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August 4, 2018 Charles Doud and DJ Becker

City salaries need better oversight, says consultant

A consultant’s report that says, in short, that the City of Madera pays higher management salaries overall than do other cities in the Central Valley...
August 4, 2018 DJ Becker

Residents scold council over salaries

Residents paid rapt attention Wednesday night at the Madera City Council meeting as they listened to government advisor Ron Manfredi’s 2 1/2-hour presentation, saying it...
August 4, 2018 The Madera Tribune

Yosemite Park to be closed

Yosemite Valley, Wawona Road, the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias, the Merced Grove of Giant Sequoias, Hetch Hetchy, and other areas will remain closed to...
August 4, 2018 The Madera Tribune

Award to rehabilitate houses and wells

Madera County has been awarded $1 million to be used for housing and well rehabilitation. The county received the money July 10 from the California...
August 4, 2018 Chuck Doud

Transparency should start now

At the end of Wednesday night’s Madera City Council meeting on city administrative salaries the council and City Attorney Brent Richardson began laying plans for...
August 4, 2018 Jim Glynn

Let’s make today National Pineapple Day

“He is the very pineapple of politeness.” — Richard Sheridan, The Rivals, 1775 “Pineapple” was thought to be a malapropism. Maybe not. Pity the pineapple....
August 4, 2018 Tami Jo Nix

California is on fire, burning with a vengeance

The Golden State of Cali is all ablaze. Oh, if that science were advanced enough to manufacture rain clouds and send a storm to aide...
August 4, 2018 Tyler Takeda

Coyotes bring professional approach

The newest member of the Madera Coyotes varsity coaching staff is one of those that has proven what he teaches can lead to a professional...
August 4, 2018 Bill Coate

Bill Tighe’s death stunned Madera

W.C. Tighe was Madera’s merchant emeritus. He lived here for almost 60 years, and when he passed away, the town lost the centerpiece of its...
August 4, 2018 Cathie Campbell

Grab your picnic basket

Except for some pesky uninvited guests, such as ants, meat bees and flies, picnics are fun adventures to enjoy good food and summer weather. With...

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