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June 11, 2015

• Our View: Flying unfriendly, unsafe skies with TSA
• Thrills galore at junior golf match play in Ripon
• Visiting judge will take on Stanislaus County murder case
• Ceres teen’s path to cancer recovery leads to ‘Walking Dead’
• Modesto Nuts fall in extra innings for second time against Rancho Cucamonga Quakes
• Amazon looks to fill 700 positions in Tracy
• Doobie Brothers get a little help from superstar friends and family
• David White: Promoting innovation in Stanislaus County
• Soft-spoken Oakdale football players leave mark on Lions coaches
• Tagged stop sign may have led to injury accident in Modesto
• Nancy Burch: Trade agreement will give multi-national firms control over us
• Gordon Heinrich: Allowing trade treaty to be negotiated helps family farmers
• Clay Thomas: Forcing families to vaccinate children plays into big pharma’s hands
• Laurie Carley: Community helps third graders create the shade
• Woman arrested after driving into Modesto canal
• Stanislaus County mentor program receives national honor
• James Cook: Ideas to help the homeless and improve recycling
• Vicky McAteer: Change your vote?
• Barbara Swier: Desalination would solve many of California’s problems
• Raymond Ghiotto: Sacrifices, valor of D-Day should never be forgotten
• Karen Balesteri: It’s Hillary who’s running, not Bill
• Linda Cover: Bike lane on overpass dangerous, useless
• Psychologist: Defendant in Modesto fatal crash mentally unfit to face charges
• Howard Jarvis association formally opposes Salida fire assessments
• Around the Region (6/12/15)
• Greg Lucas: Kids need to exercise their brains to prevent ‘summer slide’
• Juan Carlos Schmidtkamp: Farmers should let their lawns turn brown, too
• Tom Gookin: Governor, we don’t need fireworks in a drought
• Walk in Park addresses elder abuse and much more
• Turlock cannon likely to take up new post at downtown’s Central Park
• Burglary suspected arrested at commercial building on Carpenter Road
• Ceres’ Sagapolu delivers walk-off softball win for WAC
• Schedule of pre-fair horse events announced