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September 2, 2015

• ‘Good Morning America’ news anchor to headline cancer awareness event in Turlock
• Stanislaus District Prep Football Scoreboard, Week 1
• Modesto’s vote key in forming assessment district
• Fans, foes of Turlock ice rink and corn maze face off
• Townsend Opera mixes it up in the Central Valley
• New women’s film festival hopes to WOW
• Family struggles with loss of Modesto cyclist killed in hit-and-run
• Oakdale man taken into custody after chase, standoff in Ripon
• Turlock Unified seeks board applicants from west and south of town
• Pitman volleyball casts new names in starring roles
• Modesto police: 12-year-old boy cited for hate crime
• Around the Region (9/3/15)
• Central Valley Obituaries
• Ken Garst: Extremists of any stripe can be dangerous
• Eric Julien: Don’t listen to lies, distortions; climate change is real
• Beverley Herrero-Hart: Distorting Bible’s message won’t get you into heaven
• Modesto Symphony rolls out a rock retrospective
• 6 Things To Do This Week in Modesto area
• De la Porte takes over Delhi boys basketball program
• Speculation flares on Kristin Olsen’s political ambition
• Calendar: Events across the Modesto region
• Stanislaus County leaders say mental health spending proposals need more work
• Wilson on Outdoors: Blue Crabs in Mission Bay?
• Damon Woods: Is OID ready to have women on the board?
• Jeanine Clarke: Why cover a protest based on misinformation?
• Kadry on Bowling: Modesto centers team up for Bowling Weekend
• Joan P. Smith: Plenty of ways to find money if Modesto wants to hire more cops
• Scott Blevins: Trucker says SB350 moves clean-air goal post in middle of game
• Bruce A. Lutes: Unfair that Ceres High athletes must see out-of-town doctors for physicals
• Barbara Porter: Groveland’s cable provider needs to offer more than just Fox
• Wine tastings across region
• Night Life: Events across the Modesto region
• Sky Crane: By banning colors, we’re giving in to domestic terrorists
• Dale Butler: Great food, entertainment, information at Assyrian Festival
• Philip S. Anselmo Jr.: On the brink of becoming a third-world country
• In brief: Merced ShakespeareFest returns
• Modesto creates downtown assessment district
• Agostini on Golf: 9-year-old’s 108-hole marathon helps a friend
• Tuesday’s Modesto area high school sports results
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