El Dorado Hills Names Two Winners in Fire Safe Poster Contest
The El Dorado Hills Fire Department announced two winners in its annual fire safe poster contest. The department highlighted the students for their artwork promoting fire safety.
31 Dec 2014
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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 2014
Page
1
The El Dorado Hills Fire Department announced two winners in its annual fire safe poster contest. The department highlighted the students for their artwork promoting fire safety.
Columnist Reginald Dunn explains DUI enforcement and consequences in a driving under the influence feature.
El Dorado County supervisors discussed a Crowdbrite designed program to boost citizen participation in county government at the December 16 meeting. The package includes informational presentations and interactive apps for surveys and real time communication with residents.
11-year-old Timothy Moss and his Arabian Sami drew praise at a national dressage show in Idaho finishing eighth. Trainer Valerie Baker noted he started a year ago in a junior class and tied for first at Elk Grove in 2013. Two friends trained by Baker also qualified for Idaho.
Omba Kipuke, elected student trustee, outlines ideas to engage Los Rios Community College District students through a pantry food drive, Student Emergency Fund fundraiser, Sacramento toy drive, and a campus jamboree for student athletes. He promises more initiatives.
The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office warns of a new jury duty phone scam. An elderly resident received a call demanding bail money within 10 minutes under threat of arrest, with a scanner in background. Similar scams have been reported in Placer Yolo and Sacramento counties. Authorities will not solicit bail over the phone. Report incidents to (530) 621-6600.
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