El Dorado Hills, CA News

• El Dorado Hills, CA News
• Barbecue served up at new eatery in Folsom
• Film student turns camera on 'flying car'
• No gag order yet for Cameron Park's Winkler murder case
• A Word to the Wise: We live in a wonderful world
• The Saturday Skinny: Set reasonable goals for weight loss, life
• Davis quiets Oak Ridge bats, eliminates Trojans from playoffs
• El Dorado County emergency responders, hospital staff recognized during EMS week
• Get your face in a book at new El Dorado Hills bookstore
• El Dorado Hills gears up for golden year
• 'Boxcar Children' is must-see show for theater lovers in Folsom
• Art and Wine Affaire at Town Center
• 'Hobbit' on stage honors original Tolkien tale in Folsom
• The Saturday Skinny: Single parents can still find time to lose weight
• Choral group hits right note in Folsom
• Community Clean-Up Day
• Fast footwork displayed in Indian dance at Folsom's Three Stages
• Runners hit street for charity with Be Change and Run it Forward
• El Dorado County custody battle rages on after mom's death
• Oak Ridge defeats Laguna Creek, faces Granite Bay on Thursday
• 3rd Annual Ribstock BBQ Festival and State Competition
• 9th Annual El Dorado Hills Art and Wine Affaire
• Folsom Symphony kicks off season ticket sales May 29
• Trojan bats stay hot as they win eighth straight
• Folsom's Micron manager presented with Patriot Award by National Guard
• The Saturday Skinny: Quick meals can also be healthy on weight loss journey
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - May 2012
• Folsom beats Oak Ridge 1-0 to finish undefeated league season
• Another big first inning leads Oak Ridge to 12-5 win over Folsom
• Errors prove to be Oak Ridge's undoing, lost 6-2
• El Dorado Hills' Oak Ridge High students fight hunger
• Volunteers spruce up Folsom creeks, trails
• Oak Ridge sports physical night is May 14
• Oak Ridge to host sports information night for incoming freshman parents, athletes
• Oak Ridge rips Folsom, 16-3
• A Word to the Wise: Step back and see God's big plan
• The Saturday Skinny: Grilling is a low-fat cooking method
• See your name in lights at this fundraiser fashion show in Folsom
• Folsom Rotary's wine, dine event raises funds charities
• Kids struggle to survive in Depression-era tale in Folsom
• Trojans, Bruins play to a draw
• Crash lands El Dorado Hills woman in hospital
• A Word to the Wise: Nothing, even computers, lasts forever
• Rebuffed cigarette request ends in Folsom stabbing
• The Saturday Skinny: How to stay motivated to lose weight
• Running for a good cause at El Dorado Hills Town Center
• Families get health tips at fair in El Dorado Hills
• El Dorado Hills Oak Ridge High School students take aim at sex trafficking
• A Word to the Wise: Happy days are always here again
• Oak Ridge sweeps Folsom in three
• Job training, tuition and other resources available for unemployed and underemployed residents in El Dorado County
• 'Oklahoma' slides into Three Stages in Folsom
• One dead in solo-vehicle crash near Folsom
• Prisoner allegedly tries to steal car after escape in Folsom
• The Saturday Skinny: How I got started with my own weight loss program
• Sierra College's Rosenthal to replace Folsom Lake College president Scott-Skillman
• Hutcherson to bring vibraphone, jazz quintet to Three Stages in Folsom
• School Talk: El Dorado County high schools launch 'distracted driving' prevention program
• Editor's View: Is new name in the future for Dan Russell Arena?
• Cameron Park teen in critical condition
• A Word to the Wise: What is Easter all about anyway?
• El Dorado Hills Community Services District Newsletter - April 2012
• Remodeling business booming in El Dorado Hills
• Trio of shows take to Folsom's Sutter Street Theatre stage
• Flowers took phone company exec to TV in El Dorado County
• Robber on run after hitting El Dorado Hills bank
• Inaugural beard, mustache contest gets growing in Folsom
• EID board votes to increase rates
• Scientist looks for true love in romantic comedy
• A Word to the Wise: Jesus loves me, this I know
• Oak Ridge ties Ponderosa, 1-1, on Ghilarducci's goal
• World-renowned watercolor artist pays visit to Folsom region
• A touch of Hollywood comes to Folsom with indie film premiere
• A Word to the Wise: Language is no barrier to love
• 42Five will perform this season at Three Stages in Folsom
• Bank robbery turns out to be false alarm
• Oak Ridge advances to Nor-Cal semis with win over Heritage
• Oak Ridge advances to second round of Nor-Cal playoffs
• Check emergency supplies when changing clocks
• Attorney Joe Hoffman seeks seat on El Dorado County Superior Court
• Placerville fun run to honor memory of child
• Don't be a fool and miss 'Tomfoolery' at Sutter Street Theatre
• A Word to the Wise: Did Jesus come to abolish religion?
• Oak Ridge falls to Kennedy in double OT, 62-58
• Subjeck places fifth, Pollock sixth at state wrestling tournament
• Three Bulldogs, one Trojan alive after first day at state wrestling tournament
• El Dorado Hills man tapped to command at Beale
• Taxes aren't the answer for California's economy
• WiseBuys Folsom store opens its doors today
• Sende leads Lady Trojans to Division I final
• Cameron Park murder victim identified
• Man facing murder charges in Cameron Park woman's death
• Cast hits high note with '42nd Street'
• Oak Ridge girls annihilate Grant in playoff opener
• Shakespeare gets spin in one-man show at Oak Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills
• A Word to the Wise: Appreciating the long and short of life
• 'Escanaba' is comedic kick at Sutter Street Theatre in Folsom
• Senior night ends in heartbreak for Oak Ridge boys
• Taste wine, for free, at El Dorado Hills Town Center
• Song, dance take center stage in EDMT's '42nd Street'
• A Word to the Wise: Whitney Houston's death makes us think about life
• Trojans fall to Jesuit, 66-43
• Anderson lifts Lady Trojans to thrilling come-from-behind win over St. Francis on senior night
• Sheldon girls push Oak Ridge into second-place deadlock
• 'Emma' brings Jane Austen's work to Folsom stage
• Four Freshmen being talents to Three Stages
• Editor's View: If I can lose 60 pounds, so can you
• Word to the Wise: Watch what you say - to yourself
• EDHCSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - February 2012
• Oak Ridge girls fall short against Pleasant Grove
• Searching for treasure on Folsom's Sutter Street
• 'Cinderella' told through dance with Sacramento Ballet
• 'Emma,' 'Escanaba' and '42nd Street' hit the stage
• Love is in the air with Folsom Symphony
• El Dorado Hills man facing federal tax evasion charges
• Man found dead in El Dorado Hills home
• Job market ripe for laughs
• A Word to the Wise: Celebrating two centuries of Dickens
• Lady Trojans roll over Bruins, 63-38
• Trojan boys upset top-ranked Sheldon
• Lady Trojans defeat Sheldon on the road for fifth straight win
• LUMA lights up Folsom stage
• Jesuit shuts down Oak Ridge, 61-43
• Oak Ridge defeats St. Francis in OT, 47-41
• King Arthur gets retelling at Sutter Street Theatre in Folsom
• A Word to the Wise: Looking at the positive side of sports
• Trojans down Folsom for first league win
• Lady Trojans top Folsom, 67-39
• Pleasant Grove beats Oak Ridge in overtime in Delta River League opener
• Folsom handles Trojans on the mat, 43-19
• Lady Trojans' run halted by Pleasant Grove,56-42
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• From Camelot to musicals, Folsom's Sutter Street Theatre offers variety
• 5 injured as car crashes into patio at a Folsom sports bar
• Job interviews skewered on Folsom stage
• Teen court to hold training
• A Word to the Wise: Delving into the messy world of modern sports such as the Penn State controversy
• Crash near Pilot Hill kills motorcyclist
• Tax Talk: Tax man will be here before you know it, be ready
• El Dorado Hills CSD appoints Richard Ramirez new interim general manager
• EDHCSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - January 2012
• Oak Ridge falls to Bella Vista in championship game
• 'Par' on the course
• Oak Ridge freshmen defeat Del Campo, JV team falls
• A Word to the Wise: Here comes the end once again
• December proving to be a dry month for Folsom area
• 'Magic Toyshop' is engaging tale with holiday message in Folsom
• Holidays get Latin flair in ballet in Folsom
• Shopping safety tips to make holidays happier
• Bomb threat shuts down Sutter Street in Folsom
• Scooter-riding boy pinned under vehicle in Folsom
• Kerri Howell to be Folsom's next mayor
• Gun-toting home robber suspect arrested
• Holidays get jolt with High Voltage Touring Group show in Folsom
• Folsom moves closer to South of Highway 50 annexation
• New Folsom Prison inmate murdered in cell, cellmate is suspect
• A Word to the Wise: Enjoy the universal language of music
• New Folsom Prison psychologist on paid leave after allegedly lying about rape
• El Dorado Hills CSD terminates John Skeel's contract
• Inmates shot at Folsom prison
• Joy on tap at Folsom Symphony concert
• Annual show gets audience in the mood for holidays
• Is it legal to shoot or hunt from a bicycle in California?
• Editor's View: Christmas cheer, music and new business
• Building holiday cheer
• Santa to make run through neighborhoods
• Food bank need grows during holidays
• Oak Ridge boys too much for Vista
• Family dispute ends in shooting death
• A Word to the Wise: Peace on earth begins in our hearts
• Friends, schoolmates seek to honor boy killed by pellet gun
• 'Charlie Brown Christmas' is more than a scraggly tree and songs
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - December 2011
• Ride the rails with Santa
• Pellet-gun victim identified
• Do you need a hunting license for geocaching?
• Editor's View: Job shadowing the editor can be a chore
• A Word to the Wise: The countdown to 2012 has begun
• 'Charlie Brown Christmas' examines reason for season
• Playground to honor child's memory
• 'Addict' hits school stage
• Mrs. Claus lends a helping hand
• Oak Ridge High students give to less fortunate
• Town Center lights up for the holidays
• EDH Senior Center spreads holiday cheer
• A Word to the Wise: Enjoy simple pleasures simply at Thanksgiving
• Holidays go miniature at museum
• Verdict is in: 'Prosecution' is well-done drama
• Holiday hours for El Dorado County Transit announced
• Waste Connections official is community minded
• Shutterbug, instructor thinks outside the box
• Word to the Wise: Leaves a'changin' but it's still my Father's world
• EID race: Norris out, Day in
• Making music for veteran memorial
• Broadway star sings at Three Stages
• Editor's View: Lungren targeting predatory ADA lawsuits
• Cops on the hunt for robber
• Folsom the stage for Veterans Day salute
• Video: Folsom Veterans Day Parade 2011
• Oak Ridge comes from behind to beat Burbank, 30-28
• Oak Ridge outlasts Monterey Trail, advances to section semis
• Oak Ridge to send both cross country teams to state meet
• Predatory ADA lawsuits fought on Auburn, federal fronts
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - November 2011
• Word to the Wise: Book of Job asks tough questions
• Audience howling at 'Evil Dead: The Musical'
• Trojans' defense holds Jesuit at bay, win 14-3
• Video: Folsom's Night of 1,000 Pumpkins
• Man accused of animal abuse arrested
• Oregon double-murder suspect behind bars in El Dorado County
• Light rail train hits car
• D.C. judge sentences sobbing Ring to 20 months on corruption counts
• Steve's Pizza set to re-open in November
• Oak Ridge tennis team readies for postseason
• Tale of gods, women at Folsom Lake College
• Audiences will lose their heads over 'Sleepy Hollow'
• Taking aim at horror
• Controversial grave stones replaced
• Man dies on Green Valley Road
• District logs on to new learning
• A Word to the Wise: Are happy economic days here again?
• Pleasant Grove too much for Oak Ridge, 49-14
• Armed suspect arrested nearby
• Oak Ridge sophomore boys win Bronco Invite
• A Word to the Wise: Memorials help our loved ones live on
• Oak Ridge student takes spotlight in her own concert
• Oak Ridge blanks Ponderosa, 31-0
• Theater arts is a passion for Debbie Wilson
• Telegraph owner receives newspaper achievement award
• Dentist Foulk returns to practice
• Cars, planes sparkle at Cameron Park Show N Shine
• Jobs the top topic at Gaines meeting
• Sutter Street splashes into spooky season
• A Word to the Wise: Psalm 23 remains relevant even today
• Family displaced as fire scorches home
• Fall Community Clean-Up Day
• Turnovers keep Trojans at bay, lose to Sheldon 28-23
• Former EDH resident gets prison time for embezzlement
• Tevis competitors go with the flow
• Man charged with Salmon Falls Road deaths could change plea
• Accused murderer due in court Oct. 13
• Oak Ridge boys place fourth at Woodcreek
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - October 2011
• A Word to the Wise: Learning to appreciate the rhythms of life
• Man stabbed to death in Folsom
• Oak Ridge rolls over Fairfield, 48-6
• Three arrested in connection to burglaries, stolen property ring
• Pioneer Village blacksmith finally hangs up hammer
• A Word to the Wise: Time to retire the word 'hero?'
• Former teacher plants seeds of nutrition with gardens
• DST pushes the envelope
• It's an encore weekend for the arts
• Cops crash cart
• Brewing up business success
• Folsom Live 2011: A virtual tour
• A Word to the Wise: R.I.P. Folsom Borders, 2000-2011
• World of 'Narnia' explored on local stage
• Youth mentoring program gets help from cyclists
• 'Narnia' world explored on local stage
• Meltz runs practice based on patient's needs
• Reporter's Notebook: Reporter experiences a day in the life of a firefighter
• Ex-newspaper sports reporter turns to books
• Wine, cheese centerpiece of firefighter fundraiser
• Grace rides in to save hurt horses
• Grave project needs funding
• Board begins reinstatement of Skeel
• A Word to the Wise: What were you doing Sept. 11, 2001?
• Horse sculptures gallop into Palladio
• Mail forwarding could land man in prison
• 'Cabaret' shines light on Nazi rise, racism
• Trojans in a romp, 59-0, over Cordova
• Former wine exec harvests health and fitness career
• From teaching to TV, Matt Kimura spent three months at sea
• Irish eyes are smilin' with pub plans
• Flags for the fallen
• Skeel back on job?
• Tickling the ivories for a top 10 hit
• Auburn sculptor's horses hitch up a ride
• Mountain bike specialists ready for Cyclebration
• Lady Trojan tennis team comes on strong against Rio Americano
• Collie ready for fun senior season
• Expanded salon set to partner with community
• Video game inspired cupcake creations
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - September 2011
• Trojans move to 2-0 with 21-7 win over Rocklin
• El Dorado Hills CSD official's husband fills gap following layoff
• Ex-con, friend arrested attempting to break into prison
• EDH Board reinstates John Skeel
• Hundreds voice support for CSD manager
• Cold noses, hot cars rolling into town
• Brew fest supports firefighters
• Boat fire destroys vessel, occupants OK
• Folsom infant takes 'World Championship Baby' title
• A Word to the Wise: Eugene Peterson's new release inspires ministry
• EDH man charged with mortgage fraud conspiracy
• Rocklin man who allegedly killed three in Salmon Falls Road crash set for trial
• Johnny Cash's music lives on through Cash Tribute
• Ex-CSD official alleges age discrimination
• Railroad tracks to be pulled up in El Dorado County?
• Ex-EID chief facing more charges
• Pirates duel it out for education
• A Word to the Wise: Summer is the coolest time of year
• Editor's View: Time to clear the air at El Dorado Hills CSD
• $1.2 million in pot seized from Cameron Park home
• Details emerge in El Dorado County prosecutor's DUI arrest
• Placerville mayor facing conspiracy, perjury charges
• Church service livens up funeral home
• Education foundation seeks to buck the cutback trend
• Ribs and old-fashioned fun highlight hoedown
• Board to discuss CSD head's 'termination'
• Graffiti Night to sizzle on Sutter Street
• A Word to the Wise: The powerful attraction of a personal testimony
• Colver gets life in prison for murder, Witt gets lighter sentence
• Former inmate breaks back into new Folsom prison
• Pirates set sail for El Dorado Hills
• Live music, wine tasting to highlight Saturday Night in the Park
• Senior living center earns top honors
• Nursery nurtures reader devotion
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - August 2011
• 'Coppelia' offers compelling story told through ballet
• Murder mystery, pea liven up local stage
• Train returns to Latrobe after 54-year absence
• Three Stages unveils new season
• Twitchy traffic signal tweaks supervisor
• Regional housing market beginning to rebound?
• Federal retiree named county's Senior of the Year
• Dead puppy's owner facing felony charges
• Boys & Girls Club back in El Dorado Hills
• County redistricting rankles residents
• A Word to the Wise: Is 'The Tree of Life' the key to life?
• 'Curtains' raises bar for local theatrical troupe
• Go Italian at El Dorado County festival
• Veda Das offers a worldly view of home decor
• Exchange students get the 'experience of a lifetime'
• Arena pitched in El Dorado Hills
• No answers in CSD chief's departure
• A Word to the Wise: 'Midnight in Paris' is a thoughtful film
• Adventurous 'Treasure Island' is no kiddie tale
• These computer whizzes are no hacks
• Porter named freshman All-American at Cal
• El Dorado Hills advances two teams
• Taking a shot at the national stage
• Oak Ridge alum takes hoops trip to Poland
• Wonder(land) and mystery hit musical theater
• EDH general manager on 'leave of absence'
• Racer steers into Folsom for tasting
• A Word to the Wise: A pill for every inconvenience
• Some animals are victims of hard times
• Pets still a factor in economy
• Don't be late for 'Alice in Wonderland, Jr.'
• Sing for Habitat for Humanity
• Velasquez makes splash with kids' activities
• Editor's View: Newspaper staff works hard to get it right
• Pearl Asian Cuisine shines with flavor
• See art during El Dorado Hills Second Saturday
• All Folsom High School grads to gather in August
• Local film debuts
• Broadway gets the Sutter Street treatment in new musical
• Fire destroys El Dorado Hills home
• Tax firm sets up EDH satellite office
• Barista started coffee love at an early age
• Couple master their education together
• Two events fire up the Fourth of July
• Serving up food, wine and fun
• Tragedy strikes newlyweds on honeymoon
• Greene, Kings' fans celebrate the draft together in Folsom
• Organizers ready to rope in fun for Folsom Pro Rodeo
• Found phone ends in arrest for child porn
• Editor's View: Dissecting dessert, desert for reader
• Folsom museum stitches together a patchwork of history
• Re-light region's Olympic fire
• A Word to the Wise: King James Version marks 400 years
• Former X-ray tech turns to hypnotherapy
• Steve's Pizza to reopen its EDH eatery?
• A Word to the Wise: Ditch the computer and see the world around you
• Abused, neglected kids get special advocates
• Soldiers get help from local kids
• Four are facing burglary charges
• Parole search ends in Pollock Pines arrests
• A Word to the Wise: Living with the 'check engine' light on
• Folsom concerts kick off summer
• A fitting end for the Garridos
• Tylar Witt details abuse at young age
• El Dorado County Fair wrangles in summer fun
• School Talk: Graduation and scholarships go hand in hand
• Roberts takes over as fire chief
• Teen band strikes winning chord in battle
• A Word to the Wise: You gotta have faith to live in today's world
• Town Center plans summer concert series
• El Dorado County Fair garners TV show interest
• Land Ocean Restaurant drops anchor in Folsom
• Delays drag on with teen murder trial
• EDH CSD Parks and Recreation Newsletter - June 2011
• Vote for your favorite businesses, services and people in the greater Auburn area
• Teen lover trial delayed until May 31
• Trojans fall to Jesuit, must now win their way back into finals
• Cellar opens its doors for wine lovers
• New pool shop splashes into Town Center
• Girl battles genetic illness with help from horses
• Studio-tour setting showcases local artists
• Selland's Market to open in Town Center
• Run set to benefit Wounded Warriors
• A Word to the Wise: Fun and life come with grandchildren
• Grammy-winning singer Rickie Lee Jones hits Three Stages
• Amgen bike race draws crowd of 3,000
• Annexation plan draws criticism
• Rachel's Recipes: Spring-inspired pizza is a healthy alternative
• Colver's teen-lover murder trial lays out scenario
• Worlds collide in 'Dorothy Meets Alice'
• Discovering artists at work, in studio
• Former dental hygienist seeks to satisfy sweet tooth
• New veterans memorial plan gaining steam
• Silva Valley's annual 'No Child Left Inside' program gets kids out of their seats
• New gym gets $456K from CSD
• Inmates clean up cemetery, controversial grave markers
• Musical showcases the Roaring '20s
• EDH CSD Newsletter - May 2011
• Love and family examined in 'You Can't Take It With You'
• Folsom man charged with fraud
• Teen takes first for region
• Garden brings students, parents together
• Firefighters ride for charity
• Residents sound off over land acquisition
• Symphony's finale a tribute to America
• Weather delays Auburn Folsom Road expansion
• Art, wine, food in store for Historic District
• Never too early to get ready for rodeo
• Motorcycle riders raise money for kids
• Highway 50 closure doesn't affect local area
• Trojans topped by Jesuit in heavyweight bout
• Colver's trial gets under way
• El Dorado Hills mom heads 'megafamily' with 9 kids
• Plenty of fun on tap for Cinco de Mayo
• Hurting hooves find help
• Soldier's death still troubles many
• A Word to the Wise: The wind is a powerful and awesome thing
• Two plays examine Victorian-era way of life
• Locals react to Garrido's guilty plea
• Negro Hill cemetery records released
• Ghost town fires back to life at Clarksville Day
• Redistriciting Maps
• Eagles earn 3-0 win over Oak Ridge in Challenge Cup
• Trojans stay hot with 8-2 win over Folsom
• Familiar Faces: Betty January digs into history any time
• Editor's view: Taking a peek inside the editor's e-mail
• Horse-riding accident victim progresses
• County assessor warns of possible property tax scam
• Bank robbery in Cameron Park
• You can visit a half-dozen horticultural havens
• Leaders predict drop in property tax revenue
• Thieves targeting Toyota catalytics
• A Word to the Wise: Getting in touch with your inner shortstop
• 'Anything Goes' taps funny bone
• Folsom targeted in lawsuit
• Main traffic artery has re-opened
• Vineyard to rock as benefit for autism group
• Ribeiro's goal lifts Oak Ridge over Folsom
• Largest employer keeping mum on layoffs
• Expect to see control burns in coming days
• Vision Coalition seeks to curb teen drinking
• Quick Bites: Steak sandwich makes great comfort food
• It's easy to be green with broccoli
• Going green a lifestyle for local family
• Locals react to Garridos' 'not guilty' plea
• Carnatica Brothers take to Folsom stage Sunday
• Heathens to hit local stage Monday
• El Dorado Hills CSD Lake Forest Park Grand Opening Postponed
• Garridos enter 'not guilty' plea
• Lake Forest park opening delayed
• Get taste of region at Wine and Dine event
• Camellia Cup sails into Folsom Lake
• Business leasing sees flat projection for 2011
• Easter's meaning takes center stage
• Her shoes are made for fundraising
• Trojans tie Bruins 1-1
• One poor inning dooms Trojans, fall to Granite bay, 8-2
• Girl Scouts travel the world in a day
• Locals seek ways to help Japan
• Trojans glad to be playing again
• Leidesdorff exhibit opens April 2 at history museum
• Illusionists conjure rock-style magic on stage
• Popular concert series moves to Three Stages
• A Word to the Wise: We're still dreaming after all these years
• Child porn collector sentenced to 10 years
• 'Firebird' lights up local stage
• Snow cave sheltered surviving snowboarder
• Missing snowboarder found dead
• Inmate recaptured same day as escape
• Inmate escapes prison in Folsom
• Retired teacher's work up at local gallery
• A Word to the Wise: Dreaming of a bright future
• Sergio's serving up some serious seafood
• High Voltage energizes song, dance routines
• Longtime librarian looking to check out
• Locals get 'social' with their networking
• Storm postpones Roseanne Cash's Folsom concert
• Andrew Dice Clay kept his word, and kept it dirty
• Raley's, Bel Air offer help to Japan
• Driver faces felony manslaughter
• Grizzlies hand Oak Ridge second loss
• Rocklin Police find stolen property, arrests made
• Musician comes full circle
• A Word to the Wise: Once again, we feel the earth shake
• Power and passion of Russian composers showcased
• Lady Trojans face Berkeley tonight
• Driver in fatal accident arrested
• High flying pilot keeps her feet on the ground
• DUI arrests are a team effort
• Staff cuts get the OK
• A Word to the Wise: Tackling Tennyson on life and death
• 5 Questions: 'Voice of the Rivercats' has no failure to communicate
• Rachel's Recipes: Chicken piccata a quick, easy meal
• Social group 'Girlfriends Garden' takes root in area
• Galleria arson suspect pleads guilty
• Oak Ridge sweeps high jump events at Sac State
• Oak Ridge JV girls lacrosse takes second
• Oak Ridge sweeps Vista in volleyball
• Lady Trojans begin Nor-Cal playoffs tonight
• Trojans off to 2-0 start following win over Union Mine
• Lady Trojans fall to Lincoln, 58-45
• Quick Bites: Guido's Deli Burger hits the spot
• A Word to the Wise: 'Get Low' snubbed by Oscar?
• Review: 'Hairspray' gleefully skewers stereotypes
• Oak Ridge freshmen finish with 18-8 record
• Oak Ridge pulls out thrilling win over Pleasant Grove, 58-51
• Applebee's eyes return to area
• Trojans eliminated by McNair, 62-58
• Principal wears many hats in role at Jackson Elementary
• Reading program kicks off
• Local troupe takes on 'Hairspray'
• Lady Trojans shake off first half, dominate second to beat Lodi
• Sierra Nevada High School Racing Series shows that kids love to play in the mud
• Oak Ridge JV, freshman girls finish with wins over Ponderosa
• Oak Ridge JV boys finish with seven game win streak
• Trojans stave off Bruins to keep postseason hopes alive
• Police say alcohol, speed may have been factors in latest crash
• Bomb threat causes school lockdown
• Alleged cock-fighting ring busted
• Search is on for new fire chief
• Familiar Faces: Empty nester loves animals, giving back to community
• Chart-topper Love and Theft hits local stage
• Alleged toy bandits busted
• Amgen tour to pedal through Folsom
• Editor's view: Pulling back the veil of the newspaper biz
• Sutter Street yields its secrets
• Glamor graces Three Stages opening
• Rachel's Recipes: Chicken enchiladas perfect for leftover office lunches
• A Word to the Wise: What in the world is going on?
• Oak Ridge girls handle Lady Bulldogs, 70-36
• Bulldogs upend Trojans in OT, 58-50
• Auburn tow truck driver killed in El Dorado Hills accident
• Folsom to be part of Amgen tour
• Lady Trojans end senior night with a big win
• Standoff ends peacefully
• Quick Bites: Tri-tip sandwich a hearty lunch
• A night where everything's nice
• Galleria arson suspect 'mentally competent'
• A Day in the Life: Butchering brothers have meaty job
• JV Lady Trojans closing in on league title
• JV Trojans on a roll
• Public gets first glimpse of arts center
• A Word to the Wise: Curl up with a good book
• 'The Fantasticks' is one fantastic show
• Trojans play Sheldon tougher, but still fall, 70-56
• Janitor who shot principal says he was fired
• Funeral set for crash victim
• Folsom History Museum offers free admission Saturday
• Three Oak Ridge athletes sign letters of intent
• Principal dies from school shooting wound
• Lady Trojans suffer fourth quarter meltdown against St. Francis
• County wears red to save hearts
• School Talk: Peer tutoring helps students develop new skills
• Doctor is a shutterbug at heart, met love online
• Regional arts center raising curtain
• Website aims to help aspiring authors' work see ink
• Rachel's Recipes: Sliders sure to score a touchdown with Super Bowl fans
• Teacher's death hits schools
• EDH Wrestling Club wrestlers medal at TOC qualifier
• Streetwise: What are your plans for the Super Bowl?
• Oak Ridge JV boys pick up first two league wins
• Oak Ridge JV girls improve to 18-1, Frosh win only game
• Trojans looking to rebound after two straight losses
• Local woman praying for daughter's return from Egypt
• Theater celebrates Sutter Street
• Woman killed in Folsom accident
• Trojans drop second straight game, fall to Sheldon, 64-46
• Trojans suffer first loss
• Familar Faces: Dominguez gets his kicks helping kids and community
• A Word to the Wise: Speaking the beautiful language of the ukulele
• Folsom Jazz Fest tunes up for thousands
• Folsom soldier takes part in missile training exercise
• Cougar cub seeks cuddly moniker
• Helping others get fit for life is local trainer's goal
• Marine saves Folsom Lake hiker
• Crime ring behind fake money?
• Resident thinks Sutter Street construction behind rat problem
• Websites fixed, working
• Oak Ridge falls to Hanford, 79-69
• Red carpet rolls out for local playhouse
• Oak Ridge no match for Bruins, lose 62-10
• Psychic business opens doors in Town Center
• Familiar Faces: 'Shy' girl breaks out of shell to give back to community
• New home for county fire department's station 28
• New undersheriff has familiar ties to D'Agostini
• Funny money circulating in area
• A Word to the Wise: Carving out some memories with my new toy
• Country band tuning up in El Dorado Hills and Folsom
• Drivers could face another year of freeway construction
• Rachel's Recipes: These cookies leave munchers in a puddle
• Defense lifts Trojans over Folsom 57-34
• Down 20, Oak Ridge comes back to beat Jesuit in OT, 82-66
• EDH CSD Newsletter - January 2011
• Turnovers costly as Lady Trojans fall to St. Francis
• Bulldogs prevail over Trojans, 36-31
• Oak Ridge holds off Folsom, 57-50
• Word to the Wise: New Year gives us new chances
• Oak Ridge advances with big win over Elk Grove
• 'Quiltmaker' sews up heartwarming tale
• Lady Trojans hold on to win Toss-Up Tournament
• Oak Ridge too much for Vista, wins 68-39
• Cyberstalking victim turns into advocate
• A Word to the Wise: Carols remind us of reason for season
• 'Holiday in the Hills' gets toes tappin'
• Rachel's Recipes: These two appetizers will be a hit at parties
• Alleged thief avoids jail due to pregnancy
• 2011 EDH CSD Winter/Spring Recreation Guide
• Drivers urged to slow down this winter
• Drop-off childcare center waiting for final approval
• Familiar Faces: Former CSD director spreads Christmas cheer
• Vets push for park to honor fallen
• New county chief faces huge deficit
• A Word to the Wise: Scholars seek to unearth 'historical' Jesus with book
• Sugar Plum Fairy takes to the stage this weekend
• Second Saturday wraps up for the year
• Holidays get jolt with High Voltage
• Oak Ridge students pitch in for namesake's needy
• Rachel's Recipes: These appetizers are sure to please at holiday parties
• Oak Ridge claims Bulldog Invitational
• Lady Trojans rip Turlock, 76-37
• Trojans open Folsom Invitational with big win
• Supervisors name new El Dorado County chief administrative officer
• Santa continues visits with help of fire department
• School Talk: Students serve and learn at the same time
• Crossing guard ensures safe passage for school kids
• El Dorado Hills man convicted in rape case
• Holidays land in Cameron Park
• Supes consider pay cut
• Lukas Nelson promises high-energy rock show
• A Word to the Wise: Tree lighting lifts spirits
• Man sought mom's hand in marriage
• Oak Ridge boys roll over Vista
• EDH CSD Newsletter - December 2010
• El Dorado Hills man dies on Oregon's icy roads
• Plenty to do to get you in the holiday spirit
• Christmas tree lots pop up all over region
• Town Center continues its seasonal activities
• Coffee shop manager balances school, hobbies
• Accused pharmacy bandit left name, address
• Santa, tree lighting kick off holidays
• Military families bear burden
• Tommy Castro kickin' it at Powerhouse Pub
• Chimienti to represent USA in beach soccer
• A Word to the Wise: Spending season upon us
• 20 votes give Vandegrift CSD seat
• Former Doolittle congressional aide found guilty
• Stores stretch hours to reach customers
• Christmas tree lighting illuminates Town Center
• Gotelli returns to share Christmas collection
• A Word to the Wise: The continuing adventures of a wannabe cook
• 'Christmas Carol' is high-flying fun
• Admitted teen murderer back in court with alleged accomplice
• Editor's View: Blues riffs raise funds
• Walgreen's is first tenant slated for new retail center
• Bistro 33 expanding to add dance floor
• A Word to the Wise: Garage visitor reignites feelings for felines
• Local theater options abound this weekend
• Hundreds turn out for blues benefit
• Child porn collector faces 10 years
• Lady Trojans eliminated by St. Francis
• Jury convicts ex-Doolittle aide in corruption case
• Do you suffer from Potter mania?
• Rachel's Recipes: Cooler weather means time for comfort food
• Oak Ridge cross country teams take second, advance to state meet
• Oak Ridge comes back in daylight, but loses 37-35
• Power outage pushes second half to Saturday
• El Dorado Hills race still too close to call
• Veteran recalls terrifying attack on Pearl Harbor
• Trojans eye section crown
• Looking for postseason success
• D'Agostini set to be new sheriff, inherits big challenges
• Oak Ridge volleyball begins title defense with win over Franklin
• Blues and Brews tunes up in El Dorado Hills
• Motorcyclists rev up engines for good cause
• Huber seeks to cut state's wasteful spending
• New CSD chief moving here from Colorado
• Computer whiz kids plug into mentor role
• Editor's View: Crazy election for locals
• Local mountain bike teams enjoy preseason jamboree
• A Word to the Wise: Learning life's lessons
• 'Treasure Island' gets high marks on the high seas
• El Dorado County to salute veterans
• Set clocks back tonight
• CSD race down to the wire
• Bulldogs' quick start lifts them over Trojans
• Trojans eliminated by Davis, 6-0
• Trojans aim for upset against Bulldogs
• Oak Ridge sweeps league meet
• Oak Ridge shuts door on Folsom senior night, season
• Fun run in the mud
• Gaines leads in state Senate special election
• El Dorado County Sheriff race neck and neck
• Election results as of midnight
• Editor's view: Sutter Street work to clear out -- sort of
• Suspect has a loner profile
• Pumpkins and costumes highlight Friday night event
• Oak Ridge water polo teams aim for strong playoff run
• Six vying for three El Dorado Hills CSD seats
• Voters hitting polls today
• Rachel's Recipes: Trying to achieve the 'perfect' chocolate cookie
• Tree removal topic of CSD meeting
• Top three horror remakes highlighted
• Two plays hitting local theater this weekend
• Lady Trojans upset Ponderosa in five
• Trojan soccer team needs win over Folsom
• Trojans beaten for the first time
• SF Giants legends visit El Dorado Hills
• Trojan water polo teams focus on postseason
• Wrong Marketplace printed and inserted in Telegraph
• County eyes deep cuts
• Kidnap suspect gets $10 million bail
• Four Weeks of Fright: El Dorado Hills garage goes from housing cars to lost souls
• Trojans inch closer to playoff berth with big win over Jesuit
• 'Mistress of Mayhem' picks her top five fright flicks
• These movies go bump in the night
• Editor's View: City council challengers find signs a tough sticking point
• A Word to the Wise: The courteous discourse continues
• Rachel's Recipes: Pomegranate-marinated pork sizzles on the grill
• L.A. fashion makes splash in El Dorado Hills
• Local author spotlights Hollywood beginnings
• Cops: predator assaults El Dorado Hills teen
• A Word to the Wise: Is cultural sensitivity really just hypocrisy?
• Oak Ridge plasters Ponderosa, 42-13
• Editor's View: City salaries are up for all to see
• A Word to the Wise: Prop. 19 is one toke over the line
• Quartetto Gelato to kick off community concert season
• Town Center holding on, but competition on the way
• Folsom Prison inmates do a good turn for students
• El Dorado County Sheriff hopefuls go on attack
• Oak Ridge defeats Folsom, 7-2, on the courts
• Trojan soccer team slips to 1-3 in Delta River League
• Trojans suffer first loss to Sheldon
• Oak Ridge can't overcome St. Francis, falls in four games
• EDH boys, 12, skatesboards over the competition
• 4 Weeks of Fright: Spranza the queen of Halloween
• Apple Hill a fall family tradition
• Renaissance Faire returns to Folsom
• Home and garden expo opens doors
• Folsom mom gets creative in the kitchen
• Trojans suffer first loss, fall to Sheldon, 32-30
• 4 Weeks of Fright: There's more than one kind of spirit at Yager's Tap House
• Folsom man third fastest visually impaired triathlete in North America
• Trojans off to .500 start in league
• Oak Ridge senior gains experience
• Oak Ridge loses heartbreaker to Ponderosa in four games
• Trojans rolling as league play begins Friday
• Concours cruise
• A Word to the Wise: Now is not the time to be undecided
• Folsom High movie connects past and present
• City council eyes lowering speed limits
• Inmates turn to farming to help zoo animals
• Popular salmon festival gets flushed
• Tostenson, Tucker lead Trojans to big win
• Editor's View: Day at the office takes editor afar
• Niello Concours rolls into Serrano
• Nutrition plays key role in an athlete's performance
• Trojans excel at Stanford, Portland
• Area biking advocates push for support to improve interchange
• Athletic Adams keeps opposing QBs on the run
• Music the icing at Rockin' Cupcake
• Schools facing tough times
• Folsom Live party rocks historic district
• New trail opening Oct. 1
• Filmmaker tells story of Folsom High School
• Flu shots coming for El Dorado Hills
• A Word to the Wise: Enjoy the new fall season, indoors and outdoors
• Folsom Police Chief hangs up badge
• Temporary Changes to User Content and Comments
• Recent road closures irritate locals
• 'American Idol' finalists hit Folsom stage
• Jackson Rancheria Casino brings night of game fun
• Learn the insider's secrets to Folsom Live
• Lady Trojans come from behind to beat Falcons in five
• Guitars get the artistic touch for Folsom Live
• Editor's View: Getting schooled on local schools
• Organizers: Construction won't detour Folsom Live
• 'All Sauced Up' wins barbecue competition
• Up and coming athlete
• Lady Trojans volleyball team improving
• Lady Trojans tennis team young, talented
• Trojans enter bye week a perfect 4-0
• License to drive fast
• Reporter gets more than expected on police ride-along
• Cops fire at fleeing suspect
• Library fair drops anchor at Village Green
• A Word to the Wise: Experiencing the lifelong connection of family
• Enjoy (and hide) your veggies in this summertime cake
• Past 'Idol' finalists bring Motown to Folsom
• Watchdog snaps at county over proposed policy deletion
• Witt's guilty plea may help Colver, according to attorney
• Folsom Police shoot at suspect following pursuit
• Trojans dismantle Golden Eagles, 44-24
• Teen enters guilty plea in mother's murder
• EDH CSD Newsletter - September 2010
• Teen crashes bike at Fam Jam and wins 'best trick'
• Workers find 'giant' rattlesnake near water plant
• Cops: Toddler burned with cigarette
• Thousands turn out for Cyclebration
• School Talk: There is gold in El Dorado County schools
• Editor's View: If acting bug bites, discover local theater
• Chefs, brothers, turn to 'concept' hot dogs
• Fantasy football leagues in full swing
• Trojans deep with depth
• Trojans next challenge: Del Oro on Friday
• Last line of defense
• DevilDriver strikes cord in Orangevale
• Veteran earns college degree at 77
• El Dorado County implements new shopping trend tool
• Railroad groups lay tracks for transportation festival
• Ribstock turns up the heat
• A Word to the Wise: Two little words help shape our lives
• Trojans roll over Lancers, 49-7
• Rocklin sweeps Oak Ridge in three games
• Trojans volleyball team looks to make another run at section title
• Big win over Rocklin gives Trojans momentum
• Riders to race on prison grounds
• El Dorado County opens up books to Serrano
• Local merchants hoping for turnaround
• Expert: Region to recover slowly
• Pirates at the Library Festival to dock Sept. 18
• Editor's view: Shoppers seek ways to spend
• A Word to the Wise: Read the labels before you read this
• Laughter continues to work for Folsom man
• The Telegraph wants to profile your up and coming athletes
• Staring down greatness
• From owners to renters, foreclosure is complete
• Rachel's Recipes: No need to fear the fiesta in this frittata
• Folsom salutes first responders
• Trojans take big step by knocking Rocklin
• Trojans upset Rocklin, 29-22
• Purported Jelly Belly bandit busted
• Trojan soccer team ready for new league
• Oak Ridge duo places seventh
• Trojans cruise by Eagles, 27-6
• Riot locks down prison for weeks
• 69 years later, Yokoi finds her way back to class
• Seniors kick up heels at center
• Flushing out funding uses
• Local man's exploits become basis for book
• It's time again to rifle through history
• Folsom rowers test the waters in Canada
• A Word to the Wise: Forget chicken soup, gardening feeds the soul
• Economy won't hit us, right?
• Trojans open with 27-6 win over Eagles
• 'American Graffiti' night to feature two of film's actors
• Mrs. California not your typical 'beauty queen'
• Ho'Down for Habitat offers ribs, music and fun
• Editor's View: Reader asks 'Whose side are you on?'
• Hotspur wins Gold Rush Classic
• Oak Ridge senior shocked to be racing abroad
• Trojans ready to compete in new league
• Vista, Oak Ridge kick off season on Saturday
• Reaching for fitness goals
• Series of events lead to financial crisis
• Putting herself on the map
• Concerts are music to El Dorado Hills' ears
• A Word to the Wise: Tunneling through the mysteries of life
• Rachel's Recipes: Fresh summer fruit makes it easy to cobble together dessert
• Cops nab Walmart bomb threat suspect
• Bank robbery in Cameron Park
• EDH girl twirls, struts to title
• Oak Ridge duo headed to Florida
• Soccer club kicks off season
• Tostenson's legs make him bigger weapon
• A wet start
• Survey: Folsom is tech hot spot
• From the classroom to the courtroom
• A Word to the Wise: Running toward a healthy future
• Editor's View: Is regional cooperation the wave of the future?
• Community concert season to start
• Firefighters blaze new trails in training
• Salary hike raises anger
• New saloon bucks economic blues
• Teen and boyfriend set for same trial in mother's murder
• Morning fire causes roof to collapse
• EDH CSD Newsletter - August 2010
• EDH artist hits state fair
• Meeting the Trojans
• Folsom cop, corrections officer to box Friday
• County to ax energy policy?
• Quick dip has proven deadly for three this summer
• Sheriff investigating own staff
• Passion for planes turns into hobby
• Editor's View: Readers respond to historic Folsom tunnel
• Golf camp a big hit in Folsom
• Local athletes enjoy proximity of Folsom triathlon
• Riding for a reason
• Soccer club honors fallen member
• Young doctor caught in the credit crunch
• A Word to the Wise: Getting away from it all isn't so easy
• Habitat for Humanity has a Ho'Down
• Dr. Seuss gets musical on Sutter Street
• Rachel's Recipes: Crisp cucumbers make for cool culinary delights
• Sheriff's not releasing names of deputies under investigation
• Pioneers open playoffs Thursday in Arcata
• Mansoor takes second in Masters 10,000-meter run
• Meet the Trojans on Saturday at Town Center
• Staying in sync
• Officer cleared in shooting of mentally unstable woman
• El Dorado County eyes more layoffs
• Supe's salary tops $238k with raise
• Five sheriff's employees under investigation for fraud
• City crews work to prevent sinkhole from opening under Riley
• 11-year-old dies after collapsing at football practice
• Children were included in the plan
• Editor's View: Spiders, snakes mark 50th birthday
• Merchants get creative in face of construction
• The more the merrier
• Mixer takes a walk on the wild side
• See what's in the closet at film debut Saturday
• Trail and rail users at odds over proposed plans
• El Dorado County: 'Retiring' into a balanced budget?
• Report: It could be a bumpy ride
• 'Honk' puts a new spin on old classic
• A Word to the Wise: Hey Folsom, can you spare some change?
• Door slams shut on dream home
• Editor's View: Bears, parties and deals make for full week
• Rachel's Recipes: Seasonal tomatoes top mouth-watering appetizer
• El Dorado legion baseball team eliminated from state tournament
• Heading east is best for West
• Editor's View: Senator will be missed by many
• Burgers, bistro earn wins for restaurateur
• Sanctuary offers animals a second chance
• Athletic grandma still going strong
• Sutter Street Grill serves award-winning breakfast
• Business dives deep for win
• Rockin' Frog Yogurt shop licks three categories
• Acorn Cafe serves up popular meals
• Suds Car Wash cleans up with readers
• Jr. Trojans football registration coming to a close
• En Garde -- art of fencing taught in El Dorado Hills
• Oak Ridge football team makes most of offseason workouts
• Scaling new heights
• A Word to the Wise: Here's the dirt on summer landscaping
• Supes tinker with charter
• Cops nab prison escapee
• Burke Junction train nearly restored
• Sen. Dave Cox dies at 72
• Sheppard heads out on the highway
• Editor's View: Whiskey Dawn to light up local pub
• A Word to the Wise: Farewell, for now, to two fine people
• Museum gets cozy with creative quilts
• Just chillin'
• Pioneers defeat Bighorns, 9-2
• EDH finished in all-star tournaments
• Oak Ridge grad preparing for next step
• Volleyball team among best in nation
• Sutter Street businesses feel the pinch
• Caples Lake boat launch gets rave reviews at EID meeting
• EDH CSD Newsletter - July 2010
• This Time, Hire the Most Experienced Realtor You Can Find
• EDH CSD Newsletter - June 16, 2010
• EDH CSD Newsletter - June 2010
• EDH CSD Newsletter - May 2010
• Sheriff Candidate Forum At El Dorado Hills Community Services District
• Gardens of The Hills - A garden and Art Tour
• EDH CSD Newsletter - March 2010
• EDH CSD Newsletter - February 2010
• EDH CSD Newsletter - January 2010
• Christmas Tree Recycling/Chipping
• EDH CSD Newsletter - December 2009
• El Dorado Hills Community Services District Newsletter - November 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - October 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - August/September 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - July 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - June 2009
• 2009 Free Summer Concert Series
• EDH CSD Newsletter - May 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - April 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - March 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - January 2009 Update
• EDH CSD Newsletter - January 2009
• EDH CSD Newsletter - December 2008
• El Dorado Hills Art and Wine Affaire

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