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June 22, 2022 For The Madera Tribune

Madera South sees off 770

Madera South High School graduated 770 students during commencement ceremonies on June 3. Tyrah Ladeajah Aaron, Fani Itzel Acosta-Gonzalez, Litzy Maria de Jesus Adame, Arturo...
June 22, 2022 Bill Coate

Judge advises Till prosecutor

The jury returned a guilty verdict, and the judge pronounced sentence. He adjourned the court and returned to his chambers; he was not going to...
June 22, 2022 Tyler Takeda

All-Tribune Baseball Team

Most Valuable Player Murf Gray Sr. P-IF Madera South All-League: County/Metro Athletic Conference 1st Team Stats: .383 BA, 22 runs, 31 hits, 8 2B, 31...
June 22, 2022 Tyler Takeda

McDonald’s gets revenge for title

FRESNO — Madera National Little League champions, McDonald’s, overcame a three-run deficit in the bottom of the sixth inning to walk-off with a 12-11 victory...
June 22, 2022 Tyler Takeda

Miracle Realty runs past Evening Lions

Evening Lions scored the first run of the game, but Miracle Realty scored the next 12 and cruised to a 12-2 mercy-rule victory to win...
June 22, 2022 Tyler Takeda

City battles county to rare tie

FRESNO — For the first time in a while, the City/County All-Star Football game was played in Fresno and, for just the fourth time in...
June 22, 2022 Jim Glynn

Book Talk: ‘Blood in the Bayou’

At the outset, let me say that this is a book worth reading and that, on the whole, I enjoyed it. But I almost didn’t...
June 22, 2022 Tom Elias

Opinion: Newsom probably can’t lose this fall

Gov. Gavin Newsom easily won this month’s California primary election. But no matter, he will still have to run this fall. After demonstrating overwhelming vote-getting...
June 22, 2022 Cathie Campbell

Desserts are just peachy

June 21 was National Peaches and Cream Day. My way of thinking is that every day fresh peaches are available should be a celebration. My...
June 22, 2022 Bill Coate

Berenda’s surprise visitor from the mountains

The appearance of big game on the floor of the San Joaquin Valley was not an unusual sight during the 19th century. Bear, mountain lions,...

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