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It isn’t over when the storm passes It isn’t over when the storm passes

Recovery after a tornado takes weeks, months and sometimes years.

byBrent Murphree

Apr 18, 2023

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Big water year doesn't mean more planted acres Big water year doesn't mean more planted acres

byTodd Fitchette

Apr 17, 2023

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This would’ve been the year for Sites Reservoir This would’ve been the year for Sites Reservoir

Apr 14, 2023

2 Min Read

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Farming, drought brings me back to faith Farming, drought brings me back to faith

byShelley E. Huguley

Apr 14, 2023

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Tulare Lake inundates farm equipment

Tulare Lake flap reveals the politics of water Tulare Lake flap reveals the politics of water

byTodd Fitchette

Apr 13, 2023

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California’s water irony train is full California’s water irony train is full

byTodd Fitchette

Apr 11, 2023

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