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What is happening in Armenia?
by Julease Graham - Oct 22, 2020A growing conflict has the Fresno Armenian community fearing new violence in their homeland.
The dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan is about territory, a mountainous region called Nagorno-Karabakh.
Karabakh, known to Armenians as Artsakh, lies within Azerbaijan but...
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Thurman Orthodontics Helping the Community
by Ana Cruz Lopez - Oct 14, 2020Thurman Orthodontics in Fresno try to help the community whenever they can. The staff, the “Smile Squad,” is helping those affected by the Creek Fire in the Sierra National Forest.
The effort began with the Smile...
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New Café Inspired by Frida Kahlo
by Ana Cruz Lopez - Oct 10, 2020Mexican artist Frida Kahlo inspired Frida Café, a new coffee shop in downtown Fresno. The vibe and energy in this shop is surreal.
“Frida Kahlo inspired me with her art, to me she was very indragenous...
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Opening a business during the pandemic
by Ana Cruz Lopez - Oct 10, 2020During the pandemic, when many businesses have struggled, a local woman decided to open her own.
Aretsy Garcia opened up Aretsy’s Lashes in July. It was challenging when she was flooded with orders.
But she is successfully building...
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Re-election held for student body president
by Julease Graham - Sep 30, 2020Elizabeth Rocha Zuñiga was elected as ASI student body president in a re-election held September 30. Fresno State Associated Students Incorporated (ASI) held the new election after the former president-elect, Ruby Muniz, was disqualified for election-related...
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From strangers to best friends
by Julease Graham - Sep 18, 2020In the last few months, two homes on Phillip street in Fresno were transformed. While fresh flowers and a community garden grew on the outside, an unexpected friendship blossomed on the inside.
Chanthi and James lived next...
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Pandemic Safe Date
by Julease Graham - Sep 18, 2020Date nights are anything but typical right now. How do you go on a date when you can’t leave your house? The pandemic has forced many couples to think outside the box when it comes to...
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Student Parent Struggles with Online Classes
by Ana Cruz Lopez - Sep 15, 2020Some college students have struggled with virtual classes. Learning from home brings a lot of responsibilities.
Now imagine being a mom along with being a student. According to the U.S. Department of Education, 22% of...
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A 12-year-old’s Quarantine Art
by Ana Cruz Lopez - Sep 15, 2020COVID quarantine has left many people with time on their hands. For 12-year-old Rocio Mejia, this is a time to get creative. Rocio found a deep passion for painting during the COVID quarantine.
Since she no longer...
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COVID-19 Doubters
by Hector Mendoza - May 5, 2020There are people who doubt that this pandemic is serious, but some people have taken this doubt a step further.
Videos are circulating where people are licking toilet seats, items on shelves and shopping carts.
This is a...
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