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January 13, 2018 • Charles Doud

Councilwoman sees need for consultant to help city

By Charles Doud The Madera Tribune Bound by what she felt might be a possible violation of the state’s open meetings act, City Council Member...
January 13, 2018 • Bill Coate

Sherman Thomas Charter School expands

Opens middle school science, technology, engineering, math academy Madera’s Sherman Thomas Charter School, one of the Valley’s most progressive educational entities, continued to add to...
January 13, 2018 • Jim Glynn

Being ‘law abiding’ just got harder

Last week, hundreds of new laws came into effect in California. Most of these laws are especially important to members of the state Senate and...
January 13, 2018 • Chuck Doud

Nature supplies plenty of daylight time

You may have noticed the days are getting longer as January wends its way through the early weeks of this year, and that should tell...
January 13, 2018 • The Madera Tribune

Coyotes leave no doubt over Stallions

After last year’s walk-off pin by the Madera South Stallions wrestling team, Madera Coyotes head coach Joe Romine was happy with the results from this...
January 13, 2018 • Nugesse Ghebrendrias

Stallions fall to Apaches in overtime

The Madera South Stallions girls’ soccer team endured a physically-played match against the Sanger Apaches, but came up short in overtime at Lee DaSilva Field...
January 13, 2018 • Bill Coate

Political turf wars began in 1926

For the first 19 years of its existence as an incorporated city, Madera’s political machinery ran without rancor or hard feelings, for the most part....

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