If flowers aren’t the gift you’re looking for, a new store coming to a Turlock shopping center may be your saving grace. According to a sign posted in an empty storefront in Blossom Valley Plaza, an Edible Arrangements is coming soon to the location.
The Turlock Unified School District Board of Trustees will hold a public meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the Professional Development Center, 1100 Cahill Ave. Cunningham Elementary School students Rachel Worthington and Thomas Sandoval, this month’s Character Counts students of the month for the trait of caring, will provide inspirational messages to begin the meeting.
While most of the stone walls along Christoffersen Parkway are covered in plants, a small portion has been cleared. The small portion, located between Geer and Fosberg roads, has been cleared around one residence, but it is unknown who cleared the foliage.
Costco customers just looking for a quick slice of pizza no longer have to worry about carrying cash on them with the new card readers installed in the food court. The Costco food court, which hasn’t really raised prices since 1991, used to only accept cash — although Costco members could pay at the register using their membership.
What has become a very common occurrence in Monte Vista Crossings, concerns over parking continues to be an issue for Turlockers. Here, a truck is parked at an angle in two parking spaces, appearing to block a car in their parking space.
Turlock Mayor-elect Gary Soiseth welcomed in a host of new student councilmembers at Crowell Elementary School on Friday. “I’m always excited to promote civic engagement at any age,” said Soiseth, who encouraged the kids to be involved in their school and community.
