Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
Black bands covered the badges of Oakdale Police personnel on Friday as the department mourned the loss of their colleague and friend.
A revised list of parcels for agricultural annexation was approved by the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors at its Feb. 19 regular meeting. The approval was for a total of 812.1 acres, owned by seven applicants, to be annexed. This item had been tabled at the prior OID meeting. Due to the OID's flushing out of "fringe" parcels that were not formally in district boundaries and the subsequent ...
Residents reacted with a blend of optimism and uncertainty after President Barack Obama delivered the 2013 State of the Union address to Congress on Tuesday, Feb 12. The president touched on a number of themes, including jobs, the minimum wage, education, immigration and gun control – topics that are on the ...
After putting in a gazebo at C.E. Wood Park at a cost of $30,000 for the City of Oakdale in 1990, the Oakdale Rotary Club is looking at overhauling the wood marquee in favor of wrought iron or some other substance due to the neglect and vandalism it has had to endure. The Oakdale Rotary Club previously refurbished the site in 2007 with new paint and some board repair. ...
The Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors chose to table an action item regarding the list of selected parcels for annexation at its Feb. 5 regular meeting. The item will come back before the board at the Feb. 19 regular meeting. OID General Manager Steve Knell said the board wants to make refinements to the selection criteria for the annexation, possibly by implementing a variance to increase the available water for annexed ...
Oakdale High School junior Sabrina Franciosa was chosen the recipient of the title of Distinguished Young Woman, passed on to her from OHS senior and current Distinguished Young Woman Janki Mistry. The annual Distinguished Young Women of Oakdale program was hosted Saturday, Feb. 9 at Magnolia School Auditorium. In addition to the $2,500 scholarship for the title award, Franciosa received two $200 scholarships in the Scholastics and Spirit categories. ...
Titled "A Time for Change," Oakdale Mayor Pat Paul addressed over 100 people gathered at the Gene Bianchi Community Center for the city's annual State of the City Luncheon on Wednesday, Jan. 30.
An item on the removal of the downtown benches for maintenance turned into a lengthy discussion about the problems of the downtown homeless at the Monday, Feb. 4 Oakdale City Council meeting.
Seeking to shore up the main canal, South San Joaquin Irrigation District has brought in crews to do just that, adding shotcrete to the walls of the canal that runs along Victory Avenue at the San Joaquin-Stanislaus County line.