Current Issue: October 2021
Looking Back on Lifestyle: an interview by lifestyle staff with Karen Tellalian
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ver the last 16 years, Karen Tellalian served Lifestyle Magazine as Owner and Editor in Chief. After joining in March 2005, she helped transform the magazine into what it...
Reflections of Visalia: Shooting In Lemon Cove Creates Ripple Effect in Visalia
Text and photos submitted by Terry L. Ommen
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n Dec. 10, 1918, a man was shot and killed in a tragic confrontation in the town of Lemon Cove. The crime...
NEWS ON WRITING, BOOKS + THE WORLD OF PUBLISHING – October 2021
Text by Diane Slocum
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ctober, with its emphasis on Halloween, the mysterious and the macabre, is a good time to delve into stories that feature murder and mystery.
Charlotte McConaghy’s “Once...
Garden: Herbs Belong in Every Garden
Story by Sue Merrill, UCCE Master Gardener
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lthough there are many definitions of an herb, a simple one that's easy to remember is "a plant from which roots, stems, leaves,...
Tech: Supplementing Learning with Virtual Tutors
Text By C. Scott Wyatt
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eeping our younger students on track during these unusual times worries parents and teachers. Early studies suggest that the coronavirus pandemic affected students unevenly, an...
Once Upon a Dream
Story By Sue Burns Photos by Michael Alvarez Photography
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magine you are 11 years old and have been removed from your parents’ home permanently because of abuse. You’re placed in...
Tulare Chamber – October 2021
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he Tulare Chamber of Commerce has had a busy summer, and we are looking forward to continuing some of our most beloved programs this fall, including Leadership Tulare. The...
Visalia Chamber – October 2021
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he Visalia Chamber of Commerce welcomes the 2021-2022 Leadership Visalia Cohort. The class, consisting of 13 local professionals from various industries, is led by facilitator Raquel Garcia, a professor...
Reflections of Tulare County
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