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8/28/2008
22:50 10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
It's creepy
and it's spooky, mysterious and all that other junk.
But time is running out to visit the allegedly haunted
Andleberry Estate.
22:50 10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
Five years
after their arrests in or near Roeding Park restrooms
during a sting operation by the Fresno County Sheriff's
Department, six men accused of soliciting sex are
scheduled for trial Thursday in Fresno County Superior
Court.
22:50 10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
As global
warming drives temperatures higher, air pollution
problems could get worse in the smoggy San Joaquin
Valley, an advocacy group warns in a report scheduled
for release today.
22:50 10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
A 27-year-old
woman who was bound, gagged and burned alive has become
the county's 11th homicide victim this year.
22:50 10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
Families
of autistic children can learn of their legal rights
and strategies on how to get services from schools
and agencies at a two-day conference that begins Friday
at California State University, Fresno.
21:50 10/29/2007,
visaliatimesdelta.com
- Local News
Veronica
Carson's west Visalia neighborhood would seem about
the last place to find drivers speeding down the block.
21:06 10/29/2007,
visaliatimesdelta.com
- Local News
For decades,
the west side has had a reputation of crime and blight.
21:06 10/29/2007,
visaliatimesdelta.com
- Local News
Evolutions
Fitness and Rehab Center and Tulare District Hospital
are teaming up, along with the Salvation Army and
several businesses, to hold a collection drive 4-7
p.m. today to help Southern California fire victims.
As people drive through, volunteers will accept donations
in the Evolutions parking lot at 1425 East Prosperity
Ave., said Rick Elkins, a hospital spokesman.
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23:50
10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
Surprise
thunderstorms
checker-boarded
the Valley and
foothills briefly
but furiously
Monday evening,
wreaking soggy
havoc.
23:30
10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
VAN
NUYS -- Larissa
Schuster's defense
lawyer said
in her murder
trial Monday
that he believes
Schuster's estranged
husband, Timothy,
could have been
cut in half
before his body
was placed in
a barrel later
filled with
hydrochloric
acid. That theory
was attorney
Roger Nuttall's
strongest argument
thus far in
the trial to
show that someone
other than his
client killed
Timothy Schuster.
23:30
10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com: South Valley
TULARE
-- For the past
25 years, Dorothy
Mosqueda has
been driving
students to
and from Palo
Verde Elementary
School.
23:30
10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
SACRAMENTO
-- Fresno County
elections officials
are questioning
whether the
state's top
election official
has the power
to enact controversial
new voting procedures.
23:07
10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
Norvell
Brown Sr., a
hospital orderly,
died of a massive
heart attack
in Fresno, his
daughters said
Monday, but
they feel no
need for sophisticated
medical analysis.
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23:05 10/29/2007, FresnoBee.com:
Local
A Fresno commission
met Monday to discuss health programs and come up with recommendations.
23:05 10/29/2007, The
Bakersfield Californian -- Latest news
An 11-year-old girl
was hospitalized Monday after she was hit by a vehicle.
23:04 10/29/2007, visaliatimesdelta.com
- Local News
Tulare County Citizens
for Responsible Growth and College of the Sequoias will sponsor
a forum on growth Nov. 7 at the college.
21:00 10/29/2007,
visaliatimesdelta.com
- Local News
A Tulare man was
arrested Saturday after attacking his girlfriend's parents
— including stabbing her mother in the abdomen, police said
Monday. The woman was treated and released.
23:05 10/29/2007,
FresnoBee.com:
Local
One man was arrested
after fire damaged a vacant house in southeast Fresno filled
with more than 800 marijuana plants valued at more than
$3 million, Fresno County sheriff's officials said.
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