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TODAY'S TRIBUNE

Drop in almond harvest expected

Friday, July 03, 2009

By For The Madera Tribune

The California Almond Board's forecast of the state's 2009 almond production is 1.35 billion meat pounds, down 7 percent from the subjective forecast released in May and 17 percent below last year's crop.
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Top Photo
Ramona Frances
Hayley Pipes plays Iago the bird during a dance production practice on a sunny afternoon.

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9,000 pot plants pulled in forest

7/3/2009

By The Madera Tribune

NORTH FORK - More than 9,000 marijuana plants were eradicated in the Sierra National Forest in a two-day mission completed Thursday.
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Kiwanis recognized for growth

7/3/2009

By Ramona Frances

Vern Dillon, Kiwanis lieutenant governor, paid a visit Thursday to Kiwanis Club of Greater Madera to recognize the club for bringing in the most new members in the division.
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Historic El Portal Market reopens

7/3/2009

By For The Madera Tribune

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK - About 60 people gathered Thursday to celebrate the reopening of El Portal Market, according to the National Park Service.
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NEWS HEADLINES

Gifts fund city's fireworks

Madera County arrests

Madera police log

Fire hits Madera home

Games, crafts, food at city event


Mistakes lead to Madera win

7/3/2009

By Tyler Takeda

The Madera National Little League 9-10-year-old team walked 10 times, was hit by three pitches and Sanger had five errors in an 18-6 mercy-rule victory Thursday at the Madera National Field.
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Madera National falls to Mariposa

7/3/2009

By Tyler Takeda

The Madera National Little League 11-year-old All-Star team scored two runs in the first and another in the third, but it wasn't enough Thursday night to overtake Mariposa Little League at the Madera National Field.
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London Properties wins championship

7/3/2009

By Ronald Montez

Champions aren't born, they are made.
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SPORTS HEADLINES

Breakfast Lions battle the odds to capture Babe Ruth Majors championship

Madera American All-Stars stay alive with big inning

Baseball by the Bay: The National Mediocre League

Iniguez throws no-hitter in Madera American win

River Park blanks Madera National


Camp Fire continues summer activities

7/3/2009

By For The Madera Tribune

From camp to fireworks, Heart of California Council Camp Fire USA of Madera has been busy this summer thus far.
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Mo's Musings: Safe, sane and sober

7/3/2009

By Leon Emo

Like some of you, heck, maybe most of you, hell, maybe all of us received a letter from Rep. George Radanovich sometime in the middle of June. My correspondence began with "Dear Friend."
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And So It Is: Change what was to what is

7/3/2009

By Rev. Jim Fox

"All doubt and fear must go, and in their place must come faith and confidence, for we shall be led by Spirit into all good."

- Ernest Holmes, "Science of Mind," p. 272.

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VALLEY LIFE HEADLINES

Blues band returns to city

Stylist offers services for cancer patients

Chowchilla day camp available for children

Howling from the Heartland: A controversial but inevitable war in 1776

Stir Crazy: Mix it up for blue-ribbon cooking

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