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Featured StoriesDuring an 18-month span beginning in July 1944, Robert W. Gilbert went from the tennis courts of Modesto High School to the courtroom of the Nuremberg war crimes trials, and was changed forever by his experiences.
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A revived plan to build luxury town houses near the Del Rio Country Club is causing controversy in this wealthy rural community north of Modesto.
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Police used a GPS device Friday afternoon to track down a man suspected of brutally raping a woman a day earlier inside a restroom at Kewin Park in Modesto's La Loma neighborhood.
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Raley's declared an impasse in its labor negotiations Friday, ratcheting up tensions with its unionized workforce. The move could push the West Sacramento supermarket chain to its first-ever strike.
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Police used a GPS device Friday afternoon to track down a man suspected of brutally raping a woman a day earlier inside a restroom at Kewin Park in Modesto's La Loma neighborhood.
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The Enochs High baseball team overcame an early 4-0 deficit, then held on in the seventh inning to beat Tracy 10-8 victory Monday at Klein Family Field in an elimination game of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division 1 playoffs.
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Austria's finance minister is rejecting the idea of introducing jointly issued eurobonds any time soon and says that running up new debts to finance growth is "nonsense."
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The American Red Cross Capital Region Chapter's annual Heroes Breakfast will be held June 6 to honor "community members from Stanislaus and Tuolumne counties who have performed extraordinary acts of courage."
I was beyond words when I read "Seniors squeezed" about Meals on Wheels running out of money. I am not sure where the funding comes from, but someone better take a hard look. Shame on them!
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Grammy-winning folk musician Doc Watson remains in critical condition at a North Carolina hospital after undergoing colon surgery this week.
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