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March 16, 2015

• Community Briefing (3/16/15)
• Stanislaus County marriage licenses (3/16/15)
• Stanislaus County birth announcements (3/16/15)
• News & Notes (3/16/15)
• Road Work (3/16/15)
• Occupational Olympics coming up at Turlock fairgrounds
• Monday Q&A: Ceres police officer preserves department history
• Forum aims to strengthen community-police ties
• Entrepreneur Challenge returns for sixth year
• Bach in the Subways Day coming to Modesto – minus the subway
• Ceres kids call on their inner greatness to develop grit
• Preliminary hearing scheduled for Waterford double-homicide
• Ira Bailie: Haven’t we had enough of the Clintons yet?
• Eddie Erdelatz: If I support Condi Rice am I still racist and anti-woman?
• Code blue builds skills, confidence of Modesto Junior College nurses
• Karen Balesteri: Hillary has much to answer for in Benghazi case
• Allen R. Mitterling: GOP should have to pass an IQ test before being elected
• Alice Garcia: Hillary guilty of violating employment rules
• Focus on Education (03/16/15)
• Ceres man arrested in stabbing outside south Modesto bar
• Virginia Mello: President isn’t treated in a very Christian manner
• Pamela Robinson: No reason to dispose of neutered feral cats
• Doug Highiet and Joyce Gandelman: Denham stepped up for women around the world
• Steve Crifasi: Modesto’s code enforcement should adjust priorities
• Lloyd Kramer: What happened to journalism on CNN?
• Our View: From NSA secrets to electrical fees, let sunshine in
• Kathy Flaherty: We must invest in cancer research as a nation
• Ron Harding: Bee corrects only conservative letter writers
• Anna Bennett: Cities have had to overcome bad publicity for generations
• Riverbank man suffers major injuries after walking into path of vehicle
• Modesto Police Department incidents for Sunday, March 15, 2015
• County to replace Crows Landing Road bridge for $18.5 million
• Michael Harris Jr.: Rails play huge role in keeping trains on tracks
• Modesto pastor feeding his flock for 30 years
• Turlock council will talk about parks and art
• Stanislaus Alliance taking pulse of businesses that drive local economy
• on the air
• Turlock man arrested, accused of trying to set girlfriend’s house on fire
• Oakdale Irrigation District weighs historic water cap
• Edith James: Remember that plan to sell water? It was a bad plan
• Tim Ragsdale: Highly paid UC employees shouldn’t get pensions