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Amid Pandemic, Clovis Unified’s Newest School Prepares for August Debut

Principal Kacey Gibson has spent the past year overseeing construction of Clovis Unified's newest elementary school, from the selection of a name (Janet L. Young Elementary), to the school mascot (the Jets), to the school colors (sky blue, crimson, silver, and white). She's watched walls rise for classrooms, the library,...

What Is The Future Of Cities?

[aggregation-styles] NPR Over the last couple weeks, some major companies have signaled that remote work is here to stay. The heads of New York City’s three largest commercial tenants — JP Morgan, Barclays, and Morgan Stanley — have each said it’s highly unlikely that all their employees will return to...

Big Screen Movies are Back in the Valley. Here’s Where to See Them.

Movies will return to the big screen on Friday in Madera with the reopening of the only remaining local drive-in theater. Madera 2 Drive-In announced on Facebook it will open its gates once again this weekend with new rules in place to ensure social distancing to address COVID-19 concerns. Double...

Clovis Unified Superintendent Says Schools Should Stay Closed

Clovis Unified School District Superintendent Eimear O'Farrell is recommending that trustees extend school closings through the end of the school year on June 5 because of the continued health threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. O'Farrell's recommendation will be considered by trustees at Wednesday's board meeting. While other area school...

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