Auburn, CA News

• Auburn, CA News
• Our View: Now's the time for practicality, not prestige
• Placer County Elections Regarding The Primary Election
• Media Life: Old Town Auburn provides inspiration for author's new novel
• Over 40 percent of homeowners owe more than their house is worth
• Take Note Troupe stages 'The Tempest' in Auburn
• Art in the Garden at Auburn nursery
• Fan favorite Creedence Clearwater Revisited swings through Lincoln
• Vatican-bound pianist plays concert in Auburn
• Things to Do: May 25-June 1
• Weimar Hills School math teacher put on paid administrative leave
• Noon Hour Update: Military recruiting in Auburn; Media Life; California business climate and bear hunting
• Winter weather conditions expected Memorial Day weekend
• Measure A fits Auburn
• Measure A is a bad idea
• How about a pint?
• Wire thief suspect caught on video
• Noon Hour Update: Local military recruiters work with new standards; Warriors new plan and how the Kings can learn from it and did you miss the Amgen tour?
• Another View: Auburn's charter schools provide quality, alternative education choices
• Bayside Auburn Church News - May 19, 2012
• Who really pays for solar power in California?
• Placer County "community center" winery plans opposed
• Extensive Franciscan files tell sexual abuse story
• Recology-Auburn Placer holds the line on garbage collection fee
• Find your inner chef at Newcastle Produce cooking classes
• NBA's Warriors unveil plans to move to San Francisco
• Veteran alleges sheriff's wrongly held him back
• Noon Hour Update: Sheriff's Association lawsuit; garbage fees; solar schools and bear hunting
• Colfax woman arrested on elder abuse charges
• Auburn man arrested for domestic battery incident
• Suspect arrested in abduction of Morgan Hill teen
• Drinking in rare solar event
• Speeding driver slams into house
• Placer County job picture brightens, state statistics show
• Facebook stock falls after IPO
• Veterans, community, team on Downtown Auburn garden in vacant lot
• Noon Hour Update: Unemployment in Placer County; Victory Garden for vets; DUI follow-up; solar in schools and getting fit for summer
• Vote for the best businesses in Auburn
• Cook takes on fight against concussions
• Bayside Auburn Church News - May 17, 2012
• Leadership Luau and Fundraiser
• Noon Hour Update: Keeping summer bills low; Measure B faces challenges; homeless students at Sierra College and 100-year-old piano teacher
• Spruce up your nest with Auburn Spring Home Show
• Is Auburn in Amgen Tour of California's future?
• Things to Do: May 18 to 23
• Take Note Troupe takes on 'The Tempest'
• Auburn Symphony Chamber Players perform
• Artists get 'Artrageous' at premiere Auburn event
• Register to vote by Monday
• Media Life: Cool actor Perry King in famous-feud film role
• More animal seizures at Loomis residence
• Noon Hour Update: Auburn Home Show; talking Amgen Tour; time to mail in the ballots and Media Life
• National Geographic puts Sierra Nevada, Auburn on new map
• Rotary serve Brazilian visitors a slice of Auburn life, business
• Raley's stores won't see strike, for now
• Auburn post offices safe from hour reductions
• Noon Hour Update: National Geographic in the foothills; local post offices and labor negotiations
• Last Day To Register And Weekend Hours For The June 5th Election
• Dog trainers emphasize leadership, bonding, trust
• Sierra College Foundation investing nearly 90K in natural history museum
• Bronzed NJ mom's story heats up Auburn, national tanning debate
• Lasagna dinner benefits Meals on Wheels
• Auburn 20-30 Club presents annual Brewfest
• Food Extravaganza brings town together for good eats
• Noon Hour Update: Power outage in Auburn; tanning concerns; Measure E phone calls and river rafting safety
• Widespread power outage hits Auburn, Cool, Georgetown Divide
• Signs will be new guide through Auburn
• Bayside Auburn Church News - May 12, 2012
• Camp season begins at Auburn Recreation District
• District 5 Placer supes candidates square off in Auburn
• Suspected suicide at Placer County Jail in North Auburn
• Texting driver in fatal road death ID'd as North Auburn woman
• Owl family finds home in North Auburn waste transfer station rafters
• Brown to detail budget for tackling $16B shortfall
• Noon Hour Update: Sinkhole in Downtown Auburn; stabbing update; teen summer jobs and the 1960 winter Olympics
• Sinkhole swallows part of roadway in Auburn
• Our View: Holmes pick for District 3 race
• How one woman supports an 'Army'
• Hay prices surge as overseas demand rises
• Locals navigate caring for elderly parents
• Diabetic alert dog could save Auburn boy's life
• Media Life: American River canyon featured in new book
• No bail break for Auburn I-80 hit-and-run manslaughter defendant
• Blood donor welcomed to Auburn's exclusive 15 gallon-club
• Artists, musicians, actors collide for Auburn Arts in the Park
• Stabbing victim airlifted from Sheridan Elementary School
• Things to Do: May 11-19
• Wreck at Highway 49 and Shale Ridge Lane in North Auburn
• Young musicians step into spotlight at Pioneer Presents
• Noon Hour Update: Hay shortages; food stamps at farmers markets; hit-and-run court update and Media Life
• Wolverine seized from Georgetown bar
• Old Town skateboarder goes to extremes
• Auburn man arrested for auto parts embezzlement
• Placer County toasts Wine Industry Task Force
• President Obama: Same-sex couples should be able to marry
• Cal Fire doing prescribed burns near Colfax Wednesday
• Remembering the Aeolia Olive Oil Company
• Chamber board votes to support Measure A
• Foresthill showcase puts businesses in spotlight
• Placer County rafting death cause months away
• Classics come to town: Cruise Nite begins Friday
• Winemaker's Dinner returns to Max's
• Locals ask Sheriff to investigate President
• Seniors invited to free Mother's Day dinner
• Blue Goose Food Extravaganza returns
• Locally Yours: Keep it simple with a spring salad
• Placer County Fair could move from Roseville to Sheridan
• Noon Hour Update: Investigating President Obama; State of the Community; business fair and Placer County Fairgrounds on the move?
• Another View: ARD provides many reasons to stay in Auburn this summer
• Bayside Auburn Church News - May 5, 2012
• Echo Valley Ranch earns top ag award
• Unappealing water and mold still issues in Auburn mobile home park
• Dentist performed thousands of dollars worth of unneeded procedures, state alleges
• Dioxin levels at North Auburn Wal-Mart site to be studied
• Heart attack may have killed rafter on North Fork American River run
• Noon Hour Update: Rafter dies on the American River; Auburn Walmart project update; mobile home park update and dentist faces accusations
• Rafter dies in North Fork American River
• American River Canyon Featured in New Book
• Bayside Auburn Church News - May 3, 2012
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - May 2012
• Noon Hour Update: Garage sale hunting in Auburn; State of the Community; county helps mothers; Newsmakers and fake police officers
• Charter debate evokes passion
• Detectives looking for two men in connection with April 17 Tahoe City jewelry store heist
• Disc golf provides cheap, exciting thrills
• Things to Do: May 4 through 11
• North Auburn's 858-unit Timberline development targeted for court fight
• How one man changed a school
• Auburn Community Concert Series kicks off with 'Raspberry Jam'
• Writers gather for Gold Country Authors' Faire
• Media Life: Placer has little-known star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• North Auburn artists open studios for Mother's Day tours
• Colla Voce concert takes audiences to British Isles
• Local meteorite finds spark NASA to take to the skies
• Chamber names PG&E as Business of the Year
• Llama gets groove back with prosthetic leg
• Who can you vote for in June?
• 18-year prison term for Auburn man's incestuous victimization of underage girl
• Roseville's SureWest sees its first quarter loss balloon on sale costs
• Cal State University employees authorize strike
• Noon Hour Update: Llama gets a leg; election redistricting, Auburn man sentenced and State of the Community
• Bayside Auburn Church News - April 28, 2012
• Our View: Voters -- Take the time to find out
• Fountain stood at center of courthouse intersection
• ARD honors Patrick Remington as Friend of Recreation
• Texting drivers among the top dangers for Auburn-area cyclists
• Bear spotted on Terrace Street
• Five arrested in attempt to blow up bridge in Ohio
• Noon Hour Update: Jury duty snafu traffic jam in Auburn; bicycle safety and state of the community award winners
• Jury duty glitch causes traffic jam in Old Town Auburn
• Dual jumpers do battle with heart disease
• AT&T employees rally at busy Auburn intersection
• Foresthill businesses hit by ADA lawsuits
• Bear River, Magnolia students to compete in Odyssey of the Mind World Finals
• Auburn Webelos Coloma campout yields meteorite discovery
• Confluence parking fee not a reality yet, but remains an option
• US May Day protests planned, may disrupt commutes
• No Monday Journal today
• Noon Hour Update: More meteors found in the foothills; sentencing delayed for campaign aide and ADA lawsuits hit Foresthill
• Noon Hour Update: Sierra College fundraiser, Measure B progress, attacks on cats and Newsmakers
• Meteorites cause small-scale resurgence of Gold Rush
• City has spent over $22,000 on Measure A lawsuit, so far
• Things to Do: April 27 to May 4
• Old Town Art Gallery focuses on sculpture
• Auburn Symphony plays Russian works at Mondavi
• Canyon Rim Artists host tour
• Placer Theatre Ballet's 'Snow White' opens May 5
• Soldier with Placer County, Newcastle ties killed in Afghanistan
• Media Life: Could more Auburn be onscreen in new "Phenomenon" re-release?
• Noon Hour Update: It's not gold but is search on in Lotus for another valued mineral?
• Bayside Auburn Church News - April 23, 2012
• Denim ribbons carry meaningful message
• Obiwan Kenobi arrested in Roseville for hit and run
• Locals find out what their treasures are worth
• iPhone app finds vehicle burglary suspects
• Woman 'died' but came back to life
• Tales of triumph over tragedy honored at first-annual event
• Sheriff's deputies seek suspect in sexual assault
• Noon Hour Update: Coin show in Auburn; vehicle burglaries; land for sale and waiving agriculture fees
• Another View: Better newspapers coming your way
• Gunshot victim was set to serve
• Bayside Auburn Church News - April 21, 2012
• Palates and palettes combine at 'Celebrate Your Taste'
• Archery a popular "Hunger Games" offshoot in Placer County area
• North Auburn campground goes solar with Placer County help
• New K-5 charter school enrolling students
• Charter city debate goes public
• Noon Hour Update: Colfax resident killed; "Hunger Games" in Auburn; charter school gets rolling and Measure A debate
• Shooting victim identified as Colfax resident
• Old Town Business Association presents revised fee structure
• Placer County jobless rate rises again to 10.5 percent
• School Park Preserve community garden under way
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening at Auburn City Council, Auburn man arrested for 1981 murder and our most popular stories
• Community Input Workshop
• Journal to print five days a week
• Bruising economy dents campaign war chests
• Tow truck procession in honor of Davey Robinson Jr.
• Colfax native competes in HGTV?room decorating challenge
• Our View: The sky isn't falling at the Auburn Journal
• Auburn man arrested in 1981 Whittier murder
• Noon Hour Update: Measure A, mobile home parks, newsmakers, Toastmasters and track
• I-80 now open from Sacramento to Davis
• Central Square dressed for revolution
• Auburn's Steven Lease wields mean cookie sheet
• Deadline extended for 'Arts in the Park' applications
• Things to Do: April 20-27
• Auburn woman says city council won't turn over emails
• Clint Eastwood film fest comes to State Theater
• Wild West Stampede returns to Auburn
• Media Life: Verne, Steinbeck give Auburn lasting literary fame
• Record Store Day embraces Auburn, Placer's vinyl destinations
• Noon Hour Update: Record Store Day in Auburn, Media Life, city council emails and Clint Eastwood
• Placer DA: Weimar murder victim Sarah Burr shot in back
• Bail reduction sought in fatal I-80 hit-and-run case
• Sierra College gets creative to celebrate Earth Day
• Sugar Plump Fairies get 'ArtRageous' in Auburn
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Noon Hour Update: Earth Day, the English language, court case follow-up and our new online poll
• Auburn pair arrested for painting graffiti on train trestle
• Another View: Reforms will end job-killing lawsuits
• Dry conditions create tinderbox conditions in California
• Internet and computer access are challenges of teaching tech in rural areas
• Runaway stroller tragedy averted by quick-acting Auburn couple
• Downtown Auburn Welcome Center opens, then closes
• Placer County deputies arrest six in two Monday home burglaries
• Noon Hour Update: Teaching technology in the foothills, preparing for Wildfires and English language learners
• Chamber Communication Network - April 13, 2012
• Bayside Auburn Church News - April 13, 2012
• Sample ballots to be sent soon
• Last minute tax filers flood in despite 2-day extension
• Do Maloofs deserve King-sized blame for squelched Sacto arena deal?
• Jim Fallbeck was former Auburn Journal, Paradise Post publisher
• Vehicle crashes into Granite Bay post office
• Noon Hour Update: Last minute tax filing in Auburn; the Sacramento Kings arena deal; election ballots and track at Placer High
• Voters Can Check Their Voter Registration Status Online
• Arena deal crumbles, Sacramento's NBA future shaky
• Noon Hour Update: California Welcome Center moves; fire fees; free yoga and Auburn Journal Newsmakers
• Another View: Take a look at the homeless around us
• Georgetown Divide Public Utility District votes to raise rates by up to $7
• Placer High senior helps child abuse victims
• Auburn State Recreation Area cleanup tackles trashed canyon sites
• Things to Do, April 13 through 20
• Jill Knight rides into State Theater
• Classical sounds heard at 'Pioneer Presents'
• Sierra Nevada Winds Orchestra welcomes new conductor
• Noon Hour Update: Wet weather in Auburn, helping local kids and Earth Day
• Media Life: 'Bayley's Folly' is weird Auburn, beyond Cool
• Storm drenches Auburn, leaves fresh layer of snow in Sierra
• Supes commit to Applegate-Winchester sewer-pipe link
• June completion on improvements to 3-mile tunnel under Auburn
• Veterans reunite after nearly 50 years
• Auburn Art Walk season kicks off tonight
• Zimmerman charged with murder in Trayvon Martin case
• Eastern Placer County home destroyed by fire
• Noon Hour Update: Navy men reunite after 49 years; Placer senior helps abused kids; digging in the Auburn Ravine and Applegate sewer
• Students struggle to rescue motorist
• Murder mystery dinner at Max's Restaurant
• 'Celebrate Your Taste' at PlacerArts event
• Beer maker puts can-do style into craft production
• Drive-thru gourmet dinner at E.V. Cain
• Neft, Kenny still keeping it 'Real'
• Host Lions speaker shared tent with JFK
• German exchange students get their first taste of Auburn life
• Placer library checking out new ways to balance books
• Noon Hour Update: Placer County Board of Supervisors, German Exchange students and a new cook book
• Young motorcyclist injured in Cape Horn area collision
• Sample Ballot Pamphlets Mailed and Vote-by-Mail Ballot Information
• Bike Auburn surplus to promote outdoor sporting events
• Angela Atteberry wins McCann award
• PG&E's Meadow Vista dig to bury power lines
• Placer County CEO selection moves closer
• Roseville mom arrested in child's death released
• Noon Hour Update: PG&E goes underground, Roseville mom arraigned, Placer County CEO hiring and Auburn City Council
• Bayside Auburn Church News - April 7, 2012
• Chamber Communication Network - April 6, 2012
• Placer Hills fire district asks voters for $79 a year
• This Sunday at Bayside Auburn Church - April 5, 2012
• Ambulance collides with SUV at busy intersection
• Noon Hour Update: Auburn assault victim speaks, home buying surprises and logos around town
• Measure A is a risky, unnecessary experiment that we can't afford
• Yes on the Charter for Auburn!
• Charter of the City of Auburn
• Chamber's 'crown jewel event,' State of the Community Dinner served May 11
• Artists invited to plein air events
• Hospital guild members honored for service
• Things to Do: April 6 through 13
• Churches focus on message of Easter, prepare for influx
• 'Outside the Box' exhibit opens April 12
• Auburn man arrested for assaulting female process server
• United Auburn Indian Community buys Whitney Oaks
• Roseville mother arrested for murder of 2-year-old daughter
• Bail reduction denied for embezzlement case in Loomis
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - April 2012
• Couple, brother arrested on conspiracy charges
• Auburn gas pumps to become more secure
• City projects 22 percent increase in sales tax revenue
• Noon Hour Update: Sales tax revenue increase, new gas pumps in Auburn and speaker comes to library
• 2012 State of Community Dinner
• Plans for new fire station in Newcastle move forward
• Judge rules in favor of Measure A opponents
• Rural Auburn residents speak out against $150 fire fee
• 19-year-old electrocuted in fair condition
• Fox 40 blackout frustrates local bars
• Our View: Support our local law enforcement with the Justine's Fund
• Get cracking with these egg-cellent Easter recipes
• Noon Hour Update: House burns in Colfax, what's next for Measure B and don't throw out those Easter eggs
• Colfax home destroyed in morning fire
• ARD day camps keep kids active
• Auburn Easter Egg hunts get hopping Saturday
• Schuetz honored as Placer County Superintendent of the Year
• 19-year-old electrocuted after trespassing into power station
• Officials: 7 dead in Oakland Christian school shooting
• Gaines allowed to use "small business owner" designation
• Noon Hour Update:Easter egg hunts and Auburn Union educator honored
• Report of bomb at Roseville High turns out to be a hoax
• Chamber Communication Network - March 30, 2012
• Mega Millions jackpot grows to $640 million
• Noon Hour Update: Will Walmart come to Auburn? Oldest Placer County voter, foothill alpacas and riding for veterans
• Best Buy chain announces plans to close stores and cut its losses
• Our View: In rough economic seas, Auburn is a lighthouse to help
• Community Portrait: Auburn's Michael Otten a chronicler of history
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - April 1, 2012
• Vanderschoots raise money for local law enforcement agencies
• Alta Vista Charter approved by board
• 'Perfect Blends' brings urban jazz to State Theater
• Things to Do: March 30 through April 6
• 'San Francisco' shakes up Silver Screen's April offering
• What kind of statement are Auburn hoodie wearers making?
• Media Life: Auburn's Party in the Park fires up the Cajun musical spice
• Mega Millions jackpot hits world record $540 million
• Noon Hour Update: Trayvon Martin case, Justine Vanderschoot benefit, new charter school, Mega Millions and more
• District 6 opponent challenges Gaines' ballot designation
• Auburn pharmacies near schools hit by fraudulent prescription drug ring
• Mega Millions fever sweeping Auburn over $500 million jackpot
• Rain returns to Auburn area with a vengeance
• Noon Hour Update: Mega Millions fever and wet weather in the foothills
• Our View: Honor hit-and-run victim by moving over
• Family remembers longtime resident, mechanic remembered by family
• Placer County, Bell Garden Apartments tenant attorneys still talking
• Owner of horses seized in Lincoln seeks return of stallion
• Bail increased for alleged I-80 fatal hit-and-run driver
• 'The Art of Real Food' cookbook available soon
• Use MyPlate to get your meals in shape
• Noon Hour Update: County business, the charter school debate and nutritional updates
• Man from Cool dies in solo crash on I-80 near Rocklin
• Bayside Auburn Church News - March 24, 2012
• Placer Nature Center News - Administrative Assistant Hiring
• City's budget balanced and reserves remain at $2.25 million
• City names appointees to redevelopment agency successor oversight committee made
• Another View: Words hold the power
• More scam artists solicit Auburn-area residents
• Petition drive started against Downtown Auburn street party
• Noon Hour Update: Video of aftermath scene of Foresthill arrest, new business receives community support
• Suspected driver in Auburn I-80 tow-truck death arrested
• Chamber Communication Network - March 23, 2012
• Study reflects steady climb of gas prices through the years
• Celebrations in Auburn mark a century for Mt?Quarries Railroad Bridge and mine
• Noon Hour Update: Charter city opponents surface, local company hiring
• Human skeletal remains found near Roseville golf course
• Hit-and-run driver still sought by CHP
• Our View: Unified plan needed for local business
• 'Reproductive Justice' forum attracts large crowd at Sierra College
• Local groups tackle bullying and substance abuse issues
• Things to Do: March 23 through 31
• Details emerge in IRS lawsuit alleging fraud, kickback scheme that targeted Thunder Valley owners
• Anthony Maki-Gill accepted to Colorado clay exhibition
• Photographer David Crosby's work on display at library
• Artist Spotlight: Francois Bonnefoi
• Media Life: Iconic Auburn-area bridge turns 100
• Noon Hour Update: Fraud against Auburn Indian community, anti-bullying and "Reproductive Justice" topic
• IRS says kickback scheme defrauded California tribe
• I-80 hit-and-run victim was admired, elite bowler
• Noon Hour Update: Hit-and-run victim remembered, Weimar ADA lawsuit and Auburn Meals on Wheels
• Our View: Don't be in a fog over the dangers of driving while high
• Foresthill Union to take first steps to consolidate schools
• New documentary focuses on homeless in Auburn, Northern California
• Slovakian exchange student experiences life in Auburn
• Tow truck driver hit on I-80 near Auburn
• Enjoy the benefits in a tasty cup of tea
• Another View: Thank you, Lance Armstrong, for bringing it home
• Snowboarder dies at Sugar Bowl
• Workers repair site of Newcastle mudslide
• Auburn's Skip Outman balanced work as Realtor with open-space advocacy
• Shoppers react to Roseville shooting
• Placer Land Trust opens off-limits Auburn landscapes for rare glimpse
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Chamber Communication Network - March 16, 2012
• One dead, two hurt in Roseville shooting
• Include pets in poison prevention plans around home
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - March 14, 2012
• Pink slime burger-meat debate oozes into Auburn
• Things to Do: March 16 through 22
• School board to decide on charter school this month
• Seeing green: Auburn prepares for St. Patrick's Day
• Latitudes holds display of Larry Brenden's photography
• Newcastle pianist to perform at the Vatican
• Two-car crash closes part of Auburn Folsom Road
• Media Life: Symphony's Goodwin memorialized on DVD, others not so lucky
• Auburn man pleads guilty to robbing Roseville Chase Bank
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Auburn chamber plans scaled-back Black & White Ball spinoff
• No plea yet from former snowboard coach
• Office of education served with legal challenge to charter school
• Charter School could open at former Alta Vista School site
• Car spins out, hits I-80 center divide
• Storm soaks Auburn, more rain on way for parched Placer
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Extended Candidate Filing
• Our View: McCann Award recognizes the best of Auburn
• Fire chief shares insights on
• Business owners weigh in on business improvement districts
• Man arrested for lewd act in Sierra College restroom
• Sacramento's Merlot Marketing to tout Placer agriculture
• North Auburn-to-Lincoln regional sewer wins key Placer supes support
• St. Patrick's Day recipes bring luck of the Irish into the kitchen
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Two-time colon cancer survivor says it's all about prevention
• Old Town Business Association Members at odds at City Council
• Board of Sups may decide Auburn's Regional Sewer Fate
• Stormy week ahead for Auburn with heavy rain, gusty winds
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Residents navigate through diagnoses of terminal illness
• Car rolls off eastbound Interstate 80 near Newcastle
• Two arrested in Auburn Home Depot theft
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Community Portrait: Couple's dream to have a houseful of children comes true
• Our View: Where is the money going?
• Big Green RV arrives at Sierra College
• Blocker Drive railroad crossing opens ahead of schedule
• Cantefable weaves musical tales in Auburn
• Michael Goodwin's memorial to air live
• Michael Landau to rock State Theater
• Virginia Holt remembered at Auburn Old Town Gallery
• Nevada County panel hears Rincon del Rio concerns, praise
• Media Life: Placer Museums set to show off county's weird, wondrous side
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Driver killed in Indian Hill Road crash ID'd as Newcastle man
• South Nevada County's Rincon del Rio goes to planning panel
• Hillmen Messenger Editor proud of staff's impact
• Gold panning spikes in Auburn State Recreation Area rivers
• Students say Internet can be a dangerous place
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• One dead in crash on Indian Hill Road in Newcastle
• Nonpartisan Voter Ballot Options for the Primary Election
• Craigslist ad leads to theft of high-end mountain bike in Auburn
• Lincoln horse removal deemed appropriate
• Voters pass Measure B
• Sunshine week promotes open government
• 'Vegetarian Gourmet' teaches meatless cooking in Auburn
• Nevada County man dies after crashing into a tree
• Inmates riot at Folsom Prison
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Bayside Auburn Church News - March 3, 2012
• Sierra College students descend on the capitol by the busload
• Placer County's $30,000 search for new CEO moves ahead
• Auburn bathtub drowning 'murder' confession questioned by defense
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Skier dies after rescue from Sierra avalanche
• Our View: PCWA pay hike doesn't hold water
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - March 4, 2012
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Journal opens doors to readers
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - March 2012
• Things to Do: March 2 through 9
• Sewer consultants earn top pay among city's consultants
• Grant, Temple featured in Silver Screen selection
• Auburn Symphony honors maestro; moves forward with season
• Auburn 99% group rallies for higher-education reform
• State's $6.1 billion cache a treasure trove for some in Auburn
• Lost skier brought out by rescuers near Alpine Meadows
• Grass Valley Street in Colfax closed to daytime crossing
• Media Life: Ophir's NASA space capsule lands on Weird Auburn list
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Snow backs up big rig traffic on Interstate 80, closes schools
• Layoffs authorized for Placer Union High School District
• Fire at transient camp leaves one man burned
• Snow storm creates Sierra avalanche threat
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Snow closes Foresthill schools as storm pounds Sierra
• Another View: Auburn Salvation Army's present in the community
• Gas card theft resulted in total loss for the city
• Fishing derby scheduled to continue despite concerns of some
• Auburn Leap Year babies celebrate special day
• Placer supes in regional sewer standoff
• International Dinner benefits youth with a mission
• Auburn drowning death defendant goes home to Grass Valley
• Better Business Bureau warns of publisher billing scam
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• A monument, sign and dispatch system approved for Auburn
• City's legal costs already well over budget
• Bayside Auburn Church News - February 25, 2012
• Storm to bring much-needed snow, rain
• San Luis Obispo County could be home to paroled Auburn rapist
• Placer County's Bell Garden plans in limbo
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Sacramento, Kings & NBA reach tentative arena deal
• Part-time Legislature? Campaign finds local support
• Chamber Communication Network - February 24, 2012
• Pair arrested in burglary, identity theft spree
• Grass Valley woman ID'd as fatality in North Auburn crash
• Railroad work blocks mom, daughter in wheelchair
• Another View: Measure B represents investment in the future of Newcastle
• Media Life: Auburn's Haunted Corral a supernatural rite of passage for generations
• Highway 49 vehicle crash results in fatality
• Symphony announces memorial concert for Michael Goodwin
• Take Note Troupe teens put poetry in action
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Lake of the Pines man dead in stabbing ID'd
• Let's Grow Your Business Seminar
• Local dentist has hiked mountains in Nepal to provide dental care
• Arraignment of former Colfax coach accused of sex abuse postponed
• Higher-education reforms focus of March 1 rally in Auburn
• Bail hearing in 42-year-old murder case bumped back
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Son arrested for the murder of Chris Northam
• Our View: Sign up for citizens' academy and know your local law enforcement
• Local churches unite to celebrate Lent
• Auburn's Celebrity Chefs take the spotlight
• Gold-dust theft arrest at Placer County claim
• Conference to provide look into franchising
• Detectives seek woman passing counterfeit bills
• State Parks, Reclamation ink Auburn State Recreation Area partnership pact
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Placer County District Attorney refuses to release sex crime statistics
• Bayside Auburn Church News - February 18, 2012
• Local non-profit empowers the people of Africa
• Candidate field starting to unfold for June 5 election
• Temperatures to edge near record high after recent snowfall
• Brian Jagger sentencing delayed again
• Noon Hour Update: What's happening and what we're working on
• Auburn vet's program reaches out to others
• Community Portrait: In fat times and lean, Jason Keim is in Auburn for keeps
• Another View: Taxes not the answer for state's economy
• Students OK after bus/big rig crash in Loomis
• Auburn Library spotlights local volunteers
• Operation 'Cookie Drop' gathers troops
• Search warrant authorized on home of former Colfax High coach accused of sexual abuse
• Rising gas prices hit transportation-centered industries hard
• Bayside Auburn Church News - February 11, 2012
• Downtown salon celebrates 20 years of hair care
• Another View: Tears, confusion over what gets printed
• Auburn man arrested for shooting gun in neighborhood
• 16-year-old soars in first solo helicopter flight
• Auburn service groups fight sex trafficking
• Supes OK Placer Vineyards plan revision
• DrinkOns offers cheap drinks at your fingertips
• Placer County law-enforcement hiring 22
• Local seniors looking to feel that spark, find someone special
• Jewelry pieces bring Auburn close to the stars
• Daredevil Mike Wilson's Giant Gap stunt shut down
• Sierra snowstorm buoys Placer tire chain, ski industry hopes
• Chamber Communication Network - February 10, 2012
• Sheer indulgence -- all for a good cause -- at Taste of Chocolate
• Our View: Paying but no playing not fair to athletes
• Man arrested in string of burglaries
• Suspected Granite Bay 'door-kick' burglar caught
• Former Colfax Coach arrested on sexual abuse charges
• Another View: Measure B offers a blank check for Newcastle Fire Dept.
• The Chamber Connection: Constant Contact Seminar
• Groups assemble on both sides of charter city issue
• Newcastle residents weigh the cost of Measure B
• Symphony plays on: KinderKonzert will be held as scheduled
• Musicians join forces for 'Music for Humanity'
• Water bond could mean $75 million for Auburn-based state agency
• Bowman presents Broadway revue
• Banjo master Tom Smith plays at Dave's Cave
• Jazzy ladies: Pamela Rose brings music, women's history to State Theater
• Six Auburn landmarks make national historic list
• Media Life: Prehistoric monsters, strange hauntings all part of Weird Auburn
• Maestro Michael Goodwin's baton at rest
• Police: Auburn man terrorizes his wife with a knife
• Copper wire thieves caught red-handed
• Auburn arrest made in alleged knife attack
• Auburn Symphony conductor Michael Goodwin killed in Highway 20 crash
• Our View: Face drug abuse head-on
• Locals react to Proposition 8 being declared unconstitutional
• Newcastle residents receive Measure B ballots
• Alleged Ophir sign-stealer arrested, marker destroyed
• Placer County wineries celebrate Valentine's weekend
• Placer's gold collection safe and secure at Auburn museum
• Old Town Auburn promises a sweet Sunday with Taste of Chocolate
• Court: CA gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Another View: A vote for Measure B preserves Newcastle public safety
• Bayside Auburn Church News - February 4, 2012
• Placer Nature Center News - February 2012
• Coach blames pay-to-play for budget shortfall
• Auburn police department rolls out warning citation system
• Waiting game for Bell Garden residents in North Auburn
• Auburn's Central Square has new bronze statue of Nisenan dancer
• Chamber Communication Network - February 3, 2012
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - February 2, 2012
• Penryn says 'No' to building 150-unit apartment complex
• Tobin runs for District 4 supervisor seat
• Newly rescued dogs fostered out, need real homes
• Super Bowl means tough choices in Auburn for East Coast expats
• Multi-crime spree ends with a life sentence
• Another View: Get them out of the trailer and into a firehouse
• Transient arrested for stabbing in Auburn
• Body found below Foresthill Bridge identified
• Another View: Congressman proposes honoring local US?Marine
• Gathering pointers on painting
• Things to Do: Feb. 3 through 10
• Auburn schools to go green, get sidewalks
• Rhythm Riders walk the line for Auburn nonprofits
• Body found in American River below Foresthill Bridge near Auburn still not ID'd
• Wal-Mart appeal remains in state Appeals Court hands
• Media Life: Placer's surprising rail history stars on KVIE "ViewFinder"
• Fire, police search for person in Auburn canal
• Community Portrait: Like his father and granddad, Vitas likes Auburn just fine
• Another View: Foresthill Public Utility District has a mission of responsibility
• Winter Lyme disease warning issued in Placer County
• Reinforcements being brought in for Super Bowl at Auburn businesses
• Holbrook rules out bid to unseat Placer County Supervisor Holmes
• ID sought on body of man found in American River near Auburn
• Our View: Leash your dog - no excuses
• Candidate Workshop for the June 5, 2012 Presidential Primary Election
• Lions Club eye programs help needy see a better future
• Cities can spend redevelopment money on affordable housing
• Serious cuts on the way to Auburn Parks and Recreation
• Pancake breakfast benefits Magnolia Intermediate School choirs
• Taste of Chocolate returns to Old Town Auburn
• Craving comfort? Bring home the bacon
• Bayside Auburn Church News - January 28, 2012
• Investigation: Regulator replaced over oil rules
• Dip in unemployment number yet to hit foothills
• Grandson stuck in Mexico?
• Fill your bowl - and many more - at Empty Bowls fundraiser
• Chamber Communication Network - January 27, 2012
• Biathlon looks to relive Sierra glory
• Fire district taking tax plea to voters
• Our View: Don't trash Auburn's beauty
• This Sunday at Bayside Auburn - January 29, 2012
• Symphony plays kid-friendly classical music
• Media Life: Weird Auburn abounds all over city and environs
• Things to Do: Jan. 27 through Feb. 4
• Ava's Lounge offers live music four nights a week in Penryn
• Latitudes art show continues
• Across-the-board 2 percent raise for Placer County Water workers
• 'Singin' in the Rain' comes to Bear River
• ARD crews replace vandalized trees
• Suspects allegedly used stolen credit card information to steal Visa giftcards
• County provides new salary figures
• Improvements pass sniff test
• Another View: Freedom and the Internet emerge victorious
• New snow moving Sierra beyond shadow of a drought?
• I-80, Hwy. 65 bottlenecks are focus of Placer transportation planners
• Get wise to winemaking
• Auburn City Council balks at 40 percent sewer rate increase
• Our View: College expenses worth the scrutiny
• North Auburn, Ophir to vote June 5 on fire tax increase
• Placer hires $199,000-a-year interim director to shut down redevelopment agency
• Vintners cover the basics of wine tasting
• Bayside Auburn Church News - January 21, 2012
• Weekend storms bring much needed rain, snow
• Woman accused of murder in 1970 Auburn death of daughter, 4, to remain in jail
• Auburn's Flyers expands into SoCal with Fleet Card buy
• Placer County has strategy to dissolve redevelopment agency
• Chamber Communication Network - January 20, 2012
• Returning veterans find career support with energy tech course
• Declaration Of Intention Filing Period
• Video captures truck fire, explosion in Loomis
• Arrest made in 42-year-old Auburn child murder case
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - January 22, 2012
• Retirees with CalPERS pensions lose part-time government jobs
• Placer County World War II history buff honors sacrifices made
• Media Life: Deadliest gunfight in U.S. history happened in Placer County
• Nearly $500,000 in payouts granted to Sierra College employees
• City may get say in $900,000 for affordable housing
• Nick Palance slated for Music on the Divide performance
• Sierra Gold Chorus holds Auburn open house
• Juilliard graduate Konstantin Soukhovetski to perform with Auburn Symphony
• Pyronauts host surf guitar legend Dick Dale
• Things to Do: Jan. 20 through 23
• Placer County Navy League could keep Operation: MOM afloat
• Trash dumping an unsightly fact of life in Auburn, Placer County
• Drained and ready to go
• Placer's state government reps sound off on Gov. Jerry Brown's State of the State address Wednesday
• Trash dumping an unsightly fact of life in Auburn, Placer County
• Placer County Navy League could keep Operation: MOM effort afloat
• Historical Ophir sign stolen
• Another View: Despite challenges, correctional realignment in Placer County a model of collaboration
• 211 community service call directory proposed for Placer County
• Court-ordered prison oversight coming to its end
• Bayside Auburn Church News - January 14, 2012
• Congress flunks with locals
• Rescued after earthquake, Haitian girl marks second anniversary of new life with Auburn family
• Celebrity chefs will cook for Forgotten Soldier Program
• All-you-can-eat crab feeds always a hit
• Bayside Auburn Church News - January 11, 2012
• Chamber Communication Network - January 13, 2012
• Embezzlement sentencing delayed again for Placer campaign aide
• North Auburn, Auburn to vote for different congressional candidates
• Jobs coming soon at Auburn Home Depot
• Auburn Girl Scouts gear up to sell nearly 50,000 boxes
• Fire burns five acres near Sugar Pine reservoir
• Event spreads message of tolerance
• Fossum co-wrote 'The Book' on kickboxing lowdown
• Media Life: "Bee" film comes with Placer County, Auburn Journal buzz
• U-2 pilot "The Starman" shares out of this world experiences
• Ban on outdoor yard waste fires keeps Auburn backyard leaf burns on hold
• Local photographers' work on display at Wild & Scenic Film Festival
• Placer Community Theater presents 'Rumors'
• Things to Do: Jan. 13 through 21
• Auburn teacher ID'd as El Dorado County motorcycle-crash victim
• Teaching The World To Sing In Auburn Sierra Gold Chorus Holds 'Open House'
• Local organizations fight sex-trade close to home
• Auburn, Placer County hope to strike gold with Lonely Planet Top 10 listing
• ARD to decide new mascot
• Driver walks away after car crashes, burns in Highway 49 canyon mishap in Auburn
• Schools grapple with social media policies
• Gas prices climb higher
• Placer County has game plan to handle state prisoner influx
• Placer County challenged over eviction plans
• Holiday Hours
• Another View: McClintock talks election, waste, payroll tax
• Tell us what you think of our website
• Bowman hosts spaghetti feed
• Haggis served up Saturday at Burns Supper
• Bayside Auburn Church News - January 7, 2012
• Council debates entry fee for art exhibition
• City takes over dissolved Redevelopment Agency
• Environmentalists sue Placer County, Tahoe planning agency over Homewood ski resort plans
• Sierra College students, Placer County contractors partner to build Auburn house
• Chamber Communication Network - January 06, 2012
• Crash near Pilot Hill kills motorcyclist
• Paint party: Community turns out to help with Auburn mural
• Bayside Auburn Church News - January 6, 2012
• Brown promises funds for California police in tax push
• THE QUIET CHAMPION
• Placer Nature Center News - January 2012
• Placer County's state lawmakers face budget strife, bullet train questions
• 'Inside Job' screens at State Theatre
• Media Life: One Auburn sports mystery solved, another crops up
• Silver Screen series presents Hitchcock thriller 'Rope'
• Placer County Redevelopment Agency winds to a close
• Auburn dealers banking on higher sales in 2012
• Things to Do: Jan. 6 through 13
• Carothers, Henry, Seskin bring music, stories to State?Theatre
• New school grade to roll out in 2012
• Foresthill water rates to rise in March
• Battered economy moving forward on slow rebound in 2012, some experts say
• Placer County's Operation: MOM closes after eight years of aiding troops
• Supervisor Montgomery schedules coffee meet-and-greet
• Driver in critical condition after Foresthill Road crash
• New election laws cumbersome for Placer
• Placer County primary election off and running toward June 5
• Deadlines looming for Sierra College students
• Community invited to mural painting party
• Homemade soups and stews warm the soul
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 31, 2011
• 2012 will see some happy (and not so happy) anniversaries
• Closures, court cases, development, protests mark 2011 in Auburn
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 29, 2011
• A Gold Star mother never forgets
• Auburn's 'baby-faced killers' featured on Investigation Discovery
• Things to Do: Dec. 31 through Jan. 5
• Easy, lucrative catalytic converter thefts vex Placer victims, law enforcement
• Texting, phoning while driving could be a costly end-of-2011 surprise
• Ring in the new year with music, parties in Auburn
• Auburn home sales numbers take a turn
• Media Life looks at Auburn's memorable 2011 moments
• Placer County heroes live on in memory
• Locals share how to conquer 2012 fitness resolutions
• Auburn's Blockbuster closing Jan. 22
• New Year's warning from Loomis family touched by tragedy: Don't drink and drive
• Brown says he is getting support for tax plan
• Standard poodles answer call of the open fairgrounds
• Multiple generations bring multiple perspectives to Auburn businesses
• Placer County budget challenges, building projects marked 2011
• Auburn war widow cherishes memories, honors her husband's Iraq War sacrifice
• Auburn bartenders mix up cocktails for New Year's
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 24, 2011
• Series honors those who've served, fallen during war
• Fight not over for Placer's returning veterans
• Chamber Communication Network - December 23, 2011
• Interstate 80 reopens after crash
• Christmas At Bayside Auburn
• Community Portrait: Girls rally community of prayer to help accident victim
• Auburn-based soldier served three tours in Iraq
• New Year's murder mystery served up at Lou La Bonte's
• For Sierra College trustee Aaron Klein global adoption issues are personal
• Things to Do: Dec. 23 through 31
• Placer Camera Club's work on display at Auburn library
• Is Auburn having its driest December?
• Media Life: Auburn's World War II past comes alive in hospital train photo
• Runaway's return follows Colfax family's Facebook campaign
• Locals weigh in on payroll tax break extension
• Investigators looking into Sugar Bowl ski lift death of 7-year-old boy
• Auburn Salvation Army aids needy with Christmas toys, food
• Fiber-optic link to Colfax signals faster internet, telephone and TV services
• Foresthill Road crash victim was clear of alcohol, illegal drugs
• Auburn church prepares to serve up Christmas feast for hundreds
• Family uses Facebook to find teen runaway
• Boy dies after fall from chairlift
• Your best shot: Holiday spirit twinkles in favorite photos of the week
• Placer County Elections Regarding The June 5,2012 Presidential Primary Election
• Placer High gets $1,000 donation
• State cuts bus funding for public schools
• Chefs face off for Lions contest
• Winemakers weigh in on cork vs. alternative bottle closures
• Foresthill Public Utility District may close
• Gas getting cheap in Auburn -- for now
• New fire tax question could land on North Auburn voters' ballots
• Fraud guilty plea in Lincoln WECO aircraft repair case
• Lincoln man gets 27-years-to-life for Placer Sheriff's deputy assault
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 17, 2011
• Motorcyclist injured in Bell Road Crash
• Chamber Communication Network - December 16, 2011
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - December 18, 2011
• Excited Loomis send-off for Del Oro football team to state championship game
• Placer High photographer's work displayed in gallery
• Nevada County joins Placer in opposing Garden Bar dam on Bear River
• Sierranaders quartets sing for the holidays
• Wave of house fires in Auburn sparks fire safey tips
• Things to Do: Dec. 16 through 23
• Colla Voce developing student music program
• Toot Sweet Brass Co. plays holiday concert in Auburn
• Suspects arrested for using stolen EBT/debit card in Auburn
• Media Life: Influential magazine praises Auburn for getting dirty, fire-safe
• FDA cracks down on HCG Diet for weight loss
• Auburn residents find danger on the roads
• Battle of the Badges
• Wounded Auburn-area Army veteran awarded free Las Vegas house
• Christmas program to give food, toys to 3,000 of Auburn's neediest
• Your Best Shot: Eclipse shot takes lead in photo submissions
• Supervisor discusses successes, challenges
• Placer High grad shares her rare wolverine sighting
• Fire burns down Auburn home
• Placer County CEO Tom Miller to retire in early 2012
• Auburn baker offers gingerbread classes
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 2011
• Thunder Valley casino owners' tribal council election returns incumbents
• Placer County library balances overdue book fines, reader encouragement
• Chamber Communication Network - December 9, 2011
• Placer Nature Center News - December 2011
• Police arrest burglary suspect
• Old Town Auburn's Country Christmas
• Gold Country Media unveils new comment system
• Take time to think before you comment
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 7, 2011
• The Chamber Connection: Calling All Experts
• Bayside Auburn Church News - December 3, 2011
• Chamber Communication Network - December 2, 2011
• This Sunday Bayside Auburn Church - December 4, 2011
• Auburn Ski Club celebrates 83rd Anniversary
• New, Old Mass debuted to Catholics
• Auburn Christmas tree trucker trapped, survives horrific I-5 wreck
• Billiard-ball burglar strikes Highway 49 store in Auburn
• Q & A: Ted Gaines talks raises, budget and arena
• District officials say benefit plan won't affect current employees
• Auburn gets glowing
• Pool and picnic rental fee increase approved by Auburn Recreation District Board
• Mailer dispute breaks out in Thunder Valley casino owner's tribal council election
• Post office contacting victims over filched Auburn mail found in stolen vehicle
• Willow Creek's mandarins are tops
• Holiday wine gala set for Flower Farm Inn
• Get a taste of Auburn on pub, restaurant crawl
• Wind storm to hit Auburn
• Auburn district moves on PG&E's free parkland offer
• SoCal squad recovers body deep in Foresthill gold mine
• Gravel-truck trailer overturns, closing Highway 49
• Bayside Auburn Church News - November 26, 2011
• Auburn boy makes jewelry to raise funds for ill cousin
• Home invasion: Suspects take cash, injure resident
• Supes to vote Dec. 6 on sewer planning
• Chamber Communication Network - November 25, 2011
• Community Portrait: Local author recounts days as zookeeper
• Occupiers observe holiday
• Things get cheeky on the serving line
• Children find forever homes with 9 Placer families
• Parolee-at-large leads Placer County pursuit into Nevada County
• Ski resorts gear up for holiday
• Auburn Salvation Army serves gourmet meal for all
• Thanksgiving travelers follow their hearts to Auburn, elsewhere
• Your Best Shot
• Troop 1592 lends a decorating hand
• Gold Run CHP officer with pancreatic cancer wins Disneyland trip
• Homewood resort plans spark controversy, appeal to Placer supes
• Union Pacific warns of Auburn-area street detours
• Talking turkey:?Trim the fat or butter it up?
• Bayside Auburn Church News - November 19, 2011
• Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows complete merger
• To pepper spray or not? Questions follow Occupy UC Davis viral video
• Auburn Police: Racial slur sparked fight involving Patterson players after Placer football loss
• Courts close for Thanksgiving week
• Chamber Communication Network - November 18, 2011
• Bayside Auburn Church News - November 17, 2011
• Kiwanis Club candy sales sweeten the holidays
• Rival teams spark passionate fans
• Mandarin Festival crowds Auburn
• Local crews respond to Reno fire
• Thunder Valley owner's tribal council disciplines seven
• Gunshots, helicopter search startle
• Protesters occupy Auburn
• Twi-hards prep for final countdown
• Ballet troupe's founder, artistic director to retire after 15 years
• Holiday magic comes to Placer High Theater
• Heat turned back on for Del Oro-Placer football
• Media Life: Auburn's Epic WS100 is star of new movie
• Another View: Don't disarm the law-abiding citizen
• Drugs, alcohol ruled out in Auburn woman's I-80 crash death
• Occupy Auburn to take stand in Downtown
• Occupy cause lands Newcastle man in Sacramento jail
• Sudden cardiac arrest deaths preventable?
• Foothills seeing orange
• Auburn rapist set to be released
• Bayside Auburn Church News - November 12, 2011
• Chamber honoring parade sponsors at mixer
• Auburn redevelopment agency could be dissolved
• Taste and tour Downtown Auburn
• Seventeen wineries to host toy drive
• Placer County chefs share their mandarin creations
• Spanning the globe: Foresthill Bridge gets international attention
• Council OKs new mural
• Chamber Communication Network - November 11, 2011
• Embezzlement sentencing delay for Placer campaign aide
• Auburn Sizzler changing hands, not menu, says new owner
• Bayside Auburn Church News - November 10, 2011
• And Another Thing: Writers and artists create because it's in their blood
• Straight Talk for Teens: Grieving father's love, courage inspire many
• Auburn painter reaches out to Moldova art community
• The Technovore: Setting out on an exploration into the wide world of technology
• Placer Union flexes football power
• Another View: Honoring those who served
• Community Portrait: Hospice volunteer fulfilled by this 'honor and privilege'
• Organization aims for stricter human-trafficking penalties
• Things to Do: Nov. 11-18
• Batik artists from Indonesia to speak in Auburn
• Singer/songwriter plays for pets
• Predatory ADA lawsuits fought on Auburn, federal fronts
• Media Life: Legendary Colfax roadhouse reborn as Auburn eatery
• Auburn's Veterans Day focuses on women at war
• New Nella Oil purchase signals jobs, tax revenue for Auburn
• Bayside Auburn Church News - November 5, 2011
• Placer Nature Center News - November 2011
• Chamber Communication Network - November 04, 2011
• This Sunday at Bayside Auburn - November 6, 2011
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - November 2011
• From skeptic to believer? Climate change turnabout stirs debate
• Placer mom has Hillmen pride
• Colfax game hits the road after power outage
• FBI arrests Roseville man who fled trial
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 29, 2011
• Sierra Club Placer Group reflects on 20-year milestone
• Chamber Communication Network - October 28, 2011
• Community Portrait: Ceramics artist relates to healing power of the wheel
• Media Life: Shedding light on mysterious caves, creepy critters
• Couple admits to being raving Del Oro fans
• Neighborhood goes all-out with haunted house
• 2012 Strategic Planning Conference
• Earthquakes rock local residents
• Game warden holds out hope for troublesome bear family
• Mardi Gras fundraiser benefits Placer High
• Auburn gets ghoulish for Halloween weekend
• Another View: Putting freedom back to work
• Downtown Auburn's Gilbert cutout cuts out
• Music therapy unlocks patient breakthroughs
• Love triangle at heart of fatal Loomis baseball-bat attack
• Trusted, longtime employee charged with embezzlement from Auburn business
• D.C. judge sentences sobbing Ring to 20 months on corruption counts
• Another View: Community plan goes up for review
• "In God We Trust" sign to hang in City Council Chambers
• Animal-licensing could be outsourced to private company
• Auburn Marine comes home to where the heart is
• Body found in suspicious vehicle fire
• Easy as pie: Fundraiser sends kids to camp
• Bear family in Roseville, Loomis and Granite Bay marked for death
• CEO Lund steps down from Community 1st Bank
• Friends holding vigil for murder victim
• Roadside memorial springs up to remember 3 Applegate crash victims
• "In God We Trust" on City Council agenda
• Tarantulas scour foothills with sense of purpose
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 22, 2011
• Straight Talk: Did girl's risqué attire contribute to close call?
• Ruffalo: What does Auburn need? You tell me
• Chamber Communication Network - October 21, 2011
• 17-year-old suspected of DUI in Applegate crash that killed 3
• Libyan dictator shown no mercy
• Meadow Vista man expresses soul purely through music
• Local teen with life-altering condition says 'never give up'
• Media Life: Idiot's guide to Auburn, Placer terminology
• Placer supes' disputed charity fund has new look, old concerns
• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 18, 2011
• Funding discussions underway for regional plant
• Roadshow offers Auburnites selling potential
• Rebate program aims to boost energy efficiency
• Cell phone numbers stay private
• $2,000 pricetag for helicopter rescue from tree at Foresthill Bridge
• Placer County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Placer County
• Auto shop celebrates 20 years of repairs
• Auburn to see second passenger train?
• Placer woodshop students learn to support community, themselves
• Honest teens find, return $800 in cash to grateful owner
• Calm before storm? Timberline, Rincon del Rio plans proceeding on different fronts
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 15, 2011
• Ghost or glitch?
• Old Town Auburn home to ghoulish guests?
• Ring friends, family make plea for mercy, no prison in D.C. corruption case
• Placer campaign aide's embezzlement scheme bilked three candidates of $24K
• Operation: MOM gearing up for holiday packing
• Chamber Communication Network - October 14, 2011
• Ex-Doolittle chief staffer pleads for Ring sentencing leniency
• Community festival records another one for the books
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 13, 2011
• Community Portrait: Veirs, 72, knocks John Muir Trail solo hike off bucket list
• Moving forward at the Journal
• Media Life: Meet Auburn's Wild West bad guy, "Rattlesnake Dick"
• Doolittle to judge: Ex-aide Ring should get no prison time in corruption case
• Streetscape will see its end in fall
• Gee selected as editor of Journal
• Longtime Journal editor says goodbye
• Parachute jumper rescued from tree, arrested after Foresthill Bridge leap
• Medical marijuana crackdown gets reaction from those in industry
• Colfax High English teacher Jean Page dead at 51
• Last art walk of season sure to thrill
• Nevada Irrigation District studying alternatives to Garden Bar dam
• Ring: Feds told him to lie to implicate Doolittle
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 8, 2011
• Auburn wildlife organization attempts rescue of bald eagle at Folsom Lake
• Auburn Festival provides fall kick-off fun
• How does 'old school' basketball stack up against today's?
• Cancelled Kings games hit fans hard
• Palm Avenue project set to provide 'safe route to school'
• Supes agree to Auburn's redistricting shift into rural District 5
• Slush or aid to worthy causes? Placer supes split on $100,000 fund
• City approves $2,500 for app
• Auburn Councilman Kevin Hanley decides against Assembly run
• Sierra winter season offers some new features for skiers, boarders
• Auburn's position in county government about to head east
• Did shorter route, no High Sierra riding, tarnish Tevis?
• Placer Nature Center Events and News - October, 2011
• Tearful plea in fatal crash case
• Bear River yearbook honors past, moves toward future
• Sierra snow causing concerns about Tevis Cup ride
• Media Life: Ex-Auburnite drums up new album "Pay to Play"
• Foreign riders add international prestige to Tevis endurance ride
• Galleria unveils newly rebuilt Macy's wing
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 4, 2011
• Gaines pledges firm stance on taxes at Auburn meeting
• Rosa returns from Olympic Training Center
• Hunters find a lifetime of memories behind the scope
• Walk raises funds, offers reflection on lives of the needy
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Victim sues Colfax I-80 teen rock throwers, parents
• Bayside Auburn Church News - October 1, 2011
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - October 2011
• Rocklin woman involved in Auburn crash set for next court date
• Couple set to sue city for alleged theft of signs
• Tdap documents all in, district says
• Save Our Sports fundraiser Saturday
• FBI: Suspect confesses to 21 Bad Hair Bandit robberies
• Chamber Communication Network - September 30, 2011
• Auburn airport manager ousted
• Bank fees downer for some
• District college planning night hits Placer
• Foothills rain projections fail to dampen fall fire threat yet
• Not guilty in battery trial involving radio personality, Newcastle man tells his story
• Pet owners struggle to find rental housing
• High school arts feel budget squeeze
• Bogus repairs alleged in federal indictment of six Lincoln aircraft firm ex-employees
• Placer Fish & Game panel asking supes to join Garden Bar dam opposition
• $2.6 million in fed funds OK'd for 8 new Placer sheriff's officers
• Media Life: Mysteries of the bottled up message, unknown gravesite solved
• Auburn event to commemorate California women's suffrage centenary
• Community Portrait: Busy gadfly Jimmy Wall makes Auburn a better place
• Fate of Skyridge fourth-grade classes unknown
• No new leads with alleged gun sighting near Placer High
• Auburn transit driver takes busman's holidays
• Placer admits deputy's fault in North Auburn patrol car crash
• From glee to glum: New costs could sink Placer High School musical
• Honors for prosecutor in high-profile attempted murder cases
• Region's water under threat
• Another View: Time to review 'slush funds' and supervisor pay
• Bowman students spend time with bovine friend
• Capper makes the beat go on
• Placer High lockdown ends after school-wide search for alleged gun
• Bayside Auburn Church News - September 24, 2011
• City parking under review
• Placer High 'geeks-out' for Homecoming
• Tri Counties acquires closed Citizens Bank's assets
• Sheriff's North Auburn patrol-car crash lawsuit moving toward trial
• Close call: Auburn car salesman breaks bones instead of own motorcycle world speed record
• Chamber Communication Network - September 23, 2011
• Tri Counties acquires assets of closed Citizens Bank
• Bayside Auburn Church News - September 22, 2011
• Zee strums up success
• Tevis Cup stays course for Oct. 8 as horse herpes virus pops up in California
• Paint attack can't stop Vietnam vet from flying Old Glory
• Home Show offers plethora of ideas
• Media Life: Where is grave of Auburn pioneer WWII pilot that time forgot?
• Nurses return from one-day strike
• Poll: Jobs, economy top issues for Californians
• City residents frustrated over unwelcome furry friends
• Peace message takes to the streets in Auburn
• Cinderella story: Placer High musical up for 14 Elly Awards
• Placer Hillmen set to light up new scoreboard Friday
• Downed telephone line in road
• Bayside Auburn Church News - September 16, 2011
• Commission OK's senior care home
• New shop's 'sign' language is art
• Nurses set to strike Thursday
• Tevis cup gallops into Auburn
• Ring's bribery sentence range lowered by judge
• New senior home coming to Auburn?
• Celebration to remember colorful Auburn resident 'Gilbert'
• Journal's owner honored with lifetime achievement award
• Postal Service woes resurrect fears of Old Auburn Station A closure threat
• Nevada air race future questioned after 10 deaths in crash
• NTSB: Plane that crashed at air race had camera
• Reno crash killed 9; probe focuses on wayward part
• Plane crashes near grandstand at Nevada air show
• Walk with Emma Kait
• Auburn resident makes stunt passion his Hollywood career
• North Auburn Timberline project goes to court
• Media Life: Big Emmy wins for Placer's "Deadliest Catch" connection
• Ski and snowboard teams sliding off the slopes?
• Esrey wins Wheelchair Tennis U.S. Open
• Riding customized Harley reminds mom of Marine son
• Have fun going with the flow this weekend
• September 16 Church News
• Motorcyclist dead after evading police
• Bayside Auburn Church News - September 10, 2011
• Placer Nature Center Events and News - September, 2011
• Trial date set for tattoo artist accused of sex crimes
• Funk Box Derby rolling through Auburn
• Auburn man in jail for allegedly assaulting daughter over five years
• Former owners question pig killings at Placer County's Hidden Falls park
• Dedicated Old Town supporter, business owner Ross Carpenter dies at 79
• Nurse recalls fatal tornado strike
• Chamber Communication Network - September 09, 2011
• Group of Lincoln employees strike
• Bodies found under Foresthill Bridge ID'd
• Elk Grove bike rider talks childhood obesity prevention in Auburn school
• Sports teams work to fill funding voids
• Gas prices take a leap in Auburn, California
• Redistricting boundaries leave Auburn-based supervisor Jim Holmes outside of Auburn
• Charter makes it way to election ballot
• Loomis man charged with assault after Auburn park stabbing
• Heart condition played role in fatal Foresthill crash?
• Salvation Army paying $15,000 more in community services
• Film showcases recreation, beauty of the canyons
• Sierra Gold Chorus Prepares for Christmas Shows - Singers Wanted
• Foresthill man dead in single-car crash on Foresthill Road
• Placer football receives $15K, and more, in donations
• Kings arena financing plans, Placer County role, grow clearer
• Auburn Cruise Nite pays tribute to 9/11
• Auburn man makes connection with Revolutionary ancestors
• Sept. 9 Church News
• Media Life: Should Gilbert be remembered with Central Square statue?
• Local students do well in group's essay, coloring contests
• Auburn Symphony warming up for new season
• Local residents win big at Toastmasters contest
• Local couple talks world of dog sport
• Auburn ready to get 'Ag-cited' at the Gold Country Fair
• Placer welcomes Alaskan football team
• Signs point to continuing opposition for South Nevada County's Rincon del Rio project
• Auburn collector transforms succulents into artistry
• Construction worker finds body beneath bridge
• Auburn's colorful Gilbert dies at 82
• Auburn sculptor's horses hitch up a ride
• Bayside Auburn Church News - September 3, 2011
• Fundraisers aim to save Placer football buses
• Sacramento woman arrested on drug charge after canal spill
• Locally Yours: Better options than 'paper or plastic?' available
• Chamber Communication Network - September 02, 2011
• Where were you on Sept. 11?
• Dispatcher's actions crucial to last week's propane fire's positive outcome
• West Nile positive bird found in Auburn
• Community Portrait: Local cycling mix includes one-wheeled veteran
• McClintock supporters pack Auburn town-hall meeting
• Media Life: Closer look reveals Auburn's hidden gems
• Labor Day bringing more staycations than travel
• Battle at the Capital goes beyond showcasing football
• A's fans unimpressed by Giants Fever
• Sept. 2 Church News
• Ready to rock the Gold Country Fair?
• Auburn I-80 grinding blamed for rash of broken vehicle windows
• Martello talks Smackdown
• Pay-to-Play keeps football from transportation away
• Sentencing on tap for North Auburn carjacking participant
• Swift fans tell the tale of why they love Taylor
• Another View: Fuel tanker fire tests character
• Kenyan lodge manager hopes to tell tale of organization's work, dedication
• Stiff sentence sought for ex-Doolittle staffer Kevin Ring
• Pot dispensary fails to sway judge on decision closing Downtown Auburn shop
• Duo aims to ski all 12 months before 2012
• Two local men arrested for gunpoint robbery in Auburn parking lot
• Rogers Jewelers sign defaced with derogatory word
• Residents hope for traffic light after head-on collision
• Local teacher encourages students to go for the gold
• Questions still burning two years after 49 Fire
• Boat fire destroys vessel, occupants OK
• Tanker fire investigation report not yet released
• Journal unveils new e-edition
• Take the Auburn Journal's online Readers Survey
• Bayside Auburn Church News - August 25, 2011
• Rocklin man who allegedly killed three in Salmon Falls Road crash set for trial
• Auburn-area contractors debate remodel trend
• Media Life: Taste of Auburn tantalizing global TV's tastebuds
• Voluntary manslaughter plea in Loomis bat-beating death
• Businesses reopen, residents return home
• Aug. 26 Church News
• Evacuees sleep in cars, make friends at shelters
• Browne takes walk on wild side with art
• Propane Fire in Lincoln
• Placer County not immune to horrific rail explosions
• Hazardous tanker-car fire threat not just in Lincoln?
• Clerk helps police catch $100K thieves
• Texas firefighting team jets in to battle Lincoln rail-tanker blaze
• Chief: Expect black clouds of smoke this evening
• Back to School for Auburn - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Legislature changes only thing to help with ADA lawsuits, business owner says
• Auburn man pleads not guilty in alleged bomb threat case
• Auburn man facing DUI, vehicle theft charges after Agard Street crash
• Bruno looking out for library's young readers
• Real Food: Sweet bell peppers are colorful, delicious and healthy
• Judge rules against Auburn med-pot dispensary
• Placer County supes tighten leash rules with Lucky's Law
• Placer supes poised to vote water agency director out of a seat
• Propane tank fire forces evacuation
• Two elected spots safe for now
• Homeless family's help collars Bad Hair Bandit suspects
• Close to $3,000 raised for former Auburn woman paralyzed in accident
• DUI crash sends car into aqueduct, two to hospital Monday
• Grand jury report defends Cal Fire's 49 Fire actions
• Bayside Auburn Church News - August 20, 2011
• Placer County departments talk about doing more with less
• Relay For Life strikes emotional chord
• Drexel University pulls plug on Placer County campus
• CHP looking for driver believed responsible for head-on crash
• Another View: Investing in future remains a priority
• 'Bad Hair Bandit' appears in court
• Taxpayer groups, unions debate political donations initiative
• Locals find the fountain of youth in cosmetic surgery
• Placerville Mayor David Machado charged with felony perjury, conspiracy
• Aug. 19 Church News
• Exhibit a snapshot of career in photography
• Family and pets escape Wednesday night blaze
• Budget workshops to fine-tune Placer County's $720 million spending blueprint
• FBI believes Auburn bank robbery suspect is multi-state Bad Hair Bandit
• Auburn kindergartners get first look at school life
• Lake of the Pines con says he plans to make things right
• Another View: County proud of its budgeting measures
• Bayside Auburn Church Newsletter - August, 2011
• Auburn man indicted for alleged bomb threat is back home
• Church safe stolen after break-in
• Foothills fixture Chevreaux Aggregates sold to Teichert, Auburn Manor Holdings
• Veteran and new teacher share experiences, dreams
• Baked sweets on sticks popping up
• Auburn bank robber, getaway driver ID'd
• Placer Nature Center Events and News - August 11, 2011
• Chamber Communication Network - August 12, 2011
• Bayside Auburn Church News - August 11, 2011
• Lake of the Pines alleged conman set to be sentenced
• Superintendents shed light on STAR test
• Auburn Bank of the West robbery suspects in custody
• Dogs from Loomis seizure find happiness in new homes
• Auburn woman in I-80 fatal crash Sunday identified
• Driver killed in I-80 crash
• Tattoo artist arrested on charges of sex acts on customers
• The Chamber Connection: Auburn Community Golf Classic Raffle Items!
• Media Life: "Deadliest Catch" Emmy promises to be bittersweet moment
• Business association debates $20,000 plant contract
• Auburn Cruise Nite rolls out, remembers founder
• Water agency directors at mercy of Placer supes in district remap
• Loomis expresses traffic-congestion concerns over 150-unit residential complex in Penryn
• She earned her stripes calling the shots
• Aug. 12 Church News
• Aspiring teen star rising to top of online charts
• Group hoping to bring 'Internet world' to all residents
• Resident continues protest against cell tower
• Placer County scuttles Lake Tahoe biomass plant effort
• Court showdown coming over Auburn pot dispensary
• Supes temporarily halt Placer County's $100,000 fund for non-profits
• City wants Tour of California back
• New dean of students brings fresh enthusiasm
• Supes OK North Auburn's 858-unit Timberline development
• Auburn's go-to gold place closing after 30 years
• City Council votes to put charter on June ballot
• Beauty Pageant at the Gold Country Fair
• 150-unit Orchard housing development tapped for Penryn
• Local high schools considering modified 'senior project'
• New year brings change for local schools
• Auburn police arrest two for suspected drugs
• Bayside Auburn Church News - August 4, 2011
• Placer Community Theater presents 'color'ful show
• Another View: Put the Auburn charter on the ballot
• Wall Street skids
• Alleged Auburn rapist could be headed toward a trial
• 1909 killer's Auburn 'home' a highlight of Heritage Trail tour
• Media Life: Sickle slayer shattered peace of summer of 1971
• Blues festival keeps the good times rollin'
• Local law enforcement discuss complexity of missing person cases
• Keep home safe while on vacation
• Newcastle School to honor former principal Ed Gilligan
• Counting the days: Placer's Tea Party members say they want their nation back
• Relay team makes Mission of cancer awareness Possible
• Medical professionals debate over Tdap vaccine
• Backpacks give homeless help in the Auburn heat
• Man dead after officer-involved shooting in Granite Bay
• Galleria arsonist gets 15 years in prison
• Sierra Gold Chorus and Heavenly Quartet at Nevada County Fair!
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - July 30, 2011
• Gold Country Fair 2011
• Local founders look back at Auburn relay start
• New law cracks down on public animal sales
• Placer County Sheriff's Explorers bring home top awards
• Growing season heats up for farm to fork crowd
• Placer County mulls unpredictable Middle Fork money options
• Chamber Communication Network - July 29, 2011
• Music For Your Soul At Bayside Auburn
• California State Fair honors rancher for his dedication and persistence
• Board OK's community say in adoption, reduction of geese
• Ex-Auburn woman paralyzed in hit and run draws on courage, community support
• Media Life: Auburn titles creator ups goosebump factor in new horror film
• July 29 Church News
• Sleep disorders keep locals up
• Another View: The debt crisis
• Seized Loomis animals eligible for adoption
• Placer County supes keep "crash tax" fee
• McCaulou's Auburn opening draws hundreds of locals
• Two I-80 crash victims in fair condition
• I-80 crash injures two
• Auburn moves to shut down surprise downtown pot dispensary
• Community members say keep geese in park
• New publisher takes the helm at Auburn Journal
• Hit-and-run driver closes Roseville DMV office
• Aeolia Drive resident may win partial reprieve from $11,600 fine
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - July 23, 2011
• Driver injured in I-80 truck rollover tumble
• Ollar-Burris, Placer County settle in lot split civil case
• Local dog owners cool pets off as weather heats up
• Placer County campaign aide pleads guilty to embezzling funds
• Marijuana, gun, drug found during search of Auburn man
• Motorcyclist leads CHP on high-speed chase through Auburn
• This Sunday at Bayside Auburn: Lease Payments, Pandamania (VBS), Lease Payments, Our ‘Main Thing’, ‘Best of the Best’ Award - July 21, 2011
• Community Portrait: An aptitude for fixing things carries him through
• New principal has pre-existing love for Skyridge
• New law set to add gay history has some locally asking how
• Motorists and cyclists are urged to be aware in cone zones
• Del Oro grad killed in action in Afghanistan
• Unions seem to be main opposition to charter, councilmen say
• Placer grad struck by car recovering from six-hour surgery
• 43-acre facility set to be named for fallen Auburn soldier
• Locals find answers in alternative treatments
• New principal has experience with Skyridge community
• Rocklin woman who allegedly caused Auburn crash has arraignment continued
• Hearing officer finds Loomis animal seizure justified
• Placer County property tax revenue drops nearly 3 percent
• Wednesday Night Live winds up six-week run
• Locals find pelting paint a perfect pastime
• Rocklin woman who allegedly caused Highway 49 crash facing charges
• Tuition hikes put a 'squeeze' on middle class wallets
• Placer High grad struck by hit-and-run driver
• Robin's eggs to hatch live on Internet
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - July 2011
• Chamber Communication Network - July 15, 2011
• Chase from Nevada City to North Auburn ends in crash, arrest
• Gov signs bill to teach gay history
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - July 13, 2011
• Bear River High teen pursues dreams of singing career
• Harry Potter fans gather at Auburn theater to celebrate end of era
• McCaulou's expects a July opening
• July 15 Church News
• Foxtrot Mary's got soul to spare
• Kayaker airlifted from American River
• Man dies in Weimar fire
• The Chamber Connection: Quarterly Power Breakfast
• Twin Towers steel makes a home in Auburn
• Cal Fire plans prescribed burn under Foresthill Bridge
• Region's youth in crisis, study finds
• Medical marijuana supporters speak out after alleged armed robbery
• Raid reveals animals in 'dungeon-like' barn
• Board of Trustees votes to eliminate senior project
• DA releases Garrido video, documents
• Dugard book generating interest but scarce to find in Auburn area
• U.S. soccer team success kicks up local enthusiasm
• Real Food: July's the perfect time to talk tomatoes
• Wage change debate draws crowd
• Tuition hikes price UC out of reach for some locals
• Organizations asking for more help for those in need
• Controversy-sparking billboard's back
• Chamber Communication Network - July 8, 2011
• They keep the wheels turning at Fast Fridays
• Three arrested after armed pot robbery in Auburn
• Community Portrait: Teen's rocky journey makes him want to help others
• Auburn River Festival launches with fundraiser
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - July 2, 2011
• 1911 Model T Ford will grace Cruise Nite
• Media Life: Victim's-eye view captures daring high Sierra rescue
• Auburn school district could still face mid-year cuts
• July 8 church news
• The art of photography
• Highway 49 pedestrian dies from collision injuries
• Auburn man injured in multi-car crash
• Beloved herding dog comes home
• Organization looking for more deployed troops to receive packages
• Local businesses discuss ADA lawsuits
• Accident blocks Highway 49
• Auburn-area rivers running weaker but still cause for caution
• Three caught, one at large in Roseville pot sale turned robbery
• Residents hopeful about possible department store positions
• DUI investigation follows Monday solo rollover crash
• No information after special City Council session
• Bears sighted in Bowman area of Auburn
• Locally Yours: Food tastes even better when it's close to home
• Non-profit rescuers provide pressure valve for pet overpopulation
• Auburn businessman fires up barbecue for local homeless
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - July 2011
• Independence Day festivities abound in Auburn
• Officials encourage safe driving, following fireworks rules on holiday
• Auburn police department celebrates new chief
• Auburn group's Wal-Mart appeal remains in legal limbo
• Remembering first president of Auburn LDS?stake
• Party it up Uncle Sam style for the Fourth
• July 1 Church News
• Media Life: Tale of three bears adds to Western States 100 mystique
• Freak summer gully washer is a record buster
• $134K rehab for Old Town Auburn's landmark Fire House No. 2
• Rattlesnake biting at ARD pool puts residents on alert
• Site selection, construction of Tahoe City courthouse could be delayed
• Decision doesn't affect family's home, Auburn mother says
• Lawmakers close deficit on rosy projections
• Another View: English: A new word added every 98 minutes
• New solicitation ordinances set to provide more protection for residents
• Residents sound off on violent video games
• City Council responds to lawsuit filed against businessman
• Special delivery: Sutter Auburn Faith birthing center welcomes last baby
• Berries the delicious little gems of summer
• Another View: Public funds shrinking, not numbers of Placer homeless population
• Council approves first balanced budget in four years
• City Council officially approves new police chief
• Split-second separates Loomis man from fatal Amtrak passenger-car crash
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - June 25, 2011
• Greenwood takes States with surprise sprint
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - June 23, 2011
• Auburn Family 4th Celebration
• Ill. to Calif. Amtrak collides with semi, 2 killed
• Tragedy strikes newlyweds on honeymoon
• Herding dog, cattle and ranchers attacked
• Auburn resident arrested for attempted robbery
• Brown still wants to put tax extensions on ballot
• Media Life: Auburn blues fest features Kenny Neal, Big Brother
• Auburn police chief retiring after 30 years in law enforcement
• Is local teen prescription drug abuse a problem?
• Fresh water offers swimmers fresh thrills
• June 24 Church News
• Upcoming concerts sing America's praises
• Community Portrait: Dan Sokol a volunteer watchdog over community government
• Cool mans turns himself in, booked for alleged attempted murder
• Another View: Lead the way to a better community
• Talks moving forward on arena with Placer County, Auburn voices
• Fremont teens visit Auburn during 1,000-mile bike ride
• Locals ditch cooking for the raw life
• 2000 Roseville cold case suspect in Placer County jail
• Road range changing, not increasing, officer says
• Speaker set to talk about Tibetan struggles, administration
• Controller halts pay for California lawmakers
• Lucky's grieving owner pleads to Placer supes for tighter vicious-dog rules
• Witness: Driver hit teen
• Skyridge Pharmacy closing after 36 years
• Another View: Update on the Auburn State Recreation Area
• Sierra snow meltdown approaches its full force
• Auburnites have several ways to beat the heat
• Summer Deadliest Time, According to Statistics
• Suspect in stabbing to be considered 'armed and dangerous,' detective says
• Dog attack victim wants supes to toughen up regulations
• Police arrest suspect, seek second in stabbing
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - June 19, 2011
• Cruise Nite rolls into Auburn with customs and classics
• Taxi, Gumbo help draw record Party in Park crowd
• Highway 49 pedestrian in critical condition after collision with car
• Auburn doctor says patients need to think twice about expensive medicines, tests
• June 17 Church News
• Local residents, officials sound off about health insurance bill
• California budget runs risk of killing off redevelopment agencies
• Senior Spotlight: Garrison aims to Stuff-a-Bus
• Kerr redefines 'racing like a girl'
• D Avenue Auburn's newest theater company
• Mile of family fun planned Saturday
• Two additional suspects arrested in Sunday's shooting
• Police searching for armed, dangerous man
• Council calls for $2.7 million recreation area funding
• Work on Boardman Canal expected to cause some disturbances
• Teens at work in Auburn despite state unemployment rate
• One big party to hit Regional Park
• Placer County representatives part of new arena task force
• E.V. Cain graduate collects donations for troops
• New deli specializes in sandwiches and beer
• Wednesday Night Live returns to Auburn today
• Real Food: Baby, you've just got to try bok choy
• Weimar woman arrested in shooting incident
• Questions arise over charter
• Region's fire officials urge residents to ring their homes with healthy stretch of defensible space
• Gourmet tastes may have done dog in
• Off-road adventures offer thrills in the backcountry
• Rocklin resident shot
• Endurance riders ready to saddle up for July 2 trek
• Velican's closing after 50 years
• E.V. Cain teacher is history after 40 years
• Community Portrait: Native Sons of Golden West vote local man to top post
• Placer Nature Center News - June 8, 2011
• Billboard haters call ad 'porn'
• Cruisin' for a cause
• Justice Department raid touches off call for Timberline development halt
• June 10 Church News
• Northwest visitor sets up shop at PlacerArts
• Media Life: Fangoria features Auburn horror film musician-composer
• Another View: Thank you from PCWA to all its customers
• Warm weather's arrival brings Sierra meltdown concerns
• Supes choose new Foresthill water district board member
• Cold weather delays local produce coming to market
• Teens to bounce, hop and wrestle for world record
• Auburn woman on mission for leash law after poodle's death
• Plug may pulled on tanning for teens
• Locally Yours: Busy season calling for fresh, fast meals
• Placer County paring spending next year with $720.4 million budget
• Auburn police chief set to retire at end of month
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - June 4, 2011
• Agency calls end to water shortage emergency
• Festival gives chance to celebrate 'heartbeat' of community
• Placer County seeking Oregon jail inmate in 2000 killing
• Teen reaches out with skateboarding
• Placer High Class of 2011 Awards and Scholarships
• Spirits soar despite rain at Placer High School graduation
• Sierra snow moves Tevis Cup endurance ride to October
• Phillip Garrido gets 431 years to life
• PG&E: Bear River Canal back to normal by early next week
• Chana student takes responsibility during family tragedies
• Media Life: Evicted courthouse swallows take their case to Auburn city hall
• Foresthill High grad perseveres during challenging year
• June 3 Church News
• Celebrate summer's start with local fun
• June brings wintry chill
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - June 2011
• PG&E hopes for permanent canal fix by weekend
• Triple-murder suspect makes North Auburn court appearance
• Placer High grad chronicled news as Hillmen Messenger editor
• Bye-bye babies: June 30 closure set for Auburn hospital's birthing center
• Wacky weather wears on residents
• Michigan speeding stop turns into 14-pound pot bust for Auburn man
• Placer senior plans to take work ethic from Auburn to Atlanta
• Sheriff's deputies arrest suspect in Loomis killings
• 3 dead in Loomis homicide
• Motorcycle crash kills two
• Community Portrait: Crack sharpshooter helps women build their skills
• Another View: Biomass power plant in the Lake Tahoe Basin?
• Memorial Day chance to remember veterans
• Proper etiquette needed for pooches on trails
• Shakespeare on the stage, in the park
• Bogus "student" scammers strike Auburn, Sacramento neighborhoods
• Sierra Pool hosts summer kick off
• Media Life: Auburn author expands into the wide world of apps
• May 27 Church News
• Another View: Wastewater: Fantasies and some realities
• South Nevada County retirement community draws mixed reaction
• New statue to represent local Nisenan
• Water agency still unsure about canal break's impact on rates
• CHP report on Foresthill Road double-fatal crash nearly done
• Our View: Back-to-basics approach right fit for Streetscape II
• Local businesses, shoppers ready for new department store
• Redevelopment, prison questions cloud Placer County budget future
• Loomis fawn rescue offers second chance at life
• Locally Yours: Enjoying farmers market feast at friends' table
• Insurers make Galleria fire claims against Roseville, Placer
• Council raises sewer rates, discusses regional plan
• Radio host says world's end actually coming in October
• Newcastle house fire cause remains a mystery
• Memorial Day travel plans bolstered by dropping gas prices
• Sort out the supplements, experts say
• Equine herpes virus reaches Placer County
• Citrus Heights man escapes drowning
• May 20 Church News
• Music and More counting cranes for play
• Public gets its say at Auburn hearing of state redistricting panel
• Vendors gear up for Home Show
• District not out of the woods yet with May state budget revise
• Media Life: DirectTV slot in future for Placer High grad's Saint Motel band
• Landscapers Meadow a highlight of Home Show
• Organizers reflect on Amgen
• Auburn to redistricting panel: "Keep Placer whole"
• Weimar man charged with double murder in deaths of girlfriend, fetus
• Jones family keeps up with Auburn rider
• Amgen cowbells ring and Auburn shines at Stage 3 start
• Old Town Auburn feels the Amgen spirit
• Battling cancer mirrors stage racing
• Share your Amgen photos
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - May 14, 2011
• Are you ready for the Tour?
• Rain won't stop Amgen's Tour of California Auburn start
• Grass Valley woman dead, Colfax man suspected of homicide
• Amgen Stage 2 start moved to Nevada City
• Amgen road closures/parking closures for Stage 3 in Auburn
• AAARF ARTS/CRAFTS FUNDRAISER MAY 21
• Riders anticipate toughest Amgen yet
• Media Life: Author avoids "normal" Foresthill in new book
• Placer Planning Commission OK's North Auburn Timberline development
• May 13 Church News
• Cruise Nite to crowd Downtown Auburn
• Colla Voce singing songs of love this weekend
• Festival gears Auburn up for Amgen
• Food drive to help 'stamp out hunger'
• Cycling is no one-man show
• 19-year-old Auburnite has love of the arts, traveling
• Placer County Final Results for the May 3, 2011 Special General Election
• Palooza looks to offer environmentally friendly fun
• Nevada District declares water shortage emergency
• Planning panel to hear North Auburn 858-unit residential-commercial project proposal
• Vote for your favorite businesses, services and people in the greater Auburn area
• Merchants invited to decorate shop windows with an eye to Tuesday's big cycling event
• PG&E says permanent canal fix could come by mid-June
• Auburn Marine returns wounded, proud of U.S. Afghan effort
• Mobility made easier for Amgen race day
• Our View: County, cities need to stop wasting time
• PlacerGROWN: Participating in delicious thrill of Amgen tour
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - May 8, 2011
• No ad hoc committee concerning charter city in sight
• Water customers have another chance for answers on shortage
• Auburn Folsom Road reported closed due to vehicle crash
• Local pickleball players pack international talent
• Placer reports progress on Serene Lakes propane leaks
• Auburn Chamber of Commerce News - May 6, 2011
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - May 5, 2011
• Our View: Collaboration, urgency key to canal repairs
• Community Portrait: Artists' group effort a sum of multiple ideas
• Agency declares water shortage emergency
• Bikefest to promote safety for youth
• Placer County regional wastewater decision will have to wait
• Media Life: James Taylor's virtuoso sideman on tap for Auburn gig
• Locals get fit out of the gym
• May 6 Church News
• Make merry this Mother's Day weekend
• Auburn man receives statewide art accolade
• Winter's over -- Get back to the Canyon
• Placer County Semi-Official Results for the May 3, 2011 SpecialGeneral Election
• PG&E says plan for fixes to Bear River Canal could come this week
• Placer County's District 4 Assembly turnout sinks to new lows
• Man scales new Foresthill Bridge fencing to leap to his death
• Locals swim past water woes
• Gaines bests Campanale in 4th District Assembly special election
• Our View: Wal-Mart tax money should stay
• Water agency urges PG&E to act on canal fix as soon as possible
• Water outages cause for concern in greater Auburn area
• Placer senior dies in accident
• Real Food: Seasonal fruits sweetening up spring
• Placer Nature Center News - May 2011
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - May 2011
• Sutter Auburn Faith Family Birthing Center to close
• Poppies represent, provide possibilities for veterans
• Low turnout predicted in Assembly District 4 election
• Kings stay in Sacramento
• Placer Sheriff: "Bin Laden started it, we finished it"
• Bin Laden's dead but Auburn residents say their guard's still up
• US: Osama bin Laden is dead
• Hundreds of cyclists compete in Auburn
• Chamber Communication Network - April 28, 2011
• Criterium offers plenty of loops and turns in Downtown today
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - April 28, 2011
• Another View: Bikes, trikes and the best cyclists on earth, oh my!
• General Manager: Water shortage after canal break is 'catastrophic, dire situation'
• Traffic, main entrance still causes for neighbor concern in Baltimore Ravine project
• Wal-Mart comes with promise of more tax revenue for Placer
• Ballet company having fun with spring show
• April 29 Church News
• Media Life: Talk radio star brings movie, band for State Theater premiere
• A royal affair to remember
• Panel hopes to promote love, not violence
• Military support group moves to Auburn
• Auburn responds to Wal-Mart web presence in advance of Highway 49 store
• Prescription drug take-back event sends a strong signal to youth
• Higher gold prices make small-town jewelry stores bigger targets
• Lawsuit decision could mean fewer funds for school's music
• Placer music program wins big at festival
• Campanale: Chances "slim" of beating Assembly Assembly opponent Beth Gaines
• Break-in at Auburn goldsmith
• Our View: Auburn out front on pension reform; can state follow?
• Streetscape construction set to begin May 18
• Driving distractions not all from cell phones
• Cub scouts aim big for cancer fund
• Placer DA raises estimate on how much lost in alleged campaign theft
• Cool mountain lion gets YouTube moment
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - April 23, 2011
• Chamber Communication Network - April 22, 2011
• Placer County Office of Elections News - April 22, 2011
• Riders go wild in the west
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - April 21, 2011
• Temporary solution to canal break possible
• Media Life: Colfax High grad's new book perks up Starbucks CEO
• UPC-code-switching scam discovered after arrest of two Reno men
• Rodeo fun stampedes Auburn
• April 22 Church News
• Community Portrait: Author tries to avert disaster through readiness
• Patti Johnson handles glass with flair
• Relentless picketer targets Downtown business
• Placer raises $10K for sports
• Does Auburn have any homes for pets?
• Hunting for a hoppin' holiday weekend?
• Happy returns after man finds $2,000 stuffed in envelope on Auburn sidewalk
• Two busted in crime spree face court
• Spring break camps offer youth alternative to TV
• State funding huge concern for local schools
• Placer County pair held in tri-county car-jacking, assault spree
• Bear River canal break to affect 4,000 customers, water agency manager says
• Man arrested on rape charge of 14-year-old
• Placer County pair arrested after Nevada County crowbar attack on senior
• Locally Yours: Farmers market inspires festive brunch menu
• Chamber Communication Network - April 15 , 2011
• Mountain lion reports in Weimar-Eden Valley area
• History engraves its way into heart of city
• Auburn steps up on extended tax filing day
• Financially stable owners foreclosing an issue?
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - April 13, 2011
• Our View: State of Community honors Auburn's finest
• April 15 Church News
• Boxy is beautiful in new PlacerArts show
• Bob Snyder honored as 2011 McCann Award recipient
• Auburn dispatcher honored for service
• Placer County gets tough on Serene Lakes propane leaks
• High schools sports fees questioned
• Media Life: Mystery message in a bottle finds way back to Auburn
• Hospital's first pharmacist to receive Healthcare Award
• New Auburn Art Walk season starting up
• Homeless volunteers give back through cleanup
• Placer to Kings: Goodbye or good riddance?
• Our View: Let's come together to help homeless
• Auburn plant's solar panels celebrate the sun
• Doolittle's $30,000 Colfax lobbying contract up but wastewater problems remain
• Auburn locavore magnet No. 1 with Placer's ag community
• School bus flares up on Loomis student trip
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - April 9, 2011
• Chamber Communication Network - April 8, 2011
• City relaxes sign regulations again
• Parolee behind bars after Downtown Auburn bar fight
• Secret cockfighting alive and unwell in Placer County
• Wastewater treatment plant ready for the sun
• Assistant principal offers authenticity in actions
• Police: Look out for water bottle bombs
• Placer County Elections News - Last Day to Register and Weekend Hours
• Waiting for the decision: Kings' likely departure has fans sad and angry
• Man and woman steal $21,400 of jewelry from Auburn store, owner says
• Facing the 'evil'
• Sue Dings receives Auburn Cultural Award
• Move will bring bureau to heart of Downtown
• Placer DA, courts put two highly charged fatal distracted-driving cases under microscope
• Community Portrait: For 25 years, she's topped off your coffee with a smile
• April 8 Church News
• Classic leading ladies take over State
• Auburn man in jail for alleged lewd acts with a minor
• Placer High student robbed at knifepoint
• Boys & Girls Club more than just play
• Threats on coach land man, 66, in jail
• Volunteers provide strong support for Amgen
• Victim of anti-gay crime talks about going from 'hate to hope'
• Our View: Auburn must pedal its best foot forward for Amgen race day
• Sampling that thrill of the hills
• Sign rules cause concern
• Seven Placer County workers face layoff ax
• Brett Storey named County Employee of the Year for biomass plant leadership Brett Storey named Placer County's District 3 Employee of the Year for biomass plant leadership
• Real Food: Light quinoa salad will put a spring in your step
• City employee always works with a smile
• City asks businesses to take temporary signs down
• New CHP driving-while-distracted crackdown strikes home in Auburn area
• Abuse survivor pens book
• Pay for rescue? American River daredevil's wild ride sparks questions
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - April 2, 2011
• Placer Nature Center News: New Hours
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - April 2011
• Media Life: Auburn producer springboards from "Deadliest Catch" to global 3D event
• April showered in entertaining activities
• Another View: Auburn-area firms flying high, earn top county awards
• North Auburn Wal-Mart court fight back with a vengeance
• Committee keeps grads safe and sober
• Board offers HOPE to local youth
• April 1 Church News
• Father-and-son team opens Loomis brewery
• This Sunday at Bayside Auburn...T.A.N., Easter 'GGE', Invite 1 and Fred T - Mar 30, 2011
• Soggy winter calls official end to California drought
• Pot wars: Placer County canyons a battleground
• Supervisor: North Auburn Wal-Mart a disappointment
• Auburn artist expresses himself in clay
• Another View: Honesty will help our homeless
• Developer: Lawsuit scared Costco away
• Flying Doctors bring aid in Oasis clinic
• More structure, less glitz planned for Streetscape phase
• Classes give PEACE through self-defense
• Auburn man arrested in Utah, charged with transporting 75 pounds of pot
• Diets altered during season of Lent
• Council approves AT&T monopine
• Love, two deaths and now crash investigation surrounding driver "inattention"
• Event designed to bring peace to veterans
• It's Wal-Mart, not Costco: North Auburn development battleground sold to retailing giant
• Alley robbery attempt lands man in jail
• Chamber Communication Network - March 25, 2011
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - March 26, 2011
• I-80 partially open
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - March 23, 2011
• Our View: Cyber taunting nothing to LOL about
• Piling it on: Rain, wind, snow pummel Auburn, Sierra
• Bob Snyder wins McCann Award
• What difference do our churches make?
• March 25 Church News
• An 'Odd' friendship
• Community Portrait: Attorney stages concerts for those in the know
• Zero visibility closes 80: Blizzard shuts interstate between Placer County foothills and Nevada state line
• Driver narrowly escapes fallen tree limb
• Another View: It takes cash to stage a world-class bicycle race
• Second storm bringing strong winds, low snow
• Mock court demonstrates cyber-bullying consequences
• Locals gear up for Amgen
• Ex-Doolittle staffer Ring under fire again in D.C. corruption scandal
• Editor's View: Soroptimist offer a hand up to worthy women in community
• Placer County Regarding the Special General Election
• Stormy pattern continues through the week
• Snow nears record levels at ski resorts
• Homeless camp trash riles neighbor
• Auburn Arts Commission aims to beautify city
• Missing skier found dead at Sugar Bowl
• Auburn man sentenced to six months in jail after fraud case
• Symphony teaches lesson of music to local schools
• Snow sliding, pileup force 'rare' I-80 closure
• Japanese relief coordinated by college students
• Alleged identity thieves facing multiple felony charges
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - March 19, 2011
• Storm closes major highways
• Chamber Communication Network - March 18, 2011
• Film screening event to be held Saturday
• Short but spirited parade celebrates 'St. Paddy's'
• Man asks directions, leaps to death off Foresthill Bridge
• Forest Lake raises charity funds through food
• Our View: Saving schools a tax plan worth considering
• Fairy tales coming to life, together
• March 18 Church News
• Auburn Symphony soars at Mondavi show
• One dead, two suffer major injuries in Foresthill Road head-on crash
• Residents disagree about 78-foot cell phone tower
• Japanese exchange student sad to leave, ready to see home
• Stroke of luck saves Auburn golf pro in rainstorm rollover
• St. Patty's Day festivities planned for Auburn
• Worker with Auburn lighting business crushed to death outside Target
• Our View: Election industry doing just fine, thanks to District 4
• Placer County's Final Election Results For The March 8, 2011 Election
• More rain, another storm on track for Auburn
• Parolee program facing closure
• AARP service provides free help for income tax filing
• Final tally: Gaines, Campanale move on to May 3 Assembly election tilt
• Real Food: Pot roast even better with grass-fed beef
• Quake danger in Auburn? Placer County has its faults
• City Council talks medical marijuana
• As water agency prepares for financial windfall, grand jury expresses planning concerns
• Council forms plan for financial priorities
• Good dog, hard choice: Downturn puts pressure on Placer County pet owners
• Auburn man arrested for check fraud
• The Chamber Connection: Class of 2011 FUNdrasier
• Forum provides education on schools
• Placer County's Semi-official Results for the March 8, 2011 Special Consolidated Primary Election
• State budget: Brown's deadline passes
• Media Life: Hollywood's classic "broads" to light up Auburn film fest
• March 11 Church News
• Photographer documenting decay
• Our View: Talking about our schools is necessary
• Generations of Amaros keep fairgrounds festive
• North Auburn mobilehome damaged in fire
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - March 9, 2011
• Cost rises to $350,000 in AtPac lawsuit against Nevada County
• Local residents give voice to Middle East conflict
• Dorer Drive shooting still a mystery
• GOP Gaines says she's ready for runoff rumble with Democrat Campanale
• UC Davis student from Auburn found dead in dorm
• Campanale, Gaines lead in District 4 Assembly race
• Our View: Quartz Ridge apartment project doesn't pencil out
• Partnership combines Auburn Alchemy, Pacha Mama's
• Benefit offers Zumba for the heart
• Galleria arson suspect pleads guilty
• Locally Yours: Feeding family well shouldn't take all night
• Placer County grapples with increasing needs of poor
• 'Son of Hamas' returns to Auburn
• Sled Dog Winter Classic bounds into Foresthill
• Many candidates chase few votes in Assembly special election
• Fatal crash victim's father seeks bar help in drunk-driving prevention
• Fatal Auburn shooting under investigation
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - March 5, 2011
• Weight loss miracle method? Residents share their HCG diet success stories
• Del Oro High School student dies in Rocklin car accident
• Our View: Meet in Auburn, not Washington, D.C.
• Experts discuss education in Auburn
• Investigators positive woman made up antifreeze attack story
• Grass Valley City Hall suicide questions linger, a day after shooting in restroom
• Target to pay $40K to Placer County
• Media Life: Infamous 1904 Weber murders still resonate in Auburn
• March 4 Church News
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - March 2011
• Teens speak out about underage drinking
• Irish luck helps Auburn Education Foundation
• Chamber walk takes pulse of business
• Community discusses teen drinking
• Suicide at Grass Valley City Hall
• Our View: Driving is a right worth testing for
• California snowpack better than average
• Power Club creates jazz venue in Auburn
• Authority approves upgrade projects
• The wait is on: Foresthill Bridge traffic down to one lane
• From road kill to soaring free: Helping human hands aid injured hawk
• City Council approves Baltimore Ravine
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - February 26, 2011
• Extreme Science - Going To The Limits Of Scientific Knowledge - Lecture
• Two Auburnites arrested for meth
• Condition change for hospitalized Placer County sheriff's deputy
• No crude joke: Highest-ever seasonal gas prices hit Auburn
• Knife-wielding hotel patron hit by TASER
• TGH Aviation wins defense contracts for $1.5 million
• Deep powder, no power in wake of Arctic blast
• Snowpocalypse in Auburn? Not now, says Mother Nature
• Car racing champion Scott Pruett savors pace of crafting wine at his Auburn home
• Placer County Elections Division News: Reminder to Vote
• Chill withers fruit crops
• Media Life: Seldom-viewed 1943 mural paints picture of Auburn's past
• Feb. 25 Church News
• Viruses bugging local residents
• Stan's man of the hour at Arts Building
• Two horrific Auburn crashes in a week spur senior driving debate
• Community Portrait: At 101, she's witnessed a world of change
• Weather forces hoops playoff changes
• Police looking for gas thief
• Local schools have plan for snow
• Low snow could blanket Auburn
• Citizens demand answers after mistrial
• Deputy hurt in North Auburn motorcycle crash
• Our View: Commissioners need to take vote seriously
• Accident sends 9-year-old to hospital
• Park playground offers fun for all
• Grange represents Auburn history
• Placer supes approve $3.2 million in loans to Bowman low-income apartment developer
• Placer County supe Holmes, McClintock at odds over fed spending cuts
• News from Bayside Auburn Church - February 19, 2011
• Goodbye Mr. Lim: Last Chinese New Year spread for popular Bowman teacher
• Healing for veterans moving Downtown
• Placer County judge: Late filing means no lawsuit against Bohemia project
• Former Auburn man's kidney transplant a success
• Chamber Communication Network - February 18, 2011
• Auburn State Recreation Area: Proposed budget includes funding
• Cavers find intrigue underground
• Our View: When trimming cost, schools are not 'fat'
• Foresthill woman jailed for defrauding elderly man
• Snow could fall in Auburn over weekend
• Feb. 18 Church News
• Head-on crash kills one
• Alleged cock-fighting ring busted
• State requires whooping cough vaccine in teens
• Topps Bazooka buys Auburn candy business
• Four accidents close part of I-80
• Auburn Police, FBI vigilant in war against child sex-trafficking
• Best January ever for Auburn-to-San Jose Capitol Corridor commuter train
• Uncle Sam has many faces
• Our View: New sign not a bad idea for Auburn
• Placer County Elections Division News: Last Day To Register and Weekend Hours
• Placer County Office of Elections Needs You!
• Alleged burglary ringleader case continued to March
• Auburn residents assist 700 orphans
• Planning Commission says Herdal the best
• City won't pay for councilmen to attend D.C. conference
• D.C. trip expenses put Assembly candidate Allard on hot seat with tax watchdog
• Is Auburn moving toward a pro-same-sex marriage stance?
• Real Food: A dessert to sweeten any occasion
• Phillies' starting pitcher gets ball rolling on Meadow Vista center
• City OK's $60,000 for new electronic sign
• Chamber Communication Network - February 11, 2011
• Stormy week to bring low snow levels
• Wise Canal drowning victim sober but high on meth
• Horizon West sells nursing homes to Plum Healthcare
• Community Portrait: Journal reader clips 45 years of milestones
• Another View: Join the online coupon party at Marketplace Deals
• County fairs in jeopardy
• AAARF getting word out about furry friends
• High school district facing millions in cuts
• Auburn's Placer County Courthouse, other buildings, poised to go greener
• Feb. 11 Church News
• Felting is lots of good, clean fiber fun
• Media Life: From Weimar beaver to Super Bowl star
• It's countdown to cycling's spectacular
• Auburn tow truck driver killed in El Dorado Hills accident
• CHP cracks down on cell phone law violators
• Increase in salmon numbers spawns Auburn Ravine optimism
• Heintz to learn his fate March 11
• Amgen route includes laps of Old Town, Downtown Auburn
• Auburn Celebrates Amgen Tour of California Stage 3 Route Announcement
• First Northern Bank moves into permanent location at Auburn Town Center
• Amgen route announcement event today
• Lincoln unveils lower-cost regional wastewater plan to Placer supes
• Classes inspire the inner techie
• Enjoy a sweet Sunday in Old Town
• Alleged church vandals arrested
• Highway Patrol has 'zero tolerance' for breaking hands-free law
• Local doctors flying to the needy
• Raft fees going up in Auburn State Recreation Area
• Auburn woman dies in attempt to save dog from drowning
• Edelweiss owners celebrate 30-year anniversary
• Kinderkonzert puts magic, imagination into the music
• Visitor to Egypt describes protests
• McCaulou's signs on for building emptied by Gottschalks
• Our View: Savage trial leaves several important questions unanswered
• Placer Nature Center Newsletter and Calendar - February 2011
• Janitor who shot principal says he was fired
• Auburn fans root for rival Super Bowl teams
• Business cred brouhaha breaks out in Assembly election
• Raising Foresthill Bridge railing to cause traffic delays
• Teen troupe has fun with Shakespeare
• Media Life: Pioneer World War II pilot Betty Wood forgotten in Auburn
• Alleged Galleria arsonist faces federal charges
• Feb. 4 Church News
• Police: Pizza thief says alcohol to blame
• ID theft victim 'tickled' by arrest
• Program encourages caring at Placer High
• Fines instead of jail for marijuana dispensaries?
• Oleander poisoning confirmed in mystery death of Tevis Cup horse
• Auburn man arrested after using Florida man's ID for 17 years
• Principal dies from school shooting wound
• Workshops reflect shades of green
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - February 2011
• Residents, developer argue over best road for project entrance
• AT&T speaks out about potential monopine
• Auburn sees changes in local restaurants
• Hydroponics puts pot on Main Street
• Our View: Assembly 4 race is so nice, you'll want to vote twice
• Hung jury forces judge to dismiss Savage case
• CHP officers stop chase suspect on I-80
• Locally Yours: Make the most of year-round growing cycle
• Local's daughter makes it out of Cairo
• Savage case in jury's hands
• Commission to explore access options for Baltimore Ravine
• Grief support group helps widowed to regain full lives
• Holmes, city at odds over historic designation
• Local woman praying for daughter's return from Egypt
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - January 29, 2011
• Cycling club spins into first anniversary
• Ruffalo: Time for Republican chairman to put cards on the table
• Man booked on alleged police assault
• No Shockley trails for at least a year
• $1.8 million cuts could take toll on school district
• Another View: What should we do now?
• Local trapshooters aim for another championship season
• Community Portrait: Perseverance pays as author achieves print
• Police dog Miko was one gold medal pooch
• Media Life: Cool, quintuple killer left mark on Placer crime annals
• Jan. 28 Church News
• Reward offered for armed robbery information
• Sierra Gold Chorus Offers Singing Valentines
• Woman who allegedly cashed elderly client's fake check back in court
• Shockley trails, board pay set for meeting
• Deputy takes stand in gunfire case
• Auburn residents buy, sell, pawn eclectic treasures
• Placer County pension costs on the rise
• Reading is needed in everyday life
• Placer County court advocates assist foster children
• Police department warns about vehicle thefts, tampering
• Power's Mansion Inn adds tea time
• Broad-based conservation plan gets Placer supes nod
• Placer supes remove Montgomery from Lake Tahoe board
• Semi-truck flies off Interstate 80
• Snow storage levels boost water supply optimism
• Hot on the hill
• Owner: Unknown passerby poisoned horse with toxic plant
• New sign may help promote Auburn
• Websites fixed, working
• Trial begins for deputy accused of firing gun
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - January 22, 2011
• Sample Ballot Pamphlets Mailed and Vote-by-Mail Ballot Information
• A singing tribute to Martin Luther King
• Ruffalo: Local GOP politics raising some eyebrows
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - January 21, 2011
• SWAT team comes to Foskett Ranch neighborhood
• Media Life: Montgomery's campaign kickoff gets lift from film
• Gun show in Auburn has problem with sign rip-offs
• Ex-football star pleads to burglary, impersonating a cop
• Auburn resident creating business for Uganda
• Local government seeks answers for state recreation area
• Organization is about the big picture for Fletcher
• From military man to stockbroker to yogi
• At sentencing, elder abuse defendant tells victims: 'Sorry'
• Brown budget plans threaten Auburn, Hwy. 49 streetscape projects State budget cuts threaten Auburn, Hwy. 49 Streetscape projects
• Sierra stabber sentencing put on hold
• Auburn attorney aids family suing Schwarzenegger
• Our View: With pot use up, is drug testing in schools far behind?
• Woman who dated Ruben Salgado still facing Placer County charges
• Drug, alcohol test kits available at local schools
• Gaines moves on Senate bill to cut special-election costs
• $200,000 payout by Lincoln cemetery, Catholic Church in missing remains case
• Car 'flies' off Auburn-Folsom Road
• Alleged con man's court date continued
• Neighbors rise against possible cell phone tower
• Police searching for armed robber
• Foresthill Bridge starts $65 million retrofit
• Auburn's Firehouse No. 1 restoration nearing completion
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - January 14, 2011
• Plans afoot for Truckeeto Tahoe trail
• Sheriff's Office wins national award
• It's a mall world, after all
• Our View: Time to tighten up long meetings
• 'Robie' tracks trail to Tinseltown
• Baltimore Ravine meeting drags on for hours
• Media Life: Auburn poised for filming of stunt-filled TV pilot
• Mobile veterinarian brings clinic to clients
• Our View: Interesting lineup of candidates, and a tough job awaits
• Placer County facing $3.25 million in special election costs this year
• New bird sanctuary signs honor 42 years of history
• January 14 Church News
• Stoll finding beauty in the small things
• Ruling: Gay and Lesbian Officers names to remain private
• City Council faces Baltimore Ravine
• Placer High club celebrates differences
• Three to D.C. to push for Placer Parkway, Auburn State Recreation Area support
• Beth Gaines making run for state Assembly seat
• State Sen. Ted Gaines' wife Beth Gaines seeks Assembly seat
• Loomis animal rescuer gets reprieve
• Paperwork Available To Run For Office For The State Assembly 4th District Vacancy
• Chilling effect of Arizona shootings drifting to Auburn, Placer County?
• Woman connected to alleged burglar set to be sentenced
• Council approves $28,000 for regional plant study
• Auburn speckled with empty buildings for sale
• Huck Finn: Should 'slave' replace the N-word?
• Chamber welcomes new president at annual dinner
• Animal lovers offer to ease plight of Loomis pet owner
• Cell tower continued again
• Teacher resigns from Del Oro after sexual harassment investigation
• Endurance runners train despite elements
• Amgen tour, Giants among 2010's top local stories
• Local girl with autism needs canine helper
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - January 7, 2011
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - January 7, 2011
• Our View: Let's hear more from new DA
• Trail use issues create canyon concerns
• Dirt flies at playground-to-be
• Jail phone calls cut
• Our View: Despite tragedy, Sierra snowpack is great provider
• Sheriff: Purse thief connected to six other thefts
• District 1 has a new senator
• Alleged motel shooters heading toward new court date
• January 7 Church News
• Get into groove of 2011 with January fun
• Duran, Weygandt take oath of office
• Court's in session
• Placer Nature Center News - January 2011
• Baltimore Ravine going to City Council
• Gaines Senate win spurs on Assembly election
• Animal rescuer seeking appeal to keeping her pets
• Plenty of white stuff brings an infusion of green to resort coffers
• The buffalo roam in Loomis
• DA theft case goes to U.S. Attorney
• Another View: Enforce the Hazardous Vegetation Abatement Ordinance
• Fair CEO says goodbye
• Ted Gaines wins Senate race
• Locally Yours: Make buying local produce a 2011 resolution
• Police searching for fight suspects
• Police arrest 67 for DUIs over winter campaign
• Auburn "Roadshow" event attracts gold, silver sellers
• Prized Langlitz motorcycle jacket pilfered in Meadow Vista break-in
• Sheriff: Purse thief targets shopping carts
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - January 1, 2011
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - January 2011
• Ruffalo:Wrong road led to inspirational turn for deputy
• Our View: Out with the old positions we don't need
• Our View: 2010: Pay, pensions, public's need to know top editorial headlines
• Music holds the strings to his heart
• Avoid the 7 cracking down on drunk drivers
• Placer County ukulele band focuses on fun
• The New Year is all about No. 1's
• Dec. 31 Church News
• Alpine Meadows snowboarder found dead
• Gaines win would mean more elections, expenses coming for Placer County
• Agency assists with more than just fires
• Storms hamper search efforts for missing snowboarder
• Another View: Local nonprofits make wishes for new year
• Wild weather forecasted for local area
• Alleged extortion case continues
• Auburn anniversaries aplenty in 2011
• Senate candidates Gaines and Cooley spar in special election over budget
• Food closet gets dolled-up floor to stand on
• Colfax pilot raises concerns about airport security
• Holiday Hours for Placer County Clerk-Recorder-Elections
• County forks over $470K for PIOs
• Alleged fraudulent check casher held on $200,000 bail
• Auburn kids celebrate winter break
• ART FOR AAARF PET SHELTER
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - December 24, 2010
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - December 24, 2010
• Auburn couple home again after 49 Fire
• Ruffalo: Redistricting likely to impact Montgomery, Holmes
• Deputies remove distraught woman from Foresthill Bridge
• Placer County Elections Division News - December 23, 2010
• Colfax I-80 rock-throwing teen's Christmas wish not granted by judge
• Media Life: It's been a wonderful Media Life in 2010
• Congregations celebrate reason for holiday season
• Not home for the holidays
• Another View: Yes, Virginia, Santa Claus really does shop Auburn
• Dec. 24 Church News
• Come one, come all to Christmas feast
• Ring in 2011 in style in the foothills
• Dinner seeks to help those who need it most
• PCWA inks $3.3 million in consultant contracts for Middle Fork relicensing
• Christmas in jail a yearning experience
• Gunman robs Weimar Country Store
• Weimar Country Store robbed
• Ice-cream stores get makeover, new name
• Our View: Brian Jagger deserves his due process
• Last minute personalized gifts still possible
• Sheriff: Antifreeze attack report now believed to be false
• Foundation trying to make up for Measure L failure
• Celebrity Chefs coming up
• Musical 'flash mob' evacuates mall
• Wild, wet weekend: It's beginning to feel a lot like winter
• Top aide on leave, no court date yet
• ID of drugged-out woman who caused I-80 closure unknown
• Toy store could bring joy to 53 children
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - December 17, 2010
• Police activity closes westbound I-80 in Auburn
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - December 17, 2010
• Top board aide arrested for stealing from DA
• Fatal collision closes Highway 65 for five hours
• Report: Maintenance worker shut off sprinklers
• Our View: Don't let burglars be your Grinch this holiday season
• Storm's a-brewin'
• Placer County no longer to pay for permanent fillings for needy
• Media Life: Auburn's Party in the Park attracts two powerhouse acts
• 500 families getting 'Christmas Baskets' this year
• Cut tree shuts off power to 3,600 residents in Colfax area
• Dec. 17 Church News
• Galleria arson report to follow gag denial
• Community Portrait: With bell and bucket, he does his part
• Fatal antifreeze poisoning report in Auburn being investigated
• Alleged assaulters facing next court date
• Cyberbullying thrives through today's technology
• 12-year-old Auburn girl missing
• Our View: Many are the ways to help our community
• Installation dinner kicks off 2011 at Auburn chamber
• City clerk debate continues
• $10K vandalism damage disrupts school play
• $5 million Bruin Ranch open-space funding wins Placer supes support
• Placer supes OK $65 million in Foresthill Bridge contracts
• Real Food: Mandarins sweetening winter meals
• Councilman unsure about $5,000 Amgen loan
• Driving drunk could result in fatalities, fees and jail
• Charges dropped against convicted murderer's wife
• KCRA TV warns of DirecTV blockout
• Auburn man with domestic violence history gets prison
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - December 11, 2010
• Placer County Elections Division News: January 4, 2011 Special General Election
• Our View: Kirby must focus on today while looking to future
• Placer poised to play major funding role in Bruin Ranch preservation
• Media Life: TV newswoman's restaurant enterprise spawns move into salsa
• 'Sisterhood' of the Dining Divas likes to mix it up
• Fear prompting rise in Auburn gun sales?
• Old Town gets ready for Country Christmas
• Dec. 10 Church News
• Enjoy sounds of the holiday season
• Mobile home burglaries surprise residents
• 11th Annual Resolution Run
• Soldier with Auburn family ties killed in Afghanistan
• Offbeat Christmas: Gifts range from tarantulas to giant, edible gingerbread houses
• Discussion could lead to increase in superintendent's pay
• Arrest follows North Auburn school burglary
• Alleged extortionist was not male stripper, detective says
• Our View: Parade of Lights a wonderful event easily made better
• Longtime baker opens Downtown store
• Driver of stolen vehicle shot and killed
• Her dwarf goats are part of the family
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - December 4, 2010
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - December 3, 2010
• Auburn area groups gather coats, clothes for less fortunate
• Placer Nature Center News - December 2010
• Alleged female burglar turns herself in
• Lights won't be doused by rain
• Washington, military "Don't ask, don't tell" debate splinters Auburn
• Media Life: Auburn author's "Guinevere" book series making strong print comeback
• Dec. 3 Church News
• Local author giving voice to characters
• Our View: Community lights up for the holidays
• Community Portrait: Magical art assists children of Oaxaca
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - December 2010
• McClintock poised to lead in Congress for Auburn dam revival
• Teens craft cradles for Christmas Basket
• Lincoln residents facing felonies after Auburn motel shooting
• Locally Yours: Citrus flavor makes snowflake cookies unique
• Applegate man sentenced to 121 years for attempted cop murder
• Another View: Does California have the resolve to host the Games?
• Holiday shopping shifts into high gear in Auburn
• Deadly Auburn canal takes sixth victim in less than two years
• Alleged burglary ringleader facing new charge
• Drug treatment program reaches out for help
• Bottle bonanza: 3-D look at Auburn history gets rare public showing
• Colfax man arrested for beating man with flashlight
• Up, up and away.
• Touch-screen to tell tourists about Auburn
• Hefty snowpack brings crowds to Sierra over holiday weekend
• $100K Grant funds work to lower fire risk
• Mark Twain's celebrated frogs find safe haven in Placer County mountain preserve
• CERAMICS AT DEWITT CENTER
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - November 27, 2010
• Leadership Auburn Announcement: Interactive Kiosk Preview
• Old Town proposal brings tears and a yes
• Squaw Valley USA being sold to Colorado investment firm
• Local residents express multitude of thanks
• Some turkeys are friends, not food
• Come one come all to Thanksgiving feast
• Toddler dies after falling into Placer County canal
• Loomis man dies in head-on collision, two injured
• CHP: 27 crashes in Auburn area over the weekend
• New Roseville jail will have arraignment courtroom after all
• Recreation district avoiding board member censure
• Our View: Winter's chill melts from our thankful hearts
• Thanksgiving turns Auburn bar into reunion hotspot Wednesday
• Hazmat team searching through semi
• Gaines honors champion skiers
• Ordinance would require rabies shots, reporting
• Auburn, Colfax residents facing multiple burglary charges
• Mandarin festivalgoers make the best of it
• Ski resorts opening as big Thanksgiving weekend anticipated
• Storm leaves 1,900 PG&E customers without power in Placer County
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - November 20, 2010
• Sample Ballot Pamphlets Mailed And Vote-by-Mail Ballot Information
• Weekend series of storms brings low snow, crashes, spinouts
• Familiar Faces: Rosie Joe Herrnberger -- Auburn Chamber of Commerce
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - November 19, 2010
• Final Results for the November 2, 2010 Election from Placer County
• Landmark restaurant destroyed by fire
• Fire Destroys Giovanni's Restaurant in Colfax
• Gas prices burn deeper hole in wallet
• Our View: Playoff fever, catch it, while CIF takes gate
• Templeton serves feast of diner nostalgia
• Alleged Lake of the Pines con man facing new court date, charges
• The economics of playoff football: Sac-Joaquin Section takes a big bite out of local gate
• Potter fever works its magic on Auburn
• Media Life: Of NBC election dominance and The Most Interesting Man in Meadow Vista
• Mountain Mandarin Festival sweetening up the weekend
• Teens resurrect classic in 'Our Town'
• Nov. 19 Church News
• Failed measure spurs donated funds
• State labor relations board in middle of Placer County wrangle with deputies
• Auburn Ski Club celebrates 82 years of teaching kids how to carve up the mountain
• Manzanita Cemetery vandalized
• Judge rules in lawsuit
• Baltimore Ravine gets Planning Commission approval
• Family's horse dies, but saves four teens
• Jury convicts ex-Doolittle aide in corruption case
• Auburn locksmith adds storefront service
• Penryn's landmark Valencia Club back in business
• Our View: Galleria emergency leaves too many concerns unaddressed
• Real Food: Squash one of November's seasonal delights
• Lawsuit brings nurse theft, abuse to light
• Placer PIO retiring after 20 years of service
• Recyclers trade stash for cash
• Teens comment on calendar
• Raised guard rail on Foresthill Bridge getting closer to reality
• Auburn man arrested for stabbing attempt
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - November 13, 2010
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - November 12, 2010
• Hillmen roll, but Centi goes down
• Nov. 12 Church News
• Artists putting out their welcome mats
• Lukkonen: Jackass
• Media Life: Foothill airwaves have Placer, Colfax, Bear River playoff football covered
• Applegate resident feels lucky to be alive
• Hillmen settle in for playoffs
• Man shoots himself on freeway
• Auburn's Veterans Day sparks outpouring of support, emotions
• Replacing windows more than panes, frames
• Another View: Good and bad news for salmon this month
• Food donations will help Stuff-A-Bus
• Registered sex offender arrested on Auburn school grounds
• Alleged secret filming of prostitutes leads to real estate magnate's arrest
• Criticism plagues officials after Galleria mall arson
• Facebook offers opportunities for Auburnites
• Korean War focus of Auburn Veterans Day event honoring all veterans
• Making magic with mandarins
• Lukkonen: Salmon return
• New Downtown eatery adds Indian, Caribbean flavors to burritos, tacos
• Supes vote of support for American River canyon visitor center concept
• PG&E's Auburn canal fence now up to save lives after rash of deaths
• Council confrontation shocks residents
• Iraq war veteran Upps his game
• Auburn residents could face charges after accidental shooting
• Snowfall greenlights ski season at Boreal
• Future of cell tower up in the air
• Interstate 80 construction shutting down for snow season
• Woman arrested for stealing, reselling $6,000 in toothbrushes
• Fall storm brings rain, snow
• Jewelry store customers want consigned items returned
• Hitting the heights
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - November 6, 2010
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - November 5, 2010
• Placer GROWN: Something sweet's on the horizon this month
• Straight Talk: Driver feeling profiled
• Colfax High walking the plank
• Our View: Election's over, but hard work is just beginning
• Ruffalo: Auburn voters show soft spot for incumbents
• Lukkonen: Measure L
• Alleged State Recreation Area burglars facing felonies
• Cell phones ring to life at Placer High
• Placer supes' North Auburn Wal-Mart/Costco approval goes to court
• Hillmen motor past Mustangs
• Placer Nature Center News - November 2010
• Be thankful for November full of events
• Media Life: Auburn's State Theater head count bodes well for future
• Lukkonen: Incumbency
• Ceramics teacher still fired up about Placer artists
• Sheriffs nab OxyContin-addicted thieves
• Local business hopes to help girl's wish come true
• Sierra student stabber has Jan. 14 sentencing date for murder attempt
• Who is Auburn's next mayor?
• Taps from the heart: Auburn Veterans Day event honors Korean War service
• Auburn Symphony 2010-2011 Video
• Semi-official Election Results from Placer County
• Lack of ballots, power outage present unique Election Night
• Deputies, Placer County lock in two-year benefits contract
• Democrat Cooley, Republican Gaines move on to Jan. 4 Senate runoff
• Officials react to Measure L loss
• Trail connects everything park has to offer
• Forum looks at manufacturing in Placer County
• Locally Yours: World Series win for Giants a delicious victory
• Lukkonen: Government spending
• Voters say no to legalizing marijuana
• Measure L voted down
• Holbrook, Smith lead ARD vote count
• It's Brown over Whitman - with a shaky future in a once-Golden State fraught with challenges
• Results show Holmes, Powers, Hanley for City Council
• Prop. 19 up against GOP, Democratic leadership opposition
• Park district candidates reflect on campaigns
• City Council candidates wrap up campaigns
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - November 2010
• Measure supporters encourage voting
• Giants win World Series
• Galleria workers seek assistance, relocation
• Auburn man sentenced for illegal weapon possession
• Tuesday's election bringing out strong feelings among voters
• Tricked out for Halloween treats
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - October 30, 2010
• Three arrested for attempted murder
• Auburn sisters conquer political landscape
• FBI's help requested for finding murder suspect
• Placer Homecoming
• And Another Thing: Celebrating those who help Placer County vote
• Straight Talk: Cyberbullied younger sister hints at suicide
• Artist empowered by pencils, paper
• Jim Ruffalo: Gaines' shot at two offices could cost us
• Lukkonen: City clerk
• Our View: Local, state and national issues take stage Tuesday
• Coroner id's fatal crash victim
• DUI fraud claim alleges false arrest
• Auburn hosting Halloween festivities
• GHOST searches for spirits
• Profile of a Giants fan
• Familiar faces: Phil Kattenhorn -- owner and operator of Longhorn Meat Co.
• Seniors First brewing up tasty fall fun
• Oct. 29 Church News
• Have fun with these haunted happenings
• Ruffalo: Ferreting out the ultra-secret in LOPland
• Be it supernatural or meteorological, Sierra winter forecast looks wet, wild
• Lukkonen: Airport renaming
• Giants nail passion from longtime fans
• Media Life: Breningers mark longevity milestone with "Old Radio Theater" special
• Mall arson case suspended for mental analysis
• Galleria has calm, partial reopening
• Hillmen bursting with Homecoming pride
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - October 28, 2010
• Auburn area savors Giants' World Series title quest
• Homecoming romp for Placer
• Trunk Or Treat Cancelled Due To Inclement Weather
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - October 22, 2010
• Placer County Office of Elections News - October 22, 2010
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - October 16, 2010
• Folsom drug deal ends in shooting
• Brown, Whitman tangle
• Auburn commuter rail link picks up steam
• Collecting to creating: Auburn man uses tons of American River rock for sculptures
• School district 'hopeful' about parcel tax
• Sheriff's searching for missing ATV rider
• Horsing around at Rickey Ranch
• Boat club working to save Lake Clementine
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - October 15, 2010
• Granite Bay Marine dies in Afghanistan
• "Hard" American River canyon landing for helicopter
• Festival celebrates fall classics
• Vendors offer glimpse of the past at Old Town street fair
• Straight Talk: How do I get my stepsister to leave me alone?
• And Another Thing: Readers suggest how they save money
• Restaurant adds comedy to eclectic list of offerings
• Placer's registered voters now 200,000 strong
• Another View: Governor's blue line vetoes bad for Placer students, families
• Lukkonen: WalMart pinata
• Antique Street Fair arrives Sunday in Old Town Auburn
• Oct. 15 Church News
• 'Gold Fever!' dinner with a side of murder
• Our View: Community fest celebrates life in the foothills
• Lukkonen: It's getting rough here
• Del Oro grad makes mom's birthday despite rollover
• Nevada City Police car escapee due in court Wednesday
• New pot law of concern to some
• Auburn Community Festival promises big pumpkins, politicos
• Annual Strategic Planning Conference
• $2.5 million in Sierra pay cuts reversed
• Auburn residents sound off on state parks initiative
• Officials wrestle with Auburn rec area solutions
• Rock-toss teens get jail time, community service
• Thieves target catalytic converters
• Downtown's Power Club now a fully certified brewery
• Our View: Measure L is an investment in Auburn, and in children
• Lukkonen: Education surplus
• Drooling Dog fires up barbecue at new location
• New scanner helps residents stay local
• County investigating chemical attack on Loomis family's dog
• Man arrested after domestic dispute goes public
• Lack of funds cutting back on meals, rides for seniors
• Restaurant seating in Old Town park will continue
• Show off winning ways at community festival
• State funding for Lake Clementine, park rangers, infrastructure could be affected
• Will Prop. 21 save Auburn recreation area?
• Fundraiser brings fresh water to African village
• Placer County Elections News - Last Day to Register and Weekend Hours
• Fire destroys one classroom at Glen Edwards Middle School
• Park field place for holes, not soccer balls
• Lincoln resident fatally shot
• Model airplanes take flight over Placer County
• Glider caught in power line
• Auburn Crop Walk today raises funds to feed the hungry
• Straight Talk: I'm in love with my stepsister -- please advise
• Sagaser's passion for collecting spans decades
• Triplets hit the big 1-0 on 10/10/10
• The 'silly season' of elections has arrived
• Asbury, Holbrook deserve seats on Auburn park board
• Visual Viewpoint: Andrew Lukkonen
• Sierra College Board seat being saved for recovery
• Sierra College finds millions in unanticipated dollars
• Cheering the Hillmen to victory
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - October 8, 2010
• Gold Country Senior Band brings music to the people
• Andy Lukkonen: Measure L
• Nat Giuliani and Auburn: a right fit
• Five years later Matt Redding's memory lives on
• 40-acre industrial park foreclosure a false alarm
• City getting ready to host Amgen stage-start
• Turnout turning point for Auburn's start to Amgen
• Oct. 8 Church News
• Auburn to host start of Amgen leg
• Giant pumpkin grower has big dreams
• Mix of methods is key to year-round gardening
• Another View: Top 10 reasons to visit this year's Auburn Community Festival
• Woman who dated Salgado arrested for weapons, drugs
• Pet dog suffers third-degree burns
• Weekend all about great tastes
• Lake of the Pines man charged with 78 felonies
• Locally Yours: Farms integral part of Placer County landscape
• Our View: Hunting in Loomis is too dangerous
• Lukkonen: Placer County dental clinic
• New Thai restaurant draws inspiration from home
• Scare up some prize money at the Auburn Community Festival
• Rec district mud slinging causing tensions
• Auburn hosting Amgen announcement event
• Rare four-candidate special senate election complicates voting Nov. 2
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - October 2, 2010
• Placer County Office of Elections News - October 1, 2010
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - October 2010
• Purse snatcher, getaway driver arrested
• Thief snatches purse at Auburn bank
• Hundreds of lightning strikes spark fires, Forest Service concerns
• Auburn could see Gottschalks department store in the spring
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - October 1, 2010
• Salgado takes plea arrangement, 3-year prison sentence
• Remodel provides access, fun for students
• Longtime Auburn, Placer County doctor Gordon Seck honored with monument
• Remodel to promote security, ADA compliance
• Straight Talk: The choking game hits too close to home
• And Another Thing: Nothing wrong with being thrifty, right?
• Placer GROWN: Farm tour not to be missed
• A sweet harvest
• Jim Ruffalo: Placer Republican a write-in lieutenant governor choice
• Our View: Hanley, Powers and Snyder top choice for council
• Auburn Fall Home Show
• Auburn's issues over breakfast
• Sierra College stabber found guilty of attempted murder
• Medicinal marijuana grower: Prop. 19 poorly written, won't help patients
• Familiar Faces: Lois Granstrom -- owner of The Chocolate Shoppe and Gift Emporium
• Fall home show comes to Auburn
• Hunting season disrupts peace in Loomis
• Oct. 1 Church News
• Enjoy October's seasonal entertainment options
• Our View: ARD director's actions not doing service to district
• Lukkonen: Recession
• Media Life: Auburn 49 Fire hero wins big on TV's "Wipeout"
• Placer County looking to outsource Auburn's dental clinic
• Police searching for two assault suspects
• Residents recognized as heroes for helping others
• Two candidates running for Auburn education board seat
• Two candidates running for Auburn education board seat
• Pipeline companies talk safety
• California bid to legalize pot cultivates varied Auburn-area viewpoints
• Use eggplant in recipes that are 'pure heaven'
• Our View: Rep. McClintock already paid to represent us
• Lukkonen: Lobbyist Doolittle
• Bear's Dumpster dive worries grandmother of two
• Placer County forum puts manufacturing in focus
• Placer County's lean budget for 2010-11 now official
• Brown, Whitman clash
• Supes deny North Auburn Wal-Mart/Costco appeal by opponents
• First Friday Lecture Series Presents: Oceans Of History - Our Changing Seas
• Schools warned of fundraising con that trades on choking game tragedy
• Chief: Auburn at low risk for San Bruno-type tragedy
• Trial begins for alleged Sierra College stabber
• Local administrators making almost $200,000
• Sierra home-construction project builds on-site expertise
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - September 25, 2010
• Temporary Changes to User Content and Comments
• Meadow Vista river's mercury removal project seeks state, federal dollars
• Weighty issues: Giant pumpkins, pumpkin drop's return promise fall fun for Auburn in October
• South Fork trail opening marks completion of 25-mile system
• NID targets mercury removal
• Program offers healing to 'Forgotten Soldiers'
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - Sep 24, 2010
• Students harvesting wine-making skills
• Jim Ruffalo: Use of deadly force traumatic for law enforcement
• Our View: $8,000 engraving project frivolous
• Boy, 11 injured in bank parking lot collision with vehicle
• Attorney: Teen accused of hacking up possum not a threat
• Auburn Rotary barbecue
• Heated Wal-Mart/Costco debate goes to Placer County supes Tuesday
• Mosaic outreach spans the world
• Straight Talk: What's up with teen hook-ups?
• Event keeping local waters clean
• Sept. 24 Church News
• Playing with pigment perfection of pastel
• Placer judge 'censured' for abuse of authority
• He's traveled with gun, guitar and paddle
• Lukkonen: Public office holder
• Our View: Bear River athlete's tragic death should be our wakeup call
• Media Life: Colfax set to relive its "Independent" movie memories
• BBQ helps give back
• Vintage trailer show sets up camp in Old Town Auburn
• Teens arrested for attempted murder-for-hire
• Home tour showcases designs for living
• Auburn show has all the comforts of home
• Hospital funds raised through ball
• Where is he now? Ex-congressman John Doolittle in new lobbying role
• Tighter security possibility in Auburn
• Grieving parents sound choking game alarm
• Auburn Funk Box Derby hands out the honors
• Another View: Why Supervisor Kirk Uhler will be recalled
• Lukkonen: Rocklin party platter
• Casino shoplifter led police on high-speed chase
• Devotion shines through in Mexican dishes
• Views vary on development
• Another View: Public defender asks that public heed the facts
• Man charged with attempted robbery
• Placer's Middle Fork federal relicensing plans power forward
• Residents sound off over road seal
• Man brandishing handgun robs Auburn's West America Bank
• Sheriff says Bear River student Justin Butler's death an accident
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - September 18, 2010
• Death of 16-year-old male under investigation in Lake of the Pines
• City's HR manager on leave
• Recreation district's five-part course to showcase 'Wild Side of Auburn'
• Open positions allow input
• Funk Box Derby puts imagination on a roll
• Our View: Public's interests must come first in next labor deal
• Lukkonen: Puttin' band back together
• Urrutia receives $159,452 in unused vacation, sick leave
• Website looks at Auburn's crime, traffic
• Hillmen fans fired up for football
• Fatal freefall: Jobless contractor took desperate turn into bank robbery
• Auburn becomes funky town
• Auburn man strikes bowling, online gold
• And Another Thing: Personal interaction in the technological age
• Straight Talk: Pot-smoking parent shouldn't let teen smoke
• Flapper fashions the focus of new exhibit
• Jim Ruffalo: Why not have public kick in for fancy tiles?
• Sample Ballot Pamphlets Mailed and Vote-by-Mail Ballot Information
• Former cop waives preliminary hearing
• Rollin' in the funk
• Teen enters guilty plea in mother's murder
• Sept. 17 Church News
• Wake up! It's time for Drowsy Chaperone
• Media Life: Auburn says goodbye to its movie star chimp
• Another view: Protecting a tradition of quality education: The state of Auburn schools
• Lukkonen: Leaking budget
• Officers shoot suspect in high speed chase
• Recreation district raises funds
• Auburn Police match Placer High vandal's graffiti evidence to a tee
• Placer County, grassroots groups settle long-standing Foresthill community plan feud
• City contracts with former Congressman Doolittle
• Man charged with sex with minor sentenced
• Alleged sexter sentenced to jail, probation
• Hillmen prep for Friday face-off
• Placer students boost Downtown lunch rush
• Four honored with county education Employee of Year award
• Soroptimist International of Auburn welcomes new board of directors
• Real Food: Take advantage of local tomatoes
• Accent is on authentic at new Italian restaurant
• Visual Viewpoint: Thrown rock
• Lowered Placer County budget moves a step closer to passage
• Ex-cop preliminary hearing closed to public?
• City approves $8,000 to engrave Downtown tiles
• Mom of 3 jailed on drug charges
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - September 11, 2010
• Fire protection continues along canyon
• Gold Country Fair bids farewell
• Save Granite Bay's recall drive against Kirk Uhler could be targeting lame duck
• Increase in park fee on the horizon?
• Caltrans gets its way on new Foresthill Bridge railing height
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - September 10, 2010
• Scheduled Activities for Bayside Auburn Church - September 9, 2010
• PCWA plans to expand
• Workers find huge rattlesnake near water treatment plant
• Everyday educators speak out on pensions
• Fair's four-day, fun-filled run attracts thousands
• Our View: Colfax students react positively to senseless crime
• Ruffalo: County budget tightened at expense of staff
• Lukkonen: Placer employee health care
• Fall turns Secret Ravine into salmon hot spot
• Advocates to sue county's public defender
• DA: Alcohol, partying preceded Colfax I-80 overpass rock assault
• Time to shine for Placer County's rural youth at Auburn's Gold Country Fair
• No place like football field for amputee
• PlacerGROWN: Honey festival sure to tickle the taste buds
• Straight Talk: Teen wants to know how far animal rights should go
• Sewing up a bit of local history
• Sept. 10 Church News
• Symphony about to give Auburn an earful
• Lukkonen: Measure A
• Half-century later he still works the badge
• Media Life: Missing link to Auburn pioneer unearthed in cemetery
• Placer County Supervisor Kirk Uhler recall drive still in limbo
• Cruise Nite closes with salute to 9/11
• Fifty-six-year-old arrested for Auburn bank robbery
• Event to spread grassroots message
• Sierra Gold Chorus Prepares For Holiday Shows
• Synthetic materials put beauty on board
• 49 Fire sting leads to 30-day jail sentence for contractor
• Six City Council hopefuls give messages
• Symphony About to Give Auburn an Earful
• Leavell pleads not guilty
• Fair brings fun for whole family
• 49 Fire investigation remains 'hot'
• Cooking School: Wondering what to do with a watermelon?
• Our View: Gold Country Fair Auburn's own slice of Americana
• Lukkonen: Baltimore Ravine & housing market
• Bail house heist: Hunt for baby Jesus, Christmas lights expands
• Holiday meant more DUI arrests
• LOP teen charged with felony for killing possum
• Placer County Supes hike health-care cost-share for employees
• 'Impeach Obama' campaign display raises support, hackles in Auburn
• Councilman trip concerned local topics
• Jamie's legacy: Teen crash victim's family reaches out to others
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - September 4, 2010
• Opponents want Measure A removed
• Bridge-raising project still under fire
• More chances for Ravine comment
• Stirring the pot: Prop. 19 marijuana legalization debate heats up in Auburn
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - Sep 3, 2010
• Dealing with the sound and the fury of the 21st century
• Straight Talk: College kids give tips on stretching a dollar
• Roseville duo walk the walk with revolutionary footwear line
• Ruffalo: Citizens: Your input sought on Auburn services
• Our View: Prep football flies in foothills
• Lukkonen: Uhler recall
• Gold Country Fair tips hat to Eisley brothers
• Between a rock and a hard place: Questions surround Placer DA charges for Colfax youths
• 49 Fire: Emotional loss, financial burden
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - September 2010
• Sept. 3 Church News
• Rock out to blues, country, and more
• Lukkonen: Bail bondsman's Christmas lights stolen
• Our View: Coming this Sunday: Your primer to fire, water and preparation
• Media Life: Smithsonian gives Auburn pop-up author a double dip of fame
• Auburn attorney to be retried
• Firefighters save 5-year-old
• Holiday travel means DUI enforcement
• Fast Fridays live up to their name
• Sept. 3 Church News
• Auburn robber connected to eight other thefts
• Virgo guilty of attempted murder, faces 35 years to life in prison
• 'Son of Hamas' author to speak in Auburn
• Placer Nature Center News - September 2010
• Nevada City’s 44th Annual Constitution Day Parade
• Supper club plates up culinary adventure
• Program calls for drug drop-offs
• Real estate magnate steps down to fight "baseless" sex allegations
• City Council members take pay cuts
• Locally yours: Cobblers elevate fruit to new goodness level
• Lukkonen: Uhler recall
• New tasting room features four local vintners
• CHP, Cal Fire team up to rescue woman on Bear River near Colfax
• Family sues church, pastor for allegedly harboring a pedophile
• 49 Fire: Where was Auburn Fire?
• Lights out for North Auburn bail house display after theft?
• Suspects at large from two Auburn bank robberies in two days
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - August 27, 2010
• Do you know this Auburn bank robber?
• Placer County budget updates
• 49 Fire victims come together to heal
• Granite Bay group revs up recall drive against Supervisor Kirk Uhler
• 49 Fire, behind the scenes: Meet the people who took your 911 call
• Department ranked among nation's busiest
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - August 27, 2010
• Farren on board with sculpting history
• Parks focus of Advisory Council meeting
• High school from home
• A year after 49 Fire, nightmare lingers in North Auburn burn area
• In Sacramento and beyond, community orchestras doing well despite economy.
• Martial arts center gets plenty of elbow room
• Familiar faces: Mickey Bennett -- owner of Mickey's Boots
• Ruffalo: Innocuous agenda item may pack a wallop
• Our View: One year later and fire questions still burning
• Straight Talk: School showers special hell for some boys
• Crews battle 8-acre blaze
• Principals have wishes for measure money
• Placer scores big in opener against Vallejo
• Portrait of an arsonist: 49 Fire probes continue a year after Auburn's worst blaze
• Aug. 27 Church News
• Making the most with her hands
• Lukkonen: Wastewater study
• Our View: Friday night lights shine brightest when sportsmanship prevails
• She's witnessed 100 years of local change
• Media Life: "Blade Runner" star Sean Young to guest at classic flick's Auburn screeni
• Granite Bay Supervisor Kirk Uhler could be off the recall hook
• Teacher faces molest charge
• A year later, residents discuss rebuilding, life after 49 Fire
• Hillmen right at home
• Police searching for bank robber
• Paperwork Available To Run For Office For The Senate District 1 Vacancy
• Resident found dead on Auburn trail
• Brazen bear breaks into Auburn canyon-rim home for food
• Outlaw barkeep jailed 15 days for Valencia Club ownership hoax
• Couple who left baby in casino garage get 60 days in jail
• A year later, businesses discuss recovery from 49 Fire
• Real Food: Fresh pink-eyed peas worth the work
• Another View: Plenty to learn when sending your child off to college
• Lukkonen: Peer court
• 49 Fire: Where are we one year later?
• Construction preventing future contaminants
• Death underscores rail danger
• New blaze brings painful memories
• Barry headed to New Mexico State
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - August 21, 2010
• Prelim hearing set for ex-CHP officer
• City approves $17,000 for wastewater study
• North Auburn Wal-Mart, Costco targeted for late-September appeal with Placer supes
• Rural Lincoln man, 67, facing 37 charges related to sex-with-children allegations
• Recall puts heat on egg industry
• Weimar Hills launches charter program
• Pathway to peace
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - August 20, 2010
• 'Healing' nonprofit in danger of closing
• Family website causing stir "I'm doing this so residents of Lincoln can make an educated
• Fire burns three acres in North Auburn
• Familiar Faces: Randy Ittner -- principal of E.V. Cain Middle School
• And Another Thing: Just can't think of a good reason to run
• Straight Talk: Girls' restroom brings out rude manners
• Camp Alta provides fun for special-needs individuals
• Jim Ruffalo: Look, and look hard, at charter cities issue
• Our View: Time to put city's blue bag recycling program in trash
• Lukkonen: Supervisor season
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run sentenced
• Skateboard-auto crash victim, 19, remembered as inspiration to others
• High school students reach out to Colfax I-80 rock attack victim
• Auburn's Relay for Life
• Beatles tribute band to play Aug. 27 benefit
• Our View: Let's hear all the facts of rock-throwing incident first
• Placer County hunter, angler hosts Versus reality TV show
• Apt. housing construction a year away
• Man, 67, accused of sex with child
• Exchange brings Italy to Auburn
• Six injured in Rollins Lake area crash
• Aug. 20 Church News
• Summer squash is the gift that keeps on giving
• Couple arrested for extorting Chinese restaurant
• Argument, intoxication factors in crash
• Drive to recall Placer County Supervisor Kirk Uhler moves forward
• Freshmen adjust to life on The Hill
• Emotions high as I-80 rock, barricade-tossing case back in court
• Alleged sex-offender pleads
• Retired educators hit pension gold
• Fired up for school
• Our View: Countywide low-cost spay and neuter program worth effort
• Lukkonen: Spay/neuter
• Community 1st Bank to merge Auburn branches
• County education board election pits teen vs. incumbent
• Lincoln Showcase set for September 25th
• Teen and boyfriend set for same trial in mother's murder
• Results show Auburn's 'STARs'
• Two charged with battery in I-80 altercation that injured KFBK sports personality
• Three youths in court on I-80 overpass rock-throwing, barrier-tossing assault charges
• Back-to-school gets presidential nod
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - August 2010
• 1st Annual Hip Hop Congress Festival
• Community responds to arrest of teens
• Expert says good things come to those who bait
• It's in the bag
• 7,000 animals and counting
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - August 13, 2010
• Placer Nature Center News - August 13, 2010
• Familiar Faces: Shelle Parsons -- Owner of The Book Haven in Downtown Auburn
• Amber jewelry store features the unique
• College Prep: Trying for college can feel like a gamble
• Straight Talk: Teen daughter fuming over dad's marijuana habit
• Classic love story hits the State stage
• Jim Ruffalo: Thanks be to those who run for office
• Our View: Excessive spending a growing challenge locally and statewide
• Gold and bronze tributes to honor area Japanese-American World War II veterans
• Amgen race: Auburn seeks stage start
• Skateboarder dies following crash on Auburn-Folsom Road
• Weeding out fire
• Crash that killed two under investigation
• 44-year-old arrested on sex charges
• Community Portrait: Volunteer en-Gage-d in Rotary club work
• Cruising for a cure
• Teens arrested in rock-throwing case
• Hip Hop Congress presents music festival
• Old Library Art Studios celebrates anniversary during Auburn Art Walk
• Trouble in bear country
• Fair market value? Water district invokes eminent domain
• Placer training cost thousands more than others
• Roseville pair arrested for pimping teen
• Supes deny Miner's Ridge appeal
• Gaines announces run for Cox's Senate seat
• Former fair official alleges wrongful termination in suit
• Armed robbery foiled
• Grass fire contained
• NID, landowner at odds on value of tree farm land
• Three injured in state park brawl
• Lukkonen: Newcastle Fire Department
• In tough economy, raising money has gone to the birds
• Wages presented, animals barred
• Education employees get $10,000 training
• Crew works to clear up Alta Vista Nature Trail
• Auburn Toyota hosts auto 101
• Supervisors to hear appeal against Bowman low-income housing
• Outdoor permit approved
• Fight sends one to hospital with stab wounds
• Drug bust in Old Town Auburn
• Fire burns park playground
• Food for a healthy American diet
• Voluntary pay-to-play program hits high schools
• Backpacked and ready for school
• Placer County Elections News - Extended Candidate Filing
• City's history in 22 themes
• Jim Ruffalo: High-flying government pension costs scrutinized
• Lukkonen: Sheriff's bonus pay
• City Council candidates speak out
• Trail is walk, jog in the park
• Man wages zoning war with the county
• Straight Talk: Shy teen worries about showering at school
• And Another Thing: What have you been reading this summer?
• What I did on summer vacation
• Another View: Proposition 23 is a job killer
• Placer County Water Agency Update August 5
• Lake of the Pines area fire contained
• August 6 Church News
• Show of many colors
• Lukkonen: New blood
• Heroes save boy's life
• Auburn Chamber Of Commerce Chamber Communications Network - August 6, 2010
• There's no way to slow 8-year-old's roll
• First responders work out of a condemned building
• Break-ins plague residents
• Baltimore Ravine: Can Auburn market support another new subdivision?
• Another View: Share the bounty
• Step right up to the Heritage Trail
• Rock toss victim now at home
• Murder suspect arrested in Loomis
• Placer Theatre Academy preps for 'Oz'
• Football star faces 5 felonies
• Makeover turns room into a day at the beach
• New Auburn shop rolls out latest in sign technology
• Our View: $100K pensioners are poster children for a broken system
• Lukkonen: $100,000 club
• Former Auburn man's killer gets 40-years-to-life prison sentence
• Pliny Murphy had a zest for life
• Max's restaurant opening later this month at Holiday Inn
• Residents consider candidacy
• DNA evidence vital in investigations
• Panhandler handouts 'not helping'
• News from Placer County Office of Elections - Candidate Services
• 11-year-old dies after collapsing at football practice
• Wednesday Night Live to return next year
• Trial begins for alleged 'cop killer'
• Small Street Jounal Newsletter - August 2010
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - July 31, 2010
• Car dealers deliver CPR training
• Shootout suspect's trial begins
• Chaplaincy program provides 365-day support
• Number of rescue groups highlights cat overpopulation
• Animal rescue co-founder leaves group
• Victim of rock toss released from hospital
• Man arrested in alleged extortion attempt
• Anti-Wal-Mart group sets table for supes showdown over North Auburn store
• Placer County's $100,000 club: 21 retirees receiving six-figure pensions
• Straight Talk: Is dimethyltryptamine a helpful or harmful drug?
• PlacerGROWN: You say tomato, we say it's time for a party
• Blind find site for impaired eyes
• Familiar faces: Rumzy Haddad -- Edelweiss
• Jim Ruffalo: Brave are they who propose another tax hike
• Our View: Recreation board needs to boost unity and professionalism
• Lukkonen: mPower Placer
• Ex-cop allegedly offered to pay $10K to kill witness
• July 30 Church News
• Plan for an artistic August in Auburn
• Cookie Fairy brings sweetness to Auburn
• Lukkonen: Hidden Falls
• Media Life: Jackie Greene, Lee Rocker, Tainted Love, Steel Magnolia boost Auburn fair profile
• Neighbors fighting fire risk
• I-80 'hot lane' takes back seat
• Shots fired at forest worker
• Auburn's fight on cancer
• Amid water grab fears, South Sutter cautions dam on Bear River still a concept
• Lawyers rangle over new charges
• Hundreds say goodbye to Foresthill hoops star
• Increase in graffiti concerns business
• Placer's mPower green-loan program switches on non-residential focus
• Great Sierra River Cleanup September 25
• Iced tea a taste of summer in every sip
• Our View: Sierra's next prez should have vision, be much more visible
• Lukkonen: 49 Fire forum
• Encore Music getting back to where it once belonged
• Penryn man drowns at Camp Far West Lake
• Sheriff: No evidence to support prowler claims
• Construction causing business loss
• Hidden Falls park bests Auburn Recreation District in funding flap
• Hidden Falls funding flap flows to supes Tuesday
• North Auburn prowler alarming neighbors
• Pastel Society of the West Coast Membership Show
• Candidate field is a lean one so far in Placer County
• Photographer injured in fall during Tevis Cup
• City historian duties declared
• High Hand Tomato Gathering in Loomis August 20-22
• Mosquito tests positive for West Nile Virus
• Central Square to get view of history
• Teenager organizes poker run to feed the hungry
• PG&E on the hunt for outage cause
• Business loss, layoffs worry employees
• Hidden Falls funding fracas falls on Placer supes shoulders now
• Special recognition after a 100-mile ride
• Looking behind the scenes: Officials mull solutions for dealing with proliferation of panhandlers
• Rocklin man sentenced after sexual assault
• Sewing group keeps orphans warm
• Nunes already facing previous charges
• Auburn's calendar Bad Boys ordered to cover up
• Leading the way on the Tevis Cup ride
• Writers series celebrates words and wine in Pilot Hill
• Aren't they lovely?
• And Another Thing: Deriving great joy from writing about reading
• Straight Talk: Which would you rather risk: your life, or relationship?
• Placer High group takes European vacation
• Familiar faces: Melodey Milney -- Alterations by Melodey
• News From Bayside Auburn Church - July 23, 2010
• Tevis Cup set for day of rough trail riding
• Auburn's Best of the Best 2010
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