Calaveras Democrats
are honored to host Rose Roach, field director for the River Delta Field Office of the California
School Employees Association (CSEA) since 2003. Ms Roach has been focusing
her work on educating the public about single payer health care reform.
On Thursday, September 13, 6:30 pm, in the Board Chambers, 891 Mountain Ranch Road, San Andreas,
Ms Roach will give an overview of the new health care law, the Affordable
Care Act (ACA). Her talk highlights the portions of the law already in effect
and provides an overview of the sections yet to be implemented. She will also
discuss what’s next in the fight for health care as a human right.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Sheriff Dept Advisory: Subject arrested at Valley Springs residence after narcotics related seach warrant service and shot fired at Sheriff's Office entry team.
On Wednesday September 5, 2012, members of the Calaveras County
Sheriff’s Narcotics Enforcement Unit and members of the Department SWAT
team served a Narcotics related search warrant at a residence in the
2300 block of Barbour Street in Valley Springs.
As members of the Sheriff’s Office commenced service of the warrant, Suspect Donald Madrid (age 74 of Valley Springs) fired one round from a handgun towards the SWAT team. Suspect Madrid fired the weapon while in a bedroom of the residence as the SWAT team approached the closed door. None of the deputies were struck by the bullet and Suspect Madrid was immediately taken into custody by the SWAT team without further incident.
As members of the Sheriff’s Office commenced service of the warrant, Suspect Donald Madrid (age 74 of Valley Springs) fired one round from a handgun towards the SWAT team. Suspect Madrid fired the weapon while in a bedroom of the residence as the SWAT team approached the closed door. None of the deputies were struck by the bullet and Suspect Madrid was immediately taken into custody by the SWAT team without further incident.
CalFire TCU Lightening Fire update
SAN ANDREAS
– Thursday, September 06, 2012 the weather system that moved through Calaveras
and Tuolumne Counties yesterday brought numerous lightning strikes which
sparked 24 fires within the two counties in the last 24 hours. The largest fire remains the SALT fire in Calaveras County which is 100% contained and
burned 84 acres. Fire personnel will
continue to patrol the two counties for “sleepers”, these are fires that may
not be seen until the heat returns and humidity levels become lower. Due to
the strategically placed resources throughout the two counties yesterday most
of the lightning fires were found, contained and controlled very quickly with
minimal acreage loss. There were no
injuries or structure loss associated with any of the fires.
Sheriff Dept Advisory: Subject arrested for possession of child pornography after search warrant service of residence.
Following the service of the search warrant, William Wray Chain (Age 77) of Valley Springs was arrested.
Mr. Chain was booked into the Calaveras County Jail on charges of 311.11P.C. (Possession of Child Pornography).
The investigation is continuing and no further information will be released pending its completion.
Calaveras Youth Mentoring program Golf Fundraiser
SAVE THE DATE:
“Swinging on a Star” Golf Outing to Benefit Youth Mentoring
“Swinging on a Star” Golf Outing to Benefit Youth Mentoring
La Contenta Golf Club, Valley Springs
September 21, 2012
WHO: The Calaveras Mentoring Foundation presents …
WHAT: The first-ever “Swinging on a Star” Golf Outing Fundraiser
WHEN: Friday, September 21, 2012
Putting contest at 10:30am
Golf starts at noon
Dinner starts at 6:00pm
WHERE: La Contenta Golf Club, 1653 Highway 26, Valley Springs
Fiber Arts Scholar speaking at Central Sierra Arts Council
Central Sierra Arts Council
welcomes Guest Speaker Cynthia LeCount
of Behind the Scenes Travel.
DATE & TIME: Sunday, September 9th, 2012 at 2PM
LOCATION: Central Sierra Arts Council, 193 S. Washington St., Sonora, CA
for more information visit
http://www.centralsierraarts.org/2012/08/28/csac-welcomes-fiber-arts-scholar-enthusiast-cynthia-lecount/
SOnora PD Press release re:Felony DUI Accident and Arrest
5 September 2012, at approx. 11:39 pm, Officers from the Sonora
Police Department responded to a reported rollover accident at the
intersection of North Shepherd Street and Elkin Street.
When Officers arrived at the scene they located a 1985 Toyota 4Runner on its side, along with two injured female passengers; and approximately 20 feet of wooden guardrail that had been destroyed as a result of the accident.
When Officers arrived at the scene they located a 1985 Toyota 4Runner on its side, along with two injured female passengers; and approximately 20 feet of wooden guardrail that had been destroyed as a result of the accident.
Gov Issues Statement Regarding the Death of CHP Officer Youngstrom
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today issued the following statement
regarding the death of California Highway Patrol Officer Kenyon M.
Youngstrom:
“Anne and I extend our deep condolences to Officer Youngstrom’s family, friends and colleagues as they mourn the tragic loss of this dedicated officer, father, husband, veteran and friend. Officer Youngstrom died protecting the community he served, and we are grateful to him for that. We will always remember his courage, commitment and service.”
Officer Youngstrom, 37, of Fairfield, died Wednesday, September 5, after being shot while conducting a traffic stop alongside Interstate 680 in Walnut Creek the morning of September 4.
“Anne and I extend our deep condolences to Officer Youngstrom’s family, friends and colleagues as they mourn the tragic loss of this dedicated officer, father, husband, veteran and friend. Officer Youngstrom died protecting the community he served, and we are grateful to him for that. We will always remember his courage, commitment and service.”
Officer Youngstrom, 37, of Fairfield, died Wednesday, September 5, after being shot while conducting a traffic stop alongside Interstate 680 in Walnut Creek the morning of September 4.
Copper Cellars brings more than tasty wines to town
On Thursday August 30, 2012 the newly opened Copper Cellars in Town Square brought to town a unique brand of entertainment, actually titled edu-tainment.
Storyteller and history buff LindaTeighland Clark, dressed in Hardluck Lin character, visited Copper Cellars to enchant, entertain, and educate wine tasters on the struggles of the early pioneers to California. Pulling from stories that have been passed down from generation to generation through her husbands family - one of the original settlers in the area - Linda weaves a tale of hardship and the will to survive.
Storyteller and history buff LindaTeighland Clark, dressed in Hardluck Lin character, visited Copper Cellars to enchant, entertain, and educate wine tasters on the struggles of the early pioneers to California. Pulling from stories that have been passed down from generation to generation through her husbands family - one of the original settlers in the area - Linda weaves a tale of hardship and the will to survive.
Two dozen lightening fires
According to CalFire nearly two dozen small lightning-sparked fires were started 9-5-12 in Amador, El Dorado & Calaveras Counties.
Possible thunderstorms today
9-6-12
- Today A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 90. Calm wind becoming west southwest around 6 mph in the afternoon. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
- Tonight Partly cloudy, with a low around 61. North wind 5 to 9 mph.
Community Garden Open House
The members of the Copperopolis Community Garden Committee invite the public to an Open House at our Bill Albee Memorial Copperopolis
Community Garden this Sunday, 9-9-12 between 8AM and 2PM. Please stop by.
Calaveras Taxpayers Annual BBQ 9-19-12
Calaveras Taxpayers Host 5th Annual BBQ
Moaning Caverns
Resort, Vallecito
Wednesday, September 19th,
5 to 8 PM.
Food will be catered by the Historic Murphys Hotel,
featuring delicious BBQ Tri-Tip
Lungren Statement On National Debt Reaching $16 Trillion
Congressman
Dan Lungren (R-Gold River) issued the following statement in
response to the U.S. national debt surpassing $16 trillion for the first
time in American history.
“The debt of the United States is now $16 trillion. We have reached a milestone that everyone should take very seriously because of its lasting effect on the future of our country. There is really no way to sugar coat the problem we face. This level of debt is a burden to our economy, is a threat to our national security, and will seriously alter the livelihood of future generations of Americans. We are currently borrowing nearly 40 cents on the dollar and sending the bill to our children and grandchildren- everyone’s share of the national debt is $50,908. We have borrowed and spent money we do not have and the level of debt will continue to rise unless we chart a new fiscal course. Enacting commonsense reforms that address the drivers of this colossal debt needs to be our main priority if we are to strengthen our economy today and save the American dream for the next generation.”
“The debt of the United States is now $16 trillion. We have reached a milestone that everyone should take very seriously because of its lasting effect on the future of our country. There is really no way to sugar coat the problem we face. This level of debt is a burden to our economy, is a threat to our national security, and will seriously alter the livelihood of future generations of Americans. We are currently borrowing nearly 40 cents on the dollar and sending the bill to our children and grandchildren- everyone’s share of the national debt is $50,908. We have borrowed and spent money we do not have and the level of debt will continue to rise unless we chart a new fiscal course. Enacting commonsense reforms that address the drivers of this colossal debt needs to be our main priority if we are to strengthen our economy today and save the American dream for the next generation.”
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
California Highway Patrol Officer passes away
California Highway Patrol Officer Kenyon Marc Youngstrom, who was
shot while pulling over a vehicle Tuesday morning, died at 6:05
p.m. Wednesday evening, the CHP confirms.
For full story visit http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/48911552/#.UEhAUpbV5Z8
MTUESD - Notice of Public Hearing regarding Sufficiency of Instructional Materials
The Mark Twain Union Elementary School District will hold a Public Hearing at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 13, 2012 in the District meeting room at 981 Tuolumne Ave, Angels Camp, CA.
This Public Hearing will be held to determine whether each student in each school will have sufficient textbooks and instructional materials in each subject consistent with the content and cycles of the state curriculum frameworks during the 2012 /13 fiscal year.
The MTUESD Board of Trustees encourages the participation by parents / guardians, teachers, interested community members and bargaining unit leaders in this hearing.
Salt Fire Update from CalFire
UPDATE 5:11 pm 9-5-12
100% containment 84 acres.
100% containment 84 acres.
SALT
Incident Update
9-5-12, 3:48PM
www.fire.ca.gov
Fire Information
Line: (209) 754-5527
Location:
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Salt Spring
Valley Road
and Hunt Road,
13 miles north of Copperopolis
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County:
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Calaveras County
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Acres:
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60 Acres
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% Containment:
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50%
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Urgent Fire Weather message from National Weather System
......CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER PATTERN DEVELOPING FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY MORNING FROM SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS WITH LITTLE RAIN AND GUSTY WINDS... .A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM ALONG THE COAST ALONG WITH SUBTROPICAL MOISTURE WILL BRING HIGH BASED ISOLATED TO SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING. CONSIDERABLE LIGHTNING IS POSSIBLE IN THE EVENING AND OVERNIGHT AND SOME STORMS MAY HAVE LITTLE RAIN. WITH A DRY AIRMASS IN PLACE AND EXTREMELY DRY FUELS ...HIGH-BASED THUNDERSTORMS WITH LITTLE OR NO ASSOCIATED PRECIPITATION AND GUSTY WINDS ARE POSSIBLE...BRINGING HIGH FIRE DANGER TO THE AREA.
Opening Day for Cellar Restaurant on Columbia College Campus
Columbia college has a restaurant!
Today was opening day.
What makes this special is it is mostly students who are in the program.
We made the special journey over to take it all in.
Finding ourselves on campus, we were delighted to the aroma coming from the bakery
then a taste test of some of those goodies - left us wanting more as the lunch did not start till 1130 in the Cellar (inside dining)
Oh, the atmosphere, the taste of the day's special - soup, main dish & dessert. All for a very reasonable price
We'll go back!
Call 558-5100 for hours of operation & specials & dinner reservations - remember their only students.
by, Rich Kotowski & a friend from Bar XX
Picture of the building that houses 'The Cellar'
Today was opening day.
What makes this special is it is mostly students who are in the program.
We made the special journey over to take it all in.
Finding ourselves on campus, we were delighted to the aroma coming from the bakery
then a taste test of some of those goodies - left us wanting more as the lunch did not start till 1130 in the Cellar (inside dining)
Oh, the atmosphere, the taste of the day's special - soup, main dish & dessert. All for a very reasonable price
We'll go back!
Call 558-5100 for hours of operation & specials & dinner reservations - remember their only students.
by, Rich Kotowski & a friend from Bar XX
Rummage Sale in Jamestown to support special ed programs for teens
The Mounted Dream Center is sponsoring a Rummage Sale
Fundraiser on Fri & Sat: Sept 7-8. 8am-4pm
Antiques, power tools, Household items. Something for
everyone. Lots of parking and shade.
Proceeds support their Vocational Training Program for
special ed teens.
Follow the signs at the corner of Jamestown Rd &
Racetrack Rd.
Call 533-8930 for more info. Pick up service available
for donated items.
7 confirmed lightening strike fires in Calaveras
Thunderstorms move through Tuolumne – Calaveras Unit
Board of Supervisors 9-11-12 preliminary meeting agenda
September 11, 2012
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
CALAVERAS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLIC AUTHORITY
CALAVERAS COUNTY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT
THIS MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CHAMBERS
891 Mountain Ranch Rd, San Andreas, California
CalFire Helicopter refueling
11:55 9-5-12
CalFire helicopter from Columbia Helitack came in for refueling at CFPD to continue their air assault on the Salt Spring Valley wild land fire.
Many fires along the Highway 4 corridor were ignited today by lightening strikes as the lightening and thunder storm passed through.
Crews from many stations have responded to these calls.
CalFire helicopter from Columbia Helitack came in for refueling at CFPD to continue their air assault on the Salt Spring Valley wild land fire.
Many fires along the Highway 4 corridor were ignited today by lightening strikes as the lightening and thunder storm passed through.
Crews from many stations have responded to these calls.
Salt Fire update
Update 9-5-12 3:55
forward spread stopped 50% contained 60 acres
9-5-12 12:30 update:
forward spread stopped, 5% contained at 50 acres.
Update 2 fires one at 1/4 acre contained. One at 50 acres no update on containment for the 50 acres. Again no stuctures threatened.
forward spread stopped 50% contained 60 acres
9-5-12 12:30 update:
forward spread stopped, 5% contained at 50 acres.
Update 2 fires one at 1/4 acre contained. One at 50 acres no update on containment for the 50 acres. Again no stuctures threatened.
Step right up for a jazzy song-and-dance history of American music
Music fans are in for a lively song-and-dance journey through
decades of American music at the Fallon House when Sierra Rep presents Irving
Berlin’s I Love a Piano. The
captivating showcase celebrates the musical master’s legacy, from ragtime and
dance halls to Hollywood and Broadway.
As Irving Berlin’s fellow music legend Jerome Kern famously
said, “Irving Berlin has no place in American music – he is American music.” A
stand-out cast of six guest artists and a live band will sweep audiences
through seven decades of Berlin’s masterpieces in a show that has charmed
audiences across the country. It plays at the Fallon House September 7 through
October 7.
Jake Delaney, Brenna Wahl, Jennylind Parris, Michael Vodde, Daniel Hines and Jessica Reiner-Harris
Sports Pub hosting pool tournaments Wednesday nights
Micki and Larrys Sports Pub host pool tournaments every Wednesday night.
Sign ups between 7:30-8:00.
For more info call 785-4646
Sign ups between 7:30-8:00.
For more info call 785-4646
Senator Gaines announces internship opportunity
I am always pleased to learn of so many college students eager to
participate in state government and realize the value of the hands-on
learning experience attained from an internship.
I am currently looking for intern candidates to volunteer for a semester in my district office located in Roseville. An internship offers students a unique opportunity to assist staff in research, gain valuable experience aiding in constituent outreach and see the California legislative process in action!
I am currently looking for intern candidates to volunteer for a semester in my district office located in Roseville. An internship offers students a unique opportunity to assist staff in research, gain valuable experience aiding in constituent outreach and see the California legislative process in action!
Motorcycle enthusiasts - Reno Street Vibrations is just around the corner
STREET VIBRATIONS® FALL RALLY
No Colors Event
September 19 - 23, 2012
Reno, Sparks, Virginia City, NV
Music, Metal and Motorcycles
At Street Vibrations 18th Annual Event
Street Vibrations Motorcycle Festival is a celebration of music,
metal and motorcycles. Street Vibrations offers tours, live entertainment,
ride-in shows, stunt shows and more to more than 50,000 biking enthusiasts.
This event is so big, it rocks at several locations throughout the
region. Major event venues are planned at Reno, Sparks, historic
Virginia City, Lake Tahoe and Chester's Reno Harley-Davidson Dealership.
Rides to what Mark Twain called “the fairest picture the whole
Earth affords”, Lake Tahoe - provide unparalleled entertainment.
Bret Harte vs Mariposa
Frosh
BH 25 25
Mar 16 22
Soph
BH 25 25
Mar 22 17
Var
BH 16 25 23 22
Mar 25 13 25 25
Serves – Warner 17 for 17 with 1 ace
Attacks- Kester 48 for 55 with 20 kills
Blocks- Chaney 6
Assists – Schulte 96 for 96 with 28 assists
Digs – Rapetti 23
Copper Fire Fill-the-boot will fill many stomachs
At the Copperopolis Fire Protection District bi-annual fill-the-boot for the food pantry, paid staff, volunteers and cadets alike lined the entrance to Lake Tulloch Plaza with boots in hand as shoppers and community members lined up to donate to the local food pantry.
Helping this year were members of Copperopolis VFW Post 12118 and Ladies Auxiliary as well as members of the Copperopolis Food pantry.
The Labor Day weekend fill-the-boot raised $2,536.00 for the Copperopolis Food Pantry, which is currently providing food to 50+ families.
Thank you Copperopolis and its visitors for helping to support our food pantry.
Helping this year were members of Copperopolis VFW Post 12118 and Ladies Auxiliary as well as members of the Copperopolis Food pantry.
The Labor Day weekend fill-the-boot raised $2,536.00 for the Copperopolis Food Pantry, which is currently providing food to 50+ families.
Thank you Copperopolis and its visitors for helping to support our food pantry.
10% chance of thunderstorms tonight
According to the National Weather Service 9-5-12, Wednesday Night there is a 10 percent chance of
showers and thunderstorms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 62. West
northwest wind 8 to 13 mph becoming light and variable after midnight.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Sonora PD Press release re:Armed Robbery
3 September 2012, at approx. 11:00 pm, a white male adult inside Wal
Mart, located at 1101 Sanguinetti Rd., entered an authorized area of the
store. He was contacted by employees and asked to leave the restricted
area.
The employees noticed right away that the subject was wearing a fake beard and wig. The subject was further described as being approx. 6-2, medium build, approx. 200 pounds, wearing a gray sweatshirt, black jeans, green/white/black bandana, tan boots and had a walking cane with them. After being contacted by employees, the subject exited the restricted area and the store.
The employees noticed right away that the subject was wearing a fake beard and wig. The subject was further described as being approx. 6-2, medium build, approx. 200 pounds, wearing a gray sweatshirt, black jeans, green/white/black bandana, tan boots and had a walking cane with them. After being contacted by employees, the subject exited the restricted area and the store.
Sonora PD Press Release re:Labor Day Weekend Stats
The Sonora Police Department had a busier than normal Labor Day weekend.
Below is a recap of some of the more significant incidents which
occurred during the weekend.
30 September 12, at approx. 9:18 pm, a male subject was observed acting suspicious near Wal Mart. An Officer located the subject and made contact with him. The subject was identified as Robert Hultsman, 56 a transient out of Palo Alto. Hultsman is on parole for sex crimes and was wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet. Hultsman didn’t have authorization to be in Tuolumne County. When contacted, Hultsman provided his brother’s name to the Officer. However, Hultsman was identified via tattoos and parole records. Hultsman was arrested for violation of parole, felony violation of sex registration and misdemeanor delaying an officer.
30 September 12, at approx. 9:18 pm, a male subject was observed acting suspicious near Wal Mart. An Officer located the subject and made contact with him. The subject was identified as Robert Hultsman, 56 a transient out of Palo Alto. Hultsman is on parole for sex crimes and was wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet. Hultsman didn’t have authorization to be in Tuolumne County. When contacted, Hultsman provided his brother’s name to the Officer. However, Hultsman was identified via tattoos and parole records. Hultsman was arrested for violation of parole, felony violation of sex registration and misdemeanor delaying an officer.
Live On 3rd Annual Suicide Prevention Walk-a-thon 9-15-12
Come Walk in Memory of Someone or Just come support our cause!
Live On! is a nonprofit in Calaveras County and this annual Walk-A-Thon is our largest Fundraiser we do every September.
National Suicide Prevention Week is September 9th - 15th, 2012
Registration is $25.00 BUT you can get Sponsers!!!
If you would like a Sponser sheet please email live-on@live.com
Live On! is a nonprofit in Calaveras County and this annual Walk-A-Thon is our largest Fundraiser we do every September.
National Suicide Prevention Week is September 9th - 15th, 2012
Registration is $25.00 BUT you can get Sponsers!!!
If you would like a Sponser sheet please email live-on@live.com
Crimestoppers issues press release re:armed and dengerous suspects out of LA County
ARMED AND DANGEROUS
Attempt Murder On A Peace Officer Suspects and Getaway-Van Still At Large… If You See Them, Dial 9-1-1.
Armed and Dangerous felony Suspect, Darnell Washington, escaped from county jail in San Bernardino County with the aid of his wife Tania on Aug. 28, 2012, and is now wanted for shooting a deputy sheriff in Los Angeles County on Sunday as well as multiple carjackings.
After shooting an L.A. County Sheriff's deputy in South El Monte Sunday morning, Suspects Darnell Washington and Tania Washington committed multiple carjackings. The last vehicle they were seen in was carjacked in South Gate Sunday morning and is a:
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager Mini-Van
light blue
CA License #3PHK484
(See photo of similar van)
Attempt Murder On A Peace Officer Suspects and Getaway-Van Still At Large… If You See Them, Dial 9-1-1.
Armed and Dangerous felony Suspect, Darnell Washington, escaped from county jail in San Bernardino County with the aid of his wife Tania on Aug. 28, 2012, and is now wanted for shooting a deputy sheriff in Los Angeles County on Sunday as well as multiple carjackings.
After shooting an L.A. County Sheriff's deputy in South El Monte Sunday morning, Suspects Darnell Washington and Tania Washington committed multiple carjackings. The last vehicle they were seen in was carjacked in South Gate Sunday morning and is a:
1996 Plymouth Grand Voyager Mini-Van
light blue
CA License #3PHK484
(See photo of similar van)
CHP press release re: Attempted Murder on a Peace Officer
11:14 am 9-4-12
The Copper Gazette received a press release via nixle stating:
CHP, CA
Attempt murder on a peace officer.
Suspects and light blue '96 grand voyager get-away van still at large.
The Copper Gazette received a press release via nixle stating:
CHP, CA
Attempt murder on a peace officer.
Suspects and light blue '96 grand voyager get-away van still at large.
Vehicle off the road Hwy 4
9-4-12 9:08 am
Vehicle reported off the road Highway 4 east of Hunt Road.
Emergency crews responding.
Please use caution if in the area.
Vehicle reported off the road Highway 4 east of Hunt Road.
Emergency crews responding.
Please use caution if in the area.
Missing! St. Bernard
UPDATE 9-4-12:WATSON HAS BEEN FOUND and returned home safely thanks to caring folks in Copper.
Late Sunday afternoon family pet and friend 'Watson' a 120 pound St. Bernard went missing from his yard on Bayview Drive.
After an exhaustive search of the area and calls to the many animal rescues, Watson has yet to be located.
If you or anyone you know has seen or heard of someone finding a male St Bernard in the Kiva/BayView area please call 209-559-0875 .
Late Sunday afternoon family pet and friend 'Watson' a 120 pound St. Bernard went missing from his yard on Bayview Drive.
After an exhaustive search of the area and calls to the many animal rescues, Watson has yet to be located.
If you or anyone you know has seen or heard of someone finding a male St Bernard in the Kiva/BayView area please call 209-559-0875 .
Umpqua Bank Customer Appreciation a hotdoggin' good time
Umpqua Bank has shown their community support over and over again in our small town, yet continue their outreach with no sign of slowing down.
On Friday August 31, 2012 the Copperopolis Umpqua Bank Branch held a customer appreciation day featuring hot dogs, chips, homemade potato salad, homemade carrot cake and cookies, as well as lemonade, tea and water. Serving approximately 60 people, store manager Iris Larson felt the day was a success.
Utilizing the community outreach to also deliver information regarding current mortgage promotions, the bank was successful in reaching many interested parties.
On Friday August 31, 2012 the Copperopolis Umpqua Bank Branch held a customer appreciation day featuring hot dogs, chips, homemade potato salad, homemade carrot cake and cookies, as well as lemonade, tea and water. Serving approximately 60 people, store manager Iris Larson felt the day was a success.
Utilizing the community outreach to also deliver information regarding current mortgage promotions, the bank was successful in reaching many interested parties.
Twisted Oak Concert Series presents Mike Marshall and Caterina Lichtenberg
Mike Marshall and Caterina Lichtenberg will be performing at the Twisted Oak Concert Series September 7, 2012 at 7 pm. For tickets visit http://www.twistedoak.com/events
Mark Twain Elementary Welcomes New Principal Kevin Triance
Principal Kevin Triance comes to Mark Twain School with a
background in education dating back to 1996 where he began his educational
career as a 2nd grade teacher at Val Verde Unified. Throughout his
career he has taught at 2nd, 3rd, 7th and 8th
grade levels covering subjects from general education to Algebra and Social
Studies. By 2005 Triance became assistant Principal at Frazier Mountain High
School but by the end of 2008 felt a need to work with students with different
needs and backgrounds transferring to teach within the Los Angeles County
Juvenile Youth Camps. Finally, 2012 brought Triance to Mark Twain from his last
position held since 2010 as the Opportunity teacher, Athletic Director and Assistant
Principal in Plumas County.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Assemblymember Olsen's Response to AB 340 - public pension reform
Assemblymember
Kristin Olsen, R-Modesto, issued the following statement 8-31-12 in
response AB 340 (Furutani, D-Lakewood), which addresses public pension
reform:
“While
the proposal that appeared before the legislature today represents a
first step toward reform, it falls far short of putting California’s
public pension system on a sustainable path. This plan will end some of
the system’s most publicized abuses, but the savings realized will only
provide pennies on the dollar in terms of what is truly needed for
reform. The Governor released his blueprint for pension reform over 10
months ago, yet the proposal voted on today was finalized only 76 hours
ago without enough time for thoughtful analysis.
Structure Fire in Arnold under investigation
A structure fire that occurred at approximately 10:40 am, 9-3-12 in Arnold in the Arnold Center is currently under investigation. The Sheriff Department FIU, Fire Investigation Unit, was called to the scene within and hour of the fire being toned out.
According to sources the fast response of emergency crews on the ground and in the air, contained the fire quickly and stopped the possible spread to the nearby heavily wooded area.
According to sources the fast response of emergency crews on the ground and in the air, contained the fire quickly and stopped the possible spread to the nearby heavily wooded area.
Beautiful Weather Expected This Week
- 9-3-12
- Labor Day Sunny, with a high near 94. Calm wind becoming west southwest around 6 mph in the morning.
- Tonight Clear, with a low around 61. West wind 5 to 8 mph becoming north northeast after midnight.
- Tuesday Sunny, with a high near 95. Calm wind becoming southwest 5 to 7 mph in the afternoon.
- Tuesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 62. North northwest wind around 7 mph.
- Wednesday Mostly sunny, with a high near 93. West wind 5 to 7 mph.
- Wednesday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 60.
- Thursday Sunny, with a high near 94.
- Thursday Night Clear, with a low around 58.
- Friday Sunny, with a high near 91.
- Friday Night Clear, with a low around 58.
Happy Labor Day
Observed on the first Monday in September, Labor Day pays tribute to the
contributions and achievements of American workers. It was created by
the labor movement in the late 19th century and became a federal holiday
in 1894. Labor Day also symbolizes the end of summer for many
Americans, and is celebrated with parties, parades and athletic events.
Labor Day, an annual celebration of workers and their achievements,
originated during one of American labor history’s most dismal chapters.
In the late 1800s, at the height of the Industrial Revolution in the United States,
the average American worked 12-hour days and seven-day weeks in order
to eke out a basic living. Despite restrictions in some states, children
as young as 5 or 6 toiled in mills, factories and mines across the
country, earning a fraction of their adult counterparts’ wages. People
of all ages, particularly the very poor and recent immigrants, often
faced extremely unsafe working conditions, with insufficient access to
fresh air, sanitary facilities and breaks.
New Melones Fishing Report from Glory Hole Sports
Fishing report 9-4-12
FREE FISHING DAY SEPTEMBER 08, 2012!
Water
Conditions: New Melones Lake is currently holding 1,552,784 acre-feet
of water. The lake level dropped just over a foot this week and is
currently at 1009 ft. above sea level and 79 ft. from full. Water
temperature is in the low 80's. Lake is stained, with mud lines forming
around the shore on windy days, and days with a lot of boat traffic.
Good news, the lower ramp on Glory Hole Point is open, which makes for
an easy walk.
Trout:
Great! We are seeing a surprising number of trout caught, for this
time of year. Trolling anglers are bringing in some great trout.
Glory
Hole Sports Big Fish of the Week Contest goes to Alan Bayer. He caught a
beautiful 3-pound 14-ounce rainbow while trolling a blue/gold Excel
spoon in 70' of water, while fishing with Danny Layne of Fish'n Dan's
Guide Service.
Josh Pfeiffer to perform 9-8-12 Town Square Concert Series
Josh Pfeiffer to perform at Copperopolis Town Square Concert Series Spetmeber 8, 2012 at 7 pm.
Up and coming Pop-Jazz artist Josh Pfeiffer is drawing favorable comparisons to Michael Buble'. The singer/songwriter has worked with renowned producer, Joe Chiccarelli (U2, Shins), and an A list of musicians including Gigi Gonaway (Mariah Carey), Mic Gillette (Tower of Power), Stu Hamm (Joe Satriani), Marvin McFadden (Huey Lewis), and Paul Hass (Prince, Lifehouse) many of whom are featured in his live shows. Pfeiffer has won "Individual Outstanding Musicianship Awards" at the Santa Cruz, Fullerton, and Redding Jazz Festivals, and was recently named a "Platinum Entertainer" by Wedding Style Magazine. His debut CD "American Crooner Act: 1" was met with rave reviews upon it's release in 2011.
Up and coming Pop-Jazz artist Josh Pfeiffer is drawing favorable comparisons to Michael Buble'. The singer/songwriter has worked with renowned producer, Joe Chiccarelli (U2, Shins), and an A list of musicians including Gigi Gonaway (Mariah Carey), Mic Gillette (Tower of Power), Stu Hamm (Joe Satriani), Marvin McFadden (Huey Lewis), and Paul Hass (Prince, Lifehouse) many of whom are featured in his live shows. Pfeiffer has won "Individual Outstanding Musicianship Awards" at the Santa Cruz, Fullerton, and Redding Jazz Festivals, and was recently named a "Platinum Entertainer" by Wedding Style Magazine. His debut CD "American Crooner Act: 1" was met with rave reviews upon it's release in 2011.
Sheriff Dept 'Drop the Drug' Day
“Drop The Drugs” Day
Saturday, September 29th from 10:00 am – 2pm
Drop off locations are:
Feeney Park Parking Lot in Murphys
Calaveras County Office of Education in Angels camp
Toyon Middle School in San Andreas
For further information or to drop off at the Sheriff’s Department please call 209-754-2891.
Saturday, September 29th from 10:00 am – 2pm
Drop off locations are:
Feeney Park Parking Lot in Murphys
Calaveras County Office of Education in Angels camp
Toyon Middle School in San Andreas
For further information or to drop off at the Sheriff’s Department please call 209-754-2891.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Honor the Fallen 8-20-12 to 8-27-12
Army Sgt. Louis Torres
Died August 22, 2012 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom
23, of Oberlin, Ohio; assigned to 2nd Battalion, 3rd Infantry Regiment, 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.;died Aug. 22, in San Antonio of wounds suffered Aug. 6 in Kandahar, Afghanistan, casued by an improvised explosive device.
Army Pfc. Patricia L. Horne
Died August 24, 2012 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom
20, of Greenwood, Miss.; assigned to 96th Aviation Support Battalion, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), Fort Campbell, Ky.; died Aug. 24 in Bagram, Afghanistan, of unspecified causes.
Army Staff Sgt. Jessica Wing
Died August 27, 2012 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom
42, of Alexandria, Va.; assigned to 1st Battalion, 126th Aviation Regiment, Maine National Guard, Bangor, Maine; died Aug. 27 in Kuwait City, Kuwait, in a noncombat incident.
Army Sgt. Christopher J. Birdwell
Died August 27, 2012 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom
25, of Windsor, Colo.; assigned to 4th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo.; died Aug. 27 in Kalagush, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered from small-arms fire. Also killed was Army Spc. Mabry J. Anders, 21, of Baker City, Ore.
Army Spc. Mabry J. Anders
Died August 27, 2012 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom
21, of Baker City, Ore.; assigned to 4th Special Troops Battalion, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, Fort Carson, Colo.; died Aug. 27 in Kalagush, Afghanistan, of injuries suffered from small-arms fire. Also killed was Army Sgt. Christopher J. Birdwell, 25, of Windsor, Colo.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Fire Prevention Fee contact numbers for questions
If you have questions regarding this program, please contact the Fire
Prevention Fee Service Center at the following address or telephone
number:
Fire Prevention Fee Service Center
P.O. Box 2254
Suisun City, CA 94585
888-310-6447
If you have questions regarding the collection process of this fee, please contact Special Taxes and Fees at the following address or telephone number:
Special Taxes and Fees, MIC: 88
State Board of Equalization
P.O. Box 942879
Sacramento, CA 94279-0088
Telephone 800-400-7115
(TTY: 711)
Fire Prevention Fee Service Center
P.O. Box 2254
Suisun City, CA 94585
888-310-6447
If you have questions regarding the collection process of this fee, please contact Special Taxes and Fees at the following address or telephone number:
Special Taxes and Fees, MIC: 88
State Board of Equalization
P.O. Box 942879
Sacramento, CA 94279-0088
Telephone 800-400-7115
(TTY: 711)
Board of Supervisors 8-28-12 meeting video
BOS 8-28-12 meeting VIDEO
Video Calaveras Board of Supervisor’s meetings graciously supplied by Calaveras Public Access and accessed through Community Action Project
Video Calaveras Board of Supervisor’s meetings graciously supplied by Calaveras Public Access and accessed through Community Action Project
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