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March 30, 2022 Tyler Takeda

Backstreet repeats as chowder champ

More than 200 people came out to judge some of Madera’s best clam chowder and voted Backstreet Bar and Grill their favorite for the second...
March 30, 2022 For The Madera Tribune

Boot Barn to celebrate grand opening

Boot Barn Holdings, Inc., the largest western and workwear retailer in the nation, will celebrate the opening of its newest store this weekend at the...
March 30, 2022 Bill Coate

Roger’s new kidney

Roger Scott became a father in 1989. They told him he had a son. This was the only child he would have. Roger thanked God...
March 30, 2022 Tyler Takeda

Stallions drop a pair at home in CMAC

After playing one of the top teams in the Central Section tough to open the County/Metro Athletic Conference, the Madera South Stallions baseball team dropped...
March 30, 2022 Tyler Takeda

Coyotes’ softball falls to top team in state

The Madera Coyotes softball team hung with one of the top teams in the state, but couldn’t maintain it for the full seven inning during...
March 30, 2022 For The Madera Tribune

Aguirre continues Hanoian Classic tradition with win

The Madera Speedway is celebrating 51 years of racing at the fastest 1/3 mile in the West in 2022 with a variety of motorsports action....
March 30, 2022 Charles Doud

Opinion: Daylight time doesn’t save bodies

First published in The News Tribune, Tacoma on May 1, 1985. As I write this, my body says it should be 4 p.m., but the...
March 30, 2022 Jim Glynn

Book Talk: Koryta, ‘How It Happened’

“How It Happened” (2018, 353 pages in paperback) by Michael Koryta is a murder mystery which appears to be no mystery at all because it...
March 30, 2022 For The Madera Tribune

City to host pandemic-delayed fire station ribbon cutting

The City of Madera will host a long-awaited ribbon-cutting ceremony on to officially commemorate the completion of Fire Station No. 58, the first new fire...
March 30, 2022 Bill Coate

Shenanigans on the board of supervisors

Herman Crow was a business man who held fast to the principle of square dealings, just as his father before him had done. Herman D....

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