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October 6, 2018 For The Madera Tribune

Ground broken for new building at college

Facility will expand agricultural program at Madera Center Ground was broken Tuesday for a new facility for agriculture and technology at Madera Community College Center....
October 6, 2018 Bill Coate

Scores reveal gains

MUSD students show promise; Sherman Thomas tops For the third year in a row, more than half of Madera Unified students have failed to meet...
October 6, 2018 Chuck Doud

Election’s importance for Madera

This year’s General Election is important for more than the usual reasons. We are seeing a level of public interest on the part of the...
October 6, 2018 For The Madera Tribune

Forum planned for Districts 4 and 5 of school board trustees

A public candidate forum for those seeking positions in District 4 and District 5 on the Madera Unified School District Board of Trustees will be...
October 6, 2018 DJ Becker

Council says ‘no’ to benefit extensions

A City Council resolution to extend the existing salaries and most benefits of city department heads for another three years failed to pass Wednesday night,...
October 6, 2018 Tyler Takeda

Passion for art fuels calling

After spending 20-plus years at Warnock Foods in Madera, Dana Elliott began thinking of what was next for her in life. “I left a career...
October 6, 2018 For The Madera Tribune

Plant Give and Take planned

The seventh annual Plant Give and Take, will be held Saturday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. to noon at Lions Town and Country Park, Pavilion...
October 6, 2018 Jim Glynn

Ready or not, cannabis may be in your future

“There’s a whole new way of livin’ Pepsi helps supply the drive. It’s got a lot to give for those who like to live ‘cause...
October 6, 2018 Tami Jo Nix

Twelve years of Gravy

My favorite month, October, is finally here. The activities that make up fall, such as the Madera Fair, Old Timers Day and the final car...
October 6, 2018 Tyler Takeda

Hawks fall in fifth set to Tribe

The Liberty Hawks girls volleyball team lost the first set to the Chowchilla Tribe and the match in the fifth set, but it was nothing...

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