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A Chinese delegation visits Salinas seeking to build collaboration and modernize agriculture abroad. - Vimarsana News

A Chinese delegation visits Salinas seeking to build collaboration and modernize agriculture abroad.

On Thursday afternoon, Jan. 25, a group of Chinese nationals, including government officials and representatives from several companies are walking through the Salinas warehouse of FarmWise, a tech company developing

Here's how Salinas Californian journalists and freelancers made a difference in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Here's how Salinas Californian journalists and freelancers made a difference in 2023

We're proud to share stories that were highlighted in The Californian's daily newsletter, with our 2023 Impact Report.

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Is ALBA's mission to give farmworkers a farm-owner future working? The numbers are in. | Monterey County NOW Intro - Vimarsana News

Is ALBA's mission to give farmworkers a farm-owner future working? The numbers are in. | Monterey County NOW Intro

Tajha Chappellet-Lanier here, back at my desk after spending the morning enjoying the sun (and wind) in the Salinas Valley.

Justin Green, who put himself into his underground cartoons, dies at 76 - Vimarsana News

Justin Green, who put himself into his underground cartoons, dies at 76

Justin Green, a star of underground comics in the 1970s who channeled his Catholic guilt and childhood neuroses into “Binky Brown Meets the Holy

Justin Green, Who Put Himself Into His Underground Cartoons, Dies at 76 - Vimarsana News

Justin Green, Who Put Himself Into His Underground Cartoons, Dies at 76

“Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary,” his epic autobiographical story of Catholic guilt and neurosis, “made comics grow up,” a colleague said.