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Millerton Lake didn’t record its first pair of resident bald eagles until 2007, Smith says. He carries with him a laminated picture of the birds, which appeared in The Fresno Bee at the time.
State park rangers were quick to hand out tickets this Fourth of July weekend after several drownings and near drownings in our local lakes and rivers.
The Millerton Lake Courthouse, a replica of Fresno County’s original courthouse, seen at Millerton Lake Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024 near Friant, CA. The front door is locked and windows are broken ...
Millerton Lake didn’t record its first pair of resident bald eagles until 2007, Smith says. He carries with him a laminated picture of the birds, which appeared in The Fresno Bee at the time.
Special Olympics Northern California is hosting the 2025 Fresno Polar Plunge fundraiser this Saturday, March 15th at Millerton Lake. Participants will take a chilly plunge into the lake to raise ...
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Bodies of men pulled from Millerton Lake identified - MSNThe two men pulled from Millerton Lake on Friday have been identified as 83-year-old Dennis Penner of Madera and 81-year-old Daniel Trapp of Fresno.They were pu ...
Millerton isn’t the only California town whose remnants are sitting at the bottom of a lake. Under Lexington Reservoir in the Bay Area, there used to be two towns called Lexington and Alma ...
The Hidden Lake Estates community of Madera County is located on the hills to the northwest of Millerton Lake. A building moratorium has been in place there since 2009 due to water contamination, ...
About 15 miles north of Fresno sits Millerton Lake, a reservoir created in the 1930s when the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation built Friant Dam on the San Joaquin River. The dam provides irrigation ...
In 1957, Millerton Lake State Recreation Area was established as a part of the State Park system. Millerton isn’t the only California town whose remnants are sitting at the bottom of a lake.
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