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Final Act Of Love: Leaving behind life-saving gift (opens the original)
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Family and close friends gathered Friday at the Eagle Mountain Casino Event Center to remember Jack Chang by sharing plates of food, brightly colored drinks and desserts, stories from childhood, and quiet moments of laughter and remembrance. In the room where Changâs celebration of life was held, Hmong and Mexican family traditions blended together as relatives and friends gathered to honor a man they remembered for his kindness, loyalty, and willingness to protect the people around him. Soft
Westwood Village residents want space rent stabilization (opens the original)
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For residents of Westwood Village, the concern isn't simply how much they are paying to rent the land beneath their manufactured homes. It's whether they will be able to keep paying it. Residents of the Porterville senior mobile home community gathered recently to discuss their concerns over significant rent increases and to seek help from state and local officials as they push for some form of rent stabilization. Eric Coyne, a representative from State Sen. Melissa Hurtado's Tulare office, atte
Board extends moratorium, opposes data centers with exception (opens the original)
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Supervisors extend moratorium, oppose data centers with exception The Tulare County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to extend the countyâs temporary moratorium on new data center development while staff continues studying potential regulations, later taking a separate position opposing data center development in the county with an exception for enterprise facilities by a 3-2 vote. The board voted 5-0 to extend the existing moratorium for an additional 10 months and 15 days, the maximum exte
Council moves to expand Entertainment Zone (opens the original)
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The Porterville City Council voted 4-1 to expand the cityâs entertainment zone to include the Porterville Sports Complex and additional downtown parking areas, despite concerns the expansion could move the program away from its original purpose of bringing people and revenue downtown. City Manager Richard Tree presented the item during the councilâs meeting, outlining proposed changes to the entertainment zone, which was originally established earlier this year. The entertainment zone ordina
Sprung a leak: City may help with new program (opens the original)
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The Porterville City Council approved a new courtesy leak adjustment program Tuesday evening intended to provide limited financial relief to residential and commercial utility customers who receive unusually high water bills because of verified, unintended leaks. The program was requested by Mayor Greg Meister in July after repeatedly hearing from residents, businesses, and other customers who had received unexpectedly high water bills because of leaks they didn't know existed. Under the approve
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