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July 21, 2015

• Dan Burch: Solace to those who encountered death scene
• City leaders get preview of Pelandale interchange
• Our View: It takes courage to stand up to domestic violence
• Stanislaus County Fair crowds top last year by 7 percent
• Focus on Education (07/21/15)
• Mudslide closes highway into Yosemite, vehicles abandoned
• Sonora football wants to ‘finish the job’ this season
• Gallo buying Asti Winery in Sonoma County
• U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor to speak at UOP Stockton conference in October
• Around the Region (07/22/15)
• Merced County father faces possible homicide charges in infant’s death
• Nuts let early lead slip away against Lake Elsinore
• Rob Gleeson: How are Islamist and ‘Christianists’ different?
• K.A. Wood: How does same-sex marriage affect you?
• Modesto man arraigned in alleged auto dealership fraud
• Carmelita Boone: Bible explicit, homosexuality is unacceptable
• Wine tastings across region
• Calendar: Events across the Modesto region
• Kadry on Bowling: Albany bowler Rosprim rules first Modesto USBC Queens tourney
• Our View: Gov. Brown, Pope confront the ‘troglodytes’
• Community Briefing (07/21/15)
• Most Wanted: Timothy Allan Babb, Grand theft
• Santa Nella wildfire fully contained, Cal Fire reports
• Wine Line: Summer calls for a nice rosé
• Bruce E. Jones: Iran treaty best option for reining in Iran’s weapons
• Jane Gibson: Where is The Bee’s news judgment?
• Laura Ruelas: Loss of four Marines more important than local news
• Larry Dovichi: Sale of baby body parts shouldn’t be supported by tax dollars
• Chris Oliveira: Abortion is death, no matter how you spin it
• Stacy Phillips: No way to spin video, abortion harms women and unborn children
• Judy Olson: Not all women agonize over abortion
• Thomas McDermott: Values based in hate need to be abandoned
• E.R. Gomez: Trump a font of hate, not wisdom
• Lydia Berton: Don’t draw conclusions based on surnames
• Talking with children about violence
• Suspect in east Modesto homicides remains incarcerated in San Jose
• Kathleen Rowe-Glendon: It’s time to bring domestic violence discussion into the open