Fresno Flyer Vol 3 No 1 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE Hi. Did you miss us? You’ve probably noticed by now that we’ve changed something after four years of a grueling biweekly schedule, we’ve decided to condense our print to once a month. The decision came on like a light bulb, at a moment when the Publisher and I had a chance to breathe between issues. Running this paper has felt like we’ve been sprinting for four years without much of a break - one issue prints, we deliver across two counties, spend a couple days updating our online platforms, then go right back to writing, coordinating, and designing the next issue, print, deliver, … rinse and repeat for four years. Not a lousy tempo for a full-sized staff, but when you’ve only ever been volunteer-based with more fingers on one hand than full-time support, it’s a monumental feat to accomplish. Developing any longterm project, business or otherwise is more like a marathon than a sprint. Solid foundations are built with careful, concrete step-by-step decisions. We certainly can’t gas out now, there’s still so much more work to be done. And in all this time, we’ve been making changes based on what we thought was best for the Flyer and its readers. It never occurred to us that at some point it might clash with our advertisers - something we learned over two years ago when we changed

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the paper’s name - but it helped us figure out a fundamental truth about ourselves. We didn’t want advertisers deciding our future and what kind of publication we were going to become - the shape of this paper will reflect the needs of the community, what the readers want, and lastly, what we think is essential. We’ve had advertisers make a stink over the fact that we wanted to start printing cover artwork because it made our front page unavailable for purchase. Some even fought the idea of our becoming an editorial because they believed that their demographic “doesn’t read articles.” The line in the sand, however, came when a business threatened not to work with us because we proudly covered the LGBTQ community’s Rainbow Pride Parade in Fresno. In our heart of hearts, all we want to achieve with the Flyer is connectivity. Some badass and amazingly original things are happening ALL THE TIME in the Central Valley, and we want to support it by sharing it with you guys - the community. Printing monthly instead of biweekly gives us the flexibility we need to keep on keepin’ on for the long haul and to provide issues jampacked with quality content that uplifts, serves, supports, and informs. That’s it. Oh, and to have a whole lot of fun while doing it, of course.

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onstruction for the California highspeed rail closes roads leading into Chinatown, shutting off access for potential customers to businesses for a staggering minimum of 2 years. Ventura Ave, another primary connection to the downtown area is next on the schedule to close. Poised as one of the longest standing fixtures in Fresno’s Chinatown is Central Fish Co. Established in 1950, the family-owned business has seen the rise and decline of the once prominent and bustling downtown neighborhood – but even as the area has become an afterthought in the minds of many Fresno residents, Central Fish Co remains proudly as a cornerstone in Chinatown’s community. The fish market opened its doors just a few buildings away from their current location as a Japanese grocery store with no more than 1,000 sq ft – roughly the size of the restaurant area in their store today. As Chinatown saw rampant growth, so did the little grocery store and the need to expand soon followed in 1979. At the time, many urged the owners to move their business north, but Central Fish chose to stick with their community and moved into the much larger building that they still occupy today. “You know, we call it Chinatown for maybe, tradition’s sake but there are not many Chinese businesses in Chinatown. If anything, it should be Japantown,” shares Morgan Doizaki, Owner, and Operator of Central Fish Co, “The reason why Central Fish is [located] where it is, is because of the Buddhist temple that had been here since the early 1900s. We also have the Komoto building across the street, Union Bank which is still Japanese-owned … So, from Central Fish to the Temple, it’s a very Japanese street. Being part of a Japanese community is something I take pride in.” The Buddhist Temple moved their congregation to North Fresno in 2011. The decision has not only impacted the Japanese community on a deep and emotional level but economically as well. It was not uncommon for Central Fish to see over one hundred temple members in their store every Sunday. Losing hundreds of patrons every month was a considerable blow, and situa-

THE ANCHOR OF CHINATOWN tions only worsened at the closing of Kern and Tulare St to make way for the high-Speed rail construction. These main roads act as a bridge to Chinatown from the main center of downtown Fresno. Traffic is undoubtedly rerouted, but those less familiar with the area will have found a maze to reach Chinatown businesses rather than the straight-shot entry the roads initially provided. The closure also thwarts pedestrians, choking off even the well-established foot traffic of working professionals to Central Fish for lunch. Concerns only continue to deepen over the projected closing of Ventura Ave, which now acts as a detour for the blocked

off Kern St, leaving only Fresno St to serve as the main entrance to Chinatown. The streets will remain closed during the construction of the high-speed rail which is estimated to last at least 2 years. “They said the high-speed rail is not going to be ready until 2027, that’s a long time to wait. We [still] haven’t seen the worst of what’s about to happen. I look forward to the future, but the present is very serious,” says Doizaki. To help ease their plight, Central Fish has partnered up with other local Chinatown businesses to form ‘The Chinatown Fresno Foundation’ which is working to re-

ceive funding from either the high-speed rail or the city to help them through these transitionary years. A reasonable conclusion would be for the City of Fresno to make some kind of accommodating adjustment to the closures, but the decision doesn’t lay with them. The orders are coming down from much further up and outside even the state of California; Union Pacific Railroad. “In my opinion, Union Pacific is making life very difficult. No city planner would shut down what they shut down to affect Chinatown, but somebody who lives in Kansas is making decisions. I talk to people from the City and the County and even the high-speed rail, and they say this is one of the worst plans that was [obviously] not thought through,” explains Doizaki.

More Than A Fish Market The common misconception is that Central Fish is strictly a wholesaler, not open to the public. On the contrary, Central Fish Co provides a grocery store complete with fresh produce, specialty items such as Hawaiian and Cajun products, a fish counter, a smallscale restaurant and even a Daiso, all available to the general public. Daiso, a famous Japanese dollar store, is located up the stairs just to the left of the fish counter and everything is under $2. The restaurant portion of the store hasn’t changed its core menu of fish n’ chips, noodles, and chicken bowls since 1979. They do, however, add specials throughout the year depending on the season to include salmon (sockeye, coho, wild), halibut, and crab all available fresh from their in-house fish market.

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Years have come and gone since Chinatown was last considered one of the most active and lively areas of Fresno. As the memories become shorter, fewer and further between, Chinatown has become a ghost in the minds of everyone else. But for those who live in its wake every day, there is a sadness and a glimmer of hope. Even though the traffic is lighter, and the faded markings of businesses long gone serve as a reminder of its former glory, the beauty of the neighborhood’s diversity, resiliency, and sense of community serves as a beacon to ensuring the survival of Chinatown long enough for it to see its own revitalization. Doizaki asks that people “Support Central Fish during this rough time – we’re trying to make the best out of a tough situation. Business is definitely down. Get the word out and support the Chinatown community.” --Central Fish is located at 1535 Kern St, at the corner of G St and Kern, open seven days a week from 9a to 6:30p Sunday through Thursday and til 7p Friday and Saturday. | FRESNO FLYER |

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SPOTLIGHT \\ GREEK FEST

Fresno Greek Fest 58 years of Food, Fun, and Festivities! Fresno Greek Fest now has 3 new acres of shade!

ow one of the largest Greek Festivals in California, the Fresno Greek Fest draws visitors from across the state and beyond. Always the last weekend before Labor Day, it begins Friday evening and runs through Sunday evening. Each year the parishioners meet at the first of the New Year to start planning improvements and crafting the game plan that will feed and entertain a crowd that has grown to over 24,000 in attendance. While most visitors would agree, “it’s all about the food,” the festival indeed offers something for everyone. A good starting place is the docent-led tour of the St. George Greek Orthodox Church. Recently renovated stained glass, murals, and iconography are stunning, and it is truly one of the architectural and cultural treasures of Fresno. St. George Greek Orthodox Church of Fresno has a membership of approximately 250 families. Fresno’s Greek community founded the Church in the 1920s and welcomes all that wish to worship. Current membership is comprised of 40 percent Greek-Americans with the remaining 60 percent consisting of Romanian, Lebanese, Armenian and other ethnicities. Proceeds

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from the Greek Fest will go to a variety of organizations; a neighborhood food pantry, children with cancer, prison ministry and the needy worldwide. St. George Greek Orthodox Church is a 501(c) (3) within the umbrella of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco. The Main Hall features a variety of Greek standards such as moussaka, spanikopita, and lamb shanks, while the Mega Tent has offerings to please any palate. Gyros, feta fries, souvlaki, loukaniko (a homemade Greek sausage made with orange peel-delicious!) plus Greek salad, appetizers and so much more cause for difficult decisions. But leave room for the pastries! There’s a myriad of choices- from traditional Baklava to Galaktoboureko,( a filo-wrapped, custard filled piece of heaven) or the “can’t eat just one” loukoumades (a puff of golden dough topped with nuts and honey) along with a cup of Greek coffee! Mindful of the potential for valley heat streaks, the entire paved area is now shade covered with fans and misters underneath! This is going to make a huge difference in the comfort of festival goers. Food booths have been streamlined and

offer various Greek delicacies, cutting down on time spent in lines. Parents have a wide variety of play area choices for children and even a convenient beverage booth close by. Then it’s time to dance off the delicacies! Fresno’s Greek Fest features two bands-the HoHLax trio, direct from Athens, Greece playing authentic acoustic and bouzouki music on the patio and the Olympians, an enormously popular Greek band playing Greek folk, classic and Modern Greek music. Dancing demonstrations will help you get into the rhythm and everyone dances with everyone! In addition to St. George’s own dance groups, authentic Greek dancers from all over the state have been invited to perform! Every region in Greece will be represented and, of course, everyone is invited to join in the fun. Did we mention shopping? The Agora, our outdoor Greek market art, jewelry, clothing, collectibles and so much more. A second Agora, featuring hard to find Greek ingredients, is located in the Main Hall. In ancient times, the agora was the central marketplace in most Greek citystates. Typically the agora was situated in the center of town. Governmental buildings,

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such as the council building and courts, surrounded the agora in Athens. The agora was more than a marketplace. People came to the Agora to discuss politics, meet with friends, as well as buy items from the market. The Taverna, a favorite meeting place for the younger crowd, has a wide selection of Greek spirits-wines, beers and of course, Ouzo! Grab a refreshment! Watch a cooking demonstration or just people watch. It’s a wonderful way to make new friends or reconnect with old ones! Great care goes into planning for the comfort, entertainment, and safety of festival goers. 24-hour security, cooling areas, and thoughtful choices for entertainment help festival-goers to come be “Greek for the Weekend” and to invest in the community! Proceeds from Fresno Greek Fest are dedicated to food pantries, food banks, soup kitchens and other charitable destinations. The event takes place on August 24 and continues until the 26th. Admission is only $5 if purchased online ($6 at the gate) and seniors (65+) and kids under 12 are free. For more information about tickets and volunteering, please visit www. FresnoGreekFest.com.

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Mexican Castillo’s Mexican Food 3659 E Ventura Ave Fresno (559) 485-1635 castillosmexicanfood.com Casa de Tamales Gourmet, savory, & sweet takes on tamales 609 E Olive Ave Fresno (559) 541-4656

Italian G’s Ristorante Italiano Homemade Italian meals 2025 Second St Selma (559) 898-0424 Luna Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant 349 Pollasky Ave, Clovis lunasclovis.com

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OPINION \\ ANTI-CAMPING ANNIVERSARY

The Zero Percent Solution By Will Freeney | memo247365@gmail.com

gentleman much involved in the charitable work arena once said, “The poor you have with you always.” It is not recorded that he added any comments about sending them to jail or fining them. It seems he was definitely right about that permanence thing though. As the first anniversary of Fresno’s passage of the Unhealthy and Hazardous Camping Act on August 17, 2017 approaches, it appears that there are, indeed, still homeless people in Fresno. Tarps and tents pop up individually instead of in clusters, and people sprawl in just their clothes or wrapped in a blanket in unused doorways or dumpster enclosures, under bushes or trees. Now the police are empowered to roust them, deprive them of their belongings, and take them to jail. Their alleged alternative is to bring offenders to a MAP (Multi-agency Access Point) for intake to housing, medical, and treatment services. However, MAP units are only open Monday through Friday during business hours. The likelihood of police arresting someone for “camping” on that schedule is minimal. Shortly after the ordinance went into effect, the stretches of canal levee that

had been populated were devoid of residents or any evidence of their presence – scraped clean right down to the dirt. Since then, the observable actions of police with regard to the homeless, as reported by the homeless as well, are to force them to pack up and move along rather than arrest and jail them. There are practical reasons for this – whether they are the rationale of the police or not – namely, more homeless than jail cells, temporary housing units, and beds. Those who supported the passage of the ordinance, when the discussion was heard before the City Council, cited public defecation and urination as the health hazard to which its official title alludes. It seems that provision of portable toilets for public use would be a much more direct solution than paying police officers $50,000 per year to corral these defecators and urinators. If they are going to be told to move along, they will still have to do those things somewhere. When you have to go, you have to go. Why not give them somewhere to go? In the case of a natural disaster, its victims are provided with shelter, food, showers. Homelessness is a natural social disaster. It is a result of our public policy to date.

Elder Paws to Host Annual Fundraiser on September 8 By Cathie Garnier | elderpawsfoundation@yahoo.com

an you imagine watching your canine family member of many years suffering from an illness or injury and not having the financial resources to ease their suffering? Such was the case for Penny’s family when their 15-year-old Miniature Pinscher was suspected of having a severe heart condition that needed immediate diagnostics and treatment. But struggling on a fixed income to cover their own medical expenses left Penny’s owners unable to afford the cost of the needed vet care. That is when Penny’s veterinarian referred Penny’s family to Elder Paws Senior Dog Foundation’s “Pandora Fund” a pet retention program. Elder Paws was able to help with the cost of diagnostics,

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which confirmed a serious heart condition, as well as the medications that were needed to extend Penny’s life and keep her comfortable. Today, Penny’s condition has stabilized, and she continues to provide love and companionship for her owners, who think of her as “our child.” “We are so grateful for the help the “Pandora Fund” has provided us, and the extra time we have with Penny.” Penny’s situation is not an isolated one in a community where many pet owners struggle to cover the costs of necessary living expenses. Senior dogs suffer from many of the same health issues senior people do and, therefore, can be more costly to care for, especially when the condition has been

Homelessness represents a disaster and a socio-political fiasco. The presence of those among the ranks of the homeless with mental disorders can be traced to the closing of California’s mental health hospitals – augmented by the growing number of mental health cases created by substance abuse. If we want people off the street, then we should give them a place to go, not as a punishment or a deterrent but as a safe, secure interim home. Regarding social impact, the Unhealthy and Hazardous Camping Act has actually been counterproductive. The presence of the homeless in public places – albeit one per place more often – has increased. The very businesses whose owners supported the ordinance with their complaints of the unsightly presence of the homeless in their proximity are more likely to find the homeless in their doorways, alleyways, parking lots, and landscaping now that they have been dispersed from the canal levees. In terms of its economic effect on the homeless, the associated $1000 fine for the infraction would only add to the distress of the distressed. There are those who will say that homelessness is a “lifestyle choice.” Those who say that do not consider that you cannot acquire housing on the few hundred dollars per month that General Assistance provides, and that those dealing

with mental health issues and/or active addiction are not capable of holding a fulltime job, or that keeping a fulltime job at minimum wage scarcely provides enough to feed and house oneself, even without any other adverse conditions. What is required is a little compassion and a lot of conscious planning. The since-deleted tweet from the councilman who sponsored this ordinance, “Homeless GTFO,” will not do the job. Neither will his directive. Calling council members to advocate for rescission of the law is a start. Then the work of crafting a plan begins. Through either use of eminent domain or advantageous leasing, vacant properties could be acquired for homeless housing. Public toilets could be provided in strategic locations. Funding for adequate mental health and addiction treatment could be obtained. That little compassion could have exponential rewards. The gentleman quoted earlier was famous for it.

left untreated for a period of time due to the financial deficit. Those living on a fixed income, such as senior citizens, the disabled, and veterans, can find the cost of caring for their older companion animal’s medical issues overwhelming, causing them a deep sense of helplessness and hopelessness. Many “Pandora Fund” recipients never dreamed they would find themselves in a position to be unable to prevent pain in suffering in their furry family members, and express how grateful they are for those who support Elder Paws’ program, allowing them to get the help they need so their pet can live a longer, healthier life. Elder Paws, a 501c3 non-profit, acts as a safety net for families with senior dogs like Penny. By assisting with essential vet care needs fixed income families are able to keep their senior pets at home, providing a sense of comfort and relief for pet owners, whose only options to this point have been to keep their pet and watch them suffer or surrender them to overcrowded shelters where they

often are euthanized. Last year the “Pandora Fund” assisted 38 families in accessing essential vet care services and medication, and made referrals to partner organizations for pet food, vaccinations, and grooming services. But the need often exceeds funding, so donations are critical to the success of this program. Your tax-deductible donation can directly impact the lives of those with two legs and four legs. Donations can be made monthly, annually, or on a one-time basis thru their website. But it is only through the compassion and generosity of the public that this program is able to provide the help needed to our less fortunate neighbors in the community. You can also help by attending their 2nd Annual “Hearts of Gold” Fundraiser Sat Sept 8th at Classic Catering in Clovis, CA. Tickets are $50 each or $360/ table of 8 (deadline Sept 1st) and include dinner and live entertainment by Jeremy “Elvis” Pearce as well as a silent auction and cash raffle. For more information visit www. elderpawsfoundation.org

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RAW FRESNO // SPOTLIGHT

RawFresno Where healthy doesn’t have to mean hanging up your taste-buds. Fresh meals served from a fresh perspective. By Anglia Walpool-Greenwood | awalpool49@gmail.com

f you are looking to improve your health and lower your blood pressure in addition to shedding some unwanted pounds but don’t want a diet consistent of cardboard tasting, bland meals then RawFresno is the way to go. Chef Naomi Hendrix specializes in the most appealing and mouth-watering entrees, each dish is heart-friendly and freshly prepared with zesty flavor and unique texture. RawFresno is located inside the luxurious Galleria in Downtown Fresno at 2405 Capitol St #103. The restaurant sports a relaxed, laid-back type of quaint atmosphere with a display of flowers and artwork coupled with excellent service with a friendly smile. Hendrix’s journey to becoming the head chef at her own restaurant wasn’t light or easy. Her life took a drastic turn a little over a decade ago when her doctor diagnosed

her with dysbiosis, a condition in which the bacteria of the gut is out of balance, creating a disturbance in the digestive system. Hendrix’s doctor immediately recommended that she eliminate gluten, sugar, dairy, vinegar, soy, wheat, and all yeast products from her diet. With such a near-exhaustive list of ingredients found in just about every modern grocery item, Hendrix’s options were whittled down to fruits, vegetables, seeds, and a variety of nuts. But with necessity comes invention. Through diligent research, experimentation, and a few online classes that certified Hendrix as a Healing Food Specialist, she developed the beginnings of the original flavors and recipes that brands RawFresno today. Soon, Hendrix began to teach classes at Whole Foods, and members of the community took notice of her health-conscious

dishes. Kaiser, recognizing the immense value in nutrient-rich, yet limited ingredient foods, invited Hendrix, at no charge, to serve up her dished at their self-hosted farmers market. As the need and demand for her unique, hard-to-find, menu items grew, Hendrix wasn’t about to back down – she turned to Craigslist for an affordable food truck, and RawFresno was born. Traveling to multiple farmers markets roughly four times a week and favorite food truck gathering sites on the days in between, RawFresno continued to pick up traction. Now in her eighth year of business, Hendrix has added a home-based restaurant for the food truck. Fun Fact: the artwork on the wall of the restaurant’s name contains a mural in each of the letters that depict the story of Hendrix’s life with RawFresno from the beginning in the letter ‘R’ all the way to today in the letter ‘O.’ Andrew, a resident of Clovis who travels across town to partake of RawFresno’s genuinely original healthy selection, lists the wrap, hummus, and raw cracker combo as his favorites. “I was a little skeptical at first, but my wife convinced me to give it a try, and I

was pleasantly surprised by how flavorful and energizing the food was. The drinks, too, are rich with natural flavors and nutrients which seem to tingle my taste buds. After eating at RawFresno, I never feel sluggish or guilty about any of my food choices there. It’s just a truly refreshing place to enjoy a peaceful environment and a healthy meal,” he raved. RawFresno provides a variety of organic plant-based gourmet meals with super-nutritional values. Don’t forget to try out Chef Naomi’s mouth-watering desserts or the freshly made smoothies. I, myself, always enjoy a guilt-free lunch there. The entrees are filling, healthy, and delicious. For more information, you can check out RawFresno online at www.rawfresno.com

Locally Grown Reedley Farmers Market Wednesdays 4-8 pm May 24 through Aug. 30. 11th Street, downtown Reedley

Year-Round Markets

Old Town Clovis Farmers Market Every Friday Night 5:30pm-9pm Now through September 5th and Clovis Ave. www.oldtownclovis.org

River Park Farmers Market Tuesdays 5-9 pm. until Oct. 24. Blackstone and Nees avenues. 559-994-9292

Manchester Shopping Center Every Friday 9am-6pm 1901 E. Shields Ave Fresno 559-227-1901 www.manchester-center.com

The Market on Kern Wednesdays 10 am–2 pm, Downtown Fresno Kern St. Between M and N www.downtownfresno.org

Market Place in Hanford Thursdays 5:30-9 p.m. Now through September 28th. Irwin and Seventh streets, Hanford 559-582-9457

The Vineyard Wednesdays 3-6pm Saturdays 7am to Noon NW Corner of Blackstone and Shaw www.vineyardfarmersmarket. com

Fresno Market on the Mall Mariposa Mall - to S/W of Fulton Mall between EOC& Plasa Blvd Year Round Wednesday & Friday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (559) 263-1096

Valley Fresh Farmers Market Open Fridays 10am- 2pm. Valley Children’s Hospital, 9300 Valley Children’s Place, Madera County.

Visalia Farmers Market Saturdays 8-11:30am Sears parking lot, Mooney Boulevard and Caldwell Avenue.

Your Local Farmer’s Markets

Oakhurst Farmers Market Thursdays 4-7 pm May 4 through October. True Value Home Center, 40596 Westlake Drive, Oakhurst 559-683-7117

Downtown Visalia Farmers Market Thursdays 5-8 pm. Now through Sept. 21. Church and Main streets, downtown Visalia 559-730-6021

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Kaiser Permanente Fresno Farmers Market, 7300 N. Fresno St. Open Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. At this market you will find artisanal cheese, local honey, dried fruit, fresh figs and more! Old Town Clovis Farmers Market Open Saturdays 8-11:30am. Pollasky and Bullard avenues.

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Bring New Life to Your Kitchen with Color

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(Family Features) Just as filling your plate with colorful foods is typically good for your body, filling your kitchen with color can be good for the soul. In fact, color is an important element in interior design not only for its aesthetic value, but also because it can shape perceptions and emotions. “Color is powerful - when you walk into a room, you can instantly feel its subconscious effect on your mood, your heart rate and even your appetite,” said color trend expert Janice Fedak. “That’s why it’s important to choose colors that ‘speak to you,’ express your unique personality and truly make you feel at home.” The experts at Elmira Stove Works offer these design tips, which take into consideration the psychology of some of the most popular colors for the kitchen.

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A strong, vibrant color, red is often associated with passion, pride and strength. In the kitchen, bold pops of red can command attention. Red is a perfect hue for appliances - both large and small - and also works well in a patterned backsplash or on decorative items such as canisters and cookware. Consider red “crystal” grout instead of traditional white grout for Black tile to create an unexpected look. Although it has a reputation for darkness and mystery, black is also associated with sophisWhite tication. Think of a black-tie affair, where the Associated with clarity, cleanliness and puri- dramatic attire and decor create an upscale ty, this “non-hue” promotes a sense of order atmosphere. Black design elements can lend and can provide the ideal backdrop for other that same sense of elegance to your kitchen. colors and design elements. For a streamlined Appliances are commonly available in black, kitchen, pair white countertops with a white but you can also incorporate black through tiled backsplash and cabinetry. For a more tilework, granite or marble countertops, or an relaxed but still fresh look, introduce a few eye-catching porcelain or soapstone sink. colorful kitchen accessories or paint an accent wall in your favorite hue. “Whatever colors you choose for your kitchen, the most important thing is to trust your intuition and to wrap your kitchen in hues Blue Soothing, calm and reminiscent of the sea that make you feel good,” Fedak said. Explore more colorful ideas for your and the sky, blue evokes feelings of health and well-being. Adding this naturally relaxing kitchen at elmirastoveworks.com.

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Yellow

One of the happiest colors on the spectrum, yellow is a lively hue that represents youthfulness and joy. It can inspire reflection and creativity, lift spirits and encourage optimism. Use yellow in your kitchen to bathe it in yearround “sunshine,” especially if your kitchen doesn’t get a lot of natural light or could use an extra dose of warmth and cheer.

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hue to the kitchen, which is often the busiest room in the home, can transform the space into your own personal retreat. One way to bring blue into the kitchen is through 1950s-inspired appliances from Elmira Stove Works in Beach Blue, a hue that takes its cue from days spent lazing by the pool or at the seashore. From refrigerators and ranges to microwaves and dishwasher panels, retro appliances can bring a fun, welcoming vibe to kitchens. “Color - whether bold or on the subtler side - can really make a kitchen come alive,” said Tony Dowling, vice president, Elmira Stove Works. “Appliances are a great way to introduce color while also creating the foundation for the rest of the space.”

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August 1 - 8 Art Art Hop & Cinema Experience! at Historic Crest Theatre Thursday, August 2 at 6 PM - 10 PM 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno. Enjoy various types of art & cinema art from different artists, and live painting by Ashlie Marie while Charlie Chaplin shorts play on screen! Concessions will be available for purchase. Vendors and food trucks will be at the historic Crest Theatre plaza. Opening Reception: Young at Art 2018 Friday, August 3 at 6p - 8p Arts Visalia 214 E Oak Ave, Visalia, 93291 Join us for August’s First Friday, August 3rd, 6-8pm, which features artwork from Arts Visalia’s Young at Art 2018 summer children’s art program. (559) 739-0905 Millerton Lake Star Party Saturday, August 4 at 7 PM - 11 PM Central Valley Astronomers.The Astronomers will have telescopes set up at Millerton Lake, Madera side, from 7pm to 10pm. Come look at Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, and a myriad of deep sky objects. You will need to pay the park entrance fee.

CALENDAR

School of Rock the Musical Friday, August 3 at 7 PM - 9:30 PM Selma Arts Center 2108 Stillman St, Selma. Superman (1978) Extended Cut at Crest Theatre Fresno Friday, August 3 at 8 PM - 11:25 PM Historic Crest Theatre Fresno 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno. Woodward Shakespeare Festival presents Much Ado About Nothing Thu, Aug 9th 8:00pm Woodward Park 7775 Friant Road Fresno. Much Ado About Nothing portrays a beach party which leads to a young couple tricking their verbally sparring friends into falling in love with one another, proving that we all have different takes on romance.

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your best summer beach cloths and comfortable dance shoes. Excellent Food Vendors. Tacos, quesadillas, tortas, fresh fruit, snow cones, fruit drinks, kettle corn. The event is open and free to the public. All car cruisers, enthusiasts and admirers are welcome. Bring your lawn chair and admire the best looking cars in the Central Valley cruising Old Town. Enjoy a night out on the town with great restaurants and unique shops.

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Fuzion876 Family Fun day BBQ Saturday, August 4 at 10 AM - 7 PM Woodward Park 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno. Fuzion876 will be having a big grand opening family fun day in Woodward park to introduce to Fresno variety of Jamaican dishes please bring the kids come out have fun listen to reggae,pop,souls,r&b and hip hop and enjoy the food and games Vibe Barbecue Fest 2nd Annual Saturday, August 4 at 4 PM - 10 PM Manchester Center 1901 East Shields Avenue #203, Fresno. $5 Admission - Free For Kids Cruise Night in Old Town Tue, Aug 7th 6:00pm Clovis SMOGS 396 Clovis Ave. The streets of Old Town Clovis will be cruising, dancing, rockin’ and rollin’ August 7, 6 to 9 PM. Come learn and dance 50’s style with the great Jim Ray. Prize for best Surfing Safari outfit contest at 8:00 PM, and best dancers at 7:30 PM, so wear

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Sports 1st Time Shooters Saturday at 8 AM - 10 AM Sun Mountain Gun Club 32868 Shotgun Ln, Coarsegold. You can bring your own gun and 100 rounds of ammo if you have it. Call ahead to reserve if you want to borrow! ($15 extra to cover cost of ammo) Women’s Beginner Jiu-Jitsu Class Friday at 6 PM - 7 PM Dethrone Base Camp 5150 E Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno.

Music Hunter Hayes at Chukchansi Saturday, August 4 at 8 PM CHUKCHANSI GOLD RESORT & CASINO 711 Lucky Ln, Coarsegold. Reserved Seats $45 / $55 Available for purchase online or by calling 1-866-973-9614 Receive a $5 discount in-person at The Gift Basket. Must be 21+ Queen Tribute - Queen Nation Saturday, August 4 at 5 PM - 11 PM ApCal 32749 Avenue 7, Madera. | FRESNOFLYER.COM |

QUEEN NATION is coming back to ApCal! These guys are the #1 Queen Tribute band in California! They replicate the look, the sound and stage presence of Queen so well, you’ll think Freddy Mercury is on the stage! Opening the show will be Valley favorite - LADY & The TRAMPS! This combination of bands guarantees a sold out show! Get your tickets early and tell all you friends! It’s going to be party at ApCal! $15 in advance --$20 at the gate Pre-sale gate opens at 5pm --- General admission at 6pm Music from 7-11pm --- LADY & The TRAMPS --- 7-8:30pm --- QUEEN NATION (Queen tribute) --- 9-11pm Music - Dancing - Wine - Beer - Food - Cigars 21 yrs & Older Only Bring a Lawn Chair NO outside liquids permitted Food available for purchase from Mediterranean Grill & Smoke Joint BBQ The White Buffalo, The Dales at Strummer’s Saturday at 7 PM - 11 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. Willie Nelson & Family And Alison Krauss Tuesday, August 7 at 7:30 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno.

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CALENDAR The Drifters, Cornell Gunter’s Coasters, And The Platters Wednesday, August 8 at 7:30 PM Saroyan Theatre 700 M St, Fresno. Three rock and roll hall of fame legends on the same stage, for one night only. With more than 94 charted records and 45 top 10 hits combined, you’ll hear favorites like Under The Boardwalk, Stand By Me, On Broadway, This Magic Moment, Up On The Roof, Save The Last Dance for Me, Yakety Yak, Charlie Brown, Poison Ivy, Only You, The Great Pretender, Magic Touch, Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, and many more.

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Workshop: iOS Video Production Thursday, August 9 at 2 PM - 5 PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. The best camera is the one that you have with you. Learn how to shoot and edit video with iOS mobile devices. Check out a CMAC Mobile Production Kit or bring your own iPhone or iPad with the iMovie app installed. Exercises in shooting and editing on the iOS platform. CMAC membership must be paid prior to training. Contact for membership and enrollment: Philthy Rich at Club Imperio Aug (559) 266-2622 or info@cmac. 4 Saturday at 10 PM - 2 AM Club tv Imperio Fresno 3950 N Cedar Ave, Fresno. Workshop: Directing Actors w/ Leslie Martin Thur August 9 at 6-8p Wine & Piano Night Wed, Aug 8th Professor Leslie Martin brings her 6:00pm-9:00pm Club One Casino directing expertise to CMAC to share 1033 Van Ness Ave Fresno. Come how to work with actors in a produchang out every Wednesday night tion environment. This workshop reover wine & live music. No cover quires a CMAC membership (https:// charge. Dress code enforced. Limit- cmac.tv/membership/) and compleed seating. Must be 21 and over. tion of the CMAC. Register by email ing info@cmac.tv or calling 559-266 2622.

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Evening of the Arts Friday, August 10 at 6 PM - 8 PM Kings Art Center 605 N Douty St, Hanford. Metal Mondays at Ideaworks Monday, August 13 at 6 PM - 9 PM Ideaworks 1742 H St. From welding to machining, if your focus is on metal, then Metal Mondays are for you. It’s open to the public and there are no fees for this event. All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 18, needs to be accompanied by an adult.

Theater Into the Woods - Good Company Players Thursday, August 9 at 7 PM - 10:30 PM Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater 1226 N Wishon Ave, Fresno. This brilliant mash-up of famous fairytales weaves a spell all its own with a magical score by Stephen Sondheim and mesmerizing book by James Lapine. As favorite storybook characters collide in “the woods”, Cinderella, Rapunzel, the Baker and his Wife, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack (of Beanstalk fame), and a host of others are rudely awakened to post-happily-ever-after-reality. They fend off wolves, witches, and giants only to confront the evil within themselves. Witty and heartfelt, Into the Woods won Tony Awards for Best Music and Best Story and is an enchanting favorite for young people and adults alike. You’ll definitely want to lose yourself in these woods! PROOF - Good Company Players Thursday, August 9 at 7:30 PM - 9:45 PM 2nd Space Theatre 928 E Olive Ave, Fresno. Catherine has inherited her late father’s mathematical brilliance, but she is haunted by the fear that she might also share his debilitating mental illness. She has spent years caring for her now-deceased father, and upon his death, she feels left alone to pick up the pieces of her life without him. Caught between a new-found connection with Hal, one of her father’s former students, and the reappearance of her sister, Catherine finds both her world and her mind growing increasingly unstable. Hal discovers a groundbreaking proof among the 103 notebooks Catherine’s father left behind, and Catherine is forced to face her own inner demons. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, David Auburn’s Proof is a passionate, intelligent story about fathers and daughters, the nature of genius, and the power of love. Beauty and the Beast Jr. Friday, August 10 at 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Fresno Memorial Auditorium 2425 Fresno St, Fresno.

Jim Gaffigan: The Fixer Upper at the SaveMart Center August 12 at 7:30p Tickets available from $32.75 at TicketMaster.com Toro Nagashi 2018: Floating Lantern Ceremony Saturday, August 11 at 6:30p - 9p Shinzen Friendship Garden, in Woodward Park 114 W Audubon Dr, Fresno, 93720 Join us The Saturday Morning Experience for this beautiful ceremony as ancesReturns To The Hanford Fox 8/11! tral spirits are sent back to their spiriSaturday, August 11 at 10 AM - 12 tual homes via Join us for this beautiPM Fox Hanford 326 N Irwin St, Hanful ceremony as ancestral spirits are ford. The Hanford Fox theatre brings sent back to their spiritual homes via Saturday Morning Cartoons BACK lighted paper lanterns floating on the once again! lip through the channels lake (south of the Garden) in Woodwith us and take a trip down memory ward Park at dusk. Purchase a lanlane as we watch the best, funniest, tern in the memory of a loved one. most beloved and occasionally totalIf you are unable to attend, a docent ly weird Saturday morning cartoons will set your lantern afloat. Ceremony like the Looney Tunes (Bugs Bunbegins at 7:00pm. Order your lanny, Sylvester & Tweety, Daffy Duck), tern today: on-line or contact the ofRocky & Bullwinkle, Spider-Man & fice (559) 840-1264 $25 Pre-Order His Amazing Friends, Yogi Bear, The by 08/03/18 | $30 at the Event* Real Ghostbusters and more! Along Pre-Order Pick Up 6:30-7:00pm | with era-authentic commercials and On-Site Purchase: 6:30pm *a small a retro breakfast that will go perfectly quantity of lanterns will be available with your favorite pj’s, this will be a for purchase on-site. nostalgic family event that you won’t want to miss! Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. We’ll design, Movies in the Park - “Cars 3” Friprint and distribute. We’ve got great day, August 10 at 7 PM - 10 PM rates on bulk prints too 559-472Kerkoff Park 15061 W G St, Kerman. 7182 Come out to Kerckhoff Park and enjoy a family friendly movie. Bring The Expo 2018 at the Pacific Southyou lawn chair or blanket, this is a west Building in Downtown Fresno at FREE public event. Movie begins at Workspace August 11 from 12-4p dusk. Who will win? Check out amazing new ideas at the Valley’s largest Free movies in the park at Eaton technology event. Projects include Plaza - Hotel Transylvania 2 August 5 apps to buy your buddy a beer, assist - Eaton Plaza is a large grassy area, victims of human trafficking, and get so bring a lawn chair and a blanket a tattoo. Contestants will be judged, to set up a place for your family to juried, and (for those lucky few) dehang out for the evening. The movies clared winners. Did you say prizes? will start at sundown, usually around It’s $15,000 in cash, TechCrunch 7:30 to 8:15. There will be a bounce tickets, a branded iPad, & great house provided for kids to enjoy bestuff from local businesses. Vote for fore the movie starts, as well as loyour favorite team! Your vote counts cal vendors selling food and drinks. towards their final score - and their Parking around Eaton Plaza and the chances to win $$$. Oh, and it’s free. historic Fresno water tower is free. 2400 Fresno St, Fresno Paso Robles Concerts in the Park 2018 Each summer, the Paso Robles Cubby Camp - Fresno Chaffee REC Foundation and the City of Paso Zoo - From now until Aug 13th, Robles collaborate to host a free con9:00am-12:00pmEnjoy learning cert series on Thursday evenings in with games, art, projects, and fun. the City Park gazebo. Hundreds of loChildren will engage in a hands-on cals along with savvy visitors flock to learning atmosphere. Each class will the park for great music, food, drink include a tour of the zoo and an eduand dancing in a charming setting. cational animal visit. A snack will be J. Lohr wine, Firestone on-tap beer, provided during the morning. Chilwater, soda and food will be availdren must be potty trained. Please able for purchase from a different bring a change of clothes. Morning Paso Robles restaurant during each extended care is available for an concert. Every Thursday from July 28 additional fee. Extended care in the - Aug 16 Downtown City Park, Paso afternoon is not available for Cubby Robles Campers. Cubby Camp per day cost: Members $125 . Nonmembers $135 Calling All Promotors We can Per Week [Summer] For ages: 3-5 help get you out there. We’ll design, print and distribute. We’ve got great rates on bulk prints too 559-472FresnoFlyer.com 7182

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CALENDAR Moonlight Luau | Summer Celebration Saturday, August 11 at 6:30 PM - 12 AM California Armenian Home 6720 E Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno. Join us for a MOONLIGHT LUAU featuring an array of food trucks, cocktails, family friendly entertainment and live music by Khatchig and his band! $10 ADMISSION, benefits Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church Food Truck Line Up: GG’s Food Factory Ampersand Ice Cream Rally’s - Fresno, CA Tacos Pizza +MORE TO COME!! This event will also feature Polynesian Dancers & a Fire Show + Bounce Houses for the kids! Ranch Rodeo 8-11 from 8 AM - 5 PM Clovis Rodeo 748 Rodeo Dr, Clovis. Come Join us on August 11, to cheer on local cowboys and cowgirls in multiple team and individual ranching events including Team Roping, Sort and Doctor, Cutting and much more! Its free to come and watch so we will see you there! Krystal Keith & Lance Carpenter free Concert Tuesday, August 14 at 7 PM - 9 PM Tulare County Fair 620 South K Street, Tulare. Come out and show your support for agriculture during the FREE KJUG summer concert series. No ice chests. Bring your blanket and enjoy the show! Gates open at 6:00 p.m. concert starts at 7:00. FREE Admission, Parking $5.00

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Sports Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris Night - Fresno Grizzlies vs. ABQ Celebrate the amazing careers of these two kung fu film legends on Thursday, August 9th at Chukchansi Park as the Grizzlies take on the Albuquerque Isotopes starting at 7:05pm (Gates open at 6:05) Tickets available www. milb.com/fresno Weekend of Wellness! Visalia Rawhides Aug 10 - Aug 12 No better time than the dog days of summer to celebrate health and wellness at the Rawhide Weekend of Wellness! See

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enforcement professionals in the City of Chowchilla, and help advance other programs that strive to make a positive difference in our communi- FAB Fridays presents Ginger Minj tiesTickets available www.milb.com/ Friday, August 10 at 8 PM - 2 AM FAB fresno Fresno 716 E Olive Ave, Fresno. Show at midnight $10 Cover $15 Cover + Meet & Greet 9pm-2am FREE if in FHT Sports Pond Hockey TournaDRAG ment Saturday, August 11 at 7 AM Fashawn at Franks Place Friday, - 7 PM Gateway Ice Center 2473 N Square One - Saturday Music by the August 10 at 8:30 PM - 1:30 AM Marks Ave, Fresno. River Saturday, August 11 at 6:30p Frank’s Place 1432 Fulton St, Fres- 10p Live Music by the River at no. Cattle Sorting August 11 7:30 AM Queen’s Wine Bar & Beer Garden will Gates Open 8 AM Registration Open feature live music from Square One Sun Kissed Summer Festival 2018 9 AM Event Starts 50% Payout with a on Saturday, August11th. The bar Saturday, August 11 at 8 PM - 1:30 Team Jackpot & Random Draw Jackopens at 4pm and music will begin at AM Rainbow Ball Room 1725 Broadpot. 1st and 2nd place prizes donat6:30pm. Our bar features a large seway St, Fresno. ed by Tony Garcia with Valley Feed in lection of quality wine and beer from Madera $40.00 Entry for 3 “Go’s” around the world. Food is available Jim Gaffigan: The Fixer Upper Comand unlimited entries. Each entry you to purchase at this event. Queen’s edy Sunday, August 12 at 7:30 PM may select up to 2 Team Partners for Inn by the River 41139 Highway 41, Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, the Team Jackpot and will receive 1 Oakhurst, 93644 Fresno. entry into the Random Draw Jackpot. You may ride with the same partner Lagunitas Tap Takeover and steal no more then twice. Rusty Spur Arethe glass Saturday, August 11 at 11 Filth, VCTMS, Holehearted and na, Inc 10925 Rusty Spur Lane, CloAM - 11 PM KuniSama 6825 N WilNailed Down Tuesday, August 14 at vis, (559) 299-0502 low Ave, Ste 101, Fresno. 7:30 PM - 11 PM Full Circle Brewing Co. 620 F St, Fresno. Fresno Grizzlies vs Albuquerque FAB Sunday T-Dance Sunday, AuSun, Aug 12th 5:05pm Chukchansi gust 12 at 12 PM - 6 PM FAB Fresno Rodgrigo Y Gabriela Monday, August Park 1800 Tulare St Fresno. Tick716 E Olive Ave, Fresno. 13 at 8 PM - 12:30 AM Strummer’s ets available www.milb.com/fres833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages. no Peter Frampton Tuesday, August Chowchilla Peace Officers As14 at 7 PM - 8:30 PM Table Mountain soc. Fundraiser August 14 at 7:05p Casino 8184 Table Mountain Rd, Fri- Fresno Grizzlies vs Las Vegas 51’s ant. The Chowchilla Peace Officers Association is a non-profit professional Calling All Promotors We can organization that relies on the sup- help get you out there. We’ll design, Live Music - ArtHop Thursday, August 16 at 6 PM - 9 PM River Park 71 port of dues and donations in order print and distribute. 559-472E. Via La Plata, Fresno. to provide advanced training to law 7182

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CALENDAR Sawdust Sunday at Ideaworks Sunday, August 19 at 1:30 PM - 4 PM Ideaworks 1742 H St (temp during remodel), Fresno. It’s wood-shop day at Ideaworks. If you have an interest in woodworking, wood-turning on a lathe, carving, or any other means of sawdust production, join us. This is a good way to get some pointers on an existing project or gather information on how to get started in the exploration of the infinite possibilities of carpentry. This event is open to the public and requires no fees. Some experience is necessary for equipment use. No experience is necessary to explore the possibilities.

Theater Much Ado About Nothing Thursday, August 16 at 8 PM - 10 PM Woodward Shakespeare Festival 7775 Friant Rd, Fresno. This play is quick-witted and has gloriously sharp-tongued wordplay between one of Shakespeare’s most memorable couples. Come on out and ‘Strike up Pipers!’ CMT’s Got Talent - Annual Fundraiser Friday, August 17 at 5:30 PM - 9 PM Children’s Musical Theaterworks 2425 Fresno St, # 101, Fresno.

List Your Events With Us! Call Today 559-472-7182 Please join us in supporting CMT and local young performers in “CMT’s Got Talent”, a competition-style event to be held at the Fresno Memorial Auditorium on Friday, August 17th at 5:30 pm. The event includes a hosted wine bar, h’ordeuvres, silent auction, talent show with special guest respondents, as well as exciting guest performances, including current and former CMT performers, as well as a special guest, CMT alumni actor Michael Willet! The Sandlot 25th Anniversary At The Hanford Fox Sat. Aug 18th! Saturday, August 18 at 2 PM - 4 PM Hanford Fox Throwback Films 326 N. Irwin St., Hanford.

Family Movies in the Park: Justice League August 17. The City of Madera’s Parks & Community Services Department is proud to partner with key sponsor, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) to host an 8 week Movies in the Park series during the summer at Lions Town and Country Park. Guests are treated to old fashioned summer evenings with movies under the stars. This program is free to attend, making it a great opportunity

for the whole family! 2300 HOWARD Rd, Madera Nights in Plaza Paz: Cruizin’ Kings Friday, August 17 at 7 PM - 10 PM Arte Américas 1630 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. The Cruizin Kings are known for their fusion of blues and old school -- and they amazed the audience during their previous performance. We’ve asked the band leader Carlos to put together a set of 50s and 60s music for an old-school set to take you waaaay back. This will be a night to remember. Premier Bride Showplace August 19th! Sunday, August 19 at 10 AM - 4 P 848 M St, Fresno. Over 100 vendors, 2 fashion shows, door prizes and grand prizes totaling over $10,000! Tickets for the event will go on sale in early August. We can’t wait to see everyone there! South|Sur - A Food and Drink Experience Sunday, August 19 at 10 AM - 4 PM 617 E Olive Ave, Fresno. D’s House x Dulce UpFront x Painted Chef Present SOUTH SUR A Southern & Latinx food & Drink Experience SUN AUGUST 19 / 10AM - 2PM @ Dulce UpFront / 617 E Olive (Tower District) Join us for a celebration of Black & Brown Unity, with a specialized Southern x Latinx Fusion food & drink menu. Enjoy carefully crafted flavors, that perfectly meld the soul and spice of southern & latinx cultures. The Weekend Blender - Not Your Typical Comic Con Aug 25 & 26 Sierra Vista Mall 1050 Shaw Ave, Clovis. Indoor Mall Show, Comic Con, Vendors, Guests and more! Race the Peak | Trail Run & Brew Fest Saturday, August 18 at 7 AM 2 PM China Peak Mountain Resort 59265 Highway 168, Lakeshore. Bridge 8/20 from 1-3pm Palm Vil- https://runsignup.com/Race/CA/ lage Senior Network 7638 N. Ingam, Lakeshore/RaceThePeakHalfMaraSuite 111 Fresno. (559) 346-7662 thon10k1mileHillClimb (559) 916-3078 Fresno FC vs. St. Louis FC Saturday, Bingo 8/21 from 3-4pm Palm Village August 18 at 7 PM - 10 PM Fresno FC Senior Network 7638 N. Ingam, Suite 1800 Tulare Street, Fresno. 111 Fresno. (559) 346-7662 (559) 916-3078 Train Brain 8/22 from 10:30am The Expendables Bowl For Two Palm Village Senior Network 7638 N. Tour Thursday, August 16 at 7 PM Ingam, Suite 111 Fresno. (559) 346- 11:30 PM Strummer’s 833 E Fern 7662 (559) 916-3078 Ave, Fresno. Tickets available at Strummer’s during regular business hours and online at TicketWeb! The Thursday Grind August 16 at Vocalist / Songwriter: Casey 6p - 8:30p The Bike Shop at Wood- Abrams Aug 17 at 8pm - Inside the ward 9433 Ft Washington Rd #102, Tower Theatre Lounge - Bassist and Fresno. Gravel Ride that starts at The vocalist, Casey Abrams, will make his Bike Shop at Wooodward. Venture Chesky Records debut this Spring around Woodward Park Cyclocross with a new album combining elecarea. Must wear a helmet. Gravel, trifying originals and compelling covCross or hardtail MTB bikes needed. ers. “Robot Lovers” is the first single from this new release, showcasing

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CALENDAR Metallica Tribute - Masters of Puppets Saturday, August 18 at 5 PM - 11 PM ApCal 32749 Avenue 7, Madera. Attention all Headbangers! ApCal is bringing the #1 Metallica tribute --- MASTERS OF PUPPETS --to the Main Stage for one show only! These guys tour all across the US to sold out shows! To say these ROCK is an understatement! Getting the Party started will be HARD-n-HEAVY, one of Fresno’s hardest driving rock bands! This is going to be a sell out show, so tell all your friends and get your tickets early! $15 in advance $20 at the gate Pre-sale gate opens at 5pm General admission at 6pm Prestige at Madera County Fire Station 19 Fundraiser Dinner/Dance Saturday, August 18 at 8 PM - 11 PM Panoche Creek River Ranch 8805 Highway 41, Fresno. Madera County Volunteer Fire Station 19 will be having their 33rd Annual Fundraiser BBQ. Great Food & People! Live Music & Dancing with Prestige from 8:00-11:00 pm.! Silent & Live Auctions and More!

Tuesday Open Mic at Intimo Lounge Hosted By John Clifton Tuesday, August 21 at 6:30 PM - 9 PM Intimo Nightclub 605 N Thorne Ave, Fresno.

August 23 - 31 Art Art Show at On the Edge Thursday, August 23 at 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM On The Edge 412 Pollasky Ave, Clovis. This is a free event open to the public. CreARTE Free Family Arts & Crafts Day Fres.Co at 1918 Fresno St. Time: 11am-2pm Monthly Event Every 4th Sunday Bring your family and friends for a day of making arts and crafts with volunteers from the Fresno community and surrounding areas! Art + Music + Food

William Saroyan House Museum Grand Opening Celebration Friday, August 31 at 6:30 PM - 9 PM Fresno State Satellite Student Union Fresno. The community will be celebrating Chukchansi Gold Resort - Austrathe grand opening of the William lia’s Thunder From Down Under SatSaroyan House Museum with an urday, August 18 at 7:30 PM - 9 PM event at the Satellite Student Union CHUKCHANSI GOLD RESORT & CASIat Fresno State. Free admission and NO 711 Lucky Ln, Coarsegold. free parking. Hause Party: Happy Birthday Teezzy Edition Friday, August 17 at 10 PM - 1:45 AM Switch Lounge And Nightclub 5665 N. Blackstone Ave Suite Titanic the Musical Story and Book by Peter Stone, Music and Lyr110, Fresno. ics by Maury Yeston August 24 – Sep Karaoke Sunday at Tellawi Lounge tember 16, 2018 On April 10, 1912, Sunday, August 19 at 5 PM - 9 PM the RMS Titanic was launched on her Tellawi Lounge 2085 W BULLARD maiden journey from England to New York. Supposedly unsinkable, its AVE, Fresno. fateful journey and tragic end made it one of the most famous events of the 20th century. The musical “Titan-

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ic” captures the range of humanity aboard the ship, telling the stories of everyone from the rich and famous living in luxury suites to the passengers huddled together in steerage in hopes of a better life. The musical’s soaring melodies, beautiful lyrics, and stunning staging make “Titanic” one of the most powerful pieces of theatre in Broadway history, and one of the most engaging shows ever to hit the Playhouse stage. Playhouse Merced 452 W Main St, Merced. tickets.vendini.com

Kids Free movies in the Park: Coco Friday, August 24 at 8 PM - 11 PM Lions Town & Country Park 2300 HOWARD Rd, Madera. Children’s Art Class Wednesday, August 29 at 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM ImagineU Interactive Children’s Museum 210 N Tipton St, Visalia. Mr. Vaca will be back showing our Imagineers how to paint using acrylics! They will have their own canvas with paints and tools being provided by ImagineU. The cost for this amazing class is $15 for guest and $10 for members. Our imagineers have so much fun with Mr. Vaca and their creativity is endless during this class. You don’t want to miss out. Movie - Pocahontas (Visalia) Friday, August 31 at 2 PM - 3:30 PM at the Tulare County Library 200 W Oak Ave, Visalia. Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (1977) Film at Crest Theatre Friday, August 31 at 8 PM - 9:30 PM Historic Crest Theatre 1170 Broadway Plaza, Fresno.

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Family Fresno Greek Fest Aug 24 at 4 PM to Aug 26 at 6 PM Fresno Greek Fest 2219 N Orchard St, Fresno. fresnogreekfest.showare. com California’s Premier Greek Festival · August 24, 25 & 26 - 2018 Hours: Friday (4 PM - Midnight) / Saturday (11 AM - Midnight) / Sunday (11 AM - 6PM). Admission: $6 for Adults, Seniors (65+) & Children (12 and under) are FREE! The Fresno Greek Fest happens but once a year, because it is so much fun—food and drinks, live music and dancing, activities for the kids—it takes some time to recover! Don’t miss out on the best party Fresno throws all summer! Celebrating 58 years of OPA! Featuring Bouzouki, Baglama, Tzoura, Vocals, Ethnic Clarinet(Klarino), Keyboards, Guitar, Bass and Doumbek/Drums/ Percussion, their unique versions of folk music to Greek Greatest hits is the call to come together to celebrate and dance the night away! Happy Hour: Polynesian Dance Night Friday, August 24 at 6 PM - 9 PM Moravia Wines 3620 N Bishop Ave, Fresno. We’re bringing the island feel to our own backyard. Join us on Friday, August 24 for Polynesian Dance Night and enjoy food from Big Rigz BBQ. Doors open at 5:45 PM. Santa Rosa Rancheria Days Pow Wow Saturday, August 25 at 8 AM 7:30 PM Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino 17225 Jersey Avenue, Lemoore. Boots and Shoots Saturday, August 25 at 10 AM - 4 PM ImagineU Interactive Children’s Museum 210 N Tipton St, Visalia. All ages are welcome to attend, this is going to be such a fun day filled with shopping, food, music,

and more! Mark your calendar! This is going to be a great fundraiser for us! Join Us and Celebrate the Arts Organizations on Second St. and Around the Downtown Selma! The 2000 Blk. of Second St. will be closed for Performances & Demonstrations by Centro de Folklor, Kratos Music, The Dancing School of Selma, Selma Arts Center & Reyna’s Black Belt Academy! Come out and see what activities are available for you and your family! The participating businesses will be open for tours and to answer any questions you have.

Senior Events The Artist in Me Thursday, August 30 at 6 PM - 8 PM Clovis Senior Activity Center 850 4th St, Clovis. Join us for a fun night of painting with friends. We will guide you through creating your own beautiful masterpiece. All supplies are included along with aprons for everyone. Ages 18+. Seats are limited so please come in the Clovis Senior Activity Center to sign up and make your $20 payment. Light hors d’oeuvres will be provided. Thanks to our sponsor: Les Schwab. Location: The Clovis Senior Activity Center 850 Fourth Street, Clovis, 93612

Sports Mamas Bowling Night Out Friday, August 24 at 6 PM - 9 PM Bowlero 6450 N. Blackstone Ave, Fresno. Children’s Musical Theaterworks Fundraiser Friday, August 24 at 8:05 PM Friday, August 24 at 8:05 PM Chukchansi Park 1800 Tulare St, Fresno. Fresno Grizzlies vs Salt Lake Bees.

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CALENDAR Central Valley Masters Saturday, August 25 at 10 AM - 5 PM Freeway Lanes Selma E Dinuba Ave, Selma. Campus Life 5K + Kids Fun Run Saturday, August 25 at 7:15 AM - 9 AM Woodward Park 7775 N Friant Rd, Fresno. The Campus Life 5K is family-friendly and chip-timed with prizes for the top 3 female and male finishers! There will also be a prize for the group with the best costume! The 1/4 mile Kids Fun Run starts at 7:15am and all the kids get finisher badges! Sign up and get a shirt, free breakfast, goodie bag, and support the work of campus life engaging youth! YFCNOW.ORG/CL5K 4th Annual Padrinos Sporting Clay Shoot Saturday, August 25 at 8 AM 1 PM Sun Mountain Gun Club 32868 Shotgun Ln, Coarsegold. Padrinos Guild of Valley Children’s Healthcare Presents: 4th Annual Sporting Clay Shoot TICKETS / REGISTRATION: $150 per shooter, $500 for a squad of 4 shooters, sponsor opportunities available Register day of, space limited, first come first serve, or RSVP LOCATION: Sun Mountain Gun Club, Oakhurst 32868 Shotgun Lane, Coarsegold. Rawhide “All American” Jersey Silent Auction Saturday, August 25 at 7 PM - 10 PM Visalia Rawhide 300 N Giddings St, Visalia. Volleyball: ‘Dogs vs. Sunbirds Tuesday, August 28 at 6 PM - 8 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno.

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List Your Events With Us! Call Today 559-472-7182 important role in what has become known as the “Reggae Revival.” Leading the militant band - The Indiggnation - this powerful songwriter and philosophical thinker articulates the righteous anger of an emerging generation. Tower Theatre 3332, 815 E Olive Ave. Calling All Promotors We can help get you out there. We’ll design, print and distribute. We’ve got great rates on bulk prints too 559-4727182 Viva La Oldschool Fresno Friday, August 24 at 7 PM - 11 PM Warnors Theatre 1400 Fulton Street, Fresno. The Morning Drive, Boom Boom Brady, The Medium Blue, Aerial AF at Fulton 55. Saturday, August 25 at 9 PM Fulton 55 875 Divisadero St, Fresno. Marco Antonio Solis Saturday, August 25 at 7 PM Save Mart Center 2650 E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Dwight Yoakam at Chukchansi Saturday, August 25 at 8 PM - 11 PM CHUKCHANSI GOLD RESORT & CASINO 711 Lucky Ln, Coarsegold. Rebelution, Stephen Marley & Common Kings in Fresno. Thursday, August 30 at 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM Rotary Amphitheater 2135 Fresno St, Ste 203, Fresno. The Sharecroppers Friday, August 31 at 6 PM - 8 PM Bluegrass in the Park - Clovis 901 Fifth St. The Sharecroppers are a traditional Bluegrass quartet hailing from various parts of the Central Valley. The group focuses on songs from the Stanley Brothers, Bill Monroe, and Flatt and Scruggs along with some early country selections.

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Fuss Fest-Femme Music And Arts Festival Day 1 Friday, August 31 at 5 PM - 11 PM Tioga Sequoia Brewing Company745 Fulton St, Fresno. Day 1 Calavera and the Stomp Stomps (Visalia) Dandelion Massacre (Sac) The Eros Heavy Stench (SJ) Paper Roses Purple Dynamine (LA) Sci-fi Caper Werebear (Orosi) Midwest Moms Sloppy Stitches Laguna Collective + More Vendos TBA Food Vendos TBA 5-10PM At Tioga Sequoia Brewing Co. All Ages FREE!! Day 2 Saturday, September 1 at 8 PM - 12 AM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno Sheer Mag (PA) Miserable (SF) Blushh (LA) Suzie True (LA) Oscura Luna (LA) Tickets available online or inside Strummers!

ranson Saturday, August 25 at 8 PM - 12 AM Toca Madera Winery 36140 Avenue 9, Madera. At the Elegant Toca Madera Winery FOOD Truck! Fine WINE! SALSA! Back by popular demand Orquesta CHARANSON! LIVE SALSA y CHARANGA Dj Glez Spinning Bachata! Salsa! Cumbia! Urbano Beats Complimentary Salsa lesson at 8! No Partner necessary | Beginner Friend $15 cover at Door 21+ Accept cash and debit/credit cards Doors open at 9 p.m. No outside food or drink allowed tickets apcalwine.com

Chair NO Outside Alcohol, Soda or Water Food for purchase from Burgers & More Co. tickets apcalwine. com Big Fresno Fair Fall Wine Fest Saturday, October 13 at 2 PM - 5 PM The Big Fresno Fair 1121 S Chance Ave, Fresno. Attention wine enthusiasts! The Fair is holding a Fall Wine Festival inside the race track during live horse racing on Sat, 10/13! The event will feature betting stations, music, food trucks, olive oil tasting, art and luxury car displays, and shopping boutiques to create a unique experience for attendees. The Fair has partnered with the San Joaquin Valley Winegrowers Association to bring in more than 30 wineries from the San Joaquin Valley and the Central Coast for attendees to sample, enjoy and learn more about. Tickets are $50 for the All-Inclusive Package or $35 for event only. Designate Driver tickets are available for $25. For more information please visit: https://www.fresnofair.com/ fall-wine-festival

Behind the Vines Tour cSunday, August 26 at 1 PM - 3 PM Kings River Winery 4276 S Greenwood Ave, Sanger. Our walking tour will take you Calling All Promotors We can from vine to glass with an educationhelp get you out there. We’ll design, al stroll through our vineyard and a print and distribute. We’ve got great behind the scenes look at our cellar rates on bulk prints too 559-472and production facility with our own7182 er and winemaker, Bob Bagdasarian. Learn about our wine philosophy and experience our hand crafted wines paired with an assortment of fresh bread, cheeses and other small The Brewery Comedy TOUR rebites. $30.00 per Person | $27.00 turns to FULL Circle Friday, August 24 for Wine Club Members Purchase at 8 PM - 10 PM Full Circle Brewing tickets above! Questions? Contact Co. 620 F St, Fresno. Ashley at (559) 259-3286 or ashThe Salsa Tuesdays Latin/Salsa, ley@kingsriverwinery.com Ballroom Salsa Dance Lessons start Goat Yoga & Wine Friday, August 24 at 8 pm; music and dancing follow at 6 PM - 8 PM Kings River Winery Country Music Night - Rebel Heart every Tuesday night at The Cellar 4276 S Greenwood Ave, Sanger Friday, August 31 at 5 PM - 10 PM Door. Beginners’ lessons run from Tickets www.californiagoatyoga.com ApCal 32749 Avenue 7, Madera. 8-8:45 pm, advanced lessons from Goat Yoga and Wine at Kings River Get ready for another Rockin’ night 8:45-9:30 pm, and dancing follows. Winery - FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 2018. of Country music under the stars at All dabce lessons are free with adLimited space available, reservaApCal! Southern California Country mission. www.cellardoor101.com/ tions required. Your $45 registration Rock band --- REBEL HEART --- plays event-calendar.html Event Info: fee covers 1 hour of yoga with the all the current Country hits, with a (559) 636-9463 The Cellar Door 101 goats AND a glass of wine. All parhigh energy style! Dust off your hat W. Main St. Visalia. ticipants must register and pre-pay and boots and get ready party Counahead for a spot in the class and be try style at ApCal! It’s gonna be a at least 21 years of age. boot scootin’ good time! Tell all your Calling All Promotors We can Sip N’ Salsa Party - Orquesta Chahelp get you out there. We’ll design, friends and get your tickets early! print and distribute. We’ve got great $10 in advance --- $15 at the gate Calling All Promotors We can Pre-sale gate opens at 5pm --- Gen- rates on bulk prints too 559-472help get you out there. We’ll design, eral admission at 6pm Music from 7182 print and distribute. We’ve got great 7-10pm --- REBEL HEART Music rates on bulk prints too 559-472Dancing - Wine - Beer - Food - Cigars 7182 21 yrs & Older Only Bring a Lawn FresnoFlyer.com

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BRASS Instrument Sale at Fresno Hock Shop. Flute, claranet, XBOX1 with 1 con- trombone, trumpets. toller all cords $120 Located at 3235 E BelCome see at Fresno mont Ave (559) 264Hock Shop 3235 E 5856 Belmont Ave (559) 264-5856

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ANTIQUE Standing Wooden Cabinet Tube Radio (Still Works) $200.00 Call J.R. at 559-227-2016 RARE U.S. Post office P.O. box mailbox door - $175 All the doors are over 100 years old and work perfectly. The bank is made of walnut and has a brass slot for the coins to enter on top of the bank. I only have a few left. Call or text (559) 970-0098 BECKWITH concert grand chicago piano - $500 (Coalinga) It plays just needs to be tuned. For more info please feel free to contact me at 210-2443

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LG WINDOW-Type Air Conditioner 20’’W 20’’D12.5’’H, LIKE NEW! $199 559-3412575 WINDOW MOUNT Evaportive Water Cooler (no motor or pump) $30.00 Call J.R. at 559-227-2016 LARGE QUASAR Microwave Oven $30.00 Call J.R. at 559-227-2016 HOTPOINT refrigerator works great. Water and ice dispencer does not work. $200 can deliver call or text 559451-5730

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COMPLETELY Restored 1973 Schwinn Stingray Bicycle (Over $400.00 invested) Selling for $200.00 Call J.R. at 559-227-2016 TREK 1220 Aluminum ZX Series Road Bike - $225 21 Speeds 700c Quick release rims/tires 19””/48cm Aluminum frame. Saddle Pak with spare tube and tools. In very good condition, ready to ride Please call 559-2614680 if interested.” VINTAGE Diamondback Venom BMX bike in great condition. Asking 200.00 O.B.O. If interested call 559477-2375. No texts please.

EPIPHONE electric guitar les paul $120 Come see at Fresno Hock Shop 3235 E Belmont Ave (559) 264-5856 EPIPHONE electric bass 4 string Thunderbird $225 Come see at Fresno Hock Shop 3235 E Belmont Ave (559) 264-5856

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ANDY A051169 He’s energetic and always ready to romp, wrestle, and have lots of fun. Call CCSPCA at 559233-7722 ext.116

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ANTIQUE / Vintage Tandem Bike from Holland - $200 in very good condition for it’s age. This bike is rare, considering it’s age and place of origin (Holland). It would make a very unique gift and be a fun way to spend time with your significant other. Call / text (559) 397-6419

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JAZZY A043811 is a calm, cuddly kitty looking for a quiet home to settle into. She’ll love to keep you company! CCSPCA 559-233-7722 ext.116

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ELECTRICIAL hardware (Receptacles) Was used for indoor gardering $25 559-341-2575 INDOOR/Outdoor gardering planters, about 70 total. $25 559-341-2575 TRUCK TRAILER Steel Bud Rim 22.575.00 559-341-2575.

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EXTRA LARGE Pet VINTAGE MahogaCarrier $35.00 Call ny Secretary - $200 2 J.R. at 559-227-2016 drawers; many cubby holes behind desktop door; excellent condition; size is 40” tall FURNITURE by 32” wide by 17” SOLID MAPLE Chi- deep; with desktop na Hutch $300.00 Call door open adds 12” in width. Delivery availJ.R. at 559-227-2016 able for extra charge. MATCHING Dinette (559) 269-9079 Set with 4 Solid Maple Chairs $200.00 Call LONG DRESSER/ Buffet - $245 EleJ.R. at 559-227-2016 gant Dresser/ Buffet. 50’S Diner/Style Di- Gray color. 9 drawnette (Table Only) with ers all open and close chrome legs $100.00 smoothly. Solid wood Call J.R. at 559-227- very sturdy. In good condition. 2016 80 in long x 32 in tall SOLID PINE Queen x 20 in depth. If interSize Headboard with ested call or text 5592 Big Glass Doors 284-0750 and Shelf, Lighting Collezione installed $100.00 Call HOME Europa Dresser w/MirJ.R. at 559-227-2016 ror - $225 Heavy duty OAK Entertainment wood 10 drawers and Center - $100 Enter- 2 doors 70”Lx45”Hxtainment center; real 20”W and 45”x48” wood - not pressed mirror everything very wood; 2 wood shelves good condition. Text not adjustable; 2 doors me at 559-728-5896 with one adjustable shelf behind; tv open- BAUHAUS navy/blue ing is 34” wide by 26” microfiber sofa/couch, tall; overall size is 22” bought from a Scandeep by 38” wide by dinavian Design store. 81” tall; excellent con- Seat cushions are firm dition. Delivery avail- foam (1 large piece per able for extra charge. cushion). Back cushions are stuffed filling, (559) 269-9079 so you can add/remove to adjust how full they SELLING SOMETHING? Under $300 are. Recently steam cleaned. Size: 84” list it for FREE. Send it to info@fresnoflyer. (wide) x 41” (deep) x 34” Cash only 559com 320-7949

FLOATING mantel/ floating shelves - $150 This mantel makes a perfect finishing touch on any fireplace. This all wood mantel is stained and varnished for long lasting beauty and durability. Floating shelves are also available for $70.00 to $100.00. Larger mantels available for a small additional charge. As all my items are made from scratch, you pick the size and the color to fit your individual needs and wants. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 559449-3607

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SUZUKI Vinson 500cc 4x4 utility (114 miles) - $4,500 10 speed transmission with Low and High gear range, reverse, selectable 4X4 / 2X4 / Electric start backup pull start, capable of crossing any terrains, runs very strong. (559) 898-2882 2004 Yamaha YFZ 450 Limited Edition! - $3200 (Modesto) In good condition. Battery was recently replaced. Tires have plenty of tread. New Fmf exhaust and light bar. Title in hand and tagged until 2019. Text or call if you have any questions 209-850SELLING something 1855 List it here for only $20/ issue. 472-7182 YFZ 450 Yamaha Quad - $3400 Upgraded suspension. It has +2 arms and axle all top quality parts. New battery just installed. Aftermarket pipe and engine rebuilt with updates and mods. Heavy duty alloy nerf bars, handle bars, and bumper. Also extra set race wheels and tires, extra engine parts, new clutch kit, extra carb, stock foot pegs and front arms all included for asking price. (559) 349-3960

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TOYOTA Corolla Mile 149,000 CLEAN TITLE 1997 CHEVROLET SMOG READY $5200 Tahoe 4x4. Asking (209)628-4463 $4000 or best offer. If you have any questions you can call or text. MOTORCYCLES Sold as is. 559-352- 0869 2005 HARLEY sport ster cafe racer - $,6500 2002 SILVERADO It has the RYCA cafe Single Cab V8, 2WD, racer kit on it and it was 202k miles - $5400 installed by Bakers(HANFORD) No me- field Harley. This bike chanical issues, no is in immaculate shape leaks, cold AC, all and needs nothing. Just stock, spray on bedlin- over 5000 miles. May er, tow package, newer be willing to trade for a Chevy stock wheels, dual sport. Text of call just smogged, tags till for more info at 559November. Previous 786-0897 owner had transmission rebuilt, no paper- 2003 XR 100 - $1,199 work but the shifts are (Coarsegold) Carb has smooth and perfect. been freshly cleaned. Runs great. 559-901- All new fluids and 9952 fuel. Brand new chain and sprocket kits since 2006 ALTIMA $4,200 pictures were taken. - Clean car inside and New air filter. Freshout, runs good has a ly changed oil. New little upgrades to ste- Tires. New Grips. Title reo. 46,000 miles. Oil in hand - Registration changed every 3000 current. Call or text me miles $ 4,200 or best at (559) 676-7669 offer. (559)550-9080 2012 VICTORY call or text only. highball - $6500 Un2009 TOYOTA Co- der 7,000 miles. Runs rolla - $6900 (HAN- flawless. New seat. FORD) For sale or Text 559-647-0335 No would consider trade trades. for a crew cab truck. 09 Corolla Le Clean 2008 YAMAHA RaidTitle, very good con- er - $5,500 Low miledition. 110,000 miles age in excellent condiruns great, great on tion, runs well, clean gas,Cold AC, pow- paint job, stored in er windows/locks, the garage. (559) 269smogged. $6900 209- 3623 498-9929 KAWASAKI ZX6R 2008 BMW 328i Runs 07 - $3,000 runs like a excellent Clean title champ. 17,000 Miles. Recently Smogged New chain. Up to date Gas saver 180k miles oil change. Comes Tires like new Will with jardine exhaust come with 2019 Tags two brothers headers AC blows ice cold upgrades. Comes with Black Exterior color extra clutch plates to Black Leather interior replace old one when Premium Package wornout. Extra gas Tinted windows If in- tank but needs painting and new fairings to terested contact replace the one on it. 559-869-3250 Clean title pink slip in hand. Text or call 559SELLING SOME307-7673 THING? Under $300 list it for FREE. info@ fresnoflyer.com

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2013 KAWASAKI concours 14 $7600 160 hp sport touring bike. Heated hand grips, adjustable windshield are a couple of the creature comforts. It has 19000 miles. Call or text only (559) 349-0397 2015 YAMAHA Bolt - $5,500 Excellent condition. Only 5312 miles. Also comes with a sissy bar/back rest for the passenger seat. It gets approximately 50mpg, and the insurance is extremely affordable. This is an incredibly fun and affordable bike to ride! Call or text at 559-3094528 2001 FATBOY Harley Davidson - $9,000 Has 4,000 Miles On It. Has Been Kept Up For These Past Few Years. My Grandpa No Longer Rides It So We Need It Gone. Willing To Take Offers. Serious Buyers Only. (559)217-9520 text preferred 1986. SUZUKI intruder vs700 New tires and battery and will come with extra parts 14k miles Reg is non opp, pink in hand (559) 394-3054

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2009 KEYSTONE Outback Ultra Lite travel trailer - $2000 Excellent Condition. Large Pop Out. No Smoking, No Pets ever. New Air Conditioner. New Refrigerator. Custom Surround Sound. Well Maintained 100% operational. Clean Title - 1 owner (559) 223-2068 1996 MONACO Dynasty 26ft - $22,000 Cummins C8.3 -325 Hp Diesel Engine. 6 Speed Allison Transmission. Only 83,000 original miles. New Coach Battery. Hydraulic Leveling System. Diesel Generator. Rear Vision Camera. Slide out Tray in full pass through storage compartment. Plenty of Storage. (559) 9087789 calls only. 1998 Winnebago Chieftain 32ft. M-H with large slide in great shape. $8900 559-3756271 2012 maverick 22ft. Travel trailer. Excellent Cond. super clean $7900 559-375-6271

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27’ ALJO 5th wheel with pop-out - $6,000 hitch included. Three ft steel basket on the rear that could hold firewood, motorcycles, generator (none of which is included). Everything works.Axles have been flipped to accommodate tall trucks. Will NOT accept: trades, postal orders, checks, baseball cards, etc. CASH Only! Will not finance. 559-824-0798

2006 27FT Gulfstream tt. Folding couch/bed, dinette, one slide, large back window very clean call Tyler 805296-6088 2000 mallard 25ft bunkhouse Very clean, Bunks, dinette/bed, front queen bed, full bathroom and kitchen, new awning, new tires, $8500 call Tyler 805296-6088

PROWLER 93 Travel Trailer 1Owner New 2016 Keystone Spring- Refrig/Tires - $4400 dale 201RDWE Travel 559-408-0174 calls Trailer - $18995 (clo- only vis auto sales) (559) 322-8866 2006 Kawasaki Vulcan 500 LTD - $2250 15 FOOT travel trailer (Bakersfield Beautiful 1991 $4500 559-246- Bike in excellent con2164 dition. Low mileage, only 1973 miles on it. 02 KOMFORT 23ft / Runs and Rides perdinette slide /sleeps6/ fect. 6 speed transmisv6 towable - $7400 sion. Extras include 559-612-4235 aftermarket windshield, sissy bar, lug1968 TRAVEL Red- gage rack and saddle Ball 1968 -$800 trailer bags. Saddle bags are 11 ft no leaks needs not installed but saddle new owner. (559) 216- bag brackets are. Clean 7094 title. Pink slip in hand. Cash only, no checks. 24’ TERRY Pull trail- Call (661) 204-0549 er $3500 Fully self or (661) 735-3709. No contain, microwave, calls after 8:30 P.M. stove, oven, bathroom, SELLING SOMEfridge and freezer, air THING? List it here conditioning everyfor only $20/issue. thing works perfect Send it to info@fres559-473-3013 noflyer.com

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CHATEAU MONTEREY I 2881 Willow Ave. Clovis (559) 294-7144 MONTHLY RENT $650.00 Studio 1 bathroom $350.00 security deposit application fee $25.00 per adult

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$895 / 1BR - 708ft Garden Villa Apartments of Clovis, California! Garden Villa Apartments is a quiet and clean Clovis community in a park like setting. Please contact us at (559) 291-4305 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH 950 SQ. FT. Under New Management Ashlan & Marks 559-226-6086 $1025 / 2br - 928ft2 Perfect for roommates (559) 292-1009 Beautiful unique floor plan with private master suite Plank floors, 2 full baths, walk in closet Conveniently located to freeways, airport and shops.

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MERIT MANOR Apartments One Bedroom One Bath$850.00 - $875.00 Ft: 714 sqft Two Bedroom One Bath- $985.00 $1,015.00 Ft: 904 sqft Two Bedroom Two Bath- $1,040.00 $1,065.00 Ft: 994 sqft located just minutes from Fresno State and excellent shopping. Our apartments are located in wonderful garden settings with beautiful shade courtyards. You may take advantage of our fully equipped clubhouse and fitness center!! (559) 291-9555

ROOM FOR RENT FRESNO/ASHLAN 2 Rooms Available - Large room like a studio. Single or Couple, no kids. $600/mo $500/deposit Second Room - $400/mo $500 Deposit 400-1500

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ROOM FOR rent in quiet Clovis neighborhood. Month to month rent with 30-day notification. The rent includes the following: Full house and kitchen privileges (spelling correct please), use of washer and dryer cable TV, WIFI, and all utilities are included in the rental price. $475.00 per month Provide proof of income text or call (714)335-5341

ROOM FOR Rent With Full Access to House, Includes Fireplace, Washer/Dryer, Kitchen Ect. $385 all utilities split equally. Quiet Clean Available Now. Close to Fresno State, Airport Near Clovis Small Deposit (559)797-5209

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WHY RENT an apartment? When you can FRESNO/ASHLAN rent a home. Beautiful 2 Rooms Available and Roomy 2 & 3 Bed- Large room like a rooms Available. Only studio. Single or Cou- $1000 month. Call tople, no kids. $600/mo day! 888-563-3003 $500/deposit Second Room - $400/mo $500 Deposit Habla Espanol HOUSES FOR Call (559) 400-1500 RENT

REAL ESTATE 3 BED 1 bath home. Central A/C and heat. Dual pane windows Ceiling fans. Lots of storage closet space. Single detached garage. Gated carport cover. Nice well kept front & backyard. Close to freeway access. Sorry No Sec 8. $1099 559-288-4834 RENTING your home? List it here for only $20 per issue. Call (559) 472-7182 or info@fresnoflyer.com BEAUTIFUL house for rent for $1250 a month is located in a quiet neighborhood south of Sierra Vista Mall. It has 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms with central heating and A/C. It is districted for Clovis schools. No section 8. Call for more information between the hours of 9am and 7pm. (559)-999-3335

A PLACE FOR MOM. The nation’s largest senior living referral service. Contact our trusted, local experts today! Our service is FREE/ no obligation. CALL 1-855-621-5373 $1300 / 2BR - House for Rent (1342 N Van Ness) approximately 1,560 square feet. Single family home located on North Van Ness in the Tower District. Close to restaurants, shopping and schools, including Fresno City College. It has a large living room plus 2 large bedrooms, 1.5 baths, large kitchen and dining area. Large utility room with washer and dryer hookups. Large back yard. No pets. No smoking. Security deposit $1300. If interested call Jack to set up an appointment. (559) 513-3999

BEAUTIFUL 4bd 2bath Nw fresno great location near new shopping center Fireplace Includes yard work Hardwood floors1-year lease no section 8 (559) 9305690 $1250 / 3br - 1300ft2 ** CENTRAL FRESNO HOME Hardwood Floors New Kitchen/ Bathroom Tile New Carpet Central Air Conditioning/Heating Ceiling Fans Dual Pane Windows Yard Service Included Water/Garbage NOT Included No Pets No Section 8 1 Year Lease Agreement Move In Requirements: Application Credit Check Fee Deposit $1,250 + 1st Month’s Rent Appointment @ (559) 259-2236

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YOUR ENTERTAINMENT OASIS! $559,000 Stillmeadow 1 subdivision in Oakhurst Minutes from town. Pool, hot tub, waterfall and beautiful views. Landscaped yard. 2790 sf two-story home with 5 Bd, 3Ba, open living area, and wraparound deck. Main floor master suite. Room to park your RV/toys.! Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 6837183 office (559) 4620321 mobile

TOP OF THE WORLD VIEWS! $215,000 Beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bathroom mountain home with incredible views. Open concept with plenty of natural light from the large windows. Relax on the huge partially covered deck. On Deadwood Mountain, minutes from Oakhurst. TOP OF THE WORLD VIEWS! $215,000 Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 6837183 office (559) 4620321 mobile

SELLING your home? List it here for Call (559) 472-7182 B&B ON THE CREEK IN FISH CAMP! $998,000 Well-established bed & breakfast inn situated on year-round creek, located 2 miles from the south entrance to Yosemite Nat’l Park. Operated by sole proprietor since 2002. 3 beautifully furnished guest suites, each with their own balcony, heating and bathroom with soaking tub. Upgrades throughout including a new kitchen with quartz counters and high-end appliances. Own this retreat for your own private getaway. Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 683-7183 office (559) 462-0321 mobile

YOUR OWN PRIVATE HOMESTEAD! $299,000 Only minutes from town, this custom home was designed and built by the owner! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living /dining room combined, kitchen and an office make up the 1,589 square feet of space. All on 5.95 acres that has a small barn for horses, two creeks, and room to roam. Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 683-7183 office (559) 462-0321 mobile

PIERCE LAKE ESTATE! $55,000 Ready to build near Oakhurst Schools. 1.07 Acres in the desirable Pierce Lake Estates. Enjoy the meandering seasonal creek and take advantage of a flat building site. Mature trees provide a bountiful canopy of shade. Come see this parcel today! Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 683-7183 office (559) 462-0321 mobile

MANUFACTURED Homes in a Gated Community. Homes starting at $59,000. Owner financing, low down payments, competitive interest rates. Veterans let us help you with a $2,500 grant towards the down payment on a home! Call 898-2088

YOSEMITE LAKES PARK! $14,500 1 acre of land in the community of Yosemite Lakes Park (YLP). Great location. Close to recreation center. Property is covered with rock outcroppings, has a seasonal creek, and ready for your imagination. Ask your realtor for the “One Time Close Construction” worksheet that has estimated costs for you to build your dream home on this wonderful slice of land. Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 683-7183 office (559) 462-0321 mobile

BUILD ON 10.98 ACRES! $95,000 10.98 acre lot on a quiet road in Coarsegold. Paved road to the property. Nice rock outcroppings with level land as well as rolling hills. Room for all your animals. The private well and pump have been installed, just need to hook up to the power. Electric power poles are across the street. Scott McGhee, Lic #01987178 (559) 683-7183 office (559) 462-0321 mobile SELLING your home? List it here for Call (559) 472-7182

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