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septiembre 9, 2026 Bill Coate

Lumber flume meant work and fun

During the 33-year existence of the flume, which gave birth to Madera, more than one billion feet of lumber, floated down the big trough from...
septiembre 5, 2026 maderatribune

North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians: Conclusion

The ethnohistory of the North Fork Mono Indians, like all tribes of the area, is a story of trials, accomplishments, adjustments and integration. Throughout their...
septiembre 5, 2026 Bill Coate

Sheriff escorted cop killer to gallows

It was Friday morning, and although it was cold and windy in San Quentin, Madera County Sheriff John Barnett was up early. He had a...
septiembre 2, 2026 maderatribune

A precarious situation

In part three we learned about the formation of reservations, or farms, that the federal government set aside for native peoples in the San Joaquin...
septiembre 2, 2026 Bill Coate

Sunny Nishimoto’s silent acts of forgiveness

Scattered throughout Madera’s past are several quiet heroes — not heroes because of acts of bravery, but heroes because they engaged in silent acts of...
agosto 29, 2026 Bill Coate

Madera’s political turf wars began in 1926

For the first 19 years of its existence as an incorporated city, Madera’s political machinery ran without rancor or hard feelings, for the most part....
agosto 26, 2026 Bill Coate

Remembering Judge Crocker

The year was 1958, and President Dwight David Eisenhower was looking for a few good judges. Since one of the federal vacancies he was attempting...
agosto 22, 2026 maderatribune

The reservation years

Editor’s note: This article was originally published in The Madera Tribune on Aug. 22, 2006. • • • The study on the ethnohistory of the...
agosto 22, 2026 Bill Coate

The boy delivered the Tribune on horseback

The teenager saddled his horse, mounted it, and prepared to make his usual trek to Arcola School. He didn’t live far away — just up...
agosto 19, 2026 maderatribune

Northfork Monos proved to be adaptable

Editor’s note: This article originally published in the Aug. 21, 2006 edition of The Madera Tribune. • • • For tribes to survive before the...

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