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Orosi graduations next week
Sentinel staff report
Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified School District will be hosting three graduation ceremonies next week.
The first ceremony will be held on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. as the district holds their Alternative Education Graduation Ceremony. The event will be held at Orosi High School.
Then on Wednesday, the district will be hosting their Eighth Grade Promotion Ceremony at the Orosi High School Gym. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.
But the biggest event will be held on Thursday when the district has its Orosi High School Graduation Ceremony. Traditionally, the event has been held on Ed Coats Field at Orosi High’s George Millhorn Stadium. But due to the ongoing construction of a new stadium, the graduation ceremony will be held on the junior varsity field at Orosi High School, which is on the north end of the campus.
To accommodate for the ceremony, the district will bring in a temporary stage that will be placed on the west side of the field. For seating, the district has rented 3,000 chairs for the event and will also be using two large display monitors to provide all attendees a sufficient view.
The high school graduation is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.
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• The Alta District Historical Society will be holding their annual yard sale on Saturday, June 2, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The yard sale will feature many different items, from clothes and glassware to furniture and tools, as well as collectables. Gates will not open until 8 a.m. - bags and boxes will be available to help carry significant purchases. Proceeds from the yard sale benefit the ADHS foundation.
For more information, call 591-2144.
• The Alta District Historical Society will host a Car Racing Enthusiast Event on June 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. The social hour will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the event running from 6 to 8 p.m.
A panel of Alta District car racers will be on hand for a Q&A, along with videos, pictures and memorabilia. Special guests include David Biswell, Ron Cochran, Mickey George, Jon Koobation, Troy Regier, Al Surabian and Sam Surabian.
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Pedro Carrasco Vargas, 35, of Dinuba, was booked May 24 on suspicion of stalking, a felony.
The suspect was allegedly “posting the address of a Dinuba Police Department officer’s residence on Facebook,” a Dinuba Police report said. The suspect was allegedly seen at the victim’s home taking photographs.
The suspect was arrested at the scene.
• Paola Aguilera Pallares, 30, of Dinuba, was booked May 29 on suspicion of possessing a stolen vehicle, a felony, and possessing burglary tools, a misdemeanor.
She was arrested in the 300 block of West Tulare Street and transferred to county jail.
• Gilbert Villarreal Garza, 53, of Parlier, was booked May 28 on suspicion petty theft, a misdemeanor.
He was arrested at or near Wal- Mart, cited and released.
• Arandeeni Rosas Estrada, 26, of Reedley, was booked May 28 on suspicion of exhibiting a deadly weapon other than a firearm and battery to a spouse or cohabitant, both misdemeanors.
She was arrested in the 1600 block of North Crawford Avenue and transferred to county jail.
• Gabriel Medina Gama, 22, of Orange Cove, was booked May 28 on suspicion of violating a restraining order, a misdemeanor.
He was arrested in the 200 block of North L Street and transferred to county jail with
be etched in my heart and the hearts of countless volunteers who made this event happen.”
Through the process of putting the event together, Baronian said she learned something about the anatomy of the heart of a soldier.
“Whether past, present or future, the anatomy of this heart is the same,” said Baronian. “This is a sacrificial heart that has served his or her country without any thought of gender, race, religion, political affiliation, or economic status of those they are fighting for.
“This is a heart that understands hard work, dedication and persistence, no matter what the cost. This is a heart that would be willing to face danger head on just to protect complete strangers. This is the heart, that regardless of their own opinion, would lay down their life to fulfill the mission that they’ve been called to and to defend the freedoms that are embedded in the true meaning of America, land of the free because of the brave.”
Madrid himself, along with a vanload of about 12 other local Vietnam Veterans, attended the event. Also attending the event was Jose Martinez, a freelance photographer who stopped by to capture some of the moments.
Upon reviewing the photos on his computer, Martinez came across a photo that stood out and spoke to him.
It was a photo of Virginia Moreno and her daughter Diane Garcia. The pair had attended the event with a photo of Santos Moreno, Virginia’s late husband and father of Diane.
Arrests
Martinez put the photo on print and put it in a frame because it seemed to convey a strong message to him. The picture was a quick snap, a moment among many fond ones that day, but it was the image within the image that spoke to Martinez.
In the picture are Virginia and Diane, holding a framed photo of her late father. The picture of Santos is of him in the military, a portrait shot of him looking skyward with a smile on his face.
Said Martinez of the photo, “To me the photo said ‘Thank you.’”
Feeling pressed to find the people in the photo and present it to them, Martinez contacted Madrid and the research began. As is turned out, Moreno, who passed in 2015, is buried at Smith Mountain Cemetery, in the same northeast lawn where Monday’s service was held.
Present at the service were Virginia and her daughters, hearing the story from Martinez before the photo was presented to them.
Also speaking at the event were Dinuba Mayor Scott Harness, and Lincoln School students from Greg Olsen’s sixth grade class. Bethany Moss and Jaden Godoy read a short essay and poem on meaning of Memorial Day.
And Miss Dinuba Alyssa Leal did an interpretive dance to the song “Coming Home,” and dedicated it to all the veterans who have either come back home to the United State or who have gone home to a better place.
The suspect allegedly ignored lights and sirens and “committed several traffic violations” while successfully evading police officers. Two days later, the suspect was identified by Dinuba Police and arrested after the suspect attempted to flee on foot.
He was arrested in the 600 block of West North Way.
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• Benjamin Pruneda Alvarado,
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He was arrested in the 42000 block of Road 72 and transferred to county jail.
• Gregorio Zamora III, 34, of Dinuba, was booked May 27 on suspicion of shoplifting, a misdemeanor.
He was arrested at Wal-Mart, cited and released.
• Randy Hank Bricker, 25, of Dinuba, was booked May 27 on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, a felony.
The suspect allegedly punched the victim in the face, pushed the victim and dragged the victim by the wrist, a Dinuba Police report said.
He was arrested in the 300 block of Whitney Avenue and transferred to county jail.
• Gregorio Montoya Burnias, 30, of Dinuba, was booked May 22 on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, a felony, and possessing unlawful paraphernalia, a misdemeanor.
The suspect was contacted on suspicion of a domestic violence incident and found in possession of “a black sock (that) had a glass pipe with black and white residue inside," a Dinuba Police report said.
He was arrested in the 900 block of East Golden Way and transferred to county jail.
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• Scott Landen Arnold, 32, of Dinuba, was booked May 21 on suspicion of evading police with disregard for public safety, a felony, obstructing an officer and hit and run, both misdemeanors. A Dinuba Police officer reportedly witnessed an accident in which a driver fled the scene.
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