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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2014
Page
1
The El Dorado Hills Tasmanian Devils wrap up a perfect season with scholarships and special awards, recognizing standout players and team success.
The El Dorado County Board of Education continues to accept applications for the vacant District 1 seat. The deadline has been extended to August 11.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Joshua G. Deguzman graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland San Antonio Texas. The eight week program covered discipline core values fitness and warfare skills. He earns four credits toward an associate in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. Deguzman is a 2008 Oak Ridge High School graduate.
The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors sent a citizen initiative to a 30 day economic impact review delaying potential placement on the November 4 ballot. Proponents urged inclusion while residents argued the measure mirrors Measure Y to curb urbanization and traffic impact on Highway 50.
Trinity Parish in El Dorado Hills hosts its fifth annual Human Concerns Barbecue on Aug. 9 to aid the Kurowski family's Kenya mission. Joe and Julianne Kurowski, Cameron Park residents, have supported 12 Kenyan children for 15 years and recently welcomed two more, Mercy and Francis, whom they met in Kisumu during a 2013 Kenya visit.
Mille Smith, a Life columnist and senior community advocate, died Wednesday at 94. She moved to El Dorado Hills in 1990 and volunteered with the Senior Nutrition Program since 1998, supporting local senior activities and events.
The 3rd District Appellate Court denied former Supervisor Ray Nutting’s writ of mandate to stay in office. The action followed a June 6 vacancy by order of Visiting Judge Timothy Buckley after a trial found Nutting guilty of six misdemeanors tied to loans for bail money from county employees at a contractor. A July 15 petition and July 16 urgent letter prompted the decision, with a September special election looming.
Final segment of a series on PTSD in the military. Ursula Lewis, a therapist and former student, recalls Desert Storm era experiences, the hus band's withdrawal and night terrors, and how lack of awareness and support shaped their marriage. She uses hypnotherapy and EMDR to help victims reframe trauma.
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