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5 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND, Oct. 2-4, 2026 (opens the original)
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Science Night at the Museum: The Great Valley Museum will host its Science Night at the Museum from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday at 2201 Blue Gum Ave., Modesto. There will be planetarium shows and free rooftop telescope viewing will be provided by MJC Astronomy Club starting after dark. Donuts, Coffee & Cartoons: The State Theatre in downtown Modesto will show the 1951 Disney class “Alice in Wonderland” at 10 a.m. Saturday as part of their Donuts, Coffee & Cartoons program. A craft will be held at 9
Spider webs, pumpkins and fall landscape creations highlight October library events (opens the original)
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The Turlock Library will host a variety of events in the month of October aimed at encouraging literacy and expanding knowledge for all ages. The library will get into the spirit of the month with a monster-themed ArtLab event and T(w)een Tuesday event on fall landscapes, both at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Children ages 8 and under can make monsters out of paint in the ArtLab, and explore symmetry by folding their painted paper in half to create mirrored “monster” designs, helping them understand reflectio
Sienna’s Sunset offers comfort for families affected by stillbirth (opens the original)
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Those affected by miscarriage or stillbirth are invited to gather together to honor their lost loved ones and, hopefully, find solace with people who understand what they’re going through at the annual Sienna’s Sunset event. Latest Health department reminds public of rabies precautions CENTRAL VALLEY SKY CALENDAR – OCTOBER 2026 Downtown Turlock to welcome ghosts, witches at spooky events Nick brings the Greek to Turlock
‘Way Down in Turlock Where the Watermelons Grow’ (opens the original)
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Downtown Turlock was alive this weekend with community members and visitors celebrating the town’s agricultural past at the 3rd annual Turlock Melon Carnival. Latest Newsom declares state of emergency as historic El Niño looms Measles exposure prompts statewide vaccination warning from CDPH 5 THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND, Sept. 25-27, 2026 Some Valley schools see kindergarten vaccine rates for measles fall short of ‘herd immunity’
Downtown Turlock thriving thanks to partnerships, says director (opens the original)
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Turlock Downtown Property Owners director Travis Regalo credited the organization’s partnerships for its ability to provide better services for the downtown business owners and events for the community at large during a presentation to the Turlock City Council on Tuesday. Regalo also gave a break down on the improvement district’s financials during the annual report to the council. The Turlock Downtown Property Owners Association (TDPOA) is a property-based improvement district (PBID), which mea
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