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Hiking Through Hersheimer Gap To Vernal Pools With the Sierra Foothill Conservancy

Kaleidoscopic splashes of yellow here, mounds of orange there and then a little later, oceans of purple, sometimes with some red to liven up the wildflower colors as I hiked up new trails with the Sierra Foothill Conservancy. At the top of the Ruth McKenzie Table Mountain Preserve vernal pools were especially beautiful, ringed with white meadowfoam. Where: Sierra Foothill ...

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See What All is Happening at FAM!

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The reception for these great exhibitions happens on Friday, March 25, 2022. Click here for details! Meet these two exhibiting artists at the Artist/Curator Talks and the exhibition reception. Chester Arnold will be speaking during the artist talks. You can preorder a signed catalog for the exhibition “Reports to the Contrary” in the museum store and meet the artist in ...

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Friends of The Ahwahnee Hills Regional Park

AHWAHNEE – The Friends of The Ahwahnee Hills Regional Park wish to announce the retirement of longtime President, Fern Facchino. For Fern’s many years of service we extend our gratitude and admiration and wish her well. To help with a smooth transition, Senior Director Tony Ward will be stepping in as Interim President. Tony’s founding of the Park in 2006, ...

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Favorite Foods Day 2022

Submitted by Alistair King, Coarsegold 4-H Club Reporter OAKHURST – Join the Coarsegold 4H for Favorite Foods Day at the Fresno Flats Historical Village, March 26th, 2022 at 10am. It is time to brush up your cooking skills, whip up some desserts, and work on the art of table settings mastery then bring them all up on the Favorite Foods ...

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St. Patrick’s Day: Let’s Break Bread

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From hearty stews to minty pies, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations are all about enjoying the flavors of the holiday. Whether you’re cooking up a full meal or simply serving appetizers, this Irish Potato Bread makes for a simple, tasty snack to feed your crowd. Irish Potato Bread 2 medium or large russet potatoes 1 egg 1 egg white 1/3 cup ...

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Roar and Pour is Back at Chaffee Zoo

Roar and Pour, an after-hours, adults only event will take place on March 18th, from 6 to 9pm. FRESNO – Roar and Pour is back at Fresno Chaffee Zoo! Sample some of the Central Valley’s best brews and wines while enjoying live entertainment, fun photo-ops, and take home a commemorative mini pilsner glass! Delicious food will also be available for ...

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The Week’s Events – March 15-March 20

OAKHURST—This is the week when everyone becomes Irish, and there are a number of events that celebrate that. along with others that mark other happenings in our area. Whether you’re wearing the green or not, get out there and take advantage of all the activities available. TUESDAY, MARCH 15 Kids Art Classes 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Oakhurst Community Center ...

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Hiking From Briceburg Down The Historic Merced River Trail

Wildflowers, miners, gold mines, an old railroad bed and a beautiful but deadly river all have roles in this week’s blog. Oh, and can’t forget about the geese!Where: Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Merced River Recreation Management AreaDistance: 13.36 miles round trip but you can go shorter or longerDifficulty: EasyElevation Range: 1,001′ – 1,215′Elevation Total Ascent: 1,125′Date: March 7, 2022CALTOPO: ...

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Recipe of the Week: A Celebratory Passover Dessert

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When celebrating with family, there is nearly nothing better than passing a light and sweet dessert around the table. Simple to make and easy to eat, this sweet dessert is a crowd favorite. With a fresh kick of lemon zest and crunch of shredded coconut, they are a bite-sized, delicious way to end your meal. They take little to no ...

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Over the Garden Fence: Spring Seed Starting

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By Bob Labozetta (UC Master Gardener, Mariposa) Starting plants from seeds can save you money, give you the option of trying interesting varieties, and bring you closer to Mother Nature’s methods of propagation. Different seeds have different germination rates, so refer to seed catalog or seed packet directions to determine when and how to start your seeds. Visit http://cemariposa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardener/ for ...

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