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More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Ripon Unified aims to address learning gap Vince Hobbs Vince Hobbs is continuing the fight. He’s referring to the ongoing challenge of making tough decisions during the unprecedented times of COVID-19 as a school board member of the Ripon Unified School District. “There’s been plenty of collateral damage since we went to distance learning,” said Hobbs, who was recently elected to a two-year term. H...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. A split decision: K-8 back Monday, Ripon High Jan. 19 Returning to in-person learning Ripon High teachers such as Ann Pendleton can expect to see the return of students to the classroom onNov. 30. That’s the scheduled date for in-person instruction at RHS. Ripon High students can expect to return to campus after Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Trustees of the Ripon Unified School District...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Ripon learning resumes from afar Tuesday Classes resume  this Tuesday at the Ripon Unified School District. For the exception of those in Careers Technical Education at Ripon High along with the special education Tier 3 classes, students will receive instructions via distance learning. “This allows for a period of self-isolating after the holidays prior to returning to full instruction for all schools on Jan. 11,” said Supe...

California’s 58 Counties Offer Up Unique Footprints Count On Them Imperial County is intriguing — at least for me anyway. The reason is simple. It is the only one of the 58 counties in California I’ve never visited. It also happens to be the newest county as it was carved out of San Diego County in 1907. Imperial County is where you will find what some call “the biggest environmental disaster in California history” — the Salton Sea. Some may argue that is a bit of an overstatement given what Los Angeles did to Owens Lake that once covered 200 sq...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. 29 COVID-19 cases among Ripon USD students, employees Ripon Unified school board put a plan in place Tuesday for the re-starting in-person learning in January. When students return from the winter break on Jan. 5, those in small cohorts involving Special Education Services’ Tier 3 classes, Ripon High’s Career Technology Education and the Ripon After-school Program will be back at their respective school sites. All others dur...