29 Jul 2015
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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2015
Page
1
Harris Center for the Arts unveils a lineup featuring beloved acts and new programs. The preview promises broad appeal with events spanning music theater and community shows, inviting audiences to plan ahead for a varied season of performing arts.
The El Dorado County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program invites volunteers to become certified ombudsmen. Training costs are covered, totaling 36 hours, with state certification upon completion. Training starts in October in Placerville. contact Deborah Johnston at (530) 621-6271 for details.
The Forrest family escaped a July dawn blaze that gutted their Merriam Lane rental in El Dorado Hills after an ember from a barbecue ignited mulch near the residence. Mother Maile and father Nnile Foevenk, with four children, survived with only the clothes on their backs as the community bands together.
The El Dorado Hills National Charity League hosts seniors at the Senior Day Care Center with 110 mothers and daughters. Participants share stories from Korea and childhood memories while playing cards, crafting, and chatting, highlighting mutual enrichment for memory challenged seniors and young volunteers.
Justin and Nicholas Le, sixth graders from Rolling Hills and Oak Meadow, head to the U S Kids Golf World Championship this week. Their father Kevin Lee Frankee praises their work ethic, while the brothers cite core golf values such as sportsmanship and integrity learned from family and coaches. They began golf after a Will Robins summer camp in Folsom and now practice daily at Empire Ranch with private coaches and their dad.
Sheriff officials warn of nonlocal scammers using internet phones to threaten missed jury duty and demand large payments. The dispatch center logged over 50 calls. an elder woman nearly wired $6,000 before bank staff alerted authorities. Detective unit urged public to report losses and avoid giving money to impersonators claiming sheriff warrants.
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