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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits Atwater, announces $102M investment in health centers (opens the original)
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U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Atwater Thursday, highlighting new federal investments aimed at expanding access to primary care. Kennedy visited Castle Family Health Centers, where he promoted the role community health centers play in providing preventive and primary care services close to where people live. HHS officials said the visit was part of an announcement involving new funding opportunities for health centers. “The youth centers succeed because th
Flock camera leads to arrest in $3M cargo theft case in Indiana, involving Fresno man (opens the original)
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FRESNO, Calif. — A Fresno man accused in a multimillion-dollar cargo theft investigation is now being held at an ICE detention facility in McFarland while he faces criminal charges in Pennsylvania. Authorities say 31-year-old Deepak Kumar was arrested in Indiana after police recovered nearly $3 million worth of stolen cargo, including nearly 40,000 pounds of tungsten oxide powder that was supposed to be shipped to Japan. Investigators say the break in the case came after Greenfield Police Depart
Arvin-Edison Water Storage District finds successful treatment to fight Golden Mussels (opens the original)
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KERN COUNTY, Calif. — A San Joaquin water district says it may have found a powerful tool in the fight against California’s growing golden mussel problem. The Arvin-Edison Water Storage District says a large-scale copper-based treatment successfully killed golden mussels found throughout the areas of its water system that were treated before farmers experienced disruptions to their water deliveries. Samuel Blue, resource manager with the Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, says the district was
Popular squishy toy sends teen to hospital with burns, what parents should know (opens the original)
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A popular children’s toy became a painful lesson for one West Virginia family after a squishy toy left in a hot car burst and burned a teenager. Kimmie Staggs says temperatures were in the 90s when the toy suddenly popped while her 13-year-old daughter was holding it, covering her legs in a hot, sticky substance. “She’s screaming a squishy. It popped on me and it’s burning me,” Staggs said. Staggs says she immediately pulled over while driving, trying to figure out what happened and how to help
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