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Honor Flight beats deadline, keeps Fresno vets travelling. Will it continue? Original

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By Joshua Tehee Verified
| Fresno Bee Verified
There was a moment last week when the future of Central Valley Honor Flight looked uncertain. The immediate future, at least. The rising cost of its chartered flights, plus hotels and other expenses, put the volunteer group $150,000 short of the money needed to keep its October trip to Washington D.C. on schedule. There were non-refundable deposits to be made, which would be put in jeopardy after July 7. A decision would have to be made.
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19 years ago Clovis got its first tattoo shop. The story is now a survival guide

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By Joshua Tehee Verified
| Fresno Bee Verified
Clovis Ink Tattoo isn’t exactly a foot-traffic kind of place. It’s tucked in a parking lot just off Shaw Avenue near Villa, in a converted metal warehouse where they used to built custom 4x4s. Save for a faded sign near the entry driveway from the street, the place is barely visible to traffic passing by on the thoroughfare. That’s sort of by design. After all, this was the first tattoo shop in Clovis, and its opening came after a year of public debate and city council wrangling.
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Yosemite scrapped its reservation system for 2026. It hasn’t been without issue

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By Joshua Tehee Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Yosemite National Park launched an entrance reservation system in 2020 as a means of crowd control for the record level of visitors that were streaming into the Sierra Nevada landmark amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In the ensuing years, the system was used, periodically, to mitigate overcrowding at its most popular locales (mostly in the Yosemite Valley) until the park service eliminated that system for 2026.
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