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California Rangeland Trust partners with Madera County rancher
The California Rangeland Trust announced the permanent conservation of the Rosasco Ranch in Madera County. Through a dedicated...
Bill Coate
Lumber flume meant work, fun
For The Madera Tribune The Madera Sugar Pine lumber flume obviously transported more than lumber, as this photo bears witness. This...
Bill Coate
Attempted murder in Courthouse Park
For The Madera Tribune The zoo in Courthouse Park, shown here, was almost the scene of a murder in 1917. It was Sunday, and Maderans...
For The Madera Tribune
Natural gas burn in county
This week, through Friday, will be a planned natural gas burn at Gill Ranch Storage in the area of Avenue 3 and Road 16. The community...
For The Madera Tribune
Letters: We need to protect the Earth
Last week we traveled from Dallas to Fresno on American airlines. I enjoy flying over the southwest. You can see the effects from...
Jim Glynn
Opinion: Is world population still ‘exploding?’
The current population of the United States is a little under 342 million; in 2080, we should peak at about 370 million. When Stanford...
Tyler Takeda
Water still a main concern for agriculture commissioner
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Madera County Ag Commissioner/Sealer Rusty Lantsberger. Although there have been concerns about a...
Bill Coate
Why was Madera founded?
For The Madera Tribune The Borden Hotel, shown here, marked the town of Borden. When the California Lumber Company decided not to end its...
