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November 25, 2015

• Henry Perea: Hope for homelessness
• Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Parks raise entry fees for 2016
• Air district tells Tulare County to stop demolition of Pixley Park building
• Clovis police winter coat drive revived this holiday season
• Madera restricts outdoor watering to one day per week
• Fresno temperatures drop nearly 30 degrees; snow hits Sierra
• Fresno mayor declares emergency at apartment complex
• Word on the Street: Family Christian Stores adds new products, deeper focus on ministry
• Oh, the warmth and aromas coming from the kitchen
• Share the history of American Indians
• Elderly parents make this a glorious occasion
• Prep scoreboard for Nov. 24
• Thank God for good women and fly fishing
• Harry Cline: The home invasion of Morris the cat
• NFL locals roundup: Former Fresno State star reflects on NFL career and his kids
• Proud to be a Mayflower descendent
• Not-guilty plea in collision that killed Fresno woman, 80
• Catholic Charities of Fresno distributes more than 900 turkeys
• First-year Colorado State coach Mike Bobo wary of Fresno State
• Selma man wins $1 million lottery ticket
• A safer exchange: Clovis Police Dept. unveils meetup spot for private party transactions
• Wynonna brings the Big Noise to Porterville’s Eagle Mountain Casino
• United Healthcare remains an option for Valley health plan shoppers – for now
• ‘How The Grouch Stole Xmas’ tour stops at Strummer’s
• Clovis Unified tech center now open
• Holiday events: Parades, tree lightings and more celebrate Christmas
• Warszawski: Fresno State football coaching purge a necessary move
• New deal with Madera County brings Chukchansi hotel-casino closer to reopening
• Fresno State set to ax offensive coordinator Dave Schramm
• Clovis High teacher receives national award for safety and health
• Fowler High graduate named new Arts and Humanities Dean
• Movies playing at Valley theaters Nov. 27-Dec. 3
• ‘Victor Frankenstein’ is dead on arrival
• Valley holiday home tours support, showcase community
• Elinor Teague on Gardening: Chores are light but roses need attention