their age. One very distinct sign is the Al’s Billiards neon sign hanging outside the business, located at 128 S. Center St.
Students from the Chi Alpha group at California State University, Stanislaus are challenging the University to allow the group back on campus after being banned for religious discrimination. Chi Alpha, which has been on the University campus for more than 40 years, originally lost its recognition by CSU Stanislaus at the start of the 2014 academic year for religious discrimination.
