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Madera County declares local emergency over fear crop virus could spread
MADERA COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A temporary local emergency for Madera County was declared on Wednesday due to fears about a virus that affects crops and poses a risk to public health. Concerns about the Beet Curly Top Virus come after officials reported an increase in populations of the beet leafhopper (BLH) in the wildland […]
Empowering Local Youth: 2024 Fresno State Young Writers Conference Nurtures Central California's Aspiring Authors
The Fresno State Young Writers Conference, held annually since 1980, is organized by the Department of English and the Creative Writing Program at Fresno State. Supported by the College of Arts and Humanities and various sponsors, the conference aims to develop the writing skills of high school students in Central California. It provides a platform for these students to interact with professional authors and learn about the creative writing profession.
🚧 Update: Traffic Hazard on CA-152 in Madera County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Local transportation authorities have reported a traffic hazard on CA-152, in proximity to Road 8, in Madera County, California. Commuters should exercise caution and expect potential delays when traveling through this area. Law enforcement and emergency services are on scene to address the situation and ensure the safety of travelers. More updates will follow as the situation develops, so please stay tuned to local traffic reports for the latest information. The precise address for this incident is located at 8698 Avenue 23, Madera County, CA 93610, United States of America. The authorities are working diligently to resolve the hazard and restore normal traffic flow as soon as possible.
🚨 Traffic Update: Accident on Avenue 12 in Madera County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Attention residents and commuters in Madera County, there has been a reported accident on Avenue 12 near the intersection with Road 40. As your local journalist, it is crucial to be aware of this incident, especially if you plan to travel through this area. Please consider alternative routes if possible and stay tuned for any updates on traffic conditions or detours. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide new information as it becomes available.
🚧 Tree Maintenance Update on SR-41 from Hugh Ryan Road to Mariposa/Madera County Line
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Residents and travelers in Mariposa County should be informed of the ongoing tree maintenance work taking place along the Southern Yosemite Highway. The affected area stretches from SR-41 Hugh Ryan Road to the Mariposa/Madera County Line. This work is essential for ensuring roadway safety and maintaining clear passage for vehicles. Commuters should exercise caution when driving through this segment and pay attention to any signs or directives from work crews. The maintenance activity may result in intermittent lane closures or traffic delays, hence allocating additional travel time is advisable. This update serves to remind the community of the ongoing efforts to keep our transportation infrastructure in good condition. Please stay aware of the tree work in this area and plan your travel accordingly to avoid any inconvenience.
🌲 Update on Tree Work Along SR-41 from Cedar Valley Road to Road 630/Sugar Pine
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Local transportation officials have reported ongoing tree work along SR-41 starting from Cedar Valley Road to Road 630, also known as Sugar Pine. Residents and travelers in the Yosemite Forks, Madera County region are advised to be aware of the current work, which may impact travel times and accessibility. It is recommended to plan for potential delays or to seek alternate routes if necessary. The work being carried out is an essential maintenance to ensure safety for all road users. Please stay alert while driving through this stretch for the safety of the workers and other travelers.
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