Stanislaus 2030: Prosperity for More Than Just a Few. Now That’s a Goal Worth Pursuing

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Published November 7, 2022

Why should Stanislaus 2030 make your heart beat a little faster?

Never have we seen a more promising approach to better jobs in Modesto, Stanislaus County and the neighboring region. Not hundreds of well-paying job — thousands. Tens of thousands.

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