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July 8, 2020 For The Madera Tribune

COVID cases increase in county

There were 135 new cases between Saturday and Sunday, bringing the total number of cases to 713. More details on cases will be available at...
July 8, 2020 For The Madera Tribune

School district responds to post

Madera Unified School District was recently made aware of a hateful social media post, which was allegedly made by a student. The district does not...
July 8, 2020 For The Madera Tribune

Madera Fair Camp goes virtual, for free

Madera District Fair opens registration for Virtual Fair Camp, an online version of Madera Fair Camp. The camp is scheduled to host live camp meetings...
July 8, 2020 Chuck Doud

Opinion: Calls for service keep police busy on the 5th of July

Take your choice: I heard Tuesday that the Madera police answered 250 calls for service Monday night due to complaints about fireworks in neighborhoods. I...
July 8, 2020 For The Madera Tribune

Use of facial coverings required in state

The California Department of Public Health has issued guidance on the use of face coverings, which broadly requires the use of face coverings for both...
July 8, 2020 For The Madera Tribune

Letter: On the constitution, and prayer

The constitution is a document that establishes how our government is supposed run. We are having severe challenges now for a constitution that will have...
July 8, 2020 Tyler Takeda

Liberty hall of famer excelling in San Diego

When Chris Gonzales graduated from Liberty High School in 2007, he had earned the most athletic letters awarded to a single athlete with 10. He...
July 8, 2020 For The Madera Tribune

Letter: Water, donuts and a check of the penal code

I ate two chocolate-covered, devil’s food donuts at Tony’s garage while slurping coffee and listening. Then, my neighbor Wayne spoke over the fence for near...
July 8, 2020 Cathie Campbell

Sweet summertime apricots

My sister gave me a basket of fresh farm-grown plums and apricots, both of which I have craved for a long time. The plums are...
July 8, 2020 Bill Coate

Discrimination charges at the hospital

In December 1964, the Madera County Hospital added a preeminent physician to its medical staff. It hired Dr. Adolph Drexel, one of Miami’s most prominent...

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