Richard Esposito Named COO of McNaughton Newspapers
Richard Esposito is appointed chief operating officer of McNaughton Newspapers Inc. and its parent company. The Dec 8 announcement cites his 23 years in publishing and roles including publisher of multiple titles. He will oversee daily operations for Village Life Mountain Democrat Daily Republic Davis Enterprise and other community papers.
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Dixon Ranch development review delayed by recusal and absence
El Dorado County Planning Commission postponed the Dixon Ranch planned development hearings in El Dorado Hills after Commissioner Roch Stewart recused himself and Commissioner Brian Shinault was delayed by snow. The project on 280 acres near Green Valley Road includes 605 homes, 84 acres of open space, and a two-phase plan with 411 lots in phase one plus a public park and infrastructure upgrades. The commission set the hearing for January 14 and urged written public comments.
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Snowball shopping event links youth with officers in El Dorado Hills
Sam and Gough enjoyed a Santa visit and a pancake breakfast at the Snowball shopping event. Major sponsors included Freight Solution Providers Ron Mittelstaedt Waste Connections and Amdocs staff. Volunteers from fire, police, DA, sheriff, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Rotary helped pair youth with law enforcement for a positive day.
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STEAM and Literacy Events at El Dorado Hills Library
A December lineup features STEAM focus and six early literacy skills. Two toddler storytimes on December 18 and 19 offer songs and crafts. A December 22 23 book sale by Friends of the Library runs Friday members only 3 7 pm and Saturday 8 am 4 pm open to all with proceeds funding library programs.
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Dorado Hills Senior Center Offers Free Computer Lessons
The Dorado Hills Senior Center provides three one hour free beginner computer lessons for seniors 50 and up taught by volunteers. Call to schedule and join ukulele guitar jam sessions Mondays 2 to 2 45 pm and Bingo Mondays and Thursdays at 12 30 pm after lunch with two cards for 3 and $5 gift card prizes.
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Mexican Train Dominoes Group at El Dorado Hills Center
El Dorado Hills Senior Center hosts a weekly Mexican Train Dominoes session every Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. Participants join after the Senior Nutrition Lunch and newcomers are welcome to learn the simple game.
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Evening cribbage and chess clubs at El Dorado Hills
The Gold Country Cribbers host evening cribbage at the El Dorado Hills Senior Center at 6 30 p m sanctioned by the American Cribbage Congress with results tabulated in the western United States Roy Martin can be contacted at 916 402 0411 The Chess Club meets Thursdays 2 4 p m led by Wil Brunet at Oak Knoll Club House 3331 Alyssum Circle reservations via the Senior Center
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