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One-time outsider tells inside story of Madera Tribune

Ever since I came to work at the Madera Tribune, I have wanted to write this particular article. It is about this community newspaper and what makes it so special. This will be my story about working at the Tribune, how I came to be a part of it, and why it is worthwhile to […]

Fluffy desserts to enjoy during the holidays

Ice cream cups with chocolate and vanilla flavors topped with whipped cream and chocolate sticks.

Being that I am currently exploring meals that are low carb, I started trying out various recipes that have come my way, especially ones for dessert. At Thanksgiving, I knew everyone else was going to be having various pies. I didn’t want to be left out, so fixed myself a low carb pumpkin cheesecake mousse. […]

It may be time to put an end to Black Friday

The website “Business Insurance Quotes” offered a column in its Monday newsletter entitled “10 Reasons Black Friday is awful and needs to go away.” I have to say I agree with that point of view, having seen idiots make even bigger fools of themselves as they scrum into stores, elbowing one another, pushing one another […]

Newsom likely to concentrate on education

Looking for a big difference between incoming California Gov. Gavin Newsom and current incumbent Jerry Brown, who will be termed out with the advent of the New Year after 24 years in statewide offices? Look no farther than preschool. The need for better, more universal preschool was a constant assertion for the two years Newsom […]

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