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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2013
Page
1
Injured swimmer Zach Pickett receives a warm welcome at the TAZ versus Sharks swim meet. The Crocker Art Museum announces an upcoming show highlighting paper as art, blending sport and culture.
The Hangtown Kennel Club in Placerville sponsors its final Rattlesnake Avoidance Clinic for this year on June 29 30 in the Placerville area with a registration deadline of June 22. Rattlesnakes are common in El Dorado County and bites are costly or fatal if untreated. For openings call Cathy Keeler at 530 622 6909 evenings or visit hangtownkc.org.
Rob Austerman and Ben Cowles missed their Firefighter of the Year awards as crews battled an Avellano Drive garage fire and saved the home. The ceremony doubled as a 50th anniversary kickoff with 100 attendees while Chief Dave Roberts praised volunteers, founders, and ongoing community outreach programs like the Santa Run.
A hearing for El Dorado County official Ray Nutting was taken off the court calendar and awaits reassignment by Presiding Judge Suzanne Kingsbury. The case, tied to alleged falsified documents and conflicts of interest, carries four felonies and seven misdemeanors.
Friends of Windsor Point Park held an official ground breaking last Friday as construction crews begin work on the 1.1 acre site at Francisco and Schooner Drives. Neighbors Sue Parker Kim White and Heidi Hannaman led the effort after past voting blocked a landscape and lighting assessment in 2008. Local residents note the park would serve about 450 homes within a half mile, with initial funding including a $10,000 reserve fee and raised donations to advance plans.
Parker Development officials defended a plan for 2800 to 3200 homes in Marble Valley southeast of Bass Lake interchange. Project Manager Tom Howard and Government Affairs Director Kirk Bone presented traffic forecasts under a new county model, noting planned $50 million Bass Lake and $20 million Cambridge Road interchanges and rebutting critics as discussions heated with residents.
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