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by Staff
Every time you choose to shop local, grab coffee from an independent café, or hire a neighborhood service provider instead of a national chain, you are doing more than making a simple purchase. You are casting a vote for the kind of community you want to live in. Small businesses are the backbone of local economies, and the relationship between residents and t...
by Terese Shaw
At Fresno Bully Rescue, we are an on-site rescue, which means the dogs who come into our care stay with us until they find their families. We celebrate every adoption, but the heartbreaking reality is that not every dog finds a home quickly. Some wait months. Others wait years. No one ever plans for that. It just happens.
These dogs watch their ke...
by Cynthia Chow
This week we have a review of Voted Most Likely to Murder by Lacey Moone, along with an interesting interview with Lacey. Details at the end of this post on how to enter to win a copy of the book, and a link to purchase it from Amazon.
Voted Most Likely to Murder by Lacey Moone
Review by Cynthia Chow
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by Lorie Lewis Ham
Cities often offer services and provide fun events to their communities that the people within the community are not aware of, so I thought it would be interesting to learn a bit more about what the City of Reedley has to offer. In May we talked about the Reedley Senior Center that has a lot to offer Reedley Seniors. This time we are talking about so...
by Sarah E. Burr & Kate Khavari
This week we have a review of A Botanist’s Guide to Tradition and Treachery by Kate Khavari, along with a fun guest post about poisonous plants from Kate. Details at the end of this post on how to enter to win a copy of the book and a link to purchase it.
A Botanist’s Guide to Tradition and Treachery ...