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Cash Prize Solicitation Is A Puzzler

MADERA COUNTY – Sheriff John Anderson is alerting citizens about a cash prize solicitation with a twist that’s proving to be a bit of a puzzler for citizens. The latest financial offering comes from a company calling itself North American Award Center based in Kansas City, MO.

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Who Will Be The Next Honorary Mayor?

OAKHURST – The race for Honorary Mayor of Oakhurst gets underway with a big Kickoff event on Thursday, Apr. 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Yosemite Bank in Oakhurst. Three candidates have thrown their hats into the ring thus far, and there is still time for anyone wanting to come on-board at the last minute, though the minutes are ...

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Earth Day In North Fork Saturday

NORTH FORK – The celebration of Earth Day happens this Saturday, Apr. 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Old Mill Site in North Fork There will be live music featuring local musicians, dance demonstrations, lots of interesting booths and food vendors.

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Candidates Debate For D.A. And Sheriff

OAKHURST – The candidates running for Madera County Sheriff and District Attorney will participate in a debate on Thursday, Apr. 17 at 6 p.m. at the Oakhurst Community Center. Each candidate will be allowed two minutes for opening remarks, then will respond to questions submitted by the public and by a group of reporters.

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Antsy McClain Brings Rockabilly to Coolwater

AHWAHNEE – Coolwater host Robin Ralston calls Antsy McClain “The Shel Silverstein of Rockabilly,” and a review of his song titles, including Prozac Made Me Stay seems to bear that out. McClain’s shows combine great comedy and superb musicianship, and you’ll definitely be in for something different when he takes the stage at the Coolwater Ranch on Sunday, Apr. 13, ...

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North Fork Scouts Celebrate 40 Years

Submitted by Dave Smith NORTH FORK – Scout Troop 357 has been providing a program for young people that builds character, teaches responsibility and offers educational activities since 1950. As the Boy Scouts of America marks its 104th anniversary helping to build the future leaders of the nation, Troop 357 celebrates its own 40 year milestone in North Fork. The ...

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Open Auditions At Golden Chain Theatre

OAKHURST – Anyone interested in participating in a live theater production is invited to open auditions at the Golden Chain Theatre. Actors, back stage, sound and lights, marketing, directing, set construction and painting, singers, dancers, seamstresses, wardrobe, hostesses and many more positions are open. All interested are encouraged to attend.

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Winter Weather Advisory In Effect

SIERRA NEVADA – The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory, in effect from 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday for the higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada. Snow accumulations of 6 to 10 inches are expected above 7,500 feet, with the snow level falling to 5,000 feet by late Sunday morning.

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Give A Cookie To A Soldier

EVERYWHERE, U.S.A. – After Sunday, Girl Scout Cookies will be gone for another year. With March coming to an end, so is the season for these perennial favorite treats, but you can still share a box with a soldier. While Sunday is the last day Girl Scouts can be selling in front of local grocery and retail stores, cookies can ...

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Golden Chain Theatre Presents Spring Show

OAKHURST – From the same team that bought you Dark Deeds and Jack the Ripper, the Golden Chain Theatre proudly presents its spring production of The Miracle Worker by William Gibson. The Miracle Worker dramatizes the volatile relationship between the lonely teacher, Annie Sullivan, and her charge, Helen Keller.

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