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- San Joaquin County can expect strict COVID-19 measures to continue
- School lunch programs rescued by federal support for free meals
- Schools still serving lunches even as demand plummets
- Testing option added for Tracy-area residents
- Mountain House High salutes grads with drive-up ceremony
- Salon teams challenge closures
- Grand to offer arts education at a distance
- Millions of dollars in business relief grants still available in San Joaquin County
- Mountain House resident suspected in pandemic unemployment fraud scheme
- Hearts of Harvest donates to hospital foundation
- Good news for walnut industry as USDA expands relief program
- Donation to support school district's food services
- Mountain House sets date for drive-through graduation ceremony
- City offers emergency help with utility bills
- Taylor Farms donation supports Boys & Girls Clubs
- Order backlog delays student computers for 2 months
- Distant but not disconnected
- City pool closed after staff member tests positive for COVID-19
- Demonstrators show support for nurses
- Youth sports cleared for outdoor workouts
- Clubs give out hundreds of boxes of fresh food
- CARES Act provides $7.1 million boost for Tracer
- Parks not completely dormant during COVID summer
- Coronavirus testing moves to Tracy Sports Complex
- COVID-19 cases continue to rise locally
- Tech checkout for TLC families
- High schools prepare for virtual 2020 grad ceremonies
- Tracy police postpone National Night Out events
- Relay for Life faithful plan a drive-up alternative
- County superintendent speaks about reopening
- Wish upon a tree
- County invites businesses to apply for grants
- COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to rise
- Schools prepare for at-home learning, with hybrid models in reserve
- Virtual graduation ceremonies planned for Kimball, Tracy and West high schools
- New Jerusalem School District outlines back-to-school plan
- Jefferson School District to begin school year online
- Tracy Learning Center switches to all-online plan
- Banta School District confirms that students will start with distance learning
- Increased COVID-19 transmission puts area hospitals above or near capacity
- State changes testing strategy
- Governor orders rollback of COVID-19 reopening
- Downtown dining moves outdoors
- Area schools take many approaches to reopening
- Relief funds to help San Joaquin RTD through pandemic
- Parents, teachers focus on safety as TUSD plans to reopen
- Grand cancels summer art classes
- Governor announces new closures for restaurants, entertainment venues
- Pool reopens with new rules
- County unveils chatbot to answer COVID-19 questions
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