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Judge Orders Hearing on Fresno Unified Records About Student Death

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By Edward Smith Verified
| GV Wire Verified
A Fresno County judge set a hearing to decide on a proposed order compelling Fresno Unified to produce public records wanted by the family of a student who died in March. On Aug. 5, attorneys will appear before Judge Robert Whalen to decide on a plan for the district to send over documents to the family of Daniel Padilla, Jr., a 14-year-old boy who died after losing consciousness during a physical education class at Fresno High School.
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Applications Open for Wonderful Co.'s $1M Central Valley Grant Program

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By Edward Smith Verified
| GV Wire Verified
The application period to get a portion of The Wonderful Company’s $1 million in grants is now open, running through Aug. 31. As part of its Wonderful Central Valley Community Grants program, the farming giant has made available funding to area schools and nonprofits. Across the decade the program has run, it has helped 172 nonprofits and 175 schools in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Back at Cumberland Gap NHP

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By Edward Smith Verified
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Tom and I are back at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. We drove down on June 17 and started working June 19. Our dates were about a month later than we had planned on arriving, but being in Ohio was more important. Fortunately the staff here is very family-oriented and they completely understood. They were also really glad to see us when we arrived. Our first week was settling in to the routine of working. We unloaded our living history stuff and got our clothes.
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