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Parks should benefit humans and native animals

Summary by turlockjournal.com
It’s no stranger to anyone that Turlock and many other towns in the Central Valley, despite being surrounded by greenery, very much lack a lot of that same vibe within the city itself.
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Parks should benefit humans and native animals

It’s no stranger to anyone that Turlock and many other towns in the Central Valley, despite being surrounded by greenery, very much lack a lot of that same vibe within the city itself.

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turlockjournal.com broke the news on Wednesday, April 29, 2026.
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