Porterville Recorder - 2017-12-29

• Staying engaged during break
• Pot shops roll out hoopla as sales set to start
• Reyes is new Chamber CEO
• New gun laws for 2018 impact ammo buys
• All-orange Belt Volleyball POY, Andrea Lopez
• Many workers in state get a 50-cent raise Jan. 1
• Cases could open door to pension cuts for California workers
• Government seeks change to order lifting Trump refugee ban
• Containmen­t reaches 91 percent around Thomas Fire
• The great public state universiti­es are growing
• QUICK HITS
• As West Coast fights a rise in homelessne­ss, kindness is contentiou­s
• Homicides drop significan­tly in LA County
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Patient’s romantic feelings for doctor cause confusion
• Decade since recession: Thriving cities leave others behind
• Charity donations likely to drop next year due to tax law
• U.S. stocks close higher in light trading; New high for Dow
• Trump’s Clinton tweets cut against Comey firing
• Universiti­es face Metoo movement over harassment
• China: U.S. should curb demand for opioids, not blame China
• Comebacks and surprises highlight best games of 2017
• Panthers girls basketball lose close one to Hawks
• Racing season has barely ended, but a new one is just over a month from starting
• Some bids are quite unbelievab­le
• FRIDAY, DEC. 29, 2017

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