Bilingual Weekly
ca
INTERVIEW: I am an Artisan Baker
Angelica Jaramillo starts her day at four in the morning. White flour covers her apron, and the smell of warm, freshly baked bread surrounds her.
Jaramillo is one of the few female artisan bakers (panaderos) producing authentic Mexican pastries at Saguayo Market, located on Center Street in Stockton, California.
For Jaramillo, her trade of baking pan dulce comes from the many hours she spent as a child in a bakery owned by her parents in Michoacán, Mexico.
Car Show and Health Fair to Support Transition to Freedom
By Mayra Barrios (BW)
June 25, 2011
Stockton, CA — A colorful display of shiny cars, and motorcycles were the main attraction of the Car Show Community Health Fair hosted at Weber Point —downtown Stockton— on Saturday June 25th by Friends Outside.
Stockton Accepting Applications for Central Parking District Advisory Board Vacancy
(bw) Stockton, CA- The City of Stockton is currently accepting applications for one (1) vacancy on the seven-member (7) Central Parking District Board, due to the resignation of one of its members. Full terms are for four (4) years with a limit of two (2) terms.
Fire Trucks Visit Stockton for the 1st Time
www.(bw) Stockton, CA -Lena Orr reached over with a pen in hand and signed her name into the paint of a pink fire truck on Thursday, May 19, 2011. “I work at the mall in Bath and Body Works and missed them at the Mall parking lot earlier; so, I decided to come over here to Safeway to support them,” said Orr.
Asparagus Festival Preparation and Event
STOCKTON, CA – The Stockton Asparagus Festival will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday, April 15 through April 17, 2011. Continue reading
COMA Vice President Ousted and 2011 Parade Marshals selected
Motecuzoma Sanchez
Bilingual Weekly News
STOCKTON, CA — Motecuzoma “Patric” Sanchez, 2010-11 Vice-President of the Coalition of Mexican American Organizations (COMA) was removed from his post by a majority vote during the morning of April 2, 2011, bi-monthly meeting — only one member voted favoring Sanchez’ continuation. Also, the 2011 Cinco de Mayo Parade Grand Marshals were elected. Continue reading
Free Tax Assistance
The Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library is partnering with the
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program to bring free 2010 income tax assistance to our community. The VITA program offers free income tax help to families earning $54,000 or less a year. Continue reading
Film Festival Kicks Off
"The First Beautiful Thing"
STOCKTON, CA – The Red ribbon was cut at the 4th International Film Festival Kick off at Stockton, CA Empire Theater. Continue reading
STOP Human Trafficking Workshop
Depiction of the Declaration of Human Rights : Image Public domain via Wikipedia
Bilingual Weekly Newspaper
www.bilingualweekly.com
Lodi, CA– Several local women’s organizations are working together to host the2nd Annual STOP Human Trafficking Workshop a free, public event. STOP will take place on Saturday, March 5 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and will be held at temple Baptist Church in Lodi. Continue reading
Arena’s Winter Wonderland donations roll in to local Charities
SEE PHOTOS OF 2010
STOCKTON, CA- Stockton Arena‘s Winter Wonderland a three-day public ice skating event from December 20 through December 22, brought more than 3050 people. Continue reading
Vienna Boys Choir coming to the Valley
Image by tore_urnes
Gallo Center for the Arts via Bilingual Weekly News
MODESTO, CA – (January 13, 2011) – The Gallo Center for the Arts will be hosting the acclaimed Vienna Boys Choir on Sunday, February 13 at 7:00 p.m. Founded in 1498 by Emperor Maximilian I, this ensemble sang exclusively for the imperial court and private audiences until 1918. Continue reading
Lights open season throughout SJ cities
San Joaquin County, CA / Bilingual Weekly
Lodi, Tracy, Stockton and Manteca are hosting public and free activities to kick off the Christmas Season. This is a brief description of the most important. Continue reading
Traditional river parade returns to Stockton
See pictures from the last four years!
A favorite Stockton Christmas tradition—the holiday lighted boat parade—returns for the 31st year, announced organizers. Every year the boat parade, dubbed Delta Reflections —along with the lighting of the City Christmas Tree— heralds the beginning of the Holiday Season in Stockton. Continue reading
Sixth marathon against hunger is on
Stockton, CA / Bilingual Weekly
Four thousand runners and walkers are expected to burn what they have eaten… to help feed the hungry.
Consulate: 4 days of foreclosure counseling
Sacramento, CA / Bilingual Weekly
Wikipedia
The Consulate General of Mexico at Sacramento announces that on Thursday, November 18 and Friday 19, 2010, between 7:00 and 8:30 pm, it will be offering personalized counseling to people who require guidance about their home mortgage at the Consulate facilities, located on 1010, Eight Street, downtown Sacramento. Continue reading
THANK YOU
Recent Comments