Porterville Recorder - 2017-07-29

• Light changes and new light bulbs for PUSD
• Sheriff vows to protect children
• Publisher announces retirement plans
• 49ers top pick signs on 1st day of practice
• Glass containers banned along portions of the Tule River
• No bail reduction in crash recorded on Instagram
• Sequoia National Forest offers free firewood permits
• Appeals court blocks California gas facility from reopening
• Good riddance to fire tax
• Carley is wrong
• More taxes
• FDA to target addictive levels of nicotine in cigarettes
• Trump appears to advocate rough police treatment of suspects
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Tapped-out dad-to-be looks for an economical push gift
• ‘Tempest’ being performed on Sweet Brier Plaza Stage
• Barn Theater’s Annual Follies and Melodrama Aug. 4-5
• U.S. Muslims see friendly neighbors, but foe in White House
• Two special ‘Anns’
• Congregati­onal Church sermon set
• Boy Scouts chief expected Trump speech
• Medical pot patient seeks Nevada Supreme Court
• GOP blame-game begins after health care drive
• Trump pushes out Priebus, names DHS’ Kelly WH chief of staff
• Raines, Selig and Schuerholz ready for HOF
• Concussion­s: Football families share lives with CTE
• Martin Flores leads RBC Canadian Open
• Seager homers twice as Dodgers rally past Giants 6-4
• ‘Tid-bits’ of Health
• In U.S. first, scientists edit genes of human embryos
• Landscape challenges? ‘Garden fixers’ have some savvy solutions
• Don’t boil tomatoes alive! Why not to water when it’s hottest
• World’s plastic waste could bury Manhattan 2 miles deep
• Mainstream Model 3 holds promise — and peril — for Tesla
• Warming to worsen dead zones, algae blooms choking U.S. waters
• SATURDAY JULY 29, 2017

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