16 Oct 2013
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Newspaper
Village Life
Location
Placerville, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2013
Page
1
Oak Ridge and Pondo volleyball teams faced off in a breast cancer awareness Dig Pink event. The friendly rivalry showcased community support and featured alumni appearances and on-court fundraising for cancer research.
Actor Jason Alexander appears for an evening event answering fan questions about Seinfeld. The Spotlight section notes the appearance and encourages readers to attend for insights and anecdotes from the beloved TV series.
On Friday October 18 from 4 to 5 pm road closures will affect Governors Village area and streets including Place Williston Way Hedland Canberra Alburn and Ravenshoe Way for the Oak Ridge homecoming parade.
Oak Ridge High School implements a blended learning pilot with four core subjects and 600 students. Teachers train to shift from gatekeepers to content facilitators while students use Samsung Galaxy tablets for self paced research. Principal Paul Burke notes enhanced project based learning and interactive study across history and English.
Sen. Ted Gaines of Rocklin announces candidacy for state insurance commissioner. He vows to protect consumers, keep rates low, and boost competition while criticizing current leadership as a hostile bureaucracy driving insurers from California. He owns a family insurance agency and serves in the State Senate.
Community leaders gathered for the Oct 9 dedication of the Klein Family Helipad east of Mercy Hospital of Folsom. The pad serves air ambulances to Mercy and other hospitals including Mercy San Juan UC Davis UC San Francisco and Stanford. Rotary Club of Historic Folsom started fundraising in 2005 and hosted a 2006 Bash that drew about 500 residents.
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