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Livingston prepares for second annual Día de Muertos and other events in the area

Reading Time: 5 minutes Wednesday’s rain did little to stop one Livingston mother from passing on a family tradition to her two sons. At the Merced County Library branch in Livingston, Myreira Garibay brought Ian Ramirez, 7, and Nai Ramirez, 11, to learn about papel picado, the decorative cut paper used during Día de los Muertos celebrations. “I really feel it’s important for my kids to learn about our culture, and I think it’s really neat that …
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themercedfocus.org broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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