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September 16, 2020 • Bill Coate

Remembering the Harlow Fire

Creek Fire turns the pages of history Seventy-eight-year-old George Kipp knew he and his 65-year-old wife, Etta May, were in trouble. A huge wildfire was...
September 16, 2020 • Tyler Takeda

Sugar Pine helps out evacuees

For the past several days, Sugar Pine Smokehouse (1830 Cleveland Ave.) has been providing 900 meals each day to help Madera County evacuees of the...
September 16, 2020 • Tyler Takeda

Madera loses an aquatics legend

If anyone learned to swim in Madera or became a lifeguard, chances are they were taught by Randy Durbin, or taught by someone that Durbin...
September 16, 2020 • Nugesse Ghebrendrias

Local filmmaker bringing new TV series to Madera

We could all use a laugh, now more than ever. With uncertainty seemingly lurking behind every door, Falcon Pictures LLC owner and Madera native Danny...
September 16, 2020 • For The Madera Tribune

Evans Feed taking donation for animals

With the many fires in the surrounding foothills, Evans Feed and Livestock Supply is taking donations for animals displaced by the Creek Fire. “There are...
September 16, 2020 • For The Madera Tribune

MCH welcomes radiology services

Madera Community Hospital announced, Radiology Diagnostic Services, RADS Inc, is providing medical imaging and interventional radiology professional services for its healthcare system. In the past...
September 16, 2020 • The Madera Tribune

Fumbles get Liberty to 3-0 in win over Madera South

2014 At halftime, both the Madera South Stallions and Liberty Hawks football teams realized they were in a dogfight and whoever could grab the momentum...
September 16, 2020 • Tom Elias

Opinion: Solution via market forces now possible

Evidence keeps mounting that California’s longtime housing shortage can be solved by market forces set loose by the lifestyle and workplace changes created by the...
September 16, 2020 • Bill Coate

Innocent man spent 10 years behind bars

Justice is blind, so they say, but sometimes she ought to open her eyes like Catilena Belmonte should have done on the night of July...

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