April 14, 2015
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Johansen High teens tackle the ’20s, produce silent film, concert
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News & Notes (4-15-15)
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Suspected drunk driver crashes into Riverbank school bus, girl seriously injured
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Our View: Gray’s water bill passes first crucial test
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Rolando Berton: If officers were better educated, we’d have fewer problems
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Modesto police on watch for distracted drivers
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Lorraine Goff: Ripon needs to enforce water rules
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Most Wanted: Reyes Ruvalcaba, attempted murder
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Susan Dorville: Drought could be a long one, let’s do something
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Don Brock: Why was that water being dumped in a ditch?
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Daniel Hankemeier: Irrigation districts right to stand up to government
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Carl Hillberg: Farmers make cost of eating affordable for all
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Mike Rey Gascon: Why are any Americans left in Afghanistan?
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Janet S. Ward: MPD’s internet report system broken, so is department’s response
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Jeff Morey: Outrage over probation in death of a pedestrian
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Mick Tate: Golfer Jordan Spieth represents so many good things
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Patricia Bowers: Too many people were on the lift device
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Erik Hansen: Big solar project great, but why can’t I get solar at my home?
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Doug Estes: Bill to ban guns carried by retired officers at schools is wrong
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Bob LaNinfa: Obama just creating problems for the next president
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John Herlihy: Can’t conserve our way out of this drought
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Sonora man seriously injured in suspected DUI crash
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Riverbank teen headed to the World Series after winning essay contest
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Modesto Police Department incidents for Monday, April 13. 2015
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Around the Region (04/15/15)
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Deputies botched deadly 2012 eviction, brief claims
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Utah cowboy shines at Oakdale Rodeo
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Free admission, activities in Yosemite this weekend
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Ceres council divided over district lines
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Turlock tightens watering rules
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South Modesto recycler seeks scrap-metal growth
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Tuesday’s Modesto area high school, college, golf and rodeo results
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Patterson to get new police chief; Hughes heads to investigations division
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4-H member from Ceres testifies to House subcommittee
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Drought’s economic harm ‘limited’
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CalPERS to raise rate of payments from state, school districts
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John Logan: Our allegiance for ‘wall of separation’ must remain sacrosanct
