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Detroit is the pilot city for the Giant Sequoia Filter Forest. The nonprofit Archangel Ancient Tree Archive has donated sequoia saplings that were planted Tuesday by Arboretum Detroit to mark Earth Day.
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East Orosi residents were told that work on their failing sewer system could begin as early as next month. But it’s not soon enough.
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Of the five local courthouses built in the 1870s in the Central Valley, Merced's is the only one that remains today.
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Today Mineral King is a part of Sequoia National Park. But if Walt Disney had his way, the valley would have become home to a Disney-owned ski resort.
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Traces of the old stagecoach route can still be found in Central Valley communities today.
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Saddles made in Visalia in the 1800s became famous among ranchers worldwide.
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Water managers were relieved after the Army Corps of Engineers agreed to back off of a sudden decision to dump massive amounts of water from Kaweah and Success lakes.
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A former cattle ranch in the southern Sierra Nevada foothills with proximity to the headwaters of Deer Creek is one step closer to being conserved thanks to a $2.4 million grant and collaborative efforts between the Tule River Indian Tribe, California Natural Resources Agency, The Conservation Fund and the Wildlife Conservation Board.
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More milk products come from Tulare County, California, than any other county in the U.S. Public health officials there are trying to guard against bird flu infecting humans.
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Large mounds of earth scattered across the landscape puzzled scientists for generations. Now researchers believe they have discovered the origins of the Valley's "hog wallows."