Lady Trojans Fall Short For Division 1 Title
The Lady Trojans fall just one goal short of clinching the Division 1 championship banner in a closely fought match.
21 May 2014
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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2014
Page
1
The Lady Trojans fall just one goal short of clinching the Division 1 championship banner in a closely fought match.
The Folsom Symphony invites Peter Jaffe as guest conductor for the season finale before he assumes the role this fall, signaling a new era for the ensemble.
El Dorado County sheriff officials say searchers found three of four men missing after a May 10 Folsom Lake boating accident. Victims are Toby Strauch Gerald Jacobs and James Andrew Strauch all from Sacramento area. Jon Smith remains missing. causes of death not yet determined.
The 2014 Science Olympiad team at Rolling Hills Middle School trains after school under advisor Ryan Rutkin. Eleven to 15 students practice meteorology, geology, chemistry, physics and more as they prepare for the 23-event national competition. After a regional Sacramento meet on March 8, 15 top students form the A team including Tanushree Jain Lynn Yang Andrew Tang.
The Rescue Union School District board voted 5-0 to buy the Bass Lake Property from the El Dorado Irrigation District for 300000. The parcel covers about 57 acres and includes Bass Lake and Sellwood Field with EID retaining its corporate yard.
A jury acquits El Dorado County Supervisor Ray Nutting of felony charges and convicts him on six misdemeanors after a mid morning verdict on May 14. Prosecutors say they may seek a retrial on Count 3 and sentencing is set for June 6.
At Once in a Blue Moon Berries in El Dorado Hills owners Mike and Janet Suttles welcome visitors to their one acre blueberry patch now in its fifth season. The farm opens the last week in May and runs while supplies last, with baskets priced from small to four quart sizes. They hand weed with organic practices and hold an Organic Materials Review Institute certification.
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