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Village Life

Location

Placerville, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 2016

Page

3

California tightens rules for bicycles and motorized devices in new laws

New California laws regulate bicycles and electrically assisted devices with classes and speed limits. Class 3 bikes require 16 plus helmet use, rear facing child seats become mandatory for under two, and Yellow Alerts added to Amber Silver Blue alerts. A headset ban in most cars applies, with exceptions for emergencies and certain workers.

California California Highway Patrol State Transportation Committee

Casaregola builds a career finding value in discarded items

Casaregola used whatever he could find to repair electronics and create new pieces. With no college degree, he developed a niche by understanding electronics and seizing opportunities. Many creations began as hospital equipment from NYU Medical Center where he worked and retired in 1987.

Casaregola New York University Medical Center NYU

Finding Mary and Casaregola at Dewalt radio factory

Casaregola met his future wife Mary Colby after returning to New York. He recalled watching her clock in at the Dewalt radio factory while she was shy and pretty. They married, raised daughter Celeste, and Mary died in December 2013 after 64 years of marriage.

New York Casaregola Mary Colby Dewalt Radio Factory

Brooklyn born tech wartime decoder reflects on life

Damiano Casaregola, born 1922 in Brooklyn, served as a T5 decoder in the Army during World War II, credited with precise Morse work and select secret tasks. He later moved to Pleasanton and El Dorado Hills with his wife and daughter, noting changes in society and his health while cherishing long memories and a cautious view of electricity.

Damiano Casaregola Brooklyn Casaregola Fort Monmouth East Bay Area Pleasanton el Dorado Hills

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