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May 11, 2015

• Boys & Girls Clubs to expand into west Modesto
• Organization to donate $10,000 to save senior exercise classes in Stanislaus County
• Pedal power gears up for Bike to Work Day
• Area’s special districts offer generous pay and benefits, Modesto Bee analysis shows
• Welcome to the newly re-imagined edition of The Modesto Bee
• Modesto middle schoolers teach nanoscience at Bret Harte
• Jim Silva: Your body deserves the best, too
• American Legion honors middle-schoolers Wednesday
• Stanislaus County could reduce landfill fees for cities
• Bee Healthy: Natural therapies for your allergies
• Matt Beekman: Angry mayors acting on bad advice
• Around the Region (05/12/15)
• John Kilcoyne: Neighbors helped them after well went dry
• Vandals lead Escalon cemetery to lock most gates after hours
• Betty Fraga: The value of doing something in a crisis
• Bruce Frohman: Lawns play important role in cooling our area
• Vickie Killingsworth: Hanson left out some of the worst offenders
• Dick Grayson: Democrats will do, say anything to get into office
• Mary Bavaro and Darlene Rodriguez-Silva: Community support helps Soroptimists help others
• Jim Pender: Tom Brady, biggest loser in the NFL
• Jim Bonetti: Waterford mayor being put on notice over ag land issue
• Christopher Aggers: If you want to protect farmland, support Beekman
• Downey coach still in hospital after being hit by SUV on campus
• Modesto eyes temporary ban on more massage parlors
• Bacon stars in Turlock fundraiser
• Cooler week ahead, with chance of showers by Thursday
• Funding denied for Young at Heart senior exercise classes in outlying cities
• Modesto City Schools board to vote on future spending, behavioral job
• Eric Dickerson highlights Sportsmen of Stanislaus Club’s 48th OAA dinner this week
• News & Notes (5/11/15)
• Road Work (5/11/15)
• Monday Q&A: Utilities director discusses Modesto’s water situation
• Waterford adds electric cycles to motor pool
• Stanislaus County marriage licenses (5-11-15)
• 2015 top teachers named for Stanislaus County
• Jeff Kahler: Heartworm disease is far easier to prevent than to treat