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VALLEY'S TOP 10: Ways to settle the sheriff's race

Published online on Sunday, Nov. 12, 2006

The Fresno Bee
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10. First to build a new jail.

9. Flip a coin (wait, that didn't work for Kingsburg).

8. First to put sheriff's computer at John Harris' ranch.

7. "Deal or no Deal" hosted by Jerry Dyer.

6. Greased-pig chase.

5. First to catch inmate released early from jail.

4. Fastest around the bases at downtown stadium.

3. Singing contest judged by former candidate Chris Curtice.

2. Demolition derby in seized vehicles.

1. The candidate Richard Pierce doesn't want.


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