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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2013
Page
8
A King Drive resident found a tire punctured. A White Rock Road business was burglarized. A Valley View Parkway resident reported personal items stolen from the garage. A grand theft occurred on Olson Lane.
Girl Scout Troop 1126 at Oak Meadow Elementary in El Alto Hills completes TerraCycle final project. They collected juice pouches for recycling into tote bags and other products, earning points redeemable for school supplies for homeless children.
Residents gathered signatures to support Windsor Point Park funding, reduced annual fees to 48.50 per home after council of service district review, and revised plans removing a play structure to complement Lake Forest park. The changes included a turf field, picnic tables, a wall ball backboard, a half court, and a circular walkway for bikes and scooters.
Brent Dennis led Friday's ground breaking with board members Crumpley Mattock and Vandegrift. The project, budgeted under 450000 dollars, will feature tubular black fencing and concrete surfacing instead of chain link or decomposed granite, with a planned fall opening.
Nutting describes Prop. 40 invoice for a Sierra Coordinated Resources Management Council grant as bogus claiming nearly 30 000 for project costs with zero personal labor. Follow up herbicides dated April 15 2009 appear not completed until May 26 27 28 with same sprayed area shown on grant map. Burn permit obtained for piles to be burned by April 15 but with dates in May. Harn says surprise if not found to be false claim.
The article discusses Nutting facing claims over illegal loans for bail. Chuck Holland, not alleged to have loaned Nutting, explains bail bondsman options and non refundable costs. Nutting preferred cash repayment to avoid bondsman refunds, with urgency sensed. Kingsbury had not reassigned the case as of press time.
Meyers and Keller celebrate two decades guiding families from 23 districts in four counties. Brendan Wylie, 17, found stability with in-house services and a teacher who lowers his stress. The school offers door to door transport, private pay options, and ongoing community support.
The El Dorado Hills Library hosts crafts sessions at 10 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with supplies provided. A June through July food drive runs at all county libraries with Food Bank of El Dorado County. June 19 features a genealogy talk by Kim Von Aspern-Parker at 6:15 p.m. June 20 offers a puppet show at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. June 21–22 hosts a used book sale with early bird presale for members, proceeds support library programs. June 26 offers Nutrition by Nancy at 10 a.m. with online registration.
El Dorado Hills Senior Center invites adults to a June 23 bus day trip to Harvey's and Harrah's in South Lake Tahoe. Depart 9 15 a.m. from Raley's and return about 7 15 p.m. Fee 37 includes deluxe transportation 20 machine vouchers and 7 food vouchers or buffet brunch. Sign up by June 20 at (916) 933 6624.
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