Donations push community college more than half way toward endowment goal of $10 million
Toasting at the end of Allan Hancock College’s centennial celebration are Fifth District Supervisor Steve Lavagnino, left, AHC mascot Spike and Superintendent/President Kevin Walthers. (Contributed photo) By Janene Scully, Noozhawk North County Editor | @JaneneScully
May 24, 2021
| 10:18 p.m.
A celebration of Allan Hancock College’s first 100 years culminated with the naming of the centennial class of distinguished alumni, and the revelation that tuition-free fundraising efforts had reached more than halfway toward the goal.
The virtual celebration hosted by Fifth District county Supervisor Steve Lavagnino and Superintendent/President Kevin Walthers, included musical performances, history and more on Saturday.
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Heavy rain in Santa Maria prompts street closures
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Roads, streets, and parks flooded in many parts of Santa Maria on Thursday as the rain continued to fall.
With more rain on the way, that means the potential for street flooding on heavily traveled roads like Stowell Rd. and Black Rd.
Road closures due to flooding caused many who were headed to work to take a detour. This is very inconvenient when I need to go to work and roads like this are closed so now I have to turn back,â Arturo Vazquez said.