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Sunday, February 07, 2010

By The Madera Tribune

Posting of articles delayed by one or two days

The Madera Tribune's free Web site, www.maderatribune.net, will not be updated on Sundays and Mondays, as well as on other days when and if necessary to cut maintenance costs. Articles will also be published online on this free site a day or two after they have appeared in print.

However, the Tribune's paid subscription site will be updated daily from Monday through Saturday (with no lag), and the free Red Line site, www.maderatribuneredline.com, should be likewise unaffected.
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Ramona Frances

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NEWS

Abuse suspect to be arraigned 2/5/2010 By DJ Becker The apparent starvation death of 91-year-old Maria Concepcion "Conchita" Lopez allegedly at the hands of her paid caregiver, Stephanie Hernandez, is proceeding today with Hernandez scheduled to be arraigned at the Madera Superior Court. FULL STORY...		Hive inspections under way 2/5/2010 By Ramona Frances Truckloads of hives are arriving in Madera County from sundown to sunrise in time for the almond bloom that may begin any time after Valentine's Day. FULL STORY...

Budget meetings relocated 2/5/2010 By For The Madera Tribune The Madera Unified School District has announced its February board meetings will be moved to its high school campuses to accommodate expected larger than normal attendances. FULL STORY...		NEWS HEADLINES Ceremony held for VFW hall Bus tickets discounted for seniors Caltrans work continues Local vintner to release new wines Madera County arrests MORE NEWS...

SPORTS

Hawks continue NSL title run 2/5/2010 By Tyler Takeda But boys soccer lose late to Chowchilla With a 6-1 victory over the Chowchilla Redskins on Thursday afternoon, the Liberty Hawks girls soccer team continues its run at a North Sequoia League title, improving its record to an unblemished 8-0. FULL STORY...		Girls soccer suffers lapse 2/5/2010 By The Madera Tribune - Casey G. Rogers The Madera South Stallions girls soccer team walked away with a tie after going scoreless through regulation and two overtime periods Wednesday night against the Fresno Roosevelt Rough Riders. FULL STORY...

Basketball routs McLane 2/5/2010 By Ronald Montez FRESNO - After suffering its first North Yosemite League loss of the season, the Madera South High boys basketball team couldn't afford to dwell on its defeat by Fresno San Joaquin Memorial. FULL STORY...		SPORTS HEADLINES Stallion soccer slump continues Romine notches 100th win as Madera defeats Clovis West Barsotti leads Coyotes in shutout Stallion wrestling sweeps league teams Coyotes nearly topple top-ranked Clovis East MORE SPORTS...

VALLEY LIFE

Mo's Musings: Friends and French 2/5/2010 By Leon Emo Hungry hair: I believe my scalp, and readers too, will let me know if I ever wish to change my somewhat tarnished image and stop by to get a haircut from the wonderful barber Larry Camarena. FULL STORY...		Book collector to talk in foothills 2/5/2010 By The Madera Tribune OAKHURST - People with old books they're afraid to throw away because they might be worth a small fortune will have a chance to get them appraised for free on Saturday at Willow Bridge Books. FULL STORY...

John Adams honor roll announced 2/5/2010 By For The Madera Tribune John Adams School has announced first semester awards for the 2009-2010 school year. The following are the names of those who received various academic honors. FULL STORY...		VALLEY LIFE HEADLINES And So It Is: The gentle giants of Sunday afternoon Local schools recognize Black History Month Howling from the Heartland: Old February tradition puts on a new face in 2010 Stallion Stormcast: Winterfest royalty announced Coyote Corner: Competition, recruits and love MORE VALLEY LIFE...