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Featured StoriesA planned recount in the Riverbank mayoral election began Monday morning after the Stanislaus County Registrar of Voters office received a check of more than $2,000 from incumbent Mayor Virginia Madueño.
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Bolt the dog gets to live until at least Jan. 16, after a judge this morning stayed his euthanization for Tuesday by the Turlock Animal Services. Stanislaus County Superior Court Judge Timothy Salter issued a stay until a scheduled hearing in January fighting the 3½-year-old Alaskan malamute’s designation as a “vicious dog” by the city of Turlock.
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The sudden rise of San Francisco 49ers quarterback and Turlock native Colin Kaepernick has coincided with an equally sudden rise in demand for his football jersey. But for area fans who have embraced him, that has posed a problem: Where to buy it in the Northern San Joaquin Valley?
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Modesto City Schools board members tonight will consider co-sponsoring a special election for taxpayers to weigh in on funding the Enochs High School pool.
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Bolt the dog gets to live until at least Jan. 16, after a judge this morning stayed his euthanization for Tuesday by the Turlock Animal Services. Stanislaus County Superior Court Judge Timothy Salter issued a stay until a scheduled hearing in January fighting the 3½-year-old Alaskan malamute’s designation as a “vicious dog” by the city of Turlock.
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The fans pay their money and they want their highlights. So when Colin Kaepernick threw a ball into the first row with three seconds left in Sunday's first half, boos cascaded from the not-so-cheap seats at Candlestick Park.
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When work saps your creativity, you might have to leave the office and concentrate on doing something else. Exercise may sharpen your thought processes. External training may spark an idea.
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Hanukkah, the Jewish "festival of lights," began Saturday at sundown and lasts for eight days. Each night, families will light special menorahs called Hanukkiahs (with nine candles rather than the usual seven), eat foods cooked in oil and give gifts to their children.
I am surprised that there is any question about the dog being euthanized. He has bitten two people, causing great bodily harm. He cannot be sent to prison and given counseling with the hope of never doing this type of injury to a human being again.
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Just as the first storms of winter roll in, Dutchman Johan Huibers has finished his 20-year quest to build a full-scale, functioning model of Noah's Ark - an undertaking of, well, biblical proportions.
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British police on Monday arrested another suspect in the sex abuse probe spurred by allegations against the late BBC entertainer Jimmy Savile.
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