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Did you recently purchase a new vehicle? Have you considered adding a layer of protection on the paint of your new investment? Call Dan today and ask about how the dealerships keep their vehicles looking so good for so long. . .  Tagvor Auto Styling  Owner: Dan Tagvoryan  Phone number 916-384-7565 Call now  Watch the video now  Paint Protection Film  for your new car Address 5451 Warehouse Way Unit # 102 Sacramento, Ca 95826 Visit the Website https://www.tagvorautostyling.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tagvorautostyling/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCskd83a6FC_yXoqhLCfXAbA Facebook https://www.facebook.com/tagvorautos/ Clear Bra (Paint Protection Film) Auto Detailing Vehicle Wraps Auto  Customization Paint correction Ceramic Coatings  This service may be a lot more affordable, and quicker to install than you may be thinking. . . Phone number 916-384-7565 Call now 

Annie & David would like to invite all people of Madera to the Donut Basket. Donut Basket in Madera, California is everyone’s favorite local donut shop. They offer a very welcoming environment for students, farmers, and all donut lovers. Grab a delicious glazed donut to go, or hang out for a minute and enjoy a fresh, hot coffee. Donut Basket serves apple fritters, croissants, sandwiches, cold drinks, and many more food and drink items for your enjoyment. 1216 W. Olive Avenue Madera, California Call now! (559) 416-7213 *near Madera High School north campus

Veteran uses film to make impact REFERENCE: http://www.clovisroundup.com/veteran-uses-film-make-impact/   May 16, 2017   Clovis Roundup Army Veteran George Ohan. (Photo courtesy of KP1 Studios) By Tomas Kassahun, Reporter @TomasKassahun As he struggled to adjust to civilian life, George Ohan found the answer to his problems in a film studio in Fresno. Ohan’s struggle started after he was relocated from Germany to the United States immediately following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Ohan, who served with the M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank Gunner in Germany, found himself in a new role as the Army made adjustments because of 9/11.  “The Army started moving people around in different places,” Ohan said. “The military started saying ‘we need a 1,000 sergeants to be drill sergeants. Then we need 1,000 more sergeants to be recruiters, we need 10,000 sergeants to be infantry trainers because we’re going to start training up like 30,000 more soldie...