Fresno Flyer Vol 2 No 6 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE Sometimes, I sit staring at the blinking cursor on an empty document trying to find a starting place for the Editor’s Note only to think of everything and nothing all at the same time. If you’re a writer, you know the feeling. It’s the issues on my mind right this second, the ones that were there yesterday, and everything else I’ve encountered over the last month, burning to get out. I drive down the streets to our office - the ones through the neighborhoods in that weird, purgatory-esque part of town where the Tower District ends and downtown begins – and I see boarded up windows, forgotten businesses, and a myriad of strays walking along the sides of the canals. It’s a disheartening sight. And there’s more than a few of these areas in the Valley, not just in Fresno. It’s enough to spark an overwhelming urge to stand on my soapbox and preach solidarity, community participation, and individual responsibility. The urge stays with me for the duration of the drive, the walk to the building, the elevator ride to the 3rd floor, and all the way to my desk. I open my laptop to start working, but first, I decide… let’s check in with a bit of the news. The news. Are you as exhausted as I am? I just watched a video of Trump addressing the U.N. regarding North Korea… There may be some debate here, but I’m fairly sure that saying things like “…we will have no choice but to totally destroy North Korea,” is not exactly how one deescalates a bad situation. Every

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nation is made up of 2 parts: the government and the people. The two are not one in the same and need differential treatment. Now I’m distracted, and now I want to focus on local awareness, projecting an active voice in issues and policy that affect everyone on every level. And then I decide to take a break from it all with a little bit of mindless social media. Why would I ever think that was a good idea? Now I’m drowning in a comment thread over someone’s insensitive post. The never-ending discussion of freedom of speech or freedom of religion concerning bigotry; the riots in Charlottesville, Transgender individuals serving in the military, take your pick, there is no shortage of controversial issues and debates these days. And where do we draw the line? When do we chalk something up as freedom of speech/religion and when do we put our foot down to call a spade a spade? When it’s hateful, that’s when. And we should all damn well know the difference. But of course, that’s a conversation for a different day. My point with all this is it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by everything going on in the world. In turn, it’s easy to always look for an escape, something to turn a shaky landscape into a stable one. And there’s nothing wrong with that, to a point. There are countless conversations to be had, and although we can’t have them all, we should, at the very least be having one. So... choose your battles, but choose to fight for something. | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

FRESNO HUMANE // SPOTLIGHT

FRESNO HUMANE ANIMAL SERVICES Giving rescued animals a second chance at a happily ever after. by Amanda Allen

helter animals have been winning hearts over recent years - thanks to endless shares of adoption videos and stories of second chance rescues - driving people to leave breeders behind and instead, look to their local shelters. But even with the growing awareness, too often are animals abandoned, left without families to care for them. Deep in the trenches, working tirelessly to change the tide of the number of homeless pets in Fresno County is Fresno Humane Animal Services (FHAS). FHAS became Fresno County’s animal control agency on October 1st, 2015. FHAS staff is a collection of animal rescuers, top-notch veterinary staff and seasoned animal control officers who share a common goal: to be a true safety net for the County’s homeless & stray animal population. Our officers also protect community members from dangerous dogs running at large and actively promote spay/ neuter to combat the pet overpopulation crisis. As we approach our 2nd anniversary, we are proud to report an average live-release rate of over 85%, the highest in Fresno’s history. Even more remarkable is that FHAS has been able to provide quality animal control services and save thousands of lives despite being housed in the parking lot of the County’s abandoned morgue! How do we do it? Through a progressive and comprehensive approach to animal control, as well as massive doses of dedication and hard work. Our staff and vol-

unteers consistently go the extra mile to save lives by transporting dogs from our overpopulated valley to no-kill partner agencies in less crowded areas. For example, Fresno Humane has partnered with other local rescues and the Animal Humane Society in Minneapolis to send over 1,500 Valley Chihuahuas to new homes in Minnesota. Volunteers and local businesses recently joined forces to raise funds for a brand new transport vehicle. This new cargo van (it’s huge!) has greatly expanded our ability to get animals out of the shelter safely in large numbers. Closer to home, FHAS supports pet owners by offering low-cost vaccinations, microchips, and spay/neuter services at monthly clinics. Through our partnerships with local businesses, we actively promote responsible pet ownership, education, and adoption. HOPE Animal Foundation and Fresno Humane have teamed up to offer discounted spay and neuter services for County residents; dozens of public dogs and cats are transported to the hospital weekly for low-cost surgeries. Adoptable dogs and cats can be found every weekend at two Fresno PetSmart locations, as well as at Whitie’s Pets. Granville Homes has sponsored pet adoptions at Fresno Humane for the entire month of September with the goal of helping large breed dogs and scared small dogs get their shot at a happily-ever-after. This “Free-Fur-All” adoption promotion has been hugely successful thus far, and we couldn’t be more grateful!

More good news is in Fresno Humane’s future as a local donor is spearheading efforts to build a brand-new shelter for the County’s homeless pets in 2018. What will it mean for Fresno’s animals if this new shelter becomes a reality? It means we will be able to provide more comfortable accommodations and a higher quality of care for the animals in our custody. It means we will be able to help more pets find great homes. And it means that County residents will have access to a state-of-the-art community animal shelter dedicated to providing a full range of services. We can’t express enough how excited we are for our future!

How can you help Fresno Humane in its life-saving efforts? •

Become a volunteer

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Become a monthly donor or business partner

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Check out our Amazon Wishlist and make it feel like Christmas every time we open the smile box visit our Wishlist page here: http://www.fresnohumane. org/new-page/

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Support our fundraising efforts by following our events on our Web site and Facebook Page

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Drop off donations of dog & cat collars and leashes, newspaper, blankets, towels, garbage bags, paper towels, puppy & kitten formula, kitty toys, gas cards for rescue transports, etc.

swag and tickets to Fresno Chaffee Zoo as well as a night on the town! There will be a Dog Adoption Showcase with Fresno’s finest walking our adoptable animals down the catwalk. Visit: www.fresnohumane.org to purchase tickets! Beer, friends & food make it a party and adoptable pups make it a pawtay! Lol!

Dog Spotlight: Maurice (A35950699) is a fun-loving, handsome dog. He gets along great with other playful dogs in playgroup. He just wants to play and have adventures! He is friendly meeting new people. Maurice is FREE to adopt thanks to Granville Homes’ “Free Fur All” adoption event there are no fees for approved homes! Adopt at Fresno Humane Animal Services located at 760 W. Nielsen Ave. Fresno, CA 93706. To view more adorable adoptables visit www.fresnohumane.org. #webelieveinshelterdogs

Upcoming Events: Sunday, November 5th: Pups & Suds is a fundraiser & adoption event held at Gazebo Gardens. Entrance fee: $15 includes meal ticket, bottled water or soda, and one raffle ticket. Raffle prizes include Fresno Humane | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

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LIFE \\ KNOW YOUR CHARITIES

HURRICANE RELIEF Know your Charities by Lisa Talley | lisa@fresnoflyer.com

atural disasters elicit a mix of complex emotions: horror, empathy, shock, and a deep-seated need to do something. For many of us, the options are few as we’re either unable to or unqualified to volunteer in a disaster area. Charities become best opportunity to lend a helping hand through donations. However, choosing which one to donate to can feel like a daunting task. Here are some tips to help you decide on an organization. •

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Research your group – Take some time to read up on the organization’s history of rescue efforts. CharityWatch.org is an excellent resource for studying groups that accept donations, looking closely at how efficient that team is in using those donations directly towards the programs the donors support. CharityNavigator.org is also a great reference site for those looking to make donations. Local or National – Part of your research should include if that group is local to the area of the disaster. Do they have experience in that city or neighborhood? Do they employ locals or work with local organizations? Knowing their experience could help not only determine how efficiently they spend their funds, but also how efficient their rescue efforts are. Think Twice – before sending items like clothing or blankets. These types of donations take up space and divert resources to sorting, storing or cleaning these things instead of focusing on relief efforts. Making monetary donations allow the organizations to make sure they have what they need when they need it.

Global Giving - largest global crowdfunding organization that disperses funds to locallydriven and vetted organizations within communities that are in need. Global Giving hosts numerous projects for crowdfunding all over the world, and including disaster relief for Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma, and Mexico Earthquake. www.globalgiving. org Foundation Beyond Belief - Humanist charity that promotes secular volunteering and responsible charitable giving. Founded in 2009, Foundation Beyond Belief has funds set up for both Hurricane Irma and Harvey recovery. www.foundationbeyondbelief.org Hand in Hand Hurricane Relief Fund - a benefit organized by Comic Relief, a nonprofit public charity. Initially promoted as a telethon with a long list of celebrity appearances and performances, the fund is still accepting donations online via purchase of Hand in Hand merchandise and direct donations. www.handinhand2017. com (Comic Relief has an A+ rating from CharityWatch.org) Team Rubicon - a volunteer driven nonprofit organization that unites the skills and experiences of veterans with first responders to rapidly deploy emergency response teams across the country. Currently deployed in Texas and Florida. www.teamrubiconusa.org (A- rating from CharityWatch.org)

Greater Houston Community Fund - A broad-based relief fund established by Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner. w w w. g h c f d i s a s t e r. k i m b i a . c o m / hurricaneharveyrelieffund

All Hands - a volunteer based non-profit organization that addresses the immediate and long-term needs of communities impacted by natural disasters. All Hands has an active response program for both Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Harvey. www. hands.org (A+ rating from CharityWatch. org)

Houston Humane Society - among other local animal shelters (Houston SPCA, San Antonio Humane Society) the Humane Society is taking donations in the effort to supply care and shelter for pets in the area affected by Hurricane Harvey: www. houstonhumane.org/giving

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Greater Miami Jewish Federation - The Federation is accepting donations and notes that 100 percent of all contributions will be used to help Hurricane Irma victims. www. jewishmiami.org/gift/Irma Catholic Charities - The Archdiocese of Miami is taking financial dontations through its Catholic Charities to assist victims in the Florida Keys, Caribbean and Virgin Islands. One hundred percent of the donations will go toward Hurricane Irma relief efforts. www.ccadm.org United Way of Miami-Dade - the nonprofit organization is collecting donations through Operation Helping Hands, which

works with a network of nonprofits across the country, to support relief efforts for both Hurricane Irma and Harvey. www. unitedwaymiami.org Food for the Poor - is one of the largest international relief and development organizations in the U.S. The non-profit is accepting donations to support rushing emergency supplies to Caribbean Islands destroyed by Hurricane Irma. www. foodforthepoor.org Bridge to Hope - provides services and programs designed to bridge the gap left by public assistance programs, to raise the quality of life and standard of living for South Florida’s vulnerable communities affected by Hurricane Irma i.e. elderly, chronically ill, homeless and low income households. To donate visit www.bridgetohope.net Early Learning Children’s Foundation - is committed to helping child care providers receive recovery resources so they can get back on their feet as soon as possible in the wake of widespread damage caused by Hurricane Irma. www.elcfoundation.net

Operation Supply Drop - Primarily focused on delivering “Video Game Care Packages Downrange” to deployed troops overseas, the veteran based non-profit organization is fundraising to send their volunteers to Texas. www.fundraise.operationsupplydrop.org/ campaign/osd-hurricane-harvey-impactfund/c143538

Below is a list of organizations currently running disaster relief programs in Florida, Texas, and the Virgin Islands for communities affected by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.

The Miami Foundation - the non-profit has put together The Hurricane Relief Fund to support recovery and rebuilding work driven by organizations on the ground, Irma Caribbean Strong Relief Fund to support relief efforts in small Caribbean island nations and territories, Irma Community Recovery Fund to support relief efforts in marginalized communities, ensuring residents in poverty have access to critical services and resources. www.miamifoundation.org/relief/

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FITNESS & MORE

FITNESS 101 by Jesus Gonzalez

What Type of Training Gets Results?

he hardest thing about making a change from a not-so-healthy lifestyle to a more healthy one is first deciding to make a change. The second hardest thing is figuring out exactly how to do it. What gyms are in the area? Will it be a big box gym, a Crossfit box, a private studio, or maybe no gym and instead, opting for workouts at home? Does working with a personal trainer seem beneficial? There are many options available and can often become overwhelming in choosing what’s right. Different people will have more success with one type of training than another. It all depends on the individual need. Gyms are a good option for those that just want to use the equipment and do things on their own. An excellent program is that which changes as the person progresses The program, in the beginning, won’t and shouldn’t be the same after a year of working out. The weights should change, the number of reps should change, and in doing so, this in some ways is more optimal than other methods of a routine workout. A Crossfit box will do group classes and sometimes one on one personal training. The typical Crossfit box has coaches that teach the movements and also write the workout for the day on the board for those who go in during non-class hours. This workout is typically at a higher intensity than most other types of training, including more complex movements. A private studio will typically do group classes and some will do personal training. This is more private compared to big box gyms that may offer the same classes. There are also apps for smart phones, TVs, and also DVDs designed for doing workouts at home if being in a group or public setting is not the desired starting point. Working with a trainer can speed up the learning curve and ensure correct movements during exercise. He or she will help you understand the ‘why’ behind the things done in a gym and what to consider when you’re not in the gym. The one-onone training is usually individualized, and a trainer who is skilled and knowledgeable will adjust the workouts as necessary to help ensure progress. A coach or personal trainer should not just be counting reps and shouting motivational phrases. Instead, they should be teaching clients how to workout properly, what to be feeling, what to be aware of, how to eat in a way that aligns with their goals while also knowing which foods to avoid. Hopefully, this helps when it comes to deciding on what to do to achieve your goals. -Jesus Gonzalez is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer located in Madera, CA. He can be contacted at (559) 933-7137.

Convert a water bottle into a portable filter for safe, instant hydration.

National Preparedness Month: Keep Your Family Safe in an Emergency

(StatePoint) When it comes to emergency and natural disaster preparation, clean, uncontaminated water should be top-of-mind. September, which is National Preparedness Month, is an ideal time for individuals and families to make certain that they will be able to hydrate safely throughout the duration of an emergency. Natural disasters, such as tornadoes, floods and hurricanes, can compro-

mise local water sources. Flooding can be especially dangerous, when harmful bacteria and contaminants that transmit life-threatening diseases can be present in nearby waterways. Unfortunately, flooding can occur after a number of emergency scenarios, from heavy rains to hurricanes to situations when snow melts too quickly. “Contamination in fresh water sources continues to be a public health prob-

How Art and Poetry Can Help People Deal with Challenging Times

• Art therapy is a common treatment for those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, adverse physical health conditions or psychological impairment. The creative process often gives patients an opportunity to explore feelings and develop self-awareness.

(StatePoint) Whether you are dealing with personal tragedy and loss in your life, or are concerned about current events, some experts believe that creating and appreciating art can help you cope with the emotional fallout of challenging times. “Art and poetry can be a beautifully effective outlet for dealing with tragedy or loss,” says J. Chester Johnson, a critically-acclaimed poet, essayist and translator of over four decades and author of the recently published book, “Now And Then: Selected Longer Poems.” Johnson, who worked on Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts and was a regular volunteer in the months following 9/11 at St. Paul’s Chapel (the Ground Zero relief center for recovery workers), wrote the iconic poem “St. Paul’s Chapel,” published worldwide, about endurance in the face of terror. His poem remains the memento card for the thousands of weekly visitors to the Chapel that survived the 9/11 terrorists’ attacks at Ground Zero, and more than a million poem cards have been distributed to-date. When one needs hope and healing, here are some ways you may find it through creativity and art.

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• For those dealing with trauma, depression or other crises, keeping a journal is a way to regularly connect with one’s feelings. It also offers opportunities to be creative through verse, which Johnson says can be beneficial. “Acts of violence and mayhem often result in words being produced that describe, give solace or inspire,” he says. • When your mind is racing or you feel anxious, consider picking up an art project that allows you to relax. Whether it’s knitting a scarf or simply coloring, such activities can allow your mind to take on a meditative state. “Acts of violence and mayhem often result in words and art being produced that describe, give solace, or inspire,” says Johnson. “Poems occur where things happen and that’s where many people find comfort and assurance when dealing with challenging experiences.” And when such challenging experiences as natural disasters or terror attacks are

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lem domestically and worldwide. During emergency scenarios, the issue is amplified as water can become unreliable for consumption,” says Alison Hill, managing director of LifeStraw, a manufacturer of water filtration systems. Consumers need to have the ability to filter their water following an emergency situation. Be sure your emergency supplies include a portable filter which can fit onto a wide variety of popular water bottle brands such as LifeStraw Universal. This versatile filter fits on most bottles you already own and offers two-stage filtration to remove 99.999999 percent of bacteria and 99.999 percent of protozoa, while also reducing chemicals, bad taste and odors. The LifeStraw Universal kit is available online and at specialty retail stores. “We’ve developed portable filtration technology to give consumers greater confidence that, in an emergency situation or natural disaster, they can have access to safe water for days, weeks, even months following a situation where their water supply is compromised,” says Hill. While most people don’t like to dwell on worst case scenarios, the right preparation can help you remain healthy and safe during an emergency. This National Preparedness Month; be sure that you equip your family with practical means to have safe drinking water.

experienced by many people, the sharing of comforting words and images often becomes widespread. “After 9/11, poems by W. H. Auden and Galway Kinnell that touched the depth of the responsive feeling to the terrorists’ attacks, circulated over the Internet,” points out Johnson. “At that time, my ‘St. Paul’s Chapel’ was also posted on many websites, sent from friend to friend and appeared on many a refrigerator door.” More information about Johnson and his poetry is available at jchesterjohnson. com, which offers details on his new book, “Auden, the Psalms, and Me,” a memoir and literary and historical commentary on the retranslation of the Psalms for the Episcopal Church. If you are facing a personal or public crisis and are looking for ways to cope with loss or trauma, consider how you may heal through art, poetry and creative expression.

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Answers to last issue’s puzzles on page 19

Tips & Facts In honor of National Preparedness Month

1. In the event of a natural disaster (earthquake, hurricane, etc.) DO turn off the gas lines. “Electricity is knocked out a lot, but the gas stays on,” says Disaster Survival Expert Warren Faidley. Know where to find a wrench and which way to turn your gas gauge (lefty apparently isn’t always loosey) 2.DON’T try to gather all of your belongings in the event of an evacuation. Think about what you’ll take with you in three tiers of priority: the absolute essentials that you can grab in a minute (cell phones, pets, critical medications, glasses, Xbox), irreplaceable things that you could gather in an hour, and then lower-priority items that you’d only take if you had hours or days to prepare. 3. Batteries can last 10 times longer in LED flashlights.

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4. Keep a colloidal silver generator. After a natural disaster, homemade colloidal silver will purify drinking water and will help fight infection and viruses when high-tech pharmaceuticals may be unavailable or ineffective. All hospitals use silver-based ointments to fight infection in severe burn victims, where traditional antibiotics are simply not enough to fight the infection over large areas of burned skin.

7. Keep a pet emergency kit on hand with food and other important items. The ASPCA recommends microchipping pets so they can be identified and returned to you even without tags (or you may want to invest in a GPS tracker so you can find them yourself ). The ASPCA app also helps you keep track of animal records required to board pets at an emergency shelter and has other helpful tips for a variety of situations.

5. Put together a 72-Hour Grab-and-Run Kit. Every family should have at least one Grab-and-Run kit that can be thrown in the car on a moment’s notice, or carried on your back, if the need should arise. Grab-and-Run kits should provide the basic emergency food, water, shelter, and first aid supplies that you and your family will need to survive the critical first three days after a disaster.

8. Fill your bathtub and tap off your toilets. After a major disaster hits, the public water system may be polluted or entirely shut down for weeks. Immediately fill your bathtubs, sinks, and other available containers with water. This will provide your household with a short-term supply of relatively clean, potable water.

6. Have a way to start a fire. Having a source of fire can help you stay emotionally and physically calm. A fire will help you stay warm, boil water and cook food. If possible, keep waterproof matches, a lighter and a magnesium fire starter in your 72-hour kit. Before starting any fire, assess your surroundings and decide whether or not it is safe to start a fire.

9. 42% of cell phone owners do not know all their family members’ phone numbers. During a disaster, you may not have your cell phone and if it dies, there may not be power. The CDC recommends writing down important numbers and storing them in an emergency kit, posting them on the fridge, and in your child’s backpack.

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EATS BBQ Just The Tip People’s Choice & Best Restaurant - Tri Tip Throwdown 1950 E Divisadero St, Fresno. (559) 570-8570 Maw n’ Paw BBQ Homemade barbeque, sauces, and sides 2686 N Clovis Ave Ste 101 Fresno. (559) 348-9559 mawnpawbbq.com Grill Masters BBQ Smoked meat platters & burgers 2700 Clovis Ave. Ste 109 Clovis (559) 348-9483 Uncle Buddy’s Smokehouse n Grill Authentic Texas style BBQ 836 Pollasky Ave Clovis (559) 299-3200

Burgers CHARburger Great burgers, fries, sides, & milkshakes 901 L St Fresno (559) 733-7902 http://www.char-cu-te-rie.com/ Take 3 Build your own burgers, milkshakes & fries 1230 Fulton Mall Fresno (559) 489-0490 take3burgers.com

Premier Brick Oven Pizza Stone baked pizza, calzones, and more 1628 Howard Rd Madera (559) 395-4322

Sushi

G’s Ristorante Italiano Homemade Italian meals 2025 Second St Selma (559) 898-0424

Sashimi Express Corsaro’s Family Pizza Luna Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant 1057 N Willow Ave Ste 105 Clovis (559) 325It’s all about the breadsticks 349 Pollasky Ave, Clovis lunasclovis.com 3265 sashimiexpressinc.com 1456 Draper St Kingsburg (559) 897-5585 corsarosfamilypizza.com Mike’s Pizzeria Umi Sushi Authentic Italian for over 50 years 2321 Kern St Fresno (559) 515-6636 umisu3228 N West Ave, Fresno (559) 229-2635 shifresno.com mikespizzerialounge.com Oishii Japanese Cuisine 4462 W Ashlan Ave Fresno (559) 276-9300 China Chef Traditional, with fresh ingredients Hibachi House Sushi Bar 1187 N Willow Ave Ste 101 Clovis 948 Sierra St Kingsburg (559) 897-5288 hibaZen Wok Fusion (559) 299-7175 chihousesushibar.com 609 E Olive Ave Fresno (559) 442-1277 Flower City Restaurant Limon AsiaStar-TV’s “Best Chinese Take-Out” Peruvian cuisine with Indian, Chinese, 5785 N Palm Ave Fresno (559) 432-2030 and Japanese- 7089 N Marks Ave Fresno (559) 447-1226 limonfresno.com Lee Kitchen Standard Sweets & Spices 37357 Ave 12 Madera (559) 645-6888 Authentic Indian & Grocery store Sushiculture 1819 E Dakota Ave Fresno (559) 241-0645 3189 W Shaw Ave Fresno (559) 227-0277 Ding Ho Kitchen sushiculture.com 3022 W Bullard Ave Fresno Indian Kebab Palace (559) 431-9685 Wide range of Indian cuisine 1552 E Champlain Dr Ste 103 Fresno (559) 374-6070 ikpfresno.com

Chinese

Fusion

Indian

Mexican

Castillo’s Mexican Food 3659 E Ventura Ave Fresno (559) 485-1635 castillosmexicanfood.com

Maria’s Burger Bar Burgers, sandwiches, salads, and more 114 N Gateway Dr Madera (559) 479-8386

Pizza

Casa de Tamales Gourmet, savory, & sweet takes on tamales 609 E Olive Ave Fresno (559) 541-4656 Country Fare Café 4662 E Belmont Ave Fresno (559) 255-9764

Javence Pizzeria Known for the Carne Asada pizza 4305 E Tulare Fresno (559) 374-6412

Sal’s Mexican Restaurant Most awarded local Mexican rest. over 75yrs 2001 W Cleveland Ave Madera (559) 673-7257

BC’s Pizza & Beer Pizza and a huge selection of global beers 1315 Shaw Ave Clovis - bcspizzaandbeer.com

Your Restaurant Here List your restaurant in our food section. Call 559-472-7182

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Happy Hour

Mediterranean Mediterranean Grill & Café 1031 U St Fresno (559) 441-7050 medgrillfresno.com

Sushi Day Saturday Nights - $5 pitcher of Sapporo & Buy one get one free bottled beer 7745 N First St. Fresno (559) 432-1133 sushidayfresno.com

Eureka Burger Berlin Street Grill M-F: 2p-6p, 9p-Close - $2 off draft beers Mediterranean eats from the German streets Wed Half price wine Sat/Sun - $5 bloody 7059 N Cedar Ave Fresno (559) 554-9910 bermary / mimosa weekend linstreetgrill.com 7775 N. Palm Ave Fresno (559) 320-1300

Italian Piemonte’s Italian Delicatessen E Olive Ave Fresno (559) 237-2038

Old Town Saloon Everyday: 2p - 9p - $2.50 bottled beer (domestic and imported) $4 well drinks. Tues-Thurs: $2.50 bottled beer (domestic and imported) $4 well drinks. $1 draft beer, $2 Dos Equis, Corona, Pacifico 450 Clovis Ave (559) 298-4662

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EATS \\ RECIPE

Fighting the Morning Clock? 9 No-Fail Ways to Get Out The Door On Time

(BPT) - As the sun shines through the curtains, you hit the snooze button again. Suddenly you bolt up, realizing you’re running late. You skip breakfast, grab your bag and rush out the door. Stress levels skyrocket and your day has barely begun. The race against the clock at the start of the day is a common problem. Mornings shouldn’t be difficult and certainly not something you dread. To get out the door on time and with a grin on your face, consider these nine no-fail tips. Bedtimes aren’t just for kids: A great morning starts the night before. A regular bedtime is as important for adults as it is for children. Go to bed with the goal of getting seven to nine hours of sleep, as is recommended for adults by the National Sleep Foundation. Use the night prior to your advantage: Mornings flow smoothly when you do a lot of prep work the evening before. That

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means select outfits, pack bags and backpacks, and organize any paperwork before you hit the hay. Stock the fridge for health and convenience: It’s always smart to have delicious and nutritious ingredients in your fridge like fresh fruits, veggies and eggs. Eggs are especially versatile and packed with nutrition. Look for eggs with added nutritional benefits like Eggland’s Best eggs. In a hurry? Try Eggland’s Best Hard-Cooked Peeled Eggs for a ready-to-eat lunch or snack. Meal prep on Sunday: Another fridge-friendly tip is to do Sunday prep for the week. For example, chop up veggie spears or fruits and place in individual containers for easy grab-and-go snack options to pair with your hard-cooked eggs. Learn to love the alarm: Rather than just setting one alarm for waking up, try setting several to

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keep your morning routine on track. For example, set one for when it’s time for breakfast and another as a five-minute warning for departure. Eliminate distractions: The fewer distractions you have, the better your chances of meeting the morning clock. That means resist the urge to check your smartphone or have a rule that the TV remains off until all morning tasks are complete.

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Check it and forget it: It can be highly effective to make a specific list with morning to-do’s for you and your family members. As each task is complete, you get the satisfaction of marking it off your list, plus it keeps the morning moving quickly.

PREPARATION

salt & freshly ground black pepper, to taste 12 Eggland’s Best Eggs (large) 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese 3 green onions, chopped toppings: tortilla chips, salsa, avocado 6 individual-sized containers with lids

1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.

2. On a large baking sheet, place potatoes, peppers and onions in a single layer. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with seasoned salt Adjust your attitude: A positive attitude doesn’t and ground black pepper. Toss until evenly only start your day out on the right foot, it can coated. also help you stay focused so when you’re racing against the clock, you win every time (and 3. Roast for about 30-40 minutes or until powith a smile on your face). tatoes are golden brown and tender, stirring Don’t forgo breakfast: The most important and rotating pan halfway through cooking. meal of the day doesn’t have to take a lot of time. Make-ahead breakfasts and easy recipes 4. Meanwhile, crack Eggland’s Best eggs into are your key to a delicious morning without a large bowl, then season with salt and pepper and whisk until smooth. running late. These delicious Make Ahead Breakfast Bowls will fuel your family throughout the day with superior nutrition. By choosing Eggland’s Best eggs, you get six times more vitamin D, 25 percent less saturated fat, more than double the omega-3s and vitamin B12, and 10 times more vitamin E than ordinary eggs.

Make Ahead Breakfast Bowls

5. Heat a large skillet over medium heat, then spray with nonstick spray and add eggs. 6. Scramble until the eggs are just barely cooked through and still slightly glossy, then scoop onto a plate and set aside. 7. Divide the potatoes and scrambled eggs evenly between the containers, then set aside to cool.

INGREDIENTS

8. Once cool, sprinkle with cheese and green 2 lbs Yukon gold potatoes, chopped into onions, then cover and refrigerate. Freeze any portions that aren’t eaten within three days. 1-inch cubes 1 green pepper, seeded then chopped into 9. To reheat from frozen: microwave for 1 1/2 1-inch chunks minutes, then stir and continue microwaving 1 onion, chopped until food is reheated, stirring between intervals. Top with optional toppings, then serve. 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil

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AM - 9 PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. challenges you to create a 3-5 short film in under 12 hours on Saturday, September 30 from 9am to 9pm! Films will be judged and cash prizes will be awarded at a special screening event on Thursday, October 5 at 6pm at CMAC. $500 for 1st prize, $250 for 2nd prize, and $100 for 3rd prize. Films will be judged on quality, not how fast you finish it. This competition is open to the public. A limited amount of video production equipment will be available to certified CMAC members (you can become a member at http://cmac.tv/). Special elements are required to be in your short film. These elements (could be a theme, action, or prop) will be announced at the beginning of suggested donation at the the race, Saturday, September Central Valley Lioness Lions door. No one turned away 30 at 9am. Club is sponsering Selma for lack of funds. DJs Photo Booth Art for sale Roaring Brewfest! Beer, Food Slice of Comedy Headlining & Music! Music with Prestige Nick Petrillo Saturday, Sepbegins at 6:00 p.m. 21 and Dolores Screening Sep tember 30 at 8 PM - 10 PM Di older event. Tickets $35.00 22 at 7 PM to Sep 28 at 10 MAGIC MEN Thursday, Sep- Cicco’s Italian Restaurant 408 #loveprestigeband www.presPM Maya Cinemas Fresno tember 28 at 7 PM - 10 PM Clovis Ave, Clovis. tigeband.net 3090 East Campus Pointe Visalia Convention Center 303 Drive, Fresno. See the film, E. Acequia, Visalia. visaliatix. Harvest Hoedown Saturday, 2017 Harvest Moon Music directed by Peter Bratt, showare.com September 30 at 6 PM - 11 Festival Saturday, September about Dolores Huerta. She is PM Madera District Fair 1850 23 at 3 PM 11 PM Downtown among the most important, Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Fri- W Cleveland Ave, Madera Kingsburg. Live bands, aweyet least known, activists in day, September 29 at 7:30 PM Support Madera Community some local food trucks, and American history. An equal - 10:30 PM Save Mart Center Hospital and Foundation. fun for all ages! We will have partner in co-founding the 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Rib Ticklin’ BBQ with all the a beer garden and cornhole first farm workers unions with www.thatslivetickets.com Fixin’s Dancing to Cadillac tournaments for the adults. Cesar Chavez, her enormous And petting zoos and bounce Cowboys Live & Silent Auction contributions have gone Opening Night - Haunted Advance ticket purchases only largely unrecognized. Dolores houses for the kids. House Friday, September 29 - $65.00 per person. tirelessly led the fight for racial at 7 PM - 11 PM Snellings Sbakke@MaderaHospital.org Livingston Sweet Potato and labor justice alongside Ranch of Horrors 15080 N Festival Sep 22 at 3 PM to Chavez, becoming one of the Snelling Road, Snelling Craftapalooza Handmade most defiant feminists of the Sep 24 at 11 PM 2600 Walnut Ave, Livingston here will be a Harvest Sat. Sept 30th | 3pm twentieth century—and she Light of Hope Benefit Dinner -8pm | Tioga-Sequoia Brewing continues the fight to this day, carnival, live bands, entertainSaturday, September 30 at 6 Company We’re booking now ment, Pro Wrestling, Lucha at 87. PM - 10 PM West Hills College so if you’re an independant Libre, A Corn Hole Tourna Golden Arena Gym 555 Colhandmade crafter, artist ment, Kid Zone, Recipe ConImPARalbles Saturday, lege Dr, Lemoore. or musician, please email tests, Sweet Potato Education September 23 at 6 PM - 9 PM Exhibit, Real Camels, Farmers Visalia Fox Theatre 308 W Pistachio Party at the FarmMain St, Visalia. Market, Culinary Exhibit and ers Market Friday, September numerous activities geared 29 at 5:30 PM - 9 PM Clovis. towards sweet potatoes. Every Taco Throwdown at Farmers food vendor will have a sweet Market Saturday, September The Martial Artists and Acpotato specialty item. 23 at 5 PM - 9 PM Downtown robats of Tianjin China Friday, Sanger September 29 at 7:30 PM Janet Jackson Sunday, - 10 PM Tower Theatre 815 E September 24 at 8 PM 11 Syrian Families Settling in Olive Ave, Fresno. It is one of PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Fresno: Memories from Home the best acrobatic troupes in Shaw Ave, Fresno. centerfresSaturday, September 23 at China with over one hundred no.com 6 PM - 8 PM Collect coffee acrobatic, magical and martial bar 3142 E. Campus Pointe arts performers. With novelty Antiques & Collectibles Fair Dr., Fresno. Discovering and and superior techniques, the & British Car Roundup Sunday Decolonizing Shared Histoacrobatic troupe is favored September 24, 2017 8:00 am ries” - a fundraiser for Syrian by the audiences all over the to 4:00 pm The Streets of Old refugees world. Town Clovis All or Nothing Professional CMAC 12 Hour Film Race An Underground Picnic To Boxing at the Valdez Hall next Saturday, September 30 at 9 Benefit Woodward Shaketo the Selland Arena Saturday September 23rd. The main event featuring Fresno’s own MIKE RUIZ JR ranked #13th by the NABA & NABF VS JONATHAN TORRES from GuadaPepper - Tribal Seeds Thurs- lajara, Jalisco. Plus five more exciting boxing matches ITS day, September 21 at 7 PM ALL OR NOTHING Doors open - 10 PM Vina Robles Amphiat 6 & matches start at 7. Ticktheatre 3800 Mill Rd, Paso ets: https://www1.ticketmasRobles. ter.com/event/1C005307ADF28A5A Fresh Lounge Friday, Sep tember 22 at 8 PM - 11 PM Dakota Crossing Live At CouFres.Co 1918 Fresno Street, Fresno. Community x Cumbia gar Country BBQ ‘17 Saturday, September 23 at 5:30 PM - 11 x Hip Hop x Libations Join PM Clovis Rodeo Fairgrounds us in celebrating the end of summer with chill music, fresh drinks and community. Dress Prestige at Selma Roaring cute, bring a boo, friend and/ BrewFest Saturday, Septemor family and come through to ber 23 at 6 PM - 9 PM Pioneer Village 1880 Art Gonzales be in community and support your local grassroots art Pkwy, Selma. This is going to be a great time! space. 21+ event. $5 dollar

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speare Festival Thursday, August 24 Woodward Park 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno. Ticket Information www.universe. com Workshop: Studio Production September 26 – September 28 CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. How to produce a show in the CMAC television studio. Hands-on experience needed to safely operate a video camera in our studio. Also practical skills on the video switcher, audio board, teleprompter, and simple graphics. The Studio Production workshop requires a CMAC membership (https:// cmac.tv/membership/) and completion of the CMAC Orientation (http://cmac.tv/workshops/online-orientation/).

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CenCalVia OPEN STREETS EVENT OCTOBER 1ST by Edna Pedroza | Graphic Designer edna.o.pedroza@gmail.com

he Fresno County Bicycle Coalition is hosting CenCalVia Open Streets Event Sunday, October 1st. So, what is a CenCalVia Open Streets Event? Well, the concept of this movement started in Bogota Columbia in the 1970’s as Ciclovia (Spanish term for a cycleway, a permanent bike path or area closed off to automobiles). It was a way to bring a community together by getting folks out to play in a space closed off to vehicles so that cyclists, runners, skaters, and pedestrians could feel safe to be active

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Save the date and come out Sunday, October promotes economic development by and have fun in an otherwise 1st where Ventura Avenue will again be bringing residents to commercial district hazardous area. Since that closed off to automobiles between First areas. Whether in small towns or big movement in Bogota, the cities, Open Streets events get residents and Cedar Streets between 11a and open streets concept has been out to have some fun and take notice of 3p. For more information an event held all over the businesses that they did not previously go to cencalvia.org or find world, and many cities in patronize. the event on Facebook at the U.S. host these every year. Los Angeles hosts Cencalvia Fresno. • Public Health - CenCalVia will advance CicLAvia; San Francisco public health by promoting physical has Sunday Streets, Why CenCalVia is rad activity, addressing obesity and reducing San Jose with their for Fresno: health problems associated with the ‘CalleSJ’ and your lack of exercise. Open Streets events very own Fresno has • Environmental encourage families to “unplug” and CenCalVia. ImpactCenCalvia enjoy physical activity and healthy L a s t s u p p o r t s eating together. FCBC partnered with year over 1,000 environmental organizations like Oooobi Fresno, and Fresno residents sustainability Cultiva La Salud to promote nutrition participated in by encouraging and access to fresh, local produce that is the first-ever residents to leave convenient and affordable. CenCalVia Open their vehicles Streets Event. A one-mile behind and ride stretch of road on Ventura their bicycles, walk, or take • Social Justice - CenCalVia promotes social equity by implementing Avenue, between First and Cedar a bus. CenCalVia also provides the event in a socioeconomically Streets, was closed off to automobiles interactive information promoting challenged neighborhood of Fresno and it was where the community came environmental awareness about the and bringing people together from together to bike, walk, dance and skate in a “Heat Island Impact” and what they can diverse socioeconomic, ethnic, and 4-hour pop-up park, open streets style event. do to improve the air quality in the San Joaquin Valley. demographic areas. This year FCBC is back to bring you this free, family-friendly and rad experience. You don’t want to miss out on this year’s CenCalVia. • Economic Development - CenCalVia Visit www.cencalvia.org for more info.

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CALENDAR Beautiful: the Carole King Musical Tuesday, October 24 at 7:30 PM Saroyan Theatre 700 M St, Fresno. A Gentleman’s Guide To Love and Murder (Touring) Tuesday, November 28 at 7:30 PM Saroyan Theatre 700 M St, Fresno

The Discovery Center 1944 N Furry Fall Festival Sunday, Madera. This is a kiddo friendWinery Ave, Fresno October 8 at 1 PM - 5 PM ly event! Kids 12 and under Valley Animal Center 3934 N are FREE Hayston Ave, Fresno. Come 22nd Annual Kid’s Fest Art Hop Thursday, 5-8pm enjoy a fun afternoon with the An Evening of Magic & Jungle Jamboree Saturday, ArtHop occurs every 1st and whole family, including your October 14 at 12 PM - 4 PM Comedy Wednesday, October 3rd Thursday of each month. pup at Valley Animal Center! Holmes Playground 212 S. 18 at 6 PM - 9:30 PM Roger It’s one of the most active The carnival atmosphere will Rocka’s Dinner Theater 1226 First Street, Fresno. Free and successful programs Admission & Activities For All be full of fun activities for kids N Wishon Ave, Fresno. We organized by the Fresno of all ages, pet costume con- are very excited to debut the Ages! Information Booths Arts Council. Art lovers and stest, a petting zoo and much Fresno Magic Clubs very first Contests Entertainment enthusiasts from all walks of Carnival Games Crafts Bounce more! Admission is only $5, fundraiser show. The Fresno life flock downtown Fresno Houses Concessions Stands & kids under 3 years of age are Magic Club Strives to continuand the Tower District on the free! Visit www.valleyanimal. More! ally promote the art of Magic first Thursday of each month, org/festival for your tickets and provide resources to our and the rest of ArtHop venues Visalia Adventure park. today! Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo Live members to aid in learning the in the Fresno metro areas Arcade, Family Track, Lazer Tuesday, October 17 at 7 PM wonderful performance art of on third Thursdays, to meet Tag, Batting Cages and more Merced Theatre 301 W Main Octoberfest Craft Beer Fes- Magic. NIGHT OF THE LIVING and greet with the artists and 5600 W Cypress Ave, Visalia, St, Merced. Observe, meet DEAD (1968) Wednesday tival Saturday, October 14 at enjoy the reception and music. 93277, 559-635-7275 October 11, 2017 6:30pm and interact with an eye-pop- 2 PM - 6 PM Civic Center Park Bully BOO! Walk 2017 Museums, studios, galleries Tickets only $5.00 Visalia Fox 113 Court St, Hanford. Sunday, October 22 at 8 ping collection of amazingly and other venues open their Theatre 308 W. Main St.Visa- On Friday, Sept 29th & life-like dinosaurs and other AM - 12 PM Woodward Park exhibitions to the public at lia. 559.625.1369 foxvisalia. Saturday, Sept 30th, 2017, creatures presented in a the- 144th Fighter Wing Open 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno. 5:00 p.m. and run the free org Film synopsis: A disparate Community Partners 4 ReHouse Saturday, October 14 atrical performance. Get your walking shoes ready event until 8:00 p.m. covery (CP4R) will be holding group of individuals takes at 11 AM - 3 PM 144th Fighter and help raise awareness for refuge in an abandoned house the 12th annual SoberStock Wing 5323 E McKinley Ave, Shopkins Live! Shop It Up! bully-breeds and responsible October Art Hop at Frank’s at Eaton Plaza as part of when corpses begin to leave Tuesday, November 14 at 6:30 Fresno. Follow on Facebook dog owners everywhere! Dress Place Thursday, October 5 at 6 National Recovery Month! the graveyard in search of for details @144thFighterWing your doggie up in their best PM - 8:30 PM Warnors ThePM Frank’s Place 1432 Fulton fresh human bodies to devour. This is a FREE event, so invite atre 1412 Fulton St, Fresno Halloween costume! After the St, Fresno. 6pm-8pm your friends and family. There Harvest Festival Saturday, walk, take your dog around Art featured by Mean Muggin will also be guest speakers, Asian Pacific Islander Film October 14 at 3 PM - 9 PM In- trick-or-treating at the great Eddy Lee @eddyleeart (instaa classic car show presented Festival October 20 5pm ternational Agri-Center 4500 S vendor booths. Get your photo gram) Free Admission for all by Feed My Sheep Ministry, Fresno State 5241 N Maple Laspina St, Tulare. Live Music taken at the photo booth and ages $2 admission 8pmAve, Fresno. For more details information booths from comCarnival Games Hay Rides join in the Costume Contest 12am Live Music on the film visit their website: munity partners, testimonials The Fresno High Flea Satur- Food Trucks, Beer & Sweet with celebrity guest judges! http://www.framebyframethe- and much more! Eaton Plaza day, October 7 at 10 AM - 2 Treats Boutique & Vendor ALL DOGS ARE WELCOME! All Save the date!! Art & Soul film.com/ 2400 Fresno St, Fresno PM Fresno High School 1839 Shopping Pumpkin Patch, proceeds benefit the Fresno Arts Symposium Saturday, Oc N Echo Ave, Fresno A special courtesy of McKellar Family Bully Rescue. Sign up online tober 7 at 9 AM - 3 PM Show PAW Patrol Live!: Race to monthly market that showFEAR FRIDAY’S: THE Farms fresnobullyrescue.org Kepler Neighborhood School SHINING (1980) FILM Friday, the Rescue Sunday, October cases the finest hand made 1462 Broadway St, Fresno. October 20 at 8 PM The Crest 8 at 10 AM Saroyan Theatre goods, vintage items, tag sale Haunted House, provided by The Haunted Yard - A 3 Night Art and Soul is a one day Theatre 1170 Broadway Plaza, 700 M St, Fresno. stalls, and delicious treats. Mission Oak High School Spooktacular Event For All! Symposium for artists to meet Fresno. The Fresno High Flea will be and SO MUCH MORE! When: October 26, 27, 28 and collaborate, performers to Join us for our 3rd annual Fall held the first saturday of the Admission is $5, or bring 3 Haunted Tours: $2 per person be showcased, and instructors Rocky Horror Picture Show Fest! Friday, October 13 at 6 month in the spacious lot on cans of food to benefit The Time: 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM to share their knowledge of art Movie Screening Friday, Octo- PM - 9 PM We will have a pet- the corner of McKinley and Salvation Army. Also, kids 6 Located at: Ted C. Wills Comrelated business practices. . ber 20 at 9:30 PM - 11:15 PM ting zoo, music, games,candy, Echo. FREE to attend. We are & under, kids in costume, munity Center Now Recruiting: The breakout sessions provide Civic Center Auditorium 400 N a mad scientist lab, movie and always accepting new vendors, and kids in their youth sports Ghost, witches, zombies, writers, actors, musicians, Douty St, Hanford characters! Don’t forget your food trucks and musicians. league jersey all get in for clowns, pirates, and more at dancers, and visual artists costumes for parade and con- FREE! www.parcsonline.fresno.gov with an opportunity to netFallen Heroes 2nd Annual Aventurera Sunday, October test! Buy your tickets online work, share ideas and plan Car Show Saturday, October 7 Madera & Fresno Comic Con 22 at 7 PM - 10 PM Warnors at thediscoverycenter.net or for the future. www.eventbrite. Calling All Promotors We’ll inside the museum! *Movie at 10 AM - 4 PM Sierra Vista Theatre 1400 Fulton Street, 2017 Sunday, October 15 at com design, print and distribute. will start at 7:30 pm, bring Mall 1050 Shaw Ave, Clovis. 11 AM - 5 PM St. Joachim Fresno. 559-472-7182 your lawn chairs and blankets. School of Madera 310 N I St,

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International Sailor Moon Day Saturday, October 21 at 10 AM - 6 PM Woodward Park 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno.AniMe Con in collaboration with CASERPLOY This is the first event of it’s kind in the Central Valley. International Sailor Moon Day is about celebrating Sailor Moon and it’s legacy and just the joy it brought to their fans worldwide.

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CALENDAR Meux Home Museum Tours B - The Underwater Bubble Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays Show Wednesday, November 12:00pm-3:00pm 1007 R 1 at 7 PM - 10 PM Tower TheSt. at Tulare Fresno, 93721 atre 815 E Olive Ave, Fresno The Meux Home Museum recaptures the flavor of VicFresno Collectors Expo torian Fresno by presenting Saturday, November 4 at 10 a middle-class residence AM - 6 PM Manchester Center furnished in the period, as a 1901 E Shields Ave, Fresno representative house muse um. A costumed docent will lead you on a one hour tour of this restored urban dwelling of the 1890’s. The Meux home Project Survival’s Cat Haven was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on Twilight Tour Saturday, October January 14, 1975. 7 at 5 PM Twilight Tours are an adults-only event (16yrs and Cherry Avenue Auction Every older) held just two evenings Saturday & Tuesday 6:00am- per year. You are treated to a fantastic dinner and dessert. 3:00pm Cherry Avenue Everyone has the opportunity Auction 4640 S. Cherry Ave. Fresno, 93706 www.cherryav- to free-walk the trail at your enueauction.com leisure as there is a docent at every enclosure to answer any questions.

Special Events

CoalingaFest 2017 Saturday, October 7 at 12 PM - 9 PM Coalinga Chamber of Commerce 265 W Elm Ave, Coalinga. celebrating all that is great about Coalinga with food, music, local entertainment, craft booths, vendors, beer garden, DJ, dancing and so much more. First Annual Witch Walk Friday, October 13 at 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Kaweah Delta Exeter Health Clinic 1014 San Juan Ave, Exeter. PROCEEDS GO TO THE LOST GIRLS FUND (providing free mammograms for women who are uninsured or underinsured and cannot afford them). Register early to guarantee your shirt/size kaweahdelta.org/witchwalk Check in 5:00pm Ave, Exeter. (559) 624-5283.

Mariposa Go West Festival 9/26 Creative Writing 1-2:30pm Palm Village Senior Saturday, October 14 at 10 AM - 6 PM Downtown Maripo- Network 7638 N. Ingram, sa 4455 State Highway 49 S, Suite 111A, Fresno. (559) Mariposa. gunfighters, an Indi- 346-7662 or (559) 916-3078 an village, gold panning com- petitions, vendors, music, line 9/27 Book Club 10:30am dancing and other fun-for-the- Palm Village Senior Network 7638 N. Ingram, Suite 111A, whole-family events. Visitors will also have the opportunity Fresno. (559) 346-7662 or to visit the Mariposa Museum (559) 916-3078 and History Center. Docents in 1800s period costume will be Fall Rummage Sale Thurson hand to answer questions. day, October 5 at 8 AM - 12 PM Clovis Senior Activity Check out our website for Center 850 4th St, Clovis more details https://www. mariposagowestfestival.com/ Deathworkz Halloween Festival 27th-29th Stanislaus County Fair 900 N Broadway, Fallen Heroes 2nd Annual Turlock. Visit www.Deathworkz.com and click on “DWZ Car Show Saturday, October 7 Events” for more information. at 10 AM - 4 PM Sierra Vista Mall 1050 Shaw Ave, Clovis. Trunk-or-Treat at Valley Bulldog Football: vs. New Dream Center Tuesday, Mexico (Homecoming Game) October 31 at 5 PM - 7 PM Saturday, October 14 at 7 PM Valley Dream Center 1835 North Winery Ave., Fresno. Our - 10:30 PM Bulldog Stadium 1600 E. Bulldog Lane, Fresno. parking lot will be filled with dozens of cars, vans, trucks, 22nd Annual Kid’s Fest SUV’s, and motorcycles that Jungle Jamboree Saturday, are festively decorated just for the season. Sponsors and October 14 at 12 PM - 4 PM volunteers will pass out candy Holmes Playground 212 S. First Street, Fresno. Free and goodies from the trunks of vehicles while families enjoy Admission & Activities For All music, games, activities and Ages! Information Booths Contests Entertainment crafts. Carnival Games Crafts Bounce Houses -Concessions Stands Vibe Seafood & Crab Fest & More! Wear your Halloween Saturday, November 4 at 3 PM - 8 PM Bitwise Industries Costume!

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The Green, Durand Jones Friday, October 6 at 7 PM - 11:30 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages! Tickets http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/ sale/SaleEventDetail?eventId=7627615&dispatch=loadSelectionData Gavin DeGraw Monday, October 9 at 7:30 PM - 10:30 PM Turlock Community Theatre 1574 E Canal Dr, Turlock Ice Cube Tuesday, October 10 at 7 PM The Big Fresno Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno. Brian Wilson presents Pet Sounds – The Final Performances Thursday, October 12 at 7 PM - 8 PM The Big Fresno Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno Cafe Tacvba Friday, October 13 at 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM Woodward Park Rotary Amphitheater Fresno. All ages tickets http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/ sale/SaleEventDetail?eventId=7385825&dispatch=loadSelectionData, SBI, and at Strummer’s during regular business hours! Tastemakers 2017 Saturday, October 14 at 5 PM - 10 PM Visalia Rawhide 300 N Giddings St, Visalia.

Nothing But Thieves, Airways Sunday, October 15 at 7 PM 11:30 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages! 700 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. The purpose of the Sea Food UNLV at Fresno State Sat 10/28/17 Bulldog Stadium Ramon Ayala Sunday, OctoFestival is to highlight and 1600 Bulldog Ln. Fresno ber 15 at 7 PM - 8 PM The Big bring awareness to Small Fresno Fair 1121 S Chance Local owned Restaurants Ave, Fresno and Businesses in the Fresno Bulldog Football: vs. BYU area, also creating a platform (Salute to Services) Saturday, November 4 at 4 PM - 7:30 Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull for Adults and Students so PM Bulldog Stadium 1600 E. Friday, October 20 at 7:30 they can come and retrieve PM Save Mart Center 2650 E life changing knowledge as it Bulldog Lane, Fresno Shaw Ave, Fresno relates to Health & Wellness, Boise State at Fresno State Technology, Family InterSat 11/25/17 at 12:30pm Air1 Positive Hits Thursday, vention, Financial Literacy, Bulldog Stadium 1600 Bulldog October 26 at 7 PM - 9 PM Professional Career Building and Workforce development. Ln. Fresno Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. 2017 Autumn / Holiday Open Andre Rieu Thursday, OctoHouse ~ Cat House on the ber 26 at 8 PM - 11 PM SelKings The Cat House On The land Arena 700 M St, Fresno. Kings.com 7120 S Kings River Jeremy Camp, Big Daddy Rd, Parlier. guided tours of our Weave, & More Thursday, 12-acre cat rescue and sanc- October 5 at 6:30 PM - 10 PM E-40 at Full Circle Saturday, October 28 at 7 PM - 12 AM tuary along the Kings River The Big Fresno Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno. Full Circle Brewing Co. 620 F St, Fresno EventBrite: http:// Chicago Friday, October 6 at bit.ly/2xVRyHk All Ages || $25 Early Bird || Gates Open at 7 PM - 8 PM The Big Fresno 7pm Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Fres9/25 Bridge 1-3pm Palm Village Senior Network 7638 no. To buy your tickets or see Jay-Z Wednesday, November N. Ingram, Suite 111A, Fresno. the full Table Mountain Casino 1 at 7 PM - 10 PM Save Mart (559) 346-7662 or (559) 916- Concert Series line-up, www. Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, fresnofair.com/concert-series3078 Fresno. paul-paul

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CALENDAR Bruno Mars Thursday, November 2 at 8 PM - 11 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. ConcertWith.Me - http://cwm. io/763b3b Winter Jam 2017 Lecrae, Mac Powell, Andy Mineo, Building 429, Moriah Peters Feat. Trala, Family Force Five, NewSong, Nick Hall, Westover, Mallary Hope. Sunday, November 12 at 6 PM - 10 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno 98 Degrees Thursday, November 16 at 6 PM - 9 PM Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino 17225 Jersey Avenue, Lemoore 2017 Battle Of The DJs Nov 25 at 12 PM to Nov 26 at 12 AM Azteca Theater 838 F St, Fresno

Fielding West’s Comedy & Magic Show Friday, October 6 network television appearances include A&E’s An Evening At The Improv, Caroline’s Comedy Hour, NBC’s World’s Greatest Magic. TWO Shows: 8:00PM (doors open at 7:30PM) 10:00PM (Doors open at 9:45PM) Tickets on Sale Now $10 Only $5 with a Chukchansi WWW.FIELDINGWEST.COM

the door $15/person pending availability. This Comedy Show is not for the light hearted: Mature audiences only, 18+. Free Parking. Food & drinks available for purchase at the event. More: https://basslakecomedyshowoct13.eventbrite. com/

Canine Classic with special endar.html Event Info: (559) 636-9463 The Cellar Door guest Shorty Rossi Sunday, 101 W. Main St. Visalia October 29 at 11 AM - 4 PM ApCal 32749 Avenue 7, Social Fridays @imperiofresMadera. $10 @ the door, no! Good Vibes This & Every Proceeds Benefitting Fresno Weekend. Don’t Miss Out on Bully Rescue Apcal is a 21+ Only Venue No these great drink specials outside food or drinks please Drink Specials before 11pm $3 Budlights $5 AMFs $7 Wine Tasting Food/Tasting J. Remy 1738 SHOTS ONLY Sorrenti Wine Bar in the Sierra 3950 N Cedar Ave Fresno, California. Nut House hosts daily wine tastings, with appetizers and full menu items. (559) 4324023 Sierra Nut House 7901 N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno, 93720 Daily 8am-8pm Hurricane Relief Concert Monday, September 25 at 6 The Salsa Tuesdays Latin/ Salsa, Ballroom Salsa Dance PM - 9:30 PM Exeter Union Lessons start at 8 pm; music High School - Exeter, California and dancing follow every Tues- 505 Rocky Hill Dr, Exeter. Exeter music department is day night at The Cellar Door. giving a benefit concert for Beginners’ lessons run from 8-8:45 pm, advanced lessons Hurricane Relief proceeds gofrom 8:45-9:30 pm, and dancing to Irma and Harvey victims ing follows. All dabce lessons cost : adults $10 students and are free with admission. www. children $5.

The Spook Halloween Bash Saturday, October 28 at 9 PM - 4 AM Mezcal Lounge 1310 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. 7 Hours of Music, 3 Djs, Halloween Costume Contest & More. Dash Berlin in Fresno - HalClovis Wine Walk Saturday, loween Weekend First EVER October 7 at 5 PM - 8:30 PM Fresno Appearance, it will sellOld Town Clovis 456 Clovis out! Saturday, October 28th Ave, Ste 2, Clovis. 18+ w/ Bars Available for 21+ Comedy Show at Bass Lake Halloween Party At ChukFriday, October 13 at 7 PM chansi 28th 9 PM - 1 AM 10 PM The Pines Resort, Bass CHUKCHANSI GOLD RESORT Lake 54432 Road 432, Bass & CASINO 711 Lucky Ln, Lake. Catch a healthy dose of Coarsegold Calling All Promotors We’ll laughs at Bass Lake. Tickets design, print and distribute. sold online $10/person or at FRESNOFLYER.COM cellardoor101.com/event-cal559-472-7182

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Breakfast Fundraiser for Hurricane Relief Saturday, October 7 at 9 AM - 12 PM Clovis Boys & Girls Club 2833 Helm Ave, Clovis. Steak n’ Shake, the Clovis Boys and Girls club have partnered for a breakfast fundraiser for hurricane relief . To Go boxes will also be provided for those who would like to just pick up and go! 9am-12pm Cost: donation First 1200 people Valley Dream Center Thrift Store Rummage Sale Saturday, October 7 at 7:30 AM - 1 PM Valley Dream Center Thrift Store 4649 E Shields Ave, Fresno. Come join us for bargains, food and fun! Men and women’s clothes, shoes, housewares, electronics, toys, books, kids clothes, collectables, accessories and much more! Come and shop-till-youdrop! All precedes benefit Valley Dream Center programs.

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