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Thursday, Jul 24
06:00 PM	Debtors Anonymous
07:30 PM	Alcoholics Anonymous
Friday, Jul 25
05:00 PM	"Zucca After Hours is open 5-8 p.m
07:00 PM	Music at Tortuga's
Saturday, Jul 26
12:30 PM	Guided Hike, Big Trees State Park - 209-795-3840
05:00 PM	"Zucca After Hours is open 5-8 p.m
06:00 PM	The GABA Summer Concer Series At The HUB
07:00 PM	Music at Tortuga's
Sunday, Jul 27
09:30 AM	Murphys Community Church
09:30 AM	Murphys Community Church
12:00 PM	Backyard Blues 'n' BBQ
12:00 PM	Backyard Blues & Barbeque at The Historic Hotel Leger - Every Sunday
Monday, Jul 28
07:00 PM	Overeaters Anonymous
Tuesday, Jul 29
05:00 PM	Angels Camp Weight Watchers
Wednesday, Jul 30
10:00 AM	Protecting Yourself and Seniors from Identity Theft, Scams and Elder Abuse
05:30 PM	Spaghetti Western Dinner and Movie, Mokelumne Hill - 209-286-1401
06:00 PM	Calaveras Arts Council's Music In The Parks
06:30 PM	Overeaters Anonymous
07:30 PM	Alcoholics Anonymous

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Protecting Yourself and Seniors from Identity Theft, Scams and Elder Abuse

Posted by: Lea_Marie_C_Paar on 07/22/2014 10:58 AM

Get Your Tickets Now For The 2014 Bear Valley Music Festival

Posted by: thepinetree on 07/22/2014 12:04 PM

Summer Storms Mean Beautiful and Powerful Displays of Nature

Posted by: Lea_Marie_C_Paar on 07/22/2014 12:59 PM

Bear Valley and Lake Alpine, Ca... This past weekend, as many experienced, there were quite the summer storms occurring. While the rain was welcome, the lightning made everyone wary. However, for a couple of visitors to our beautiful area, the lightning made for a fantastic photo op. Ryan Schill, from Cupertino, captured an amazing lightning strike while staying at cabin in Bear Valley, and reported that the rain quickly put out the fire that the lightning started. Rachael Manners was staying in a cabin in Pacific Valley, and drove to Lake Alpine, where she was able to snap a few photos of the lightning storm above the mountains. Check out these beautiful photos by talented young photographers!

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Weekly Road Report through 7/26/14

Posted by: Lea_Marie_C_Paar on 07/21/2014 01:35 PM

Stockton, CA...Enclosed is the scheduled repairs, delays and activity that will affect the state maintained roadways in our area. The handy spreadsheet enclosed will help you avoid the delays whether you are traveling locally or heading down the hill....

Have You Seen Missing Camille Withuhn (She Has Been Found Safe & Sound)

Posted by: thepinetree on 07/20/2014 07:30 PM

Arnold, CA....(Her mother wishes to thank everyone for their concern and efforts. She has been found safe and sound!) My daughter Camille Withuhn was last seen at Golden Pines Camp Ground near Arnold CA, on 7-18-14, around 7:pm..Calaveras Co Sheriffs Dept undertook a full investigation, helicopter search and rescue , volunteers and community has pulled together in search for her. Canine search led them to Hwy 4 where they lost her scent! Please! If you have any information contact me, Catherine Seymour- Grossjan at (916) 529-1454, or Calaveras Co Sheriffs Dept...

Get Ready For Saturday's Arnold Classic Car Show!! (Updated)

Posted by: Lea_Marie_C_Paar on 07/18/2014 01:40 PM

Arnold, CA....We stopped by Cedar Center yesterday while they were stetting up and they have almost 100 vehicle entered at this point and have reserved additional space for folks to bring their rides on the day of the show as well. In addition to the show vehicles there will also be Three Blown Drag Boats on display and they will also be started and run for the crowd.

Click Above for lots of photos from the 2010 show!!

Very Special Trail Building Day Saturday, July 19th

Posted by: Lea_Marie_C_Paar on 07/18/2014 03:50 PM

Arnold, Ca...Very very special Volunteer Trailbuilding day this Saturday, July 19th! Help finish up the "Cowboy Trail", a three mile section of brand new trail near Avery Sheep Ranch Road and Valley View Drive. Please meet at the US Forest Service Station in Hathaway Pines at 8:30 am. After a brief safety orientation by Jeffery Hilson, our Stanislaus Forest Service Trail Manager, we will car pool to the section of trail we will build that day. Since it often gets warm as the morning progresses, please bring layers, gloves, hat, sunscreen, and water. If you have a favorite garden tool like loppers, bring those, but we will have tools for everyone. Folks from eight to eighty-eight are invited; children should have adult supervision. We wrap up around noon, sometimes a little earlier. If you have another obligation that day, feel free to depart sooner as needed...

To Our Arnold Friends On Bear Incident In Arnold This Morning

Posted by: thepinetree on 07/18/2014 06:03 PM

Arnold, CA....This morning a big bear was struck on Hwy 4 about 200 yards into the passing lane before Arnold. The bear rolled into a ravine on the north side. We watched her for a while and she recovered. Then we heard something like goats from the south side of Hwy 4. There were 2 cubs treed. With the help of my neighbors, we shut down the Hwy for perhaps 90 seconds and reunited the family. I want to thank people for caring ..Doug Dryer

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Murphys to Markleeville – “The Schedule” – July 18 to July 26

Posted by: thepinetree on 07/18/2014 07:48 AM

Arnold, CA...“The Schedule” is published every Thursday by the Ebbetts Pass Visitors Center and includes everything happening from Murphys to Markleeville. For more detailed info visit The Schedule. Please come by and pick one up or contact the Visitors Center at info@epvc.org to have your event included in “The Schedule.”

Click Above For A Full Sized Image Or Stop By And Pick Up "The Schedule"

American Red Cross Making Capital Region Communities Fire Safe

Posted by: Lea_Marie_C_Paar on 07/18/2014 07:09 PM

Sacramento, Ca — The American Red Cross Capital Region is targeting “high-risk” communities to raise fire safety awareness and reduce fire risks. This Sunday, local Red Cross volunteers will begin an effort to educate and inform community members in Calaveras County about the dangers of home and wildfires and what they can do to prepare and reduce their risks. “Home fires are by far the most common disaster across the country, so it is critical that everyone take steps to prepare and help prevent these tragedies,” said Kathleen Weis, Chief Executive Officer of the Red Cross Capital Region. “Building awareness and taking action is key to reducing the number of fire incidents in our communities.” Working with local fire and law enforcement agencies, Red Cross volunteers will go door-to-door, canvassing local neighborhoods considered “high-risk” for fire emergencies, providing information directly to residents that will help them to prepare and protect themselves, their families, and their homes from the threat of home and wildfires...