Greenfield Recreation Department offers basketball camp for area youth
GREENFIELD — Local youth will soon have a chance to work on their basketball skills with the Greenfield Recreation Department, which will host a four-week basketball camp starting Dec. 5.
FULL STORY: https://salinasvalleytribune.com/greenfield-recreation-department-offers-basketball-camp-for-area-youth/
Greenfield operation leads to recovery of multiple firearms
GREENFIELD — Greenfield Police Department conducted a search warrant and probation check operation last week on two separate locations in the 3900 block of Apple Avenue in Greenfield.
FULL STORY: https://salinasvalleytribune.com/greenfield-operation-leads-to-recovery-of-multiple-firearms/
Greenfield officials honor historic librarian’s contributions to city
GREENFIELD — A new photo and plaque will be on display at the Greenfield Library when patrons are allowed to re-enter, following a recent dedication that took place in honor of one of the city’s first librarians.
FULL STORY: https://salinasvalleytribune.com/greenfield-officials-honor-historic-librarians-contributions-to-city/
Greenfield City Council fires police chief
GREENFIELD — Greenfield Police Department has entered the
new year under the command of Capt. James Hunt, the acting chief since late
May.
The shift in leadership began after Chief Denise Chavez
Oglesby was placed on administrative leave, but it came with finalization when the
Greenfield City Council...
Barbecue benefits Greenfield Clinic expansion
Mee Memorial Healthcare System and Greenfield Rotary Club teamed up to host a Swiss sausage barbecue fundraiser in Greenfield to build awareness and raise support through a grassroots effort.
Council approves Patriot Park improvement projects
City Council approves repairs to restrooms and to build a food concession stand at Patriot Park.
Salinas Valley schools scramble to meet food needs of students
SALINAS VALLEY — Area schools have begun offering free food to children from age 1 through 18. Times and plans differ by city, but they all have the same mission, to ensure area youth have a reliable source of food during the coronavirus-related closure...
Local dancers perform South County’s first original ballet, ‘The Nightingale’
South County’s first original ballet production, “The Nightingale,” dazzled audiences earlier this month with its musical score, striking costumes and strong performances from local youth at the Robert Stanton Theatre in King City.
Remembering 9/11: Fort Hunter Liggett, South County cities reflect on tragedy 18 years later
Fort Hunter Liggett and South County cities hosted 9/11 ceremonies commemorating the 18th anniversary of the terrorist attack.
South County cohort of teaching students graduate from Hartnell
The joint Teacher Pathway Program at Hartnell College and California State University, Monterey Bay, on May 19 recognized South County students who are graduating from Hartnell and moving on to complete their preparation to become classroom teachers.
