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Sheriff Jeff Dirkse gives a presentation in front of the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday in support of changing his department’s emergency dispatch service provider.

School groups, churches and organizations help provide nightly meals for those staying overnight at the We Care men’s shelter (Journal file photo). - photo by Journal file photo

Stanislaus County Sheriff Jeff Dirkse lobbies county suoervisors to allow him to go with a new dispatch and records management system being crafted by Oracle. - photo by Contributed

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The property that was home to skilled nursing facility Brandel Manor was sold last month, but what happens next with the site remains unclear.

Corey Mai, Herbert Yanez, Caden Laudel and Grace Mauldin were ready to hit the streets of Turlock on Thursday, just as the sun was beginning to break through the thick morning fog.

MODESTO — Stanislaus Regional 911 executive director Kasey Young made her pitch to the Stanislaus Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, hoping to keep SR911 joint powers authority intact and using the CentralSquare computer-aided dispatch system.

Nearly a quarter of all Turlock Unified School District students were absent on Monday — the day of a nationwide protest highlighting the importance of immigrants in the United States.