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November 6, 2014

• Teachers in training at Stan State get insider’s view of global studies
• Catchy songs are in the ear of the listener
• Magaña is Downey football’s Man of Steal
• Young Oakdale rips Rio 5-1 to advance to D-3 soccer semifinals
• Central Catholic, Oakdale set for football showdown
• Teachers in training at Stan State get insider’s view of global studies
• High school orchestras gather for morning of music at Modesto Junior College
• Local Digest: Rough season opener for Modesto JC in men’s basketball
• Patterson’s proposed farmland mitigation fee is contested
• Prosecutor tells jury of shy, small kid stabbed to death at Modesto park
• Hughson school officials find no evidence of sexual assault in claimed football hazing
• Friday’s college schedule (11-7-14)
• Walmart, Ceres win legal battle over supercenter
• Study: Extending ACE rail service would bring big money to Valley
• Modesto among cities to get postal service on Sundays through Christmas
• Turlock police investigating fatal crash on Geer Road
• Rita F. Silva: Texas far better for business than California
• Garfunkel ends silence, sets voice on Modesto
• Night Life: Events across the Modesto region
• Calendar: Events across the Modesto region
• Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Dept. incidents for Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014
• Modesto Police Department incidents for Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014
• ‘America’s Test Kitchen’ headed to Gallo Center
• 6 Things To Do This Week
• Wine Tastings across the Modesto region
• In Brief: Arts events across the region
• Vince Gill, Time Jumpers bring swing to Stockton
• Finger Painting Face-Off fundraiser at Gallo Center
• A new hope for compromise in Washington
• Teachers in training get insider’s view of global studies
• CHP reminds drivers to play it safe in San Joaquin Valley fog
• Premiums will increase for some Medicare plans in Stanislaus County
• Woman dies after truck hits her west of Modesto
• Turlock police investigate shooting that leaves one man injured
• AROUND THE REGION
• Jim Silva: Establish a workout routine and stick with it