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Sunday, March 07, 2010

By The Madera Tribune

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The Madera Tribune's free Web site, www.maderatribune.net, will not be updated on Sundays and Mondays, as well as on other days when and if necessary to cut maintenance costs. Articles will also be published online on this free site a day or two after they have appeared in print.

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Wendy Alexander

Susan Randall has her daughter Heather, a Madera South High swimmer, kiss a baby bunny named Cloud for luck before the Stallion's first meet at their new facility Tuesday.

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NEWS

Tracking through Madera 3/5/2010 By Charles Doud City planners anxious about state rail route Madera's planning department is raising alarms about the proposed A-2 route for the state high-speed rail right-of-way. FULL STORY...		Teachers' union accuses school district of breaking state labor law 3/5/2010 By Elsa Mejia The president of the local teachers' union accused Madera Unified School District on Thursday of violating state law on collective bargaining. FULL STORY...

Church prays for cancer cure 3/5/2010 By Tami Jo Nix "Please God, send us a cure for cancer" is a simple version of an invocation offered Thursday by members of the Madera United Methodist Church, 500 Sunset Ave. FULL STORY...		NEWS HEADLINES Crisis pregnancy center to hold annual Walk for Life Madera Police log Being 'in the music' Locals push for Farm Aid concert MUSD pre-registration for kindergarten set MORE NEWS...

SPORTS

Coyotes hold on for win over Golden West 3/5/2010 By Paul Stanford The frigid cold wasn't the only thing biting Thursday night in the second game of the Clovis Coca-Cola Classic as the Madera Coyotes played host to the Visalia Golden West Trailblazers at Mel Parker Field. FULL STORY...		Madera splits at Buchanan 3/5/2010 By Tyler Takeda CLOVIS - After a tough 1-0 loss to Turlock, the Madera Coyotes softball team battled back for a 2-1 victory over Liberty at the Buchanan Preseason Tournament on Thursday night. FULL STORY...

Coyotes beat rain, Sanger 3/4/2010 By Tyler Takeda After its first tournament of the season was rained out last week, the Madera Coyotes softball team was a little behind in preparation for its season opener Wednesday in the Buchanan Preseason Tournament in Clovis. FULL STORY...		SPORTS HEADLINES Coyote baseball opens season with 8-5 win Stallions host 1st meet Cook, Contreras are newest Valley champions Liberty captures Div. V title Stallions fall in title game MORE SPORTS...

VALLEY LIFE

Madera South High honors achievers 3/5/2010 By Ramona Frances Madera South High School parents, teachers and administration honored 72 student achievers Tuesday evening in dual ceremonies held 30 minutes apart. The students maintained a 4.0 grade point average during the 2009 academic year. FULL STORY...		Mo's Musings: Cold stoned blue 3/5/2010 By Leon Emo Stoned? Not yours truly, gentle reader. Our ever-reliable source (when she's not protesting something), Ann R. Key, reports that a religious right group, the American Family Association, is condemning Sea World for not listening to scripture. FULL STORY...

Last chance to register for t-ball 3/5/2010 By Leon Emo These are the final few days to register a child for the Madera Parks & Community Services' t-ball program. FULL STORY...		VALLEY LIFE HEADLINES Local finishes Navy basic training And So It Is: The foundation has to be strong before one builds Madera studio named Grand Champion Coyote Corner: Hunting for local scholarships Howling from the Heartland: Our children are at risk MORE VALLEY LIFE...