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June 23: New Murals Give One Valley Downtown A Fresh Look

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By Rachel Livinal, Soreath Hok, Jonathan Linden Verified
| KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA) Verified
Muralists recently took to downtown Merced to give the district a fresh coat of paint. On today’s episode, KVPR’s Rachel Livinal reports from downtown, where muralists express the meaning behind their work. Plus, the latest news headlines: Kern County water leaders battle with golden mussels; and a public records law raises alarms among First Amendment advocates.
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In this California community, older adults are going back to school

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By Rachel Livinal
| KVPR-FM (Fresno, CA) Verified
MERCED, Calif. — Merced College instructor Ofelia Cruz is 73 years old. But whenever her students in her “Injury and Fall Prevention” class figure out her age, they’re shocked. “When they find out that I'm older than them, they're going, ‘What?’ And I said ‘The secret is movement and consistency. You have to do it all the time,’” she said. That’s why Cruz is teaching the class at an assisted living home called Park Merced.
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Local residents want more say in proposed High Speed Rail station, says UC Merced Labor Center study

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By Rachel Livinal
| The Merced Focus
Reading Time: 2 minutes A new report highlights what Merced residents think of plans to build a high speed rail station in their city — and top of mind is community input. The survey was conducted by the Community and Labor Center at UC Merced in 2024. The report is part of a series that examines community perspectives on the emergence of new energy and carbon investments in the Central Valley.
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