I bet at least one makes its way to the Central Valley, ca. Land relatively cheap. 4 hrs to Bay Area. Easy to manipulate/pay off the local gov. Population is poor and brown. #Tularecounty
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Earlier today, CSAC CEO Graham Knaus addressed the #TulareCounty & #KingsCounty Boards of Supervisors to discuss the importance of protecting our safety net in the face of H.R. 1.
We also celebrated CSAC Institute graduates from both counties. #CACounties
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🐾 This duo means business!
Steve Williams and his dog Onyx were out at the Tulare County Memorial Building Open House, connecting with veterans, sharing resources, and spreading the word about AMVETS 🇺🇸
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"Eliminating or curtailing #CEQA review strips communities from opportunities to challenge polluting projects proposed for our neighborhoods.” Community leaders in #TulareCounty call on @governor.ca.gov to #FixSB131
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❗Eliminating or severely curtailing #CEQA review strips communities like ours of opportunities to challenge polluting projects proposed for our neighborhoods.” Community leaders in #TulareCounty call on @governor.ca.gov & legislative leaders to #FixSB131.
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“Eliminating or severely curtailing #CEQA review strips communities like ours of opportunities to challenge polluting projects proposed for our neighborhoods.”
Community leaders in #TulareCounty call on @governor.ca.gov and legislative leaders to #FixSB131.
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A painterly masterclass in the Tulare County foothills. 🌼🏔️ Near Badger, CA, where the wildflowers find their "front-row roar," and the hills hum a rhythmic, golden tune. Finding the finer things in the quiet spaces between the giants. #BadgerCA #TulareCounty #RefinedAndWild
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The Tulare County Planning Commission just greenlit exciting new projects, including an equestrian facility and a wireless monopole, all with unanimous support!
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The San Joaquin Valley Insurance Authority is holding steady on a $10.6 million reserve as they navigate budget challenges and a significant deficit in Tulare County.
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Tulare County's task force reveals promising updates on the HAP-6 application and a new transitional rent benefit for those in need, highlighting the crucial role of warming centers in providing vital services.
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Tulare County's Task Force on Homelessness just took a significant step toward better housing solutions by approving key bylaw edits and advocating for a new voting seat for the Resource Management Agency!
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Tulare County is taking bold steps to address homelessness with a new ordinance that promises funding and essential protections for vulnerable individuals—will it make a difference?
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Discover end-of-winter adventures in California’s Sequoia Country, where nature, culture, agriculture, and community come together across Tulare County. Podcast: youtu.be/lv_el2nQA2I #TravelPodcast #VisitCalifornia #TulareCounty #NationalParks
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Tulare County is gearing up for significant development changes, with a zoning-code update and crucial environmental reviews on the horizon for Traver and Goshen projects.
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The Tulare County board has greenlit a major development agreement for 90 new homes in Goshen, but not without a twist: Supervisor Townsend stepped back due to a potential conflict of interest!
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Tulare County's aging storm pumps and control systems are in dire need of urgent repairs, with costs skyrocketing to an estimated $1.4 million—are we prepared for the next big storm?
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Tulare County's Board of Supervisors just made a key appointment to tackle homelessness—find out who and what it means for the community!
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Tulare County takes a stand against Southern California Edison in a critical tax assessment battle, unanimously directing legal counsel to defend its position.
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The Tulare County Board has just greenlit a major development plan for Traver Ranch that promises not only homes but a revitalized community with parks, new infrastructure, and even a school parcel!
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Continue to be surprised that burning is allowed in areas of Utah. Good luck!
Very red San Joaquin Valley, CA has the same inversion layer and valley air control board regularly declares No Burn days. Its made a difference in air quality over here. #Air #Tularecounty
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The image is a black-and-white photograph showing an indoor scene with two individuals, likely a mother and child. The adult person appears to be sitting on the edge of what looks like a bed or bench while holding a small baby in their arms close to them. They both seem tired or unwell; they have closed eyes as if resting or about to fall asleep. The environment suggests modest living conditions with simple furnishings, including an open box labeled "Milk" and various other objects scattered around the room indicating daily life activities such as cooking and personal care items stored on a shelf beside them. The background has what seems like corrugated metal roofing typical of temporary or mobile housing structures found in camps during specific historical periods. The setting appears to be part of Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp, possibly from Tulare County mentioned in the provided information. This could indicate that these individuals are residents of a rural agricultural community affected by economic hardship or displacement which necessitated relocation and living conditions such as those depicted. Dorothea Lange is associated with this photograph, known for her work documenting various social issues through photography during the Great Depression era in America.
Tulare County. In Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp. Mother from Oklahoma tends baby with dysentery, and awaits arrival of FSA nurse, camp resident
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![The image is a black-and-white photograph depicting an intimate moment between a mother and her child in what appears to be a domestic setting. The woman, seated on a wooden chair with metal legs, is holding a baby bottle towards the small infant she's cradling in her arms while taking a sip from another cup herself.
She wears a striped shirt paired with a floral dress that has short sleeves and a skirt hemmed just above knee-length. Her footwear consists of simple shoes with high heels, indicating an everyday casual wear rather than formal attire. The surroundings suggest modest living conditions; behind the woman is a wooden bed partially visible on her right side.
The room also includes various household items scattered around, like milk cartons and cans possibly from food products, which provide context to their environment being perhaps a makeshift or temporary dwelling given its utilitarian arrangement of objects. A newsprint with unclear content extends across one wall, adding texture but not discernible words for interpretation.
Another figure is partially visible on the left side of the frame; however, details about this person are obscured and limited within view.
The photograph captures an emotionally intimate moment amidst a likely challenging time given historical context suggested by its title mentioning dysentery treatment during FSA camps. The image's [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreiesgugxucbllkopcbp3lonlqew7uikvrlug6sicjfkxizfo7omisq)
The image is a black-and-white photograph depicting an intimate moment between a mother and her child in what appears to be a domestic setting. The woman, seated on a wooden chair with metal legs, is holding a baby bottle towards the small infant she's cradling in her arms while taking a sip from another cup herself. She wears a striped shirt paired with a floral dress that has short sleeves and a skirt hemmed just above knee-length. Her footwear consists of simple shoes with high heels, indicating an everyday casual wear rather than formal attire. The surroundings suggest modest living conditions; behind the woman is a wooden bed partially visible on her right side. The room also includes various household items scattered around, like milk cartons and cans possibly from food products, which provide context to their environment being perhaps a makeshift or temporary dwelling given its utilitarian arrangement of objects. A newsprint with unclear content extends across one wall, adding texture but not discernible words for interpretation. Another figure is partially visible on the left side of the frame; however, details about this person are obscured and limited within view. The photograph captures an emotionally intimate moment amidst a likely challenging time given historical context suggested by its title mentioning dysentery treatment during FSA camps. The image's [...]
Tulare County, California. In Farm Security Administration (FSA) camp. Mother from Oklahoma tends baby with dysentery and awaits arrival of FSA camp resident nurse
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Exciting news for Tulare County: a $14.6 million federal funding for the Success Reservoir enlargement is one step closer to reality!
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#KingsCounty crew supporting #TulareCounty shoulder to shoulder ❷ very #red counties of California’s Central Valley
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Tulare County is set to raise landfill tipping fees as part of a $42 million Visalia Landfill expansion plan—find out what this means for residents!
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Tulare County is taking a stand for justice, urging Congress to extend veterans' benefits to the overlooked heroes of the CIA's Special Guerrilla Unit from the Vietnam era.
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#TulareCounty #CA #VeteransBenefits #MilitaryHistory #CitizenPortal #CivicAccountability
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Matheny Tract, a disadvantaged, unincorporated, environmental justice community in #TulareCounty, faces grave challenges from lack of public infrastructure, as well as pollution from the agriculture, industrial, and transportation sectors that surround their community.
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Despite neighborhood outcry over noise and visibility, the Tulare County Planning Commission has approved a controversial tree-service yard with stringent screening conditions.
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#TulareCounty #CA #NoiseRegulation #EnvironmentalSustainability #CommunityInput #CitizenPortal
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Tulare County's Planning Commission greenlights multiple parcel maps and zone changes, but one crucial item faces delay due to ownership disputes—what could this mean for local development?
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#TulareCounty #CA #LandUsePolicy #CommunityDevelopment #TulareCountyPlanning
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