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Cinco de Mayo Parade Winners
STOCKTON, CA - Sunday May 6, 2012 the Coalition of Mexican American organizations (COMA) held their annual Cinco de Mayo parade in Downtown Stockton. COMA hires a professional judges association, Pacific COast Judges Association, to judge the parade and give awards to the best parade entries with the theme of ‘Peace in the Valley.’ Continue reading
Cinco de Mayo Parade’s First Annual King and Queen Pageant
San Joaquin County, CA — “Being bilingual gives me the ability to communicate in the workforce and it allows me the opportunity to understand my roots and background,” explained Gabriela Fernandez who was crowned Queen of the Cinco de Mayo Parade Pageant 2012. Continue reading
Stockton Cinco de Mayo Parade 2012 Gears Up
San Joaquin County — The Coalition of Mexican-American Organizations (known for its acronym in Spanish COMA) announced that the 2012 Cinco de Mayo Parade will be held May 6th at 11:00 a.m. at Stockton’s downtown. Continue reading
“Masked Warriors Live” at the Stockton Arena
Stockton, CA- Luchastars such as Lizmark Jr., Super Nova, Pequeño Halloween, Marco Corleone, RJ Brewer, Shane “Hurricane” Helms and Chavo Guerrero Jr., Latin Lover, Melina and Mexican legends, La Parka, Tinieblas and Blue Demon Jr.-all gathered at the “Masked Warriors Live” held at the Stockton Arena on Sunday, March 25, 2012. Continue reading
San Antonio Scorpions win soccer match against Los Dorados de Sinaloa
Stockton, CA- The San Antonio Scorpions, a new franchise of the North American Soccer League (NASL), won their game against the Mexican team, Dorados de Sinaloa, with a score of 3-0 on March 14, at Banner Island Baseball Park. Continue reading
More Recycling: More Jobs
Stockton, CA- The City of Stockton was home to the 8th annual REXPO, whose theme this year was “Unplugged,” on March 14, 2012 between the hours of 7:00 AM until 2:00 PM at the Hilton Hotel. The event was hosted by Green Team of San Joaquin, a program of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce.
UFW Starts Negotiations in San Joaquin County
San Joaquin County — “We are slaves in the U.S.” said Jose Garcia, a resident of Stockton, during a general meeting with United Farm Workers Union (UFW) at the Comisión Honorifica Mexicana (Honorific Mexican Commission) on Wednesday, March 7th.
Audio books for Military personnel
Boots N Books with Charterhouse for Families. Photo by Mayra Barrios
Connect parents in service and their children
Charterhouse Center for Families in partnership with Karl Ross Post 16 launched its Boots-N-Books campaign. Boots-N-Books is a program that brings military families together through literacy and books. The kick-off campaign was on Wednesday, March 7th at the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce. Continue reading
An opportunity for Mexican Athletes in the U.S
Sacramento,CA- The General Mexican Consulate in Sacramento is offering athletes of Mexican origin living in Northern California the opportunity to compete in México and eventually have the option of pursuing a career in México. As in previous years, the Institute for Mexicans Abroad (IME) invites the Mexican community to participate in the National Olympiad 2012, organized by the National Commission of Physical Culture and Sports (CONADE) of México, to be held in May and June this year. Those interested in participating in any of the 32 disciplines that shape the competition must apply at the Consulate and submit the registration form and additional requirements before March 23, 2012.
Delta College students win gold medals at SkillsUSA Competition
Stockton,CA- Nineteen San Joaquin Delta College students won gold medals at the SkillsUSA Region 5 Competition held in January at the college. Continue reading
Dr. Sylvia Ulmer recognized at Susan B. Anthony Awards
By Mayra Barrios
The 2012 Susan B. Anthony awards recognized the talent and dedication of ten women in San Joaquin County in a ceremony held at the Stockton Golf and Country Club on Thursday February, 16.
The San Joaquin County Commission on the Status of Women created the Susan B. Anthony Women Awards 36 years ago to honor women’s achievements.
Dr. Silvia Ulmer,Director of Elementary Education at Stockton Unified School District.
Among the recipients of the 2012 award is Dr. Sylvia Ulmer, Director of Elementary Education at Stockton Unified School District (SUSD). Born in El Salvador, Ulmer came to the United State at the age16 years old and worked alongside her family, harvesting the crops of the region. Continue reading
Golden Bell: for Latino High School Program
Lincoln Latin Leadership (LLL), a parent/district-run organization at Lincoln High School, received the 2011 Golden Bell Award.
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Up with Education: A workshop for Latino Families to apply for scholarships
By Mayra Barrios
(bw) STOCKTON, CA – The San Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (SJCHCC), in partnership with the University of the Pacific and other community organizations, hosted the 9th Annual Student Financial Aid and College Awareness Workshop during the morning of Sunday, January 29th at the A.G. Spanos Hall at University of the Pacific in Stockton.
If you missed it: The State of the Union Address
Remarks by the President in State of the Union Address
United States Capitol Washington, D.C. 9:10 P.M. ET
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