r/fresno

Can anyone recommend a licensed insured handyman/contractor that can do these jobs for me?

This is a great city and I have my own favorite things, but if you wouldn’t mind sharing your favorite thing about Fresno or perhaps favorite memory to help remind people what makes us special?

Love you fresnans you’re doing a great job and everybody says so!

Any alumni able to give me some opinions on how their time was? I'm strongly considering enrolling after years in the workforce and wanting to make a change for myself.

Ive been in this reddit community for a long while so I want to take this opportunity to open up a little bit about myself.

I have autism. Clincally diagnosed since the age of 3. I have never really ran into any autistic adults, or anyone autistic really, and I want to pose this question to everyone here.

Have you ever met someone on the Autism Spectrum? Do you know someone that is on the Autism Spectrum? I would be happy to see that I am not too lonely in this community whilst on the spectrum :)

I’m learning to sew and am looking for fabric to practice with. Neighborhood Thrift is my usual spot, didn’t find much last week. Any other suggestions or spots a new sewist would wanna know about?!

Made it here a couple of weeks ago (thanks to everyone who replied on my last post about public transit).

I am looking for a room to rent and see people say “only light cooking.” I asked one person and she said she’s okay with housemates cooking one big meal or two light meals.

I’m new to Fresno from Southern California. I’ve also lived in San Diego, Temecula, Phoenix, Houston, and even Sacramento, but have never seen this before.

Has anyone else heard of this and can explain why people make this request?

The ones in Pismo are absolutely delicious. I know they ship but I’d prefer to get more fresh and locally.

I tried to cross post but it wouldn't let me hopefully the link works but found on r/dataisbeautiful

I am remote worker and I was thinking of going to a cafe once a week to get myself out of the house and around other humans.

Looking for some recommendations for larger shops where I wouldn’t feel like I’m taking up a table from other customers for too long. I know the library is an option but I’d love to find some other spots too! I am a big coffee drinker and would love somewhere with good pastries or even a light lunch menu :)

Has anyone taken the online exam for the Lab Technician position for Fresno County (Public Health)?

I’m not sure what type of questions to expect on the exam. I’ve made my own study guide including lab safety steps, sample handling, basic microbiology terminology, dilution equations, and percent solutions.

Any advice?

I do feel that as an educator you have a responsibility to be thoughtful in what you post on social media. What do you all think?

With the announcement of tacos el franc opening, it got me thinking. I feel like theres so much of the same stuff going on here. Seems like new places are usually tacos, smashburgers, or whatever other trendy food is viral at the time. And to top it off, they're usually underwhelming. What kind of restaurant would you like to see in Fresno? What do you think is missing? Or do you have any recommendations of a spot with great food?

Compared to other large cities in California, the Fresno Public Library leaves a lot to be desired. Don't get me wrong, I like going there and using the resources or just sitting and reading, and so do my kids, but I think major improvements are needed. Some of the books collections seem to be outdated, the program/activity options are limited, and there is a lack of study space. Fresno leadership needs to go to LA, San Francisco, or even a midsize city like Sacramento or Santa Barbara, check out the libraries, and get some ideas for improvement. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

Somehow all the awards are free atm. Drop a comment and I’ll award you.