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September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Rodriguez will not seek re-election

After almost 15 years in office, Max Rodriguez will not seek re-election to the Madera County Board of Supervisors. Citing a desire to spend more...
September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Gusty weekend winds prompt health caution

The potential for blowing dust as a result of anticipated gusty winds has prompted local air pollution officials to issue a health cautionary statement effective...
September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Madera Police Log: Sept. 19

The Madera Police Department reported the following incidents. 10:03 a.m. — Rental House Inspection Program in the 1000 block of Cutting Street. 10:36 a.m. —...
September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Chowchilla officials applaud Senate Bill 5, urge Governor Newsom to sign it

SB 5 provides funding to help local governments subsidize affordable housing for working class families and those facing homelessness The City of Chowchilla thanked members...
September 28, 2019 • Bill Coate

‘Good old days’ were deadly for one boy

It was the middle of August, and in a few days school would begin again for Burt Hambleton and Jimmie Thurman. The summer of 1902...
September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Letter: They always come in threes…

For the third time in my life, I’ll be a spectator to the impeachment of the President of the United States of America. I have...
September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Letter: Let’s go to church

I agree with some of Charles Weiland’s thoughts from last week, but have some disagreements, too. Church attendance is down, for sure. Ours has fewer...
September 28, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Letter: MUSD trustees miss mark again

Here we go again. A recent vote by the Madera Unified School District Board of Trustees to increase the “Developer Fees,” which are paid for...
September 28, 2019 • Tom Elias

Opinion: Gov. Newsom’s lone legislative mystery

There were few mysteries during the California Legislature’s just-concluded main session of 2019. With majorities topping two-thirds in both the Assembly and state Senate, the...
September 28, 2019 • Tami Jo Nix

Opinion: Whom to tip and how much

In the movie “My Blue Heaven,” actor Steve Martin is a government informant who goes into witness protection. The former mobster remarks, “I tip everyone.”...

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