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A puppy abandoned in a Fresno motel room is part of a bigger problem

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By Emily Erwin 
| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)
HURON, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) — Two years ago, a puppy sat alone in a Fresno motel room for two days. Someone had left the young pit bull behind inside a Motel 6 motel room and never returned. When animal control officer Rudy Piña arrived, he found the dog waiting. Courtesy: Rudy Piña Piña posted the rescue to social media. Hundreds of thousands of people watched. Two years later, the video is still circulating online. The problem is still a troubling reality.
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Your Character Matters: Farmersville teen proves what you grow makes a difference

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By Emily Erwin 
| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)
FARMERSVILLE, Calif. (KSEE) – In Future Farmers of America, students learn how and what it takes to grow crops and raise animals. And at Farmersville High School, one student is growing something even bigger and raising the bar for students even higher. Joining Future Farmers of America (FFA) starts with small steps. Planting, building, putting in the work. And learning to grow a bounty with what you have, where you plant it. Something that comes so naturally for junior Ramon Muñoz.
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Your Character Matters: Bilingual Pixley student bridges the gap

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By Emily Erwin 
| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA)
PIXLEY, Calif. (KSEE) – In a South Valley second-grade classroom, two students don’t speak the same language, but that hasn’t stopped them from discovering the language of friendship. In this classroom at Pixley Elementary, lessons aren’t just about reading and writing; they’re about understanding. And second-grader Andres Gomez might be the most understanding kid in his class.
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