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March 14, 2015

• Cities will prevail in competition between trees and people
• Loomis library could close as Placer County faces budgetary woes
• Opinion: If the Jeff Koons art made you mad – you probably had your facts wrong
• Jeff Koons’ flashy art attracts cheers, jeers
• Lassen County board to discuss State of Jefferson declaration
• Adversaries break bread on ‘Breaking Borders’
• Sheldon boys fall to Berkeley in D-I regional basketball
• NorCal Round-up: McClatchy girls beat Davis in Division I
• Republic FC forfeits match against UC Davis by walking off field
• Paper printouts are the norm under California Legislature’s open records law
• 49ers sign running back Reggie Bush in busy day of deals
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Sunday
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Feast Q&A: SuperFood wants folks to donate healthful foods
• Time to untied the hands of local distillers
• A proposal to ride the rails north for adventure, recreation
• Meeting Wednesday on Sacramento Valley flood control
• California wins a round in epic tax fight with Nevada inventor
• Postcards From Readers: Grand Canyon view
• Temperature reaches record-breaking 85 degrees in Sacramento
• Take Your Best Shot: Paella for the family
• Cornerback shuffle: 49ers say goodbye to Perrish Cox, sign Shareece Wright, Chris Cook
• 49ers agree to terms with OL Erik Pears
• Local sports events for Sunday, March 15
• Escapes: Discover artisan cheese in Petaluma
• Travel to Cuba rises as walls come down
• California is the new Texas on border relations
• Oops, errant Clinton emails land in Jack’s inbox
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• The Conversation
• A lesson that change is constant
• Kaiser tops customer-satisfaction study for eighth year in a row
• They make sure IRS listens