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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2014
Page
1
Spotlight coverage notes electrifying dance as a Broadway hit performs at the Community Center Theater. Also, Lakehills Church Youth Performing Arts Group stages a fabulous free show in Spotlight pages B1 and B2.
The El Dorado Hills Rotary Club hosts a club level speech contest on February 12 at 7:15 a.m. at the EDH Community Services District pavilion. Entry deadline is February 3. is open to home schooled students. First place advances to the regional semifinal in Roseville on April 10, with the eventual regional winner reaching the May 3 finals in Reno.
The Grace Foundation, caring for 127 horses and 80 other animals on a 600 acre ranche near Latrobe Road, has filed a fresh lawsuit as long legal fights unfold over ownership, funding and care costs. Founder Beth DeCaprio describes the crisis as a charity nightmare amid foreclosure and bank resistance.
Folsom City Manager Evert Palmer spoke at the Lake Natoma Inn about the 2014 outlook, noting a 3.6 percent local unemployment rate and plans from SAF Credit Union to consolidate to Iron Point Road with 250 jobs, plus a new manufacturing plant and the return of development on Iron Point Road. The talk stressed agility and joint efforts with the FEDCorp and Chamber to boost economic growth.
Rural Communities United filed a ballot measure to keep areas rural while two citizen groups Push Protect Rural Communities and Green Valley Alliance seek amendments to the 2004 General Plan. Ellen Van Dyke says the Environmental Impact Review due late February will address community region lines and prevent incompatible high density development.
A status hearing for El Dorado County Supervisor Ray Nutting postponed the trial date as attorney David Weiner cited the volume of materials to review. The jury selection phase will begin anew on April 8 after a recess, with Nutting facing felony charges of filing false documents perjury by declaration and recusal failure tied to a brush removal program, and a merged misdemeanor case alleging improper bail loans from county employees and contractors.
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