Porterville Recorder - 2017-06-26

• Helping to keep kids safe in the community
• Supervisor­s to take up monument review
• City property values continue to rise
• West beats East in Allstar football game
• Kings River flooding forces evacuation­s
• Wet winter ups the ante for hikers on popular U.S. trail
• Transplant­ed: Large Idaho sequoia tree finds new home
• Blackout blackmail now in its second summer
• Too much hype over special elections
• Possible effects of gerrymande­ring seen in unconteste­d races
• Gay pride parades sound a note of resistance — and face some
• PUBLIC MEETINGS
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Woman takes a hands-off approach to blind dates
• Cattle ranchers sue to return country-of-origin labeling
• California beehive heists lead to felony charges
• Water Rights act introduced in House of Representa­tives
• Spreading ACP awareness through the classroom
• CDFA taking comments on draft impact report for cannabis cultivatio­n
• Harvick wins his 1st victory of season
• Dodgers win 10th in row, beat Rockies 12-6
• Healthy after kidney transplant, Merritt returns
• MONDAY, JUNE 26, 2017

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