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SILVA: Extreme endurance athletes amaze, inspire
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Before he jetted off to The Netherlands to compete in the 24-hour world championships last week, Modesto ultramarathoner Jon Olsen came to our office to talk about writing a blog about his experiences. Comment?
Long serving arm of law helps kids at Texas Roadhouse in Modesto
Texas Roadhouses in seven Northern California and Nevada locations, including Modesto, will be teaming with local law enforcement officers Monday when the restaurants hold a benefit lunch. Comment?
Mike's readyfor more grilling
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One thing that's happened since I started writing this column is I get a number of calls and emails each week with questions, comments or tips. Comment?
Fewer teachers lose jobs for next school year
Fewer California teachers found pink slips in their mailboxes this week, but that was scant solace for Denair Unified teachers. Comment?
Gangs sent a messagePolice raid intended to show groups are under surveillance
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The day after dozens of Stanislaus County gang members were picked up on warrants, jailed for violating their parole or probation, and stripped of illegal weapons and drugs, more than a quarter were back on the streets. Comment?
City budget no surprise
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Residents should expect more of what they have experienced from the city in the past few years not enough money to fix streets and sidewalks, maintain parks, trim and keep city trees healthy, and for fast response times from police. Comment?
Federal money benefits refuge
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Waterfowl that visit a refuge west of Modesto could benefit from about $3.5 million in federal spending announced this week. Comment?
Info: Members of the VFW Post 3199, Modesto will conduct their annual Memorial Day "Buddy Poppy" Drive. Comment?
If you're out and about Saturday and find yourself craving a nice cold, summery drink, the children of Modesto will have you covered. Comment?
Homeless shelter shows off new quarters
The Salvation Army is holding an open house Friday to show off the roughly $1 million in improvements to its Berberian Homeless and Transition Shelter downtown. Comment?
Van stolen from Tuolumne River preservation group
Someone made off with the Tuolumne River Trusts van just when its needed most to shuttle participants in the annual Paddle to the Sea. Comment?
Modesto man indicted on drug, weapons charges
A Modesto man faces federal drug and weapons charges in connection with the distribution of the painkiller Oxycodone, authorities said. Comment?
Chamber proposes shovel-ready land, roadway upgrades
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The Modesto Chamber of Commerce has an ambitious economic development plan to stop what it sees as missed opportunities and bring prosperity to the city. Comment?
Plenty of activities in, around Modesto this weekend
The May 18-19 weekend packs a major festival punch, from Modesto to the Mother Lode. Comment?
Valley, foothill students see work on the big screen
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Cameras flashed as filmmakers and movie stars entered. Programs featured their names and speakers praised their art. Comment?
Agents conducting gang sweep in Stanislaus County
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In an effort to curb gang violence, more than 100 peace officers from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies made their way around Stanislaus County on Wednesday on parole and probation sweeps. Comment?
CLARK: Ironstone concert series smaller but still rockin'
The annual summer concert series in the outdoor amphitheater at the Murphys winery will offer three concerts beginning in July a decidedly scaled-back version of the series it's presented for the past decade-plus. Performing this year will be Joan Jett and the Blackhearts on July 20; Melissa Etheridge on Aug. Comment?
In Brief: Events in the Modesto region
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A new School of Rock Show hits the Fat Cat Music House & Lounge this weekend, part of the VMIRocks series that showcases local bands with players ages 6 to 60, and beyond. Comment?
6 Things to do in and around Modesto this week
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Prospect Theater Project bills its "Pygmalion" as " 'My Fair Lady' for people who don't like musicals." The upcoming production of the play the Lerner and Loewe musical is based on is a quieter version the one playwright George Bernard Shaw intended. Comment?
In Brief: Arts events in and around Modesto
The reggae sound of Na'an Stop comes to the State Theatre next week. The band is touring following the April release of its debut EP, "It's All In The Cheese." The concert is a hometown stop for member David Halvorson Jr., and a near-hometown stop for band members and Sacramento natives Tom Huber and Joe Pesa . Comment?