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Walk to School Day!
Walk to School Week October 8th 2008
Whether your concern is safer and improved streets, healthier habits, or cleaner air, Walk to School Day events are aimed at bringing forth permanent change to encourage a more walkable America — one community at a time.
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Rideshare Week
10/6-10/10
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| 02:30 PM |
Bret Harte Cross Country Escalon Invitational
Bret Harte Cross Country Escalon Invitational at the Woodward Reservoir.
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| 02:30 PM |
CHS Cross Country
Escalon Invitational at Escalon.
2:30pm
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| 05:30 PM |
CHS vs. Linden Football
CHS plays Linden
5:30/7:00pm
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Junior High Awana at Chapel in the Pines
5:30 pm on Monday
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| 06:00 PM |
AWANA at Chapel in the Pines
Church Youth Group for ages 4 years to 6th grade Every Wednesday evening.
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| 06:30 PM |
District I Supervisor Candidates Night
The two candidates running for District 1 supervisor have accepted invitations for an Oct. 8 forum at the Jenny Lind Veterans Memorial District Hall. The Candidates Night will feature District 1 hopefuls Zerrall McDaniel and Gary Tofanelli. They are vying for the seat on the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors being vacated by Bill Claudino at the end of his four-year term.....
The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at Pine and Daphne streets and is hosted by The Valley Springs News.
The format for the forum includes opening statements by each candidate, questions from the media and questions from the audience.
Each candidate will have three minutes for their introductory statement and will be limited to two minutes per question.
“It was a close race in the June primary and we hope voters take advantage of this opportunity to hear the two candidates in person,” said Nick Baptista, editor and co-owner of The Valley Springs News. “We’ve scheduled the Candidates’ Night at about the time vote-by-mail ballots go out and since vote-by-mail has been trending as the popular way to vote we’re looking forward to a timely, informative and well-attended event.”
Opening statements and media questions are scheduled for the first half of the forum. The public will be encouraged to submit questions in writing in marked boxes throughout the room. The media will screen the questions for redundancy and items not pertinent to the election and the candidates in the second half of the forum will address the public’s questions. Refreshments will be served during a brief intermission in the program.
The election date is Nov. 4 and the new four-year term for District 1 supervisor will begin in January 2009.
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District I Supervisor Candidates Night Hosted by the Valley Springs News
The two candidates running for District 1 Supervisor have accepted invitations for an Oct. 8 forum at the Jenny Lind Veterans Memorial District Hall. The Candidates Night will feature District 1 hopefuls Zerrall McDaniel and Gary Tofanelli. They are vying for the seat on the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors being vacated by Bill Claudino at the end of his four-year term.
The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at Pine and Daphne streets and is hosted by The Valley Springs News.
The format for the forum includes opening statements by each candidate, questions from the media and questions from the audience.
Each candidate will have three minutes for their introductory statement and will be limited to two minutes per question.
“It was a close race in the June primary and we hope voters take advantage of this opportunity to hear the two candidates in person,” said Nick Baptista, editor and co-owner of The Valley Springs News. “We’ve scheduled the Candidates’ Night at about the time vote-by-mail ballots go out and since vote-by-mail has been trending as the popular way to vote we’re looking forward to a timely, informative and well-attended event.”
Opening statements and media questions are scheduled for the first half of the forum. The public will be encouraged to submit questions in writing in marked boxes throughout the room. The media will screen the questions for redundancy and items not pertinent to the election and the candidates in the second half of the forum will address the public’s questions. Refreshments will be served during a brief intermission in the program.
The election date is Nov. 4 and the new four-year term for District 1 supervisor will begin in January 2009.
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