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March 11, 2015

• Salida man dies in early-morning wreck on Highway 99 in Modesto
• Beyer High robotics students prep for north state competition
• Jim Silva: Letting go of regrets as marathon approaches
• In brief: YES auditions for ‘Mary Poppins,’ plus comedy and more
• Ripon Christian girls flattened 38-16 by San Domenico in D-V NorCal opener
• Enochs’ Fab Four, state champions, make city wrestling history
• Oil trains into state have dipped
• Light rain briefly interrupts warming trend in Valley
• ‘Evilicious’ Alton Brown to make a mess in Modesto
• 2 Cellos unleashes wild romp in Modesto
• Meddling senators get in way of Iran deal
• Ceres moves toward putting district elections on November ballot
• Around the Region (03/12/15)
• 6 Things To Do This Week
• Gore could be Super Bowl 50 champion at Levi’s – as a Colt
• Bee in Turlock: Council hears about crude oil train safety
• MJC presents Bard’s ode to the unlucky in love
• Wednesday’s Modesto area high school sports results
• Bee in Turlock: Lots of opportunities to help, celebrate
• Calendar: Events across the Modesto region
• Scott Goss: Charging more for water doesn’t create any more of it
• Heather Simmons: Insulting to think teachers aren’t checking student progress
• Karen Mosser: How Stanford humanely solved its feral cat problem
• Jon Edwards: Road goodies disguise StanCOG’s real intent, expanding 132
• Johansen High drama department is off to stage ‘The Wizard’
• Mary Burch: Boehner holds himself in high esteem; too high
• Night Life: Events across the Modesto region
• Possible plea deal in deadly Modesto shooting of federal officer
• Wine Tastings across the Modesto region
• NAIA power schools UC Merced
• Mended Pagan is back in play without restrictions
• Prep roundup: Patterson girls score mild upset in NorCals: Turlock Christian, others fall
• Gallo will distribute more Italian wines
• Sonoma Elementary students focus on science
• 5.11’s BEAST opens door to emergency-responder training
• Steinberg group report says Prop. 63 helping mentally ill
• John Logan: Why environment should take precedence over profits