Damage signs or not, trespassing is still prohibited around railroad tracks as they are considered private property. Pictured is a sign along Front Street that has been knocked over. A little down the road, at the intersection of Broadway Avenue and Front Street, large gates have been placed to deter trespassers.
Donnelly Park, one of the more tree-covered parks in Turlock, will become more shady as the years go on. Several younger trees have been planted all along the edge of the park, as well as in between the current trees that have stood tall in the park for years.
California State University, Stanislaus kicked off the Spring 2015 semester today. The University opened with a total headcount of 8,541 students, a 4.5 percent increase from Spring 2014, according to CSU Stanislaus Director of Communications and Creative Services Janice Curtin.
Emanuel Medical Center is offering free health screenings at the Path to Health Fair on Saturday, Jan. 31. Free diabetes screenings, cholesterol screenings, and blood pressure checks will be offered at the fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday in Emanuel’s east wing.
Although Heckendorf’s Auto Electric closed last year, the parcel on the corner of Olive Avenue and Center Street became quickly occupied. Scott Davis Auto Sales has expanded to the Heckendorf’s lot, which is across the street from main lot.
A new Indian restaurant will soon be coming to Turlock in the place of Panda South, formerly located 2300 W. Monte Vista Ave. Panda South closed in recent months and a sign for India Oven will be coming to the shopping center.
