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Schools Opening Doors

By: Mary Blyth Jones
CHUSD, Covid-19, Health & ScienceLeave a Comment on Schools Opening Doors

Some Students Will Attend Some Classes Some of the Time Coalinga Huron Unified School District won’t exactly be throwing the doors open next week, but some students will be returning to school in what is termed: Hybrid Learning. The hybrid model of learning is a blend of both in person instruction and distance learning. The…

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WANTED FOR ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE

By: Mary Blyth Jones
Law & OrderLeave a Comment on WANTED FOR ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE

UPDATE On January 17, 2021, the Coalinga Police Department investigated an Attempted Homicide where the suspect identified as 20 year old, Rafael Vargas, was involved in a verbal argument with his girlfriend. During the argument, Vargas grabbed a steak knife and stabbed the victim in the back of her head several times. Vargas used enough…

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District Two Sidewalk Rehab Project

By: Mary Blyth Jones
City of CoalingaLeave a Comment on District Two Sidewalk Rehab Project

Press Release From Coalinga Police DepartmentConcrete Repair Work in District Two Public Works entered into a contract with Precision Concrete Cutting late last year. An initial survey of District Two’s sidewalk has been completed and subsequent repairs to eliminate lips, exceeding ½”, left by lifting concrete is set to begin Monday, March 15th. The work…

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Street Rehabilitation Begins Next Week

By: Mary Blyth Jones
City of CoalingaLeave a Comment on Street Rehabilitation Begins Next Week

Sunset Street and Polk Street both will be under construction soon. The Sunset Street Rehabilitation Project will begin on Monday, March 15. The area under construction first will be from Sunset Street up to the Monroe Street intersection. Please be aware of possible street detours and plan accordingly.

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Senior Community: One Step Closer

By: Mary Blyth Jones
City of CoalingaLeave a Comment on Senior Community: One Step Closer

A proposed senior community on the northwest edge of Coalinga is one step closer to becoming a reality. The development will include five phases. Two assisted care buildings and one Alzheimer care center are all part of the first three phases. The last two phases will bring 27 single dwelling homes for seniors and an…

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