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March 22, 2015

• Yuma: See the light! It’s now a tourist draw
• Liquor store squeezed out in Sacramento’s new downtown
• Bees need allies beyond Big Almond
• Putin alludes to using nukes in state film
• Escapes: Listen to free jazz in downtown Monterey
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Sen. Janet Nguyen’s misguided notion of banning bans
• Questions of courage, memories of a friend
• Food startups get a taste of raising money online
• Feast Q&A: Peruvian eats to hit the streets
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Apps lead travelers to Wi-Fi, drinks – even toilets
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Sunday
• Local sports events for Sunday, March 22
• Postcards From Readers: A French quay
• Republic FC struggles in second half, falls to Seattle in USL opener
• In Lyon case, ‘video voyeurism’ raises uncomfortable questions
• River Cats secure more space for free parking
• Round-the-world cyclists make pit stop in Davis
• Jerry Brown: Opposition on climate change ‘borders on the immoral’
• Lincoln company sells device to fool Keurig machine
• Tim Donnelly gets radio show in ‘socialist republic of California’
• Woman in critical condition after North Sacramento stabbing
• Police: Man tried to kidnap two kids outside Sacramento church
• Opinion: L.A. Lakers will get a more fitting name, at last
• Pay for fighting wildfires like natural disasters
• This Week: North Natomas residents could get tree rebates
• Sprinkles, cooler temperatures predicted for Sacramento
• Applause for the week of March 23
• Take Your Best Shot: A wave of bell peppers
• McClatchy tops Oak Ridge for girls NorCal D-I title
• Fowler comes off bench to fuel Capital Christian NorCal title
• Sacramento boys fall to dominant Mitty in NorCal Division II final
• Woodcreek falls short against San Ramon Valley in NorCal final
• Whale watching now year-round activity in San Diego
• The world according to Randy Paragary
• Sacramento airport plans to build on-site solar farm