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October 6, 2015

• Eating Out: Two Mexican restaurants open off the beaten path
• Can you say deep fried? Expect big tastes at The Big Fresno Fair
• Tulare police release name of homicide victim
• Turnpike Troubadours embrace country music that’s outside the mainstream
• Central Valley Community Bank holds Food Fund Challenge
• Editorial: A choice in the face of death
• 5 Things To Do Today, Wednesday, Oct. 7
• Big Fresno Fair kicks off Wednesday
• ’Dogs adjust after exits
• Breckinridge resigns as Tulare police chief
• Chamber’s Young Entrepreneurs teach at-risk teens to flourish
• PUC hits solar investments
• Police ignore invasion of motorcycle gangs in Fresno
• Give shootings their own newspaper section
• Gun industry prevents progress against violence
• Obituaries for Wednesday, Oct. 7
• Fresno-Madera economy declines
• Editorial: Amnesty helps, but California fee trap still preys on the poor
• Valley Children’s sues lung doctors for allegedly swiping patients
• Preparation to reopen Chukchansi casino violates court order, tribal group says
• Porterville Unified volunteer accused of sex crimes against children
• Fresno program aims to divert food waste from landfills
• Missouri company gets $30m contract to manage high-speed rail construction in Kern County
• Prep scoreboard for Oct. 6
• Police tout drop in southeast Fresno crime
• Fresno State golf team finishes second at Watney Invitational
• Hanson’s pope comments sound like Scrooge
• Take your guns to school
• Accused gunman in Fresno double gang slaying makes first court appearance
• Police: Eight prostitution arrests made at five Porterville massage parlors over six months
• Out & About
• Fresno State hosts grape celebration
• Informational meeting for farm labor contractors set for Friday
• 5 decades on the force
• Charges filed against Fresno State QB Zack Greenlee, 2 other athletes after party
• Hit man ‘El Mano Negra’ pleads guilty in Visalia courtroom to nine slayings
• Fresno principal named educator of the month
• Fresno Christian students lead national news engagement day
• Fresno Pacific University boasts record graduate enrollment
• ‘He Named Me Malala’ teaches deep lessons
• ‘Pan’ eventually peters out
• ‘Malala’ director influenced by daughters to tell heroic story
• Critical mass: Movie review roundup for Oct. 9
• Fishing: Roger’s Remarks for Oct. 6
• Fishing Report: Week of Oct. 6