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January 1, 2018 • The Madera Tribune

Suspect named in murder

Madera police are continuing their investigation of an apparent murder on Christmas day in the 1,000 block of Clinton Street. Estevanico Ali Goldsmith, 45, was...
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January 1, 2018 • Tyler Takeda

Local man catches record-breaking fish

A relaxing day at Eastman Lake turned into a record-setting day for Joe Synder, Jr. About an hour into a relaxing fishing trip on Dec....
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January 1, 2018 • Chuck Doud

A resolution not to resolve anything

If I wind up making a New Year’s resolution, this is what it will be: I resolve to stop making New Year’s resolutions. You would...
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January 1, 2018 • The Madera Tribune

Changes in city have Maderans ranting, raving

The Madera Tribune received the following comments online about articles and local happenings. Church installs new mosaic St. Joachim Catholic Church restored a large wall...
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January 1, 2018 • The Madera Tribune

Saying farewell to a rancorous 2017

It has been quite a year. Many of the people who voted for Republican candidate Donald Trump because they wanted a change of techniques in...
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January 1, 2018 • Jim Glynn

The month-by-month 2017 quiz

Tomorrow night, we’ll bid farewell to 2017. Most of the people I know say this has been a year that will never be forgotten. But,...
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January 1, 2018 • Tyler Takeda

Stallions finish undefeated

The Madera South Stallions boys basketball team completed an undefeated run through the Madera South Classic with a 72-44 victory over the Sierra-Tollhouse Chieftains. “After...
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January 1, 2018 • Tyler Takeda

Coyotes fare better, but still fall

After going through the Madera South Classic with a unblemished record, the Madera Coyotes boys basketball team ran into a Fresno Warriors juggernaut in an...
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January 1, 2018 • Bill Coate

Murdered Jim Savage buried 4 times

Major James Savage was a mover; he was on the road for most of his 35 years. From New York to Illinois and then to...
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