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February 3, 2018 • Bill Coate

County may seize Yosemite Unified

Financial problems focus of concerns, says Massetti Madera County Superintendent of Schools Cecilia Massetti has notified the Yosemite Unified School District that the Madera County...
February 3, 2018 • Tami Jo Nix

Baraldi was a business owner and activist

One of Madera’s grand matriarchs, Paula Baraldi, (nee De Cesari), was born in Madera and lived in the city all of her 88 years except...
February 3, 2018 • Chuck Doud

Problem with helping the homeless

If you travel over the bridge on Gateway Drive that crosses the Fresno River, and look down on either side, you will see messes that...
February 3, 2018 • Jim Glynn

It’s time to throw in the towel on HSR

What are we to believe? The story that is spun by one of the most important state agencies changes so often that any announcement is...
February 3, 2018 • Tyler Takeda

Third quarter blitz downs Hawks

The seven members of the Liberty Hawks girls basketball team stayed with the Chowchilla Tribe, but an 18-2 third quarter led to a 46-22 North...
February 3, 2018 • Tyler Takeda

Coyotes turn it over in loss to Apaches

The Madera Coyote girls basketball team committed 38 turnovers in a 50-39 County/Metro Athletic Conference loss to the Sanger Apaches. What hurt the most is...
February 3, 2018 • Nugesse Ghebrendrias

Stallions ride second quarter for win

The Madera South girls basketball team capitalized on a dominant second quarter to defeat the Bullard-Fresno Knights 57-40 in a County/Metro Athletic Conference game at...
February 3, 2018 • The Madera Tribune

Upcoming sports events

MNLL holds final registration The Madera National Little League hosts its final registration and sign ups at Town and Country Park’s Field 1 for both...

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