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July 1, 2015

• Martina McBride happy to be a female country tomato
• Mother arrested with son at Vintage Faire Mall
• Almond crop projection drops a bit
• Stage 3 singing the ‘Blues in the Night’
• Night Life: Events across the Modesto region
• Modesto man pleads guilty to stealing more than $316,000 of government property
• Around the Region (07/02/15)
• Sacramento man dies in I-5 crash near Patterson
• David Schortner: Complaints over firecracker noise ignored
• Johanna Klein: Same-sex marriage first step to abolishing religious freedom
• Robert Wright: Why is lame-duck Obama acting so cocky?
• Jack Heinsius: In a world of ‘we’ against ‘me,’ decent health care wins
• John Azevedo: Farmers built the reservoirs that now supply water for lawns
• Bob LaNinfa: Without a manufacturing base, America is defenseless
• 6 Things To Do This Week
• Modesto homicide suspect arrested in Nevada
• McMahon’s single in 10th wins it for Modesto Nuts
• Lindsey Barth: Where were our pastors in fight against gay marriage?
• Leon Le Beouf: Bee doing the work of Satan
• Our View: Court rules we can keep our citizen-drawn districts
• Steven Nadel: Actually, some home-efficiency upgrades do pay off
• Peter Chis: Same-sex marriage stomps on Constitution, demoralizes America
• Wednesday’s Modesto area bowling and golf results
• CSU Stanislaus site of naturalization ceremony welcoming 70 new U.S. citizens
• Stanislaus County Fair proud of its diverse offerings
• California reports strong water savings in May
• Modesto Christian stars Idehen, Ellis hope to showcase talents for major college scouts
• Musgrave, Modesto Nuts please Rockies bosses by beating Bakersfield
• Investigator says 3 defendants in Modesto double homicide were gang members
• Teachers from Waterford High, Aspire Charter head to state Teacher of the Year contest
• In brief: Modesto Junior College dance program presents ‘Off the Beat 6’
• Man shot multiple times in west Modesto
• Kidney specialist scores another victory in legal battle with Sutter, Memorial
• Many public places in Stanislaus County offer respite from heat
• Modesto Bee's guide to Fourth of July events around the area
• Modesto Nuts are not Grateful Dead fans