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Correction: Volleyball All-SAL Honors
A story headlined “Grizzlies reload for run at third straight SAL volleyball crown” incorrectly reported the All-Southern Athletic League honors awarded last season to members of this year’s Mariposa County High School varsity volleyball team. Emma Pioski and Gillian Pioski were named All-SAL, and Emma Pioski was honored as the Southern Athletic League’s Most Valuable…
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Six things Dolly Parton said about faith, anointing: ‘My life’s purpose is to do something for God’
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Entertainment Editor (Republished from The Christian Post – christianpost.com) After her death at age 80, country music legend Dolly Parton is being remembered not only for the songs, charitable work, philanthropy and larger-than-life personality that made her a global icon, but also for the Christian faith she said guided her throughout her…
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Grizzlies will enter gridiron campaign with experienced veterans and packin’ a little ‘Thunder and Lightning’
By Dan Tucker The Mariposa Grizzlies will open their 2026 football season Sept. 3 at Sierra High School with the look of a veteran team and the expectations that come with it. Mariposa finished 9-2 last season and returns much of the lineup from a squad that shut out the Chieftains 40-0 last year, a…
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Federal wildfire crews are stretched thin. California is stepping in to help
BY RACHEL BECKER (This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters.) California’s last working nuclear power plant sits cradled in a landscape that would worry any firefighter when the wind picks up. The Pacific Ocean and its perpetual fog lick the western edge of the coastal bluffs holding the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. But the…
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National Park Week: The Yosemite Story
Celebrating the National Park Service’s 110th birthday and the place that helped inspire America’s promise to preserve wonder for everyone. During National Park Week, from August 22–30, 2026, the country pauses to celebrate the landscapes, stories, and landmarks protected by the National Park Service. The week’s centerpiece was yesterday, August 25, the 110th birthday of…
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Grizzlies reload for run at third straight SAL volleyball crown
By Dan Tucker Three-peat. The phrase carries weight in any athletic arena. Winning three consecutive league championships is a rare achievement at any level, but in the high school sports arena, it can be especially difficult. Graduation routinely strips programs of top talent, sending standouts on to the next level and forcing coaches to rebuild…
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County weighs addressing changes to improve emergency response
Mariposa County officials are considering changes to the county’s addressing system after an 18-month review found inconsistent practices, hundreds of unnamed roads and gaps in procedures that officials say could affect emergency response and public services. The findings were presented to the Board of Supervisors during its Tuesday, Aug. 11, meeting as part of a…
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James Talarico claims Muslims ‘worship same God as Christians,’ ‘love Jesus’
By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter (Republished from The Christian Post) A clip of Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico claiming that “Christians and Muslims and Jews all worship the same God” has resurfaced as he continues to face scrutiny over his religious views amid his emergence in national politics. The X account Lone Star Liberty…
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How much are California’s public universities paying athletes? CalMatters is suing to find out
BY ADAM ECHELMAN, CAL MATTERS (This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters.) CalMatters filed a lawsuit against UCLA Monday after nearly a year of attempts to obtain information about how the university pays its student athletes. Last fall, CalMatters submitted records requests to 16 University of California and California State University campuses, seeking information about payments…
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Can’t Deny the Truth
Republished from The Patriot Post
