Calaveras County, United States (Local)
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The articles covered by Lance Armstrong span a variety of topics including government, politics, business & industry. The majority of the coverage attributes point to expert commentary and announcements.
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Valley Springs guitarist Bruce Langston is an active musician, as he performs with his bands at various venues along the Highway 49 corridor. But those regular performances are just one part of his activities that extend beyond his general home life. Langston, who is a family man with a wife, two daughters and three grandsons, is also an artist, a […]
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The Performing Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is currently offering reduced-priced tickets to its upcoming international captive wildlife conference in Sacramento and an optional tour of its 2,300-acre San Andreas wildlife sanctuary, which is home to elephants, tigers, bears and other animals. Scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2-3 at the Wyndham Garden Hotel at 2298 Terracina Drive, the conference is […]
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The Calaveras County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 11 directed the county’s staff to bring forward an urgency ordinance temporarily preventing the establishment of data centers as a land use in this county, pending further study. Data centers, which are facilities that house groups of networked computers and servers, are used for the storage, management and dissemination of data and […]
Assembly Bill 2108, a proposed legislation that would have expanded the state's diversion program for those who commit low-level, nonviolent retail
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An informational agenda item providing the community with an overview of the county's budget and details about local fire district revenues was presented at the Aug. 11 regular meeting of the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors. The presentation occurred as a result of the board's prior meeting on July 28, when multiple public speakers expressed their opposition to the proposed
New court dates set for suspect in Camino shooting
A local tradition is gradually building as the Mokelumne Hill Siptember Fest, which debuted last year, will return to this historic Gold Rush town on Sept. 12. This annual town-wide event, which will be held in Shutter Tree Park and other parts of the Main Street business district from 1-4 p.m., will feature local vendors, live music, and tastings from […]
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Calaveras County Board of Supervisors District 5 candidate Bruce Giudici, who died on Aug. 31, will have his name remain on the ballot for this November’s general election, pursuant to state election codes, according to the county’s elections office. District 5 includes the communities of Milton, Jenny Lind, Rancho Calaveras, and Salt Spring Valley. Rebecca Turner, the county’s clerk-recorder and […]
Trial setting in the case of Benjamin Cunha, the former Placerville resident accused of placing improvised explosive devises at sites in El Dorado
Steven Carter, who was accused of shooting two El Dorado County sheriff’s deputies in Camino last March, will next appear in a Placerville courtroom in November.
