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Fitz's Stockton: A radio voice falls silent RecordNET
Candy Stevens, a lively and witty staple of Stockton radio for decades, died unexpectedly at home in Modesto on Sept. 22 of undetermined causes.
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How a D.C. scandal and interning for a congressman inspired this BYU alumnus' new spy novel Deseret News
BYU alumnus Peter Stone was always more interested in politics than writing, until best-selling author Margaret Stohl approached him at his wedding and said he had a book in him. Stohl, who lives part time in Park City , based this opinion off the speech Stone had just given to his wife at his wedding reception.
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Vandals broke into more than 30 vehicles at Sacramento State University. And after California passed the strictest net neutrality law in the country, the state is now being sued by the Trump administration.
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Angels Camp council to consider city's next police chief The Union Democrat
Courtesy / Melissa Eads Sgt. Richard Scott Ellis of the Angels Camp Police Department is set to be appointed to the position of Chief of Police during an Oct. 2 City Council meeting following the departure of former chief Todd Fordahl.
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7. Modesto, California The Mountaineer Publ
Modesto is no stranger to this list, having ranked as NICB's number one "hot spot" for many years. But it has finally fallen out of the top five, while still seeing high rates of motor vehicle theft.
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Jacque Wilson and his father, Mack, attend an Advocates for Justice... SFGate
Jacque Wilson and his father, Mack, attend an Advocates for Justice meeting in Modesto, Calif. on Monday, October 1, 2018.
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Busboy who tried to help wounded RFK in 1968 dies MSNBC
But still he was haunted by what happened just after midnight on June 5, 1968, when he was on duty as a busboy at the Ambassador Hotel on Wilshire Boulevard near Koreatown. That was the night an assassin took aim at Robert F. Kennedy, a candidate for president of the United States.
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Dairy Digester Research and Development Program Holtville Tribune
The California Department of Food and Agriculture is now accepting public comments on the draft Request for Grant Applications for the Dairy Digester Research and Development Program . The RGA can be found on CDFA's Office of Environmental Farming and Innovation webpage at: https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/oefi/ddrdp/ .
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New GM Tapped For TUD My Mother Lode
Update on Wednesday at 8:40am: TUD reports that the contract with new General Manager Edwin Pattison will span five years and take effect on November 26. Pattison's starting salary will be $190,000, and the board will annually decide if a merit based pay increases are warranted. He will also have a $500 per month vehicle allowance, health and retirement benefits, start with 10 days of vacation time, and then accrue 15 additional vacation days per year.
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News of Record for Oct. 11, 2018 The Union Democrat
1:15 p.m., suspicious circumstances - A man and woman got out of a vehicle at a Greenley Road apartment complex, walked up a nearby hill, left a backpack there, then walked away. 1:50 p.m., miscellaneous harassment - A person on Maple Street believed her neighbor filmed her and another person whenever they went outside or were in the neighborhood.
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One City Council candidate drops out; four vie for votes at Angels Camp forum The Union Democrat
Moderator Tim Oskey gestures at an Angels Camp forum for the Measure C sales tax increase and four candidates running for two seats on the city. Seated left to right are Melissa Eads, city administrator, incumbent council member Amanda Folendorf, Alvin Broglio, a purchasing agent, Caroline Schirato, a school administrator, and Mike Darby, a business owner/humorist.
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Busboy who comforted Robert Kennedy after he was shot dies KTMF
When Robert F. Kennedy decided to duck through the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles after declaring victory in the 1968 Democratic presidential primary, Juan Romero reveled at his good fortune. It meant the 18-year-old busboy might get to shake hands with his hero - the man he'd assured himself would be the next president of the United States - for the second time in two days.
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Jamestown winemaker dies after long battle with Alzheimer's disease The Union Democrat
A funeral service honoring Ron Gianelli's life will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Patrick's Church in Sonora, followed immediately after by a reception at Gianelli Vineyards and Winery on Algerine Road. In lieu of flowers, the family has asked for people to make a donation to the Alzheimer's Association or Progressive Home Health and Hospice of Modesto.
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Peeping Tom suspect caught with help of CHP copter SFGate
The CHP helicopter, which at that point was flying over Walnut Creek, was called to Concord about 10:14 p.m. in an attempt to find the suspect. The suspect was located almost immediately, hiding next to a fence, by the helicopter crew.
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Sears closing several Valley stores as company files for bankruptcy The Fresno Bee
A number of "underperforming" Sears and Kmart stores in the Valley, including Merced, Visalia, Bakersfield and Modesto, are expected to close as part of Sears Holding's Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to court records. The Merced Sears at 1011 W. Olive Ave. will hold a store closing liquidation sale along with these Sears and Kmart stores: No one covers what is happening in our community better than we do.
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Annual 4-H haunted house won't be held this year The Union Democrat
The annual 4-H Realms of Darkness haunted house has been cancelled this year after organizers were unable to secure a location, but they're holding out hope for one of Tuolumne County's more popular Halloween destinations to return in October 2019. Tuolumne County 4-H has hosted the haunted house, which serves as a fundraiser for the organization's teen program, at the red barn behind Sonora Lumber on South Washington Street since the late 2000s.
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Anna Caballero gets Beea s recommendation for state Senate District 12 The Fresno Bee
Anna Caballero is shown after taking the oath of office in a second term representing Salinas during the first 2016-2017 Assembly session at the Assembly floor on December 5, 2016. This November she is on the ballot to represent state Senate District 12. Anna Caballero is shown after taking the oath of office in a second term representing Salinas during the first 2016-2017 Assembly session at the Assembly floor on December 5, 2016.
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Modesto Community Rallying Around Homeless Amid Shelter Crisis CBS Local
Modesto Community Rallying Around Homeless Amid Shelter Crisis In response to a court decision, Modesto opened up Beard Brook Park to serve as the designated legal homeless encampment. Thousands Still Without Power After PG&E Preemptive Move PG&E cut the electricity to customers in the Sierra foothills and across 12 counties over fears that high winds could fuel a firestorm.
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Need to know: Breast cancer vaccine shows promise, 911 text messaging now available News10.net
While a vaccine that treats breast cancer is still in clinical trials, doctors say they are very excited about it because it seems to be working with few negative side effects. And operators in Sacramento County will now be able to receive emergency text messages.
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