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Tulare Co. announces March primary filing
Dinuba salutes first responders
Thursday, September 19, 2019 | A12 | Mid Valley TiMes
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The Tulare County Registrar of Voters, Michelle Baldwin, an- nounced that Sept. 12 was the first day candi- dates may begin gath- ering signatures in lieu of the filing fee for the March 3, 2020 Presiden- tial Primary Election.
Petition forms may be picked up from the Tulare County Regis- trar of Voters office at 5951 South Mooney Blvd. in Visalia. The of- fice is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon- day through Thursday and8a.m.to12p.m.on Friday.
The deadline for sig- natures in lieu is Nov.
6.
For judges, the non-
refundable filing fee and/or signatures in lieu must be presented at the time the candi-
date files a Declaration of Intent. Declaration of Intent filing period opens Oct. 28 and closes Nov. 6.
The Nomination Pe- riod opens Nov. 11 (the Tulare County Regis- trar of Voters office will be closed on Nov. 11 in observance of the Veterans Day Holiday) and closes Dec. 6.
Being that the clos- ing day falls on a Fri- day, the Tulare County Registrar of Voters of- fice will be open that day until 5 p.m.
The non-refundable filing fee and/or signa- tures in lieu must be presented at the time the candidate picks up the Nomination Packet during the Nomination Period.
For additional in- formation, contact the Registrar of Voters of- fice at (559) 624-7300.
ABOVE: Members of public safety first responder agencies (police, fire) from Dinuba and Tulare County were treated to a hot dog/hamburger feed by the Vietnam Veterans in Dinuba on Sept.11. Asworkingandoff- duty first responders arrived
to the Dinuba patio a group of Exchange Students from dif- ferent Countries, each with an American Flag, welcomed them on the patio.
LEFT: Signs put up by the Viet- nam Veterans and Volunteers welcomed first responders from Dinuba and Tulare County to the event.
'Feed the Need' Food Drive Sept. 25
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The Big Fresno Fair and Fresno State an- nounce the fifth annual “Feed the Need” Food Drive at Fresno State from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, to benefit the Student Cupboard.
Community mem- bers who bring 10 or more canned food items to the Fresno State Red Lot (southwest corner
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shore and intertwined in the rope."
The unidentified
of Barstow and Cedar avenues) on this date will receive one free Big Fresno Fair admis- sion ticket good for any day of the 2019 Fair.
There will be a lim- it of 4 fair admission tickets per car while supplies last — and or- ganizers ask that no ex- pired food be donated.
Food drive donors will be greeted by Fresno State First Lady Mary Castro.
child's father managed to pull him from the wa- ter and immediately be- gan CPR.
"The child was under- water, they estimated
from 5 to 10 minutes by the time they got him loose," he said. "There was allegedly no drinking or foul play involved. It ap- pears to be all accidental
at this point."
The child was then
lifted from the island by the sheriff helicopter to an awaiting EMS unit.
Carey said the acci-
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"People continue to underestimate the under- tow and the currents of the Kings River," he said. "If you get caught in any of those undertows and close to the edge where the strainers are, they can
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suck you under, they can keep you suspended and ultimately be fatal."
The boy was taken to Reedley Hospital then transferred to Valley Children's Hospital in Madera County. He re- mained in critical con- dition as of Sept. 17, ac- cording to reports.
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