HANFORD — The first project in what’s intended to be many efforts to beautify and elevate Hanford’s parks took place Friday at Centennial Park.
HANFORD — As of Thursday, Hanford residents and the rest of the surrounding area can now order MONOGRAM — Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter’s first cannabis brand — from Caliva.
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The officer was able to detain one of the subjects and the group continued to obstruct the officer.
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