Shelly Thorene
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Watershed Education Summit connects students with science & nature (opens the original)
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High school students in bright orange vests and hard hats carried clipboards, buckets and ice cube trays into the forest to collect specimens from the Jones Fork Creek, near Wench Creek campground Sept. 17. One of many exercises carried out during the four-day Watershed Educational Summit. Around 72 students from El Dorado, Ponderosa, Union Mine, Forest Hill and Golden Sierra high schools and Pacific Crest Academy learned watershed-monitoring techniques from teachers and representatives from Eld
New Mosquito Bridge open (opens the original)
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The opening ceremony for the new Mosquito Bridge commenced on Sept. 25, led by El Dorado County Director of Transportation Rafael Martinez, who highlighted the historical significance of the day. "Since 1867, the old wooden bridge has connected our communities, and today the history of Mosquito in El Dorado County turns a new chapter," Martinez told the crowd. During the event, Martinez acknowledged several attending dignitaries: Trevor Page, representing Sen. Adam Schiffâs office; Brixton Lan
Byron Sher, steward of California’s natural places dies (opens the original)
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Stanford law professor Byron David Sher, 98, whose 24-year legislative career helped define modern California environmental protection which in turn, helped propel national trends, passed away peacefully of natural causes Sept. 12 at his beloved pear orchard in Placerville. Sherâs career in the state Assembly spanned 1980-96 and 1996-2004 in the state Senate. He helped pass dozens of groundbreaking bills, among them the Clean Water Act in 1987 and the Safe Drinking Water Act in 1989, and was
Hair raising experience — vehicle crashes into salon (opens the original)
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Marylou Truax of Folsom was launched from a hairdresser's chair at Salon A2 Wednesday after it was hit by a Honda CRV that plowed into the business at 3380 Coach Lane in Cameron Park around 1 p.m. The 78-year-old woman was transported to Marshall Medical for suspected minor injuries. Salon owner Sheri Rinauro of Cameron Park was standing near her client when it happened and said she was able to quickly move out of the path of the Honda CR-V driven by Jennifer Steelquist, 90, of Rescue. Another
Prost! Oktoberfest takes over Main Street (opens the original)
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Oktoberfest was an absolute blast for all ages, featuring costume contests, stein-holding face-offs and the epic Dachshund Dash. Main Street Placerville loaded up on Bavarian tradition, Saturday, Sept. 19, with craft beers from seven local breweries, tasty regional wines, fresh Harris Farms pretzels and bratwursts hot off the grill from Old Town Grill. The Courthouse parking lot turned into a kid-friendly fun zone, while DJ Song and Dance, Late for Dinner, and Island of Black and White kept the
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