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The Celebrated Nightly News of Calaveras County "Live" at 7pm The Replay is Enclosed |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/28/2008 06:28 PM
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Angels Camp, CA...Join John and Kim "Live" at 7pm for the Nightly News.....Your community as it happens. Tonight we discuss weekend recap including the Relay for Life; Train Times; Science Fair and more. The Replay is enclosed...
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An Update on Matthew McCullough~From The McCullough Family |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/25/2008 07:49 AM
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Matt’s Update
"As of today, 4/21/08, Matt is over halfway through his radiation program. He has only (12) more treatments. He will then have a 5-6 week break before his chemo program. Matt has had some rough days the last two weeks. He’s been getting sicker than normal and the doctors are trying to find a medication that agrees with him. He hasn’t been able to put any of the weight back on that he lost during surgery. The doctors are getting concerned, and we have a consultation this Wednesday to discuss our options......
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Calaveras Shines at State Travel Media Event! |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/25/2008 12:18 PM
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Calaveras County, CA....It was a big night for the Calaveras Visitors Bureau when they recently participated in the California Travel and Tourism Commission’s (CTTC) San Francisco Media Event held at the Ritz Carlton. The CVB came away with some great contacts as well as some recognition that Calaveras County can be proud of.....
Table with Anna Davies (left) and Lisa Reynolds (right). |
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Big Trees Market Weekly Ad for April 23-29, 2008 |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/22/2008 09:02 PM
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Arnold, CA...This week at Big Trees Market in Arnold they have Great Deals, Friendly People, The Best Meat Counter in the County and an Incredible Deli. Stop by and say hi and fill up a cart or two today. Just click on the ad below to see their latest ad.
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Calaveras Bomb Squad and a Military Explosives Unit Were Busy In the Big Trees Area....Over 100lbs of Explosives Were Recovered!~ By John Hamilton |
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Posted by: thepinetree on 04/24/2008 10:38 AM
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Big Trees, CA...Reports are coming in that the Calaveras Bomb Squad and members of an armed services explosives unit spent quite a bit of time at a residence in the Big Trees area. We just spoke with Captain Clay Hawkins of the Calaveras Bomb Squad and they were called in at the request of a detective who was working a related case. They found quite a stash of explosives. There were several 105mm Howitzer shells, 8 40mm rounds, Numerous 20mm rounds and one Sabot Rounds There was also...
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Please Show Your Support for Stacy Apley Friday June 13th~By Kim Hamilton |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/24/2008 01:36 PM
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Murphys, CA....Stacy Apley is a cancer survivor, now on her second round of treatment. There has been a website set up for Stacy, www.swingforstacy.com. This website will keep the us all informed on Stacy's progress and also the fundraising efforts our community is involved in to help this family out. Stacy is a lovely woman who is married to a wonderful man and is blessed with three young children. She lives in Murphys with her family. The first fundraiser scheduled to be held is "The Stacy Apley Second Round Cancer Survivor Benefit Golf Tournament" with Dinner and Auction. It will take place on Friday, June 13, 2008, at Greenhorn Creek Golf Course......
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Working Forest Bordering Big Trees State Park Conserved Family Landowners and Leading Forest Stewards Consider Managing Climate Benefits to Supplement Timber Income |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/23/2008 06:43 PM
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San Francisco, CA....Love Creek Forest, a 413-acre family-owned, mixed conifer working forest outside Arnold in Calaveras County, CA, has been conserved through a partnership with the Pacific Forest Trust, the Sierra Nevada Conservancy and the Smith family. Love Creek Forest shares its boundaries with two Sierran treasures, Big Trees State Park and Stanislaus National Fores, and has been managed sustainably under the American Tree Farm System for the last 40 years.....
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The Celebrated Nightly News for Calaveras County "Live" Tonight at 7pm. The Replay is available now! |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/23/2008 06:19 PM
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Angels Camp, CA...Join John and Kim "Live" right here at 7pm for our Nightly News...where we discuss the happenings of the day in just 30 minutes. See you at 7pm. In tonight's news we discussed the land around Big Trees State Park that has just entered into a conservancy, The possible probe of Keep It Rural Calaveras, Legal access gets a break, Bright lights over Arizona, A former Miss Calaveras Princess heads to Africa, The Copperopolis Community Plan Meeting and much, much more...
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Entry Forms are now available for the Arnold Independence Day Parade |
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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 04/21/2008 10:26 AM
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Arnold, CA....Summer is just around the corner and so is the Arnold Parade! Entry Forms are now available at Mountain Media and Foothill Printing in the Big Trees Shopping Center as well as Pacific State Bank next to the Arnold Post Office and the Avery and Hathaway Pines Post Offices. If you have participated in the past, you will receive an entry form in the mail. The deadline to enter is June 20th. There are categories for floats, autos, musical, marching and equestrians.....
       
Click on Photo for 2007 Parade Slide Show
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Report on Driveway Slope issue for Calaveras County~From Doug Shinn & Barry Ward |
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Posted by: thepinetree on 04/21/2008 12:24 PM
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San Andreas, CA...After a round of public meetings, including a study session with the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors, and much public dialogue we can report the following to you. We confirmed that the Building Department changed the way they “interpret” our current Fire and Life Safety Code mid year 2007. They were strongly challenged for taking this new position and we did have some limited success in softening the impact. Where the mitigation since 1992 was to pave the driveway, that is no longer the rule of the land....
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