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October 15, 2014

• Steve Glazer promotes Republican, but Jerry Brown endorses Tim Sbranti
• Posey leading way without power bat
• Comics at sacbee.com
• Posole: Comfort food with a kick
• At 6-0, Cordova off to best start since 2003
• Wing of Calfire plane may have hit tree during fatal crash
• Chris Borland’s football education hits overdrive with 49ers
• Local football notes: In Sac State vs. Cal Poly matchup, it’s pass vs. run
• 49ers notes: Colin Kaepernick profanity fine reduced by half
• DeMarcus Cousins sits out preseason game in China
• Sacramento showers drop about a tenth of an inch
• Kashkari flails as campaign goes under
• McKibbin, Paulo for San Juan schools
• Pimping and prostitution alleged at Penryn spa
• New El Dorado County animal shelter to open in Diamond Springs
• SolarCity launches public offering of solar bonds
• A way to buy fresh produce, help sustain small growers
• Woodland farmer’s roots go deep
• AM Alert: The Kevin de León era begins
• Surprising new cookbooks to ignite a cook’s curiosity
• California high-speed rail wins big round in state high court
• A coarsening of the political discourse
• Ski industry pours $564 million into Tahoe economy, study says
• Three arrested following stolen-vehicle pursuit through Carmichael
• CalPERS board member stripped of leadership posts for campaign finance infractions
• Twin Rivers trustee pleads no contest in paternity case
• Woman’s body found along Elverta roadside may have been there for days
• Roseville police arrest two men in cross-country marijuana shipping operation
• Chris Cook praised for foiling Rams’ surprise
• Peyton Manning unsure how to characterize 2012 interest from 49ers
• Study: Pension cuts impair government quality
• Sacramento Business Journal publisher returning to Missouri
• Jury convicts Sacramento’s ‘Roaming Rapist’
• MLS’ Timbers break with Republic FC, form USL Pro team
• Anthony Davis, Tramaine Brock return to practice
• Using items most would discard to create delicious delicacies
• Tucked inside Granite Bay, a 103-year-old working persimmon orchard
• Kings wrap up trip to China with overtime loss to Brooklyn Nets
• Bank of Sacramento agrees to be acquired by larger bank
• Bill was a step forward on energy
• The Claw returns soon for Sacramento’s leaf season
• Shasta atheist wins $2 million settlement over drug program
• Gas leak halts light rail near 12th Street in Sacramento
• AM Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday
• How truthful were the 4th District candidates?
• Likable farmer and winter squash, a popular autumn crop
• Bees’ nectar source determines flavor
• Elk Grove pedestrian dies when hit by tow truck
• School reform in California must include better training of teachers
• 2 in critical after pit bull mauling
• Cooper touts local experience
• Kaepernick’s “inappropriate language” fine cut in half
• Fruit is grown on dry side to make it sweeter
• Growing next generation of farmers in Winters
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What happened to man accused of video recording under women’s dresses at Roseville store?
• The Mailbox: Reader recipe requests for stuffed apricots, corn pudding
• Mandarin recipes
• Bake a fall dessert with apples
• Amazon opening holiday kiosk in Roseville Galleria
• Making the Rounds: Cameron Champ should make healthy return soon to Texas A&M
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