Hartnell discusses new local campus
Hartnell College is coming to Soledad and will have a parcel of land to build the Soledad Outreach Educational Facility.
Remembering their sacrifice
The Soledad community and veterans gathered at the Soledad Cemetery on May 28 to honor those who have lost their lives to give the rest of Americans their freedom.
Saying goodbye
Soledad Unified School District is losing one of its own, 26-year staff member Jorge Guzman, who has served in many capacities over the years and will be celebrating his final day at the district on Sept. 29.
New program provides free breakfast and lunch to all Soledad students
Soledad Unified School District students will have a surprise waiting for them when they return to school in August, as all grade levels will receive lunch and breakfast for free.
Tractor trailer crash slows down 101
A tractor trailer full of broccoli took out 100 feet of guard railing and caused a single vehicle accident at about 6:30 p.m. last Friday on the Highway 101 northbound overpass.
New van helps transport patients
Eden Valley Care Center in Soledad has a new van to transport residents to medical appointments outside of the community.
Free event offers playful literacy experiences for families
Read to Me Project has announced an admission-free festival for families called “Salinas Valley Grows Readers,” which will be held Sunday, April 30, from 12 to 3 p.m. at The First Tee of Monterey County, 1551 Beacon Hill Drive, in Salinas.
New admins announced at schools
The Soledad Unified School District has hired several new administrators for the upcoming year, from a new superintendent to an executive director of human resources to principals.
Let’s Zumba
About 50 dancers participated in the fifth annual Zumba event June 23 at the Soledad Medical Clinic parking lot.
Purpose of Community Facilities District takes shape
Soledad City Council is aiming to increase its police force and fund fire and park services with the establishment of a Community Facilities District.
