Public Safety · Modesto, CA
Five student fights broke out Friday at Beyer High School in Modesto, four occurring simultaneously during lunch and a fifth later connected to one of the lunchtime altercations. The incidents triggered a campus lockdown while staff and Modesto Police officers restored calm; three students were taken to a hospital for evaluation, and no weapons were involved. Principal Sarah Cox announced extra security would be in place Monday as a precaution, following additional security at a Saturday school dance. Administrators also addressed circulating rumors of a potential threat against the campus, reported to Modesto Police but not identifying an individual planning future incidents. Students involved face serious disciplinary consequences including suspension or expulsion.
Public Safety · Modesto, CA
The intersection of Coffee Road and Floyd Avenue in Modesto was closed Sunday night while police investigated a crash in which a pedestrian walking in the crosswalk was struck by a vehicle. The pedestrian was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment, though injury severity was not disclosed. Police did not provide an estimated time for the intersection to reopen.
Social Events · Turlock, CA
The first-ever Central Valley Stationery Fest will take place Saturday, Oct. 24, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Student Center at Stanislaus State in Turlock. Organizer Victoria Mires, owner of Paper Moon Stationery, said more than 40 vendors will sell paper products, pens, artwork, stickers, and other stationery goods, including Stockton-based brand Blackwing. Student-led art clubs from Dutcher Middle School and Livingston High School will create original art and sell prints at the event. All 600-plus online tickets sold out within weeks, though some day-of tickets will be released as capacity allows; children 12 and under are admitted free.
Community News · Turlock, CA
The Carnegie Arts Center in Turlock, celebrating its 15th season, is accepting applications for new Board of Directors members through Oct. 31. The board meets monthly and oversees strategic direction and fiscal health, with subcommittees in Finance, Programming, and Fund Development. The organization specifically seeks expertise in Business Administration, Finance, Fund Development, Information Technology, Grant Writing, and Non-Profit Law. New members are expected to join by the start of the new year.
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