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January 12, 2022 Tyler Takeda

Madera cousins win film award

What started as a trip to visit their ancestral village for four Madera cousins turned into a documentary that won the Rising Voices Award at...
January 12, 2022 Bill Coate

Hunter’s Drug Store lasted 100 years

The Dec. 6, 1926 headlines of The Madera Tribune shocked the town. They announced the passing of W.W.W. Hunter, owner of the Hunter Drug Store....
January 12, 2022 Bill Coate

Nancy’s miracle; fear took flight

Among the multiple concerns which the COVID pandemic has thrust on the human family, the specter of fear could be the worst. We are afraid...
January 12, 2022 Cathie Campbell

Appreciating sprouts

By now, many of you have probably picked up on the fact that I have some strange eating habits, even though in my defense, I...
January 12, 2022 Tyler Takeda

Hall of Fame class finally ready for induction

After waiting through the pandemic, the Madera F.A.N. Foundation will officially induct its 2020 class on Saturday at the Madera Fairgrounds’ Home Arts Bullding (formerly...
January 12, 2022 For The Madera Tribune

It’s simple: Stay at home when sick

The Fresno County Department of Public Health and the Madera County Department of Public Health are reminding residents of the importance to stay home when...
January 12, 2022 Bill Coate

MUSD makes COVID-19 test kits available

As school resumes after the winter break, Madera Unified is seeking to maintain in-person learning and to make it safe for students and staff alike...
January 12, 2022 Jim Glynn

Book Talk: The universe — 2 by Tyson

When I started college, we students were required to take at least three courses in “hard science,” (i.e., chemistry, physics, biology, etc.). One of the...
January 12, 2022 For The Madera Tribune

Letters: Seeking fair representation in elections

I agree with our founding fathers, who came up with the idea of the electoral college, but ever since the Trump vs. Clinton election —...
January 12, 2022 Tom Elias

Opinion: Will state regulators kill solar?

If California’s often misguided utility regulators wanted to prove they are determined to favor privately owned electric companies over almost any other interest, they could...

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