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October 11, 2014

• Pet Connection: How to recognize and manage feline diabetes
• Frank Fat’s: A 75-year Sacramento dining legacy
• Harris, Shaw compete for Sacramento Council District 3
• A solemn journey to the ‘other’ California
• A Sacramento-area ‘Chic Little House’ reborn after fire
• Kings, NBA court foreign fans with exhibition game in China
• Garden checklist: Tips for harvesting pumpkins, squash
• Montana State huge test for UC Davis defense in Big Sky football game
• Davis loses football shootout with Montana State, 77-37
• Video, Take 2: Sacramento area high school football games, Oct. 10
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to woman accused of killing Rancho Cordova couple?
• Sacramento judge sentences child molester to more than 400 years in prison
• Caltrans outfits fleet with high-tech devices
• Columbus Day Closures
• Plastic bag makers in denial about California’s ban
• Rep. Ami Bera has earned a second term
• Player’s broken leg reveals hip-joint tumor
• Prep football: Player of the week poll
• RAIDERS GAME AT A GLANCE
• The Nosh Pit: Farm-to-fork with a side of fries?
• It takes more than gadgets for girls to get interested in science and math
• Mentally ill need full range of voluntary services
• The week ahead in home and garden events
• Farmworkers need more protection from powerful, large growers
• Kevin Johnson: Measure L will help Sacramento succeed
• Upcoming FCC decision will determine your Internet speed
• The grass is greener now at Levi’s Stadium
• Sacramento temperatures remain above average; winds pick up Sunday
• Former Bradshaw Christian School aide convicted of molestation charge
• Let churches help the homeless
• Thursday’s college, community college and high school scoreboard (10-09-14)
• Cold-pressed juice draws Sacramento health-seekers
• At the SPCA: Leah the cat is looking for a forever home
• Nothing is sweet about industry attack on soda tax
• Native daughter Joan Didion feels like part of our family
• Hints from Heloise: Never run a microwave that’s empty
• UPDATE: Applegate fire 67 percent contained; evacuation orders lifted for some area homes
• WellSpace Health opens newest clinic in Citrus Heights
• Video, Take 1: Sacramento area high school football games, Oct. 10
• Stress of being poor creates health risk
• Convicted killer faces death penalty trial in Sacramento
• 49ers notes: Lack of Rams sacks won’t let 49ers relax
• China develops a taste for California wines
• The Buzz: Jerry Brown endorses exercise, is mum on Torlakson
• Will Measure L help Sacramento succeed?
• On the Move
• Provisions: What to read, buy or check out for travel or recreation