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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2014
Page
1
A dedicated summer activities guide highlights events, venues, and activities for readers seeking seasonal entertainment. The section promises family friendly options, outdoor concerts, and fairs with practical details and schedules.
El Dorado County Fair announces winners in the Commercial Wine Competition highlighting top awardees and standout vintners across local entries.
The California State Railroad Museum presents award winning photographs from the 2013 John E. Gruber Creative Photography awards program Spotlight event.
El Dorado Hills resident Ed Salata recalls his D Day experiences as the nation marks the 70th anniversary of the Allied invasion that altered the course of World War II.
Judge Timothy Buckley declares the District 22 El Dorado County Board of Supervisors seat vacant and sentences former supervisor Ray Nutting to three years probation. Proceedings address whether to reopen a felony case while misdemeanor loans charges face possible refile or dismissal and a motion for a new trial is denied.
The 2014 El Dorado County Fair runs June 12 to 15 at Placerville fairgrounds. Highlights include carnival rides livestock auction quilt show mut ton bustin live entertainment and numerous vendor booths with fair food options. Visit eldoradocountyfair.org for details.
Brock a 17 year old Oak Ridge High School student spent about 10 months in Oruro Bolivia as part of a Rotary Youth exchange. He learned Spanish during daily school and club activities and described the city as busy yet with a small town feel. He noted the high altitude and local mining driven economy.
Auditor-Controller Joe Harn won a four year term over Mike Owen by 3650 votes plus. Treasurer-Tax Collector C L Raffety defeated Ron Briggs with about 70 percent. Recorder Clerk Bill Schultz beat Chris Amaral with about 70 percent. District Attorney Vern Pierson ran largely unopposed after Judson Henry dropped out and earned 72 percent.
Eight candidates contested the District 4 seat with Howard Penn and Michael Ranalli separated by 43 votes. In District 5 Sue Novasel led with 28.44 percent while Kevin Brown held second, trailing Swanson by 12 votes and Curtzwiler by 14. Brown and Novasel are set to face off in November.
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