Tennis tops m The Lady Trojans move on to the NorCal championships
The Lady Trojans advance in the NorCal tournament after a tennis victory. Details on opponents and scores appear on page A6.
20 Nov 2013
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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2013
Page
1
The Lady Trojans advance in the NorCal tournament after a tennis victory. Details on opponents and scores appear on page A6.
In El Dorado Hills a local event spotlights two children's authors who will share their Christmas stories. The event invites families to enjoy seasonal tales told in a community setting.
Jonathan Heideman, an Eagle Scout prospect, constructs an outdoor classroom at Golden Hills School. The project enhances learning space with weather-ready seating and a shaded area for students to study nature.
El Dorado County Transit Authority will be closed Thursday November 28 and Friday November 29 for the Thanksgiving holiday. The business office and dispatch center shut down with normal operations resuming Saturday November 30. Ride requests for December 3 and 4 will be accepted on Wednesday November 27. On December 2.
Docents from Folsom Powerhouse and state archaeologist Jenifer Padgett toured the North Fork American River near Salmon Falls to study the Natoma Water and Mining Company Diversion Dam. Built in 1868 with Chinese labor, it spanned 298 feet long and stood 16 feet high before being blown up in 1959 to remove a boat hazard.
California tops the nation in total solar powered homes as Lancaster becomes the first U S city to require new homes to average at least one kilowatt of solar. El Dorado Hills reports rising solar requests and dedicates Windsor Point as the first green park. Allan Priest cites rising energy costs driving solar momentum while Blackstone faces a TV feature about fires linked to solar files.
Deputy Chief Jim OCamb reflects on a 35 year career serving El Dorado County. He recalls moments of saving a daughter and rescuing a boy from a closet, emphasizing the care he provided. The Ponderosa High School graduate plans to retire soon after a life of service.
Shawn Burton's diary notes 98 miles completed with 69 left on the Tahoe Rim Trail. Day 8 covers 11 miles with 1500 feet of ascent, a slower pace than the first week, allowing more breaks and photos. The trek starts at Round Lake and passes Showers Lake amid mountain scenery.
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