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The Dinuba Sentinel News Grants awarded for Kings River
improvements
Kings River Conservancy and along the Kings River adjacent to
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This past week the Kings River Conservancy was awarded grants from two foundations totaling $110,000 to further enhance the North Riverside Trail and to begin work on a Nature Education Center and Wildlife Management Area.
The first grant is for $100,000 and was awarded by the Central Valley Community Foundation from the Ted Martin Fund to develop 34 acres along the Kings River into a Wildlife Management Area and Nature Education Center. The area and center will be utilized as part of a science education program for local students and by the general public.
“We are thrilled with the opportunity to expand the public access and educational opportunities within this 34-acre Wildlife area,” said Vernon Crowder, Executive Director, Kings River Conservancy.
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Jose Martinez Olivera, 38, of Dinuba, was booked June 16 on suspicion of vandalism and violating a court order, both misdemeanors.
He was arrested in the 200 block of South Crawford Avenue and transferred to county jail.
The suspect was also arrested June 12 on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, a felony. He allegedly grabbed the victim “by her face and threw her on the ground,” a Dinuba Police report said.
He was arrested in the 1400 block of East El Monte Way and transferred to county jail.
• Francisco Antonio Lopez, 28, of Dinuba, was booked June 17 on suspicion of obstructing
the US Army Corps of Engineers will work together to develop this land, currently owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers. This 34-acre stretch of land is located along the south side of the Kings River just below the Pine Flat Dam and is a former campground. A network of “all-accessible” trails will be established.
Construction is anticipated to take 12 months to complete and will be overseen by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
"We're excited to be able to partner with the Kings River Conservancy to implement improvements that will help us provide new educational opportunities for local school groups and park visitors at our Kings River Wildlife Area," said Jeromy Caldwell, Park Manager, Pine Flat Lake and Dam.
The Kings River Conservancy currently maintains the 1.5 mile North Riverside Trail that runs
the 34-acre Wildlife Management Area. Sanger Unified School District brings seventh grade students to the North Riverside Trail on field trips to utilize as an outdoor nature classroom.
The second grant for $10,000 was awarded from the Central Valley Foundation to provide 32 interpretive trail signs along the North Riverside Trail.
The signs will be utilized in assisting teachers with the courses and will be translated into Spanish and Hmong. In addition, the general public can access the trail and use these signs to gain a greater understanding of the local environment.
The grant will also provide brochures that students will take home for further study and to inform their families about the Kings River in hopes the families will visit the North Riverside Trail together.
The Conservancy will be
reaching out to other school districts and youth organizations to make them aware of this outdoor educational and recreational area.
The Kings River Conservancy is a non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging public safety and sound public conservation practices along the Kings River corridor from Pine Flat Dam to Highway 99. The organization’s purpose is to protect, enhance and provide education about the Kings River. The Conservancy participates in functions such as invasive species removal, operates a trout incubator house to release trout into the river, supports additional warden patrols, and maintains safe public trails and access points along the river.
For more information about the Kings River Conservancy contact the Kings River Conservancy at 559-787-9500 or visit www.kingsriverconservancy. org.
of Dinuba, was booked June 15 on suspicion of obstructing an executive officer, a felony, and disobeying a court order, a misdemeanor.
The suspect allegedly assaulted a security officer inside Wal- Mart, a Dinuba Police report said.
He was arrested at Wal-Mart and transferred to county jail.
• Joshua Louis Mendoza, 19, of Fresno, was booked June 13 on suspicion of battery to a spouse or cohabitant, a misdemeanor.
The suspect allegedly “grabbed the victim by the arms forcefully, and then by the hair, refusing to let her go,” a Dinuba Police report said.
He was arrested in the 1800 block of Franzen Way and transferred to county jail.
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The suspect allegedly attempted to flee officers on his bicycle.
He was arrested in the 2100 block of East El Monte Avenue and transferred to county jail.
• Fernando Alvarado Milanez, 49, of Dinuba, was booked June 17 on suspicion of vandalism by damaging property and violating a court order, both misdemeanors.
The suspect allegedly “punched” the victim’s vehicle.
He was arrested and transferred to county jail.
• Martin Porras Cruz, 35, of Dinuba, was booked June 17 on suspicion of making a fictitious check and giving false information
to police, both misdemeanors. He was arrested in the 300
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• Ramona Soto Garcia, 35, of Dinuba, was booked June 17 on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, a felony, and violating a court
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The suspect allegedly “slapped
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She was arrested in the 42800 block of Road 80 and transferred to county jail.
• Zaccheaus Galindo, 58, of Dinuba, was booked June 16 on suspicion of battery, a misdemeanor.
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