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January 5, 2019 • DJ Becker

Police seize weapons, make arrests after New Year’s Eve illegal gunfire

Madera police arrested two men on charges of reckless endangerment for firing a gun into the air or ground this New Years eve, and confiscated...
January 5, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Man caught stealing gas

A Madera County reserve sheriff’s deputy caught a gasoline thief more or less in the act Dec. 30 when he responded to a report at...
January 5, 2019 • Tami Jo Nix

Baby New Year takes his time

Each year The Madera Tribune celebrates the beginning of the New Year by showcasing the birth of the first baby born at Madera Community Hospital....
January 5, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

9-year-old girl shot in back by 5-year-old

On Dec. 30, Madera County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a 911 call that a 9-year-old girl had been shot. The call came from someone transporting...
January 5, 2019 • DJ Becker

Hazing by falcons is something to crow about

Efforts to rid the downtown corridors of roosting crows and their unsanitary droppings continues, but with a new hopeful twist — the use of trained...
January 5, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Madera physician earns his board certification in infectious disease

Bakht Roshan, MD, has successfully completed board certification in infectious disease from the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), according to a news release from...
January 5, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

National parks being overrun with garbage

For The Madera Tribune Parts of the national parks are being closed because officials are finding human feces and urine all along the roads. According...
January 5, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Madera County Sheriff’s Log: Dec. 10-16

The Madera County Sheriff’s Department reported the following incidents. Dec. 10 2:12 p.m. — Deputy was dispatched to the 2700 block of Falcon Drive in...
January 5, 2019 • Bill Coate

President ignored Constitution

John Merryman slept soundly on the night of May 25, 1861, seemingly secure in his rights as an American citizen. Little did the highly respected...
January 5, 2019 • Tami Jo Nix

Greetings to 2019 and its first baby

My neighborhood sounded like a war zone Monday night as New Year’s revelers fired shotguns and lit firecrackers. The explosions began at about 10:30 p.m....

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