Roseville, CA News

• Roseville, CA News
• The Worlds Toughest Bicycle Race
• Roseville 2012- A success for the Roseville Chamber of Commerce
• Granite Bay freshman qualifies for State Meet in high jump
• Sculpture Park mosaics unveiled
• Know Stroke Signs to Get Immediate Help
• California Candy Festival tickets on sale June 1
• Police, fire simulate emergency gas leak in Roseville
• Roseville police respond to bomb threat at Wal Mart
• Rocklin grants for business deadline May 31
• Alumni football coming to Roseville
• Autism risk and fevers during pregnancy linked in study
• Woodcreek tops Rocklin twice, moves into Division II baseball final
• Down to last out, Woodcreek wins Division II section softball crown
• Multi Casuality DRILL on May 24th
• HP announces 8 percent reduction in workforce
• Eighth Annual Fred Biletnikoff Hall of Fame Golf Classic/ Raiders Tournament
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Did you know that on this day in 1784 Ben Franklin developed bifocal glasses? He...
• Valley Christian returns to Division VII title game in baseball
• State water leaders in Auburn tour American River
• Roseville State of the City Video 2012
• Woodcreek softball hammers Del Campo, advances to Division II final
• Roseville police warn of phony Microsoft tech scam
• WATCH: Roseville State of the City Discussion
• Social media: A powerful marketing tool for business
• Eureka district librarians spared from layoffs
• Locally fueled Sierra baseball falls in state final four
• Join us today for our third annual Safety Day and meet Rufus! Stop by with your...
• Car Wars: Toyota Camry vs. Nissan Maxima
• Roseville Crime (weekly update)
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Multi Casualty Drill is May 24 in Placer County
• Honda Fit remains a solid choice among subcompact vehicles
• Multi Casaulty Drill in Roseville May 24th
• CIty of Rocklin refund bonds
• Woodcreek wins its first section title in girls soccer
• Meet Peter Winkler: Part One
• Battling mosquitos in Roseville and Placer County
• State of the City: Roseville is one city, open for business
• Five Questions: 11-year-old dances his way to ballet gold
• Vote for the best businesses in Roseville and Granite Bay
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Wrestler Elliott, four others from Oakmont sign letters of intent
• Stop by and visit us at the Roseville Galleria and join us for the Second Annual...
• Have you signed up yet for our MyLifeStages Love Your Body Challenge? Watch this...
• Granite Bay pounds Rocklin, claims Division I section volleyball crown
• Weekend events in Roseville, Rocklin and Sacramento
• Twin Peaks Orchards honored for 100th anniversary
• Placer County Fair competition entry deadline is May 31
• Sierra College Engineering wins in Rube Goldberg Machine Competitions
• Woodcreek's Nogosek shuts out Bella Vista in Division II playoffs
• Woodcreek nips Bella Vista, awaits foe for Division II section girls soccer final
• Click it or Ticket to boost seat belt use--day and night
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Join us for our 4th annual "Never Too Early 2 Ride" March of Dimes event on June...
• How Roseville plans to pay for new Town Square
• Casting in Rocklin for Jeff Foxworthy game show
• Rocklin to host British Soccer Camp at Johnson-Springview
• Auburn Horse Camp June 18 - 21
• Public invited to workshop in Auburn May 24th
• Sierra College teams to battle for state titles
• Roseville grandfather arrested for possession of child porn released
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Crime log: Purse stolen from trunk, man arrested for harassing teen
• Get biking during the month of May!
• Don't forget to RSVP for our Stroke Community Discussion next Thursday, May 24 a...
• Join us on Friday, June 22nd for our third annual Safety Day and meet Rufus! St...
• Survivors' Run in Roseville at Maidu May 20th
• Roseville Crime Weekly Update
• Did you know that May is Better Hearing and Speech Month? We would like to rec...
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Biz Buzz: New ukulele shop adds color to Roseville Square
• Mark Your Calendars for Placer SPCA’s Pet Fest
• Woodcreek's underclassmen stand out at SFL finals
• Placer County to sell surplus equipment online
• Sacramento County Fair at Cal Expo May 24- 28
• Up to $30,000 in Short Sale Assistance
• Seven from Granite Bay, Roseville on Optimist volleyball rosters
• Teenager Grigsby benefits from 'one of them racing deals' in Roseville
• As part of National Stroke Awareness month and our previous post, here is the se...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Granite Bay shoots 363, wins section Masters golf title
• Silvers HR presents: Success in Safety – A Top-Down Approach to AB2774 & IIPP Workshop
• High School Students Show at Blue Line Gallery
• As a designated stroke center, we want to remind you that May is National Stroke...
• Happy Mother's Day to all our wonderful moms! In honor of the occasion, here ar...
• Grandfather of dead 2-year-old arrested on child porn charges
• 19-year-old jailed for attempted murder in stabbing
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• City breaks ground on Crabb Park
• Senior-heavy Oakmont fights to finish in loss to Bear River
• Penalty kick is enough for Oakmont soccer; Del Oro is next
• We are holding free community discussion for women about common gynecologic cond...
• Mazda Miata still the quintessential fun-loving convertible
• Granite Bay is nipped by Del Oro for Division II section tennis crown
• Playoffs next for Roseville teams in baseball, softball
• Governor Brown Declares May ‘California Small Business Month
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Member
• Join us for our 4th annual "Never Too Early 2 Ride" March of Dimes event on June...
• Do you feel like hitting the links for a good cause? How about attending a dinn...
• Did you know that National Nurses Week is May 6-12th? Do you know nurse who is...
• Sierra College, Boston Reed partner on healthcare training
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Annual Mother’s Day Weekend Berry Fest 2012
• Did you know that today, May 9th is National School Nurses Day? Join us in than...
• Join us on Friday, June 22nd for our third annual Safety Day and meet Rufus! St...
• American River Canyon featured in new book
• William Jessup Commencement at Adventure Christian May 12
• Home Prices to Rise
• Granite Bay wins back-to-back Division II section golf crowns
• Still no charges filed in death of Roseville 2-year-old
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• This week is National Hospital Week! Did you know that Sutter Roseville Medical...
• Strmiska pulls away to win Enduro 200 at Roseville speedway
• Woodcreek falls to No. 1 South Valley in playoff opener
• CKM Staffing invites you to Protect Yourself from Legal & Business Pitfalls
• Woodcreek's name is first to be engraved on District Cup trophy
• Harry Crabb Park Groundreaking Ceremony May 10, 2012
• RABPAC Endorses Kirk Uhler for District 4 Supervisor
• Did you know that today is National Teacher's Day? Do you have a favorite or sp...
• $66,500 to help support Placer County services
• TOP Soccer program comes to Placer region
• Granite Bay tops Roseville, clinches co-title, No. 1 seed in SFL
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Smash Mouth to play live at Placer County Fair
• As part of Stroke Month we are hosting a free healthy discussion. Join us on May...
• Blue Line Beach Bash is Back!
• Burn Day Information Now Available Online
• Do you know that we offer a Recreation and Respite program that is available to...
• Rocklin man shot in head during robbery in Chico
• Rocklin Community Festival opens Wednesday
• Creedence Clearwater Revisited at Thunder Valley June 2
• Woodcreek tops Granite Bay on penalty kicks
• Happy Cinco de Mayo! Did you know that Cinco de Mayo—or the fifth of May—commem...
• Report: Water flowing from mountains has minimal contaminants
• Lexus ES 350: Luxury sedan at an affordable price
• Thank You to Today’s New Member
• A whole day of free fun at Community Safety Day
• City’s Bi-Annual Board and Commission Recruitment
• What's the best burrito in Roseville?
• Do you know how to do the Heimlich Maneuver? Read this story about a local hero...
• Matt Redding Memorial Golf Tournament June 18
• LOL starring Miley Cyrus, Demi Moore opens in Rocklin
• Job Openings in Sacramento (weekly update)
• No Cinco de Mayo party at The Fountains in Roseville this year
• Biz Buzz: Counter is out, Jack's is in at The Fountains
• A whole day of free fun at Community Safety Day
• Roseville track returns to original start times; first green flag at 6:15
• Did you know that May is Awareness Month? The American Lung Association would li...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Woodcreek's youth movement not quite enough to stop Del Oro in SFL track finale
• Join us for our 4th annual "Never Too Early 2 Ride" March of Dimes event on June...
• Woodcreek falls short of SFL title but qualifies for girls soccer playoffs
• Roseville drivers -- are you ready for a roundabout?
• 4th Annual “RED Day” Set to Lend a Hand in Roseville and Rocklin
• Mayor's Cup June 1 at Woodcreek Golf Club
• Roseville bank robber strikes again
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Do you feel like taking a walk? If so, join us at the Greater Sacramento Arthri...
• Bidding Wars Return
• Roseville city officials lobby for water rights on Capitol Hill
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Woodcreek's Nogosek shuts out Nevada Union
• Inaugural Roseville District Cup brings together all five local high school track teams
• Former Roseville soccer star Bates makes a pit stop at home
• First-place Granite Bay hits in clutch; Meza closes door on Rocklin
• Voters Can Check Their Voter Registration Status Online
• Did you know that May is National Stroke Awareness Month? Did you also know tha...
• City's Bi-Annual Board and Commission Recruitment
• Biz Buzz: Placer job fair this weekend
• Roseville business owner earns small victory in ADA battle
• Congratulations to all who participated in the March of Dime's March for Babies!...
• Jury duty glitch causes traffic jam in Old Town Auburn
• A Flea Affaire May 19th in Granite Bay
• County water supplies at risk?
• Sustainable Resource Management Training May 21- 22
• Funds combat Placer County air pollution
• Jobs in Rocklin and Roseville (weekly update)
• Car smashes into fire hydrant in Roseville neighborhood
• Roseville city officials lobby for water rights on Capitol Hill
• Yomen celebrates spring, American Indian culture
• Roseville preschoolers cycle for St. Jude's
• PCWA Urges State Water Board to Protect Upstream Water Flows
• Couple Adopting Eastern European Child
• Controversial Acura ZDX exterior a selling point or not?
• Do you feel like taking a walk? If so, join us at the Greater Sacramento Arthri...
• Sac-Joaquin Section moves SFL schools to Division I
• Granite Bay graduates Burris, Wylie go to Raiders, Chiefs in NFL Draft
• Park named in honor of Fred Festersen, longtime resident
• PCWA Urges State Water Board to Protect Upstream Water Flows
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Legislative Committee Hearing of ADA Frivolous Lawsuit Reform POSTPONED to May 8
• Drs. Aghili and Mohammed show off our superDimension - the most advanced lung na...
• Roseville police searching for bank robber
• Did you know that today is National Administrative Professionals Day? Administr...
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes end today, April 27t...
• PCWA authorizes agreement with PG&E
• Man wanted in suspected rape
• Roman Porter named UAIC tribal administrator
• Do you recognize this bank robbery suspect?
• Debt cripples Roseville's St. John's School
• Thank you to Today’s Renewing Member
• Join us for our 4th annual "Never Too Early 2 Ride" March of Dimes event on June...
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes has only two days le...
• Join us on Friday, June 22nd for our third annual Safety Day and meet Rufus! St...
• Nissan Xterra an alluring buy for off-road crowd
• $6.9 million contract awarded for Cook Riolo Bridge
• Sierra Softball claim Conference Title
• Obiwan Kenobi arrested in Roseville for hit and run
• You’re Invited to Downtown Roseville’s Mobile Food Event
• Oakmont hosts free performance of 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Telefunken & Sierra College focus students on the future
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes has three days left!...
• Clean out your medicine cabinet for free drug take-back
• Woodcreek strikes against Granite Bay in soccer
• Lacrosse success increasing at Granite Bay
• Lindgren, Philpot win Modified twin 50s at Roseville speedway in no time
• Granite Bay's Low battles, comes up short in SFL tennis final
• Good hop for Roseville, bad hop for Woodcreek in SFL baseball
• When should elderly drivers give up the keys?
• Rocky Ridge center to get new anchor store
• Roseville kid wins California Spelling Bee
• St. John's School in Roseville to close
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes has only four days l...
• Home Prices are Increasing
• Roseville moves forward on plan for full-service hotel
• See video of our recent March of Dimes rummage sale held this past Saturday. Th...
• See story highlighting our own volunteer, Jessie Chambers. On behalf of Sutter...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Roseville Chamber of Commerce Invites Chamber and Community Members to Visit the French Riviera
• Did you know that it is National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week, April 22...
• Roosters Men’s Grooming Center Receives Warm Welcome in Roseville
• Eureka District not pursuing charter status
• Please join us in thanking all of our Neurodiagnostic professionals for National...
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes, begins today Monday...
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes, begins tomorrow Mon...
• Do you feel like taking a walk? If so, join us at the Greater Sacramento Arthri...
• Today's the day! Join us for our annual March of Dimes rummage sale today, Apri...
• Did You Know... That April is Distracted Driver Awareness Month? The National...
• ADA Reform Hearing Date Set!
• California Interscholastic Federation names Roger Blake new executive director
• Bella Vista stops Oakmont's baseball win streak at six
• Woodcreek can't stop bat, arm of Del Oro's Courage
• Deep Oakmont runs, jumps and hurdles to 15-0 record in CVC
• Valley Christian's Shaw rips three hits, allows none, strikes out 13
• Ssshhhhh! Our Silent Auction to benefit the March of Dimes, begins on Monday, A...
• Got Stuff? Want Stuff? Join us on Saturday, April 21st at our annual March of...
• Orvis Announces FREE Fly Fishing Clinics in Sacramento and Roseville, CA: Every Saturday and Sunday, May - July, 2012
• Organization serving Roseville vets gets recognition from Obama
• Three from Roseville listed on state tax delinquency list
• City Council approves new dog park site in west Roseville
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Roseville fire managers can now make more money
• Join us for our 4th annual "Never Too Early 2 Ride" March of Dimes event on June...
• Got Stuff? Want Stuff? Join us on Saturday, April 21st at our annual March of...
• Thank You to Today’s New Member!
• Got Stuff? Want Stuff? Join us on Saturday, April 21st at our annual March of...
• Cheers for our volunteers! In honor of National Volunteer Week, we extend a spec...
• Did you know that his week, April 15-21st is National Volunteer Week? Establish...
• Roseville City Council to consider amendment to food truck ordinance
• Roseville City Council to consider amendment to food truck ordinance
• Today is the day, join Americans across the county in making future healthcare d...
• Fans await Sammy Hagar's restaurant in Roseville
• Showmasters Entertainment Invites You to their Events!
• Thank You to Today’s New Members!
• Roseville police warn of Craigslist rental scam
• Man arrested on DUI after running dirt bike into tree in west Roseville
• Roseville pounds NU twice in softball
• Granite Bay golf rolling, Woodcreek fighting for postseason berth
• Biz Buzz: New boutique to help fund multicultural dance troupe
• Family builds team for Roseville Relay for Life
• Tobin wants to bring integrity to Placer County
• Roseville officer is cop, coach, communicator
• Celebrate Your Taste in Auburn on April 27th
• Reforms will end job-killing lawsuits
• Casting call in Roseville May 7th
• Six arrested in burglaries
• Granite Bay needs nine innings to beat Woodcreek
• 5th Annual Celebrate the Earth Festival
• Thank you to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Vehicle crashes into Granite Bay post office
• Granite Bay High School holds March to Make a Difference
• Did you know that today is National Healthcare Decisions Day? Join Americans ac...
• VARIS, LLC Selected By State of Colorado For Hospital DRG Retrospective Claims Review
• Infiniti G37 Coupe, good looks and strong performance
• Do you feel like taking a walk? If so, join us at the Greater Sacramento Arthri...
• Faith, family and chocolate key in lifelong battle
• Announcing Enterprise Rent-A-Car Driven by Driver Please!
• Woodcreek ACL injury prevention program working ... knock on wood
• Woodcreek lacrosse is runner-up in San Diego's Jam by the Sea tourney
• Granite Bay's volleyball thunder is too much for Rocklin
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Roseville man gets four years for fraud
• Fire Training in Downtown Roseville Saturday April 14th
• 5 Questions: Woodcreek grad hits the road on reality TV show
• Supreme Court Issues Decision on Meal/Rest Periods
• Roseville fire drills cancelled
• Fire Training in Downtown Saturday April 14th
• Please join us at our upcoming March of Dimes golf tournament on Friday, May 11t...
• Atheist group hosts For the Bible Tells Me So at Sierra College
• Free parenting class Active Parenting For Teens
• Miners Ravine Trail temporarily closed
• Restraining order filed against Roseville mom suspected of murder
• Roseville formalizes partnership with Sac State
• Join us for our 4th annual "Never Too Early 2 Ride" March of Dimes event on June...
• Open casting call in Roseville for TV sitcom pilot
• Rotary Club of Roseville wins Prestigious Award
• See recent story in the Roseville Press Tribune about a local Rocklin family's ‘...
• Roseville Theatre Arts Academy calling all singers
• Did you know that Monday, April 16th is National Healthcare Decisions Day? Join...
• Earth Day celebration in Rocklin
• Access To Care Fair in Roseville April 21st
• Brewfest in Rocklin at Sunset Whitney June 9th
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Do you feel like taking a walk? If so, join us at the Greater Sacramento Arthri...
• Three bunnies abandoned outside Placer SPCA in Roseville
• Suspected drunk driver arrested after Roseville injury accident
• T.G.I. Fridays set to reopen next week in Roseville
• Foreclosure Settlement Finalized
• Giants send Roseville native Susac to San Jose
• Woodcreek, Granite Bay athletes win field events at Stanford Invitational
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• It's over but not easy for Wills in Egggstravaganza Enduro at Roseville speedway
• Assistant coach provides net gains for Woodcreek tennis team
• Personal stories keep Roseville Relay going
• Roseville man rides for a cause
• Practitioners heal -- with music
• New solar water heating rebate available for Roseville’s PG&E customers
• Please join us at our upcoming March of Dimes golf tournament on Friday, May 11t...
• Uhler wants to ensure long-term viability of county
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• 2012 Lexus LS 460: Luxury sedan at a reasonable price
• 2012 Roseville Memorial Day 10K/5K
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Please extend a warm welcome to Sutter Medical Group’s newest family medicine ph...
• Roseville mom arrested in child's death released
• County Looking To Fill Vacancies On Charter Review Committee
• Noted Author and Entrepreneur, Peter Sims, to Keynote Roseville 2012
• Free Medication Take-Back Day
• Burglary suspect jailed in Placer Couny
• Evans helps others with disabilities
• Roseville 2012 set for May 18th
• Another miracle March for Placer County water supply?
• Assault with a deadly weapon charge in Auburn rage attack
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Writers, bookworms converge at Storybook Festival
• Punishment for fight at JV baseball game needs to be heavy
• Roseville church brings Jesus's Last Supper to life
• Did you know that today, April 6th is Drowsy Driver Day here in California? The...
• Oakmont finds its swing on way to third place in Montes/SureWest tourney
• Woodcreek stays unbeaten, wins Montes/SureWest JV crown
• Son accused of murdering father in Roseville pleads 'not guilty'
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Tonight is the night! Join us for a few laughs at our 3rd Annual Comedy Event "...
• Task force: Roseville prime location for university
• Roseville mother arrested for murder of 2-year-old daughter
• Roseville mom suspected of murdering daughter
• Traumatic brain injury support group in Roseville
• 2012 Lexus CT 200 hybrid: No real competition
• Whitney Oaks Golf Club sold to Indian Tribe
• Roseville Electric's Business Energy Efficiency Program Wins CMUA Award
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• UC Davis MBA Program partners with the Roseville Chamber to Waive Application fees
• Please welcome Melissa Johnson, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. to Sutter Medical Group’s Obste...
• Who has the best sandwich in Roseville?
• Roseville police seek gas station burglar
• More Fireside chats are in future for new bowling center owner Steve Cook
• SureWest baseball tourney is a sure thing every year
• Egggstravaganza to reveal the sunny side of Roseville speedway's new fan interaction
• See recent video regarding the Placer 9-1-1 campaign on KCRA 3, Sacramento, CA h...
• Roseville resident punched in face by home burglar
• As a designated heart attack center, we are pleased to participate in the Placer...
• Roseville accident victim seeks anonymous firefighter who saved his life
• Run 4 Roseville helps put technology in schools
• Did you know that April 2-8 is National Public Health Week? Every year, chronic...
• Roseville police warn: Don't fall victim to scam artists
• Did you know that April is National Donate Life Month? Every year, thousands of...
• Roseville Public Library and Maidu Museum & Historic Site Upcoming Events
• Two Roseville bomb threats turn out to be April Fool's Day pranks
• Rain cancels opening night at All American Speedway
• Easter Egg hunt a success despite rainy weather
• Do you know when to call 9-1-1?
• Crime log: Police recover stolen vehicles, REC center burglarized
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Roseville looks to fill $4 million operating deficit
• NASCAR tracks in Roseville, Stockton join forces
• Woodcreek hits back, tops Roseville in SFL softball rematch
• Roseville's Cunha earns Sac-Joaquin Section Lacky/CSEA Scholarship
• Networking 2.0: From Contacts to Contracts
• Oakmont soccer searches for offense in rebuilding year
• 5 Questions: Roseville roller derby girl gets a rush from her sport
• Did you know that today is National Doctors' Day! Please join us in thanking ou...
• Local dog makes it on national TV
• Dr. Yee, Sutter Medical Group urologist, demonstrates how our da Vinci system wo...
• Golf Classic April 20 at Timber Creek
• Tommy Apostolos Fund Dinner Dance April 28th
• Join Tommy Apostolos for the 22nd Annual Dinner Dance
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• William Jessup University announces new online Job Board
• Motorcyclist injured in Roseville traffic collision
• Robyn Raphael named Woman of the Year
• Did you know that today is National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day? March 29th...
• Is crime in Roseville up or down?
• Crime Rate in Roseville Dropping Steadily
• Changes at Placer County Fairgrounds following Grand Jury report
• Supes vote to use eminent domain to complete Auburn Folsom widening project
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Drivers offer tips on how to conserve gas
• Help support the March of Dimes and laugh too! Join us for "Laughs for Babies"...
• Jobs in Sacramento (update)
• Did you know that it is National Health Information Professionals Week? Health I...
• See article in the Sac Bee featuring our own Dr. Taggard, Sutter Rehabilitation...
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Member
• Drivers offer tips on how to conserve gas
• Union Pacific yard in Roseville plays key role in national transportation of goods
• Roseville tennis splits four matches in busy week
• Spring sports profile: Defense is key for shorthanded Granite Bay in soccer
• Granite Bay dominates Nolan Invitational volleyball
• Connectionopolis: Pinterest: “More Than Just a Fad, It’s the Future”
• Man from Cool dies in solo crash on I-80 near Rocklin
• Rocklin Chamber honored for Walk and Talk
• Rocklin Community Festival returns May 9- 13
• Crime log: Convenience store clerk beaten, items stolen from home
• Rocklin man in critical condition after altercation at the Galleria
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Roseville mayor participates in Mayors for Meals campaign
• Around the Clock: A day in Roseville- exhibit at Blue Line Gallery
• Suspected driver in Auburn I-80 tow-truck death arrested
• County seeks to fill committee vacanies
• Mountain Mandarin Festival / NABA Scholarships
• People with Fibromyalgia aren't crazy
• Museums of the Sierra Nevada eJournal
• Nissan Rogue: compact SUV priced right, but lacks performance
• Sutter Rehabilitation Institute information table at the Walk for Thought, held...
• Sutter Roseville Team for Walk for Thought, to raise awareness on traumatic brai...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Stunning start in SFL: Roseville tops Woodcreek, and vice versa
• Triples-happy Oakmont bombs Kennedy in softball
• Placer Valley Tourism April Newsletter
• Human skeletal remains found near Roseville golf course
• Gavin from The Wake Up Call morning show on 107.9 recently attended a series of...
• Granite Bay pounds Jesuit, hosts big volleyball tournament today
• All Inclusive Second Chance Prom
• Rocklin British Soccer Camp this summer
• Cesar Chavez Youth Leadership Conference in Roseville
• Skeletal remains found near Morgan Creek
• Roseville mayor participates in Mayors for Meals campaign
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Miss the Workshop?
• Third-party audit for Roseville shows efficiency, room for improvement
• New changeable message signs to be installed
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• A Touch of Understanding celebrates 15 years in Granite Bay
• Sutter Rehabilitation Institute is an acute care facility specializing in recove...
• A Touch of Understanding celebrates 15 years in Granite Bay
• New changeable message signs to be installed
• Tow truck driver hit on I-80 near Auburn
• Roseville racer likes a little salt with his speed
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Roseville City Councilman Allard Hosts “Community Coffee”
• General Contractors connect with SubContractors & Small Businesses
• Did you know that today is the first day of Spring 2012? Here is some factoids...
• Community 1st Bank Welcomes LaDuca-Boose as New Assistant Vice President of its Mortgage Department
• Unbeaten Roseville wraps up nonleague soccer blitz
• Roseville snowboarder dies at Sugar Bowl
• Faster short sales?
• Fire severely damages Granite Bay home Monday
• All-America wrestling honor eludes Granite Bay grad Loder
• Roseville sweeps up competition at Antelope volleyball tournament
• Woodcreek starts busy week with shutout in softball
• Snowboarder dies at Sugar Bowl
• Shoppers react to Roseville shooting
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Name of Roseville shooting victim released
• March is still Colorectal Cancer Awareness month and its not too late to get you...
• Storms ease Placer County water supply concerns
• Buick LaCrosse hybrid an entry-level luxury sedan
• One dead, two hurt in Roseville shooting
• 3 shot, 1 killed in Roseville shooting near Galleria
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Maidu Little League dedicates field in memory of Roseville boy
• 5 Questions: Cookie sales more than a fundraiser for Roseville Girl Scout
• Family cars and stock cars under one roof in Roseville
• Nothing rank about this: Woodcreek softball is No. 1 in the state
• Storming Granite Bay, Roseville stay unbeaten in volleyball
• Use caution when disposing fireplace ashes
• Did you know that Pulmonary rehab week is March 11-17? Here's more information...
• Prius c Launch Kicks Off with Strong Sales
• Reward offered in school burglary
• John Adams Academy gets new play structure, learning center
• Local dance studio to showcase Irish dance on St. Patty's Day
• Auburn man pleads guilty to robbing Roseville Chase Bank
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Thief steals Oakmont drama program money
• Sacred City Derby Girls Presents Season Opener- Double Header
• Roseville officials to residents: Conserve water
• Northstar's Shaun White, Hight take gold at U.S. Open halfpipe event
• Hall of Fame nominations sought by WAA
• Death Penalty Repeal Forum in Rocklin April 11th
• Thunder Valley bolsters summer concert series
• Wet weather factor in head-on collision
• Did you know that today is National Registered Dietitian Day? As part of Nation...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Hundreds shave heads at St. Baldrick’s in Roseville to raise money for childhood cancer
• Rocklin man, 72, arrested for lewd conduct
• Man arrested for lewd act in Sierra College restroom
• City urges water customers to continue to use water wisely
• Maidu, Roseville West, Woodcreek little leagues open season
• Thank You To Today’s Renewing Members
• Roseville baseball teams go heavy on the seasoning
• Valley Christian's Gish is MVP of the Sac Metro Athletic League again
• Hall of Famer Chris Mullin visits Galleria Mall in Roseville
• Valley Christian pitching shuts down Foothill, Rio Linda
• Roseville water customers urged to continue to use water wisely
• Former Mayor to Help Roseville Business Development
• Join The Limited for their Grand Opening Celebration at Westfield Galleria at Roseville
• South Placer Adult Correctional Facility may not open until 2014
• Roseville has paid nearly $3.3 million in overtime for 2011-12 fiscal year
• Did you know that Pulmonary rehab week is March 11-17? Pulmonary rehabilitation...
• Rental History to Help Home Buyers
• Workshops Explain Roseville Electric's Long Term Energy Needs
• Placer Economic Summit features Sutter Roseville Medical Center, CEO Patrick R....
• Crime log: Stranger loiters in backyard, 'doorbell ditchers' playing pranks
• Did you know that March is National Nutrition Month? Do you know what's on your...
• Stanford Ranch burglary leads to arrest of teens
• Annual conference at William Jessup March 22
• Activist Donohue started Sarah Jane Brain Foundation
• Sewage treatment vote in Auburn
• Whitney Oaks burglary lands local pair in jail
• Hundreds shave heads at St. Baldrick's in Roseville to raise money for childhood cancer
• 2012 Ford Edge offers peppy turbocharged option
• Eureka Union School District issues librarians pink slips
• Keller Williams Announces Exciting Open House
• Roseville teens compost school's food scraps
• Five Questions: Organizer dishes on Roseville Celebrity Chili Cook-off
• Happy Birthday, Mom! Roseville's Reece no-hits Pioneer
• Free ADA Compliance Workshop
• Woodcreek, Oakmont knock off section powers in softball
• Sprouts, Sunflower farmers markets announce plans to merge
• Roseville, San Bernardino school deadlock 0-0 in softball
• Three Roseville little leagues open season March 10
• Join us for an educational opportunity brought to you by the Sutter Roseville Me...
• Join us for the March of Dimes Pub Crawl! Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 1:00 pm Co...
• Roseville Square turns 50 this month
• Galleria to Host Easter Bunny, Egg Hunt
• Did you know that each year more than 140,000 people are diagnosed with colon ca...
• Roseville Electric to hold public workshops on renewable energy plan
• Council moves forward on new trail in Roseville
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Join the Westfield Galleria for their St. Baldricks Event Saturday
• Short Sale Benefit to Expire
• Community 1st Bank welcomes LaDuca-Boose
• Placer County seeks oversight board applicants
• Love Your Body Week begins March 19th
• ADHD causes to be discussed at free lecture
• Fashion show raises funds for Zafia's Family House
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Have You Received a Robocall from Roseville Electric?
• Placer County Water Update
• FREE eWaste & Document Shredding Fundraiser for Feed The Children
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Oakmont's Garcia breaks 3,000 record at Sac State Classic
• Granite Bay grad Loder earns return trip to NCAA Championships
• Roseville's Crabb, Yuba College are headed to state final four
• Did you know that in addition to being Colon Rectal Cancer awareness month, it i...
• Volunteer Opportunities with Placer County
• City View: Take a stand - join Neighborhood Watch
• We are proud of our staff and our partnership with March of Dimes!
• PRIDE Industries Job Training For At-Risk Young Adults
• John Piches to retire from Veterans Board
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Board of Supervisors Approves Updated Granite Bay Community Plan
• Who's got the best pizza in town?
• Roosters Men’s Grooming Center to Open in Roseville
• See recent article regarding the difficulty patients face after a Traumatic Brai...
• Oakmont wrestler Elliott settles for second at state championships
• 2012 Nissan Sentra: Competent compact sedan faces stiff competition
• Placer County wrestlers work overtime on day one at state meet
• Westfield Galleria at Roseville expands Wi-Fi coverage
• Eureka Union School District hires new interim superintendent
• Case of Roseville tattoo artist accused of sex crimes declared mistrial
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• The March issue of Comstock’s magazine features an article, “Head-Turning Techno...
• Granite Bay's Roth vaults onto world stage
• Woodcreek lacrosse starts with sweep of Redding, Chico
• Bill McAnally Racing – NAPA Auto Care Grand Opening Celebration
• Roseville graduate Crabb helps lead Yuba College into regional basketball final
• Sacramento Police Department needs your help!
• Roseville Brewing Company celebrates grand opening
• Bridal Faire by GoldCountryBride.com
• Banks prefer short sales to foreclosure
• Sammy's Rockin' Island Bar & Grill coming to downtown Roseville
• Roseville school board votes to close Sierra Gardens
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Sutter Roseville Medical Center Welcomes Leap Year Baby!
• Did you know that March is National Colon Rectal Cancer Awareness Month? Hear fr...
• Free listing of all public performances in South Placer County
• Teachers and volunteers benefit from Soroptimist Awards
• Sierra Journal submission deadline nears
• Anton Chekhov plays performing at Sierra College
• Avalanche near Stanford Rock, search and rescue underway
• Happy Leap Year Day. Here is some fun information about Leap years and how it c...
• Roseville welcomes Leap Day baby
• John Burton speaks to Roseville Democrats
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Auburn State Recreation Area funding agreement
• Granite Bay Community Plan unanimously approved
• Colorectal Cancer: Importance of preparation and prevention
• Marijuana DUIs focus of March 27th event
• City View: Use caution when disposing fireplace ashes
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Granite Bay rugby continues to grow
• Granite Bay grad leads Jessup in final collegiate game
• Roseville schools on Raley Field baseball schedule
• Bucks for Bikes – Get on the road with a new commuter bike!
• What's your favorite memory of Roseville High School?
• Alumni share memories of Roseville High School
• St. Baldrick’s Event–Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Ski report: Fresh powder at Lake Tahoe ski resorts
• I-80 / SR 65 Interchange Improvement Project
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Young Professionals Happy Hour This Thursday
• ICSC South Placer Franchise Conference This Friday- FREE
• Pearl Harbor survivor to lecture in Grass Valley
• Grant will boost sheriff department's capabilities
• Frivolous disability access lawsuits targeted
• Nissan Murano stands out in midsize crossover class
• Rocklin burglary suspect jailed on felony charges
• Inaugural Grub Crawl raises money for Roseville City School District Foundation
• Valley Christian is beaten on the boards in loss to Ripon Christian
• Oakmont's Elliott, Santos win section Masters championships
• Mosquito activity on the rise during warm weather
• Franchise business conference at Thunder Valley
• Tap is open at Roseville Brewing Company
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Visit and Shop at the Renovated Roseville Arts Gift Shop
• Ludy’s Main Street BBQ & Catering Drops off Lunch for the Roseville Chamber
• Roseville coffee shop brewing it up for Beer Week
• Join the Arden Fair Kids Club March 3rd 12pm - 3pm as the Sacramento Kings hosts...
• Walking is a step in the right direction
• William Jessup enrollment approaching 1,000 students
• County Water Agency February Update
• Local soccer star heads to CSU Fullerton
• Westfield Galleria walking club heads for strong start
• Rocklin goats and sheep return
• Woodcreek's Gomez, six other locals guaranteed berths in State Meet
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Did you know that we use Core Measures and Blue Ribbon Team II (BRT II) Recommen...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Roseville school goes on lockdown after police pursuit
• Son arrested for the murder of Chris Northam
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Season ends for young Valley Christian girls team
• Woman passing counterfeit bills wanted by police
• Ex-wife and son arrested in Rocklin man's murder case
• Oakmont achieves goal of playoff berth but falls to Vanden in first round
• Roseville VFW honors students, first responders and teachers
• City View: Stay fire safe indoors this season
• Kaiser launches walking club in Roseville
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Oakmont's Elliott evens score with Del Oro's Branum
• The Hero Next Door: Placer SPCA Seeks Nominations for 2012 Hero Awards
• Comeback victory helps Oakmont girls get into basketball playoffs
• Three-time champ, teen make up Antelope's McAnally team for NASCAR series
• 2012 Roseville Celebrity Chili Cook Off
• Men's grooming is booming
• Rocklin and Roseville Job Openings
• New Roseville fire chief to be sworn in Friday
• Roseville to reconsider marijuana smell nuisance
• 2012 Dodge Charger: A muscle car with some civility
• Del Oro's Branum, Oakmont's Elliott on collision course in Division II wrestling meet
• Save-a-life Saturday
• Do you feel like walking for a good cause? Join our team at Sutter Health for t...
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Oakmont drops third in a row, skids into playoffs
• Letter-of-intent signings continue at Roseville
• Homebuilder comes through for Roseville family
• Roseville breaks ground on new fire station
• Roseville Celebrity Chili Cook-Off March 16th
• Rocklin resident arrested following chase
• Roseville expects to end 2012 fiscal year in the black
• Thank You to Today’s New Members!
• Stay informed on what’s going on in your community
• Roseville purchases property for "riverfront" development
• Harris & Bruno Names Director of Strategic Operations and Human Resources
• Roseville breaks ground on new fire station
• If you or someone you know has Heart Failure, the following tips will help you a...
• Del Oro pounds Roseville to clinch SFL basketball crown
• Granite Bay holds off Rocklin, heads to Del Oro on Friday
• Free Social Media Marketing seminar in Roseville
• Thank You to This Week’s Renewing Members…so far!
• mPower Placer invites you to sharpen your marketing skills
• Roseville wins Tree City USA Award for 30th Year
• Arrests in strong-arm robbery and burglary
• New Roseville DMV office in the works
• Placer SPCA opposes repeal of animal adoption mandate
• Fast times (and more) at Speed Factory in Roseville
• Police arrest group suspected of robbery, burglary
• It is Day # 2 of Heart Failure Awareness Week! Do you know what the main risk f...
• Roseville police arrest two for home invasions
• Woodcreek preps hold baseball clinic for little leaguers
• Roseville area qualifies 39 wrestlers for Division II section meet
• Another View: Master AGvocates plant a seed
• Local men arrested on burglary charges
• The week of February 12th-18th marks National Heart Failure Awareness Week. The...
• Fish and Game Commission rejects DFG proposal on striped bass changes
• Rocklin man considered armed and dangerous
• Rocklin assault with a deadly weapon and burglary
• Toyota Highlander: Smart choice for family-friendly SUV
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Member
• Suspected Granite Bay 'door-kick' burglar caught
• 5 Questions: Veteran's pen as mighty as his sword
• Woodcreek's Pink Zone gets bigger and bigger
• Roseville district postpones Sierra Gardens vote
• Bucks for Bikes in Placer County
• Placer County Sheriff's Office honored
• 70 year old arrested on sexual child abuse charges
• Granite Bay burglary suspect arrested
• Blue Line Gallery presents Gregory Kondos and Shimo
• Seven Roseville-area football players to receive scholar-athlete honor
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Westfield Galleria at Roseville to host Valentine’s Day Family Fun Event
• 20 year old arrested in Wells Fargo bank robbery
• Streaking Nevada Union takes down Granite Bay in SFL basketball
• Garcia carries Roseville to OT win over Rocklin
• Eagles' transition game clipped by Woodcreek in loss
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Motivate Your Employees Beyond The Paycheck
• Roseville bank robbery suspect placed phony 911 call
• Thunder Valley concert schedule ramps up
• Run Rocklin April 15th at Johnson Springview Park
• Roseville Press Tribune welcomes new publisher
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Former Roseville coach adds some Pop to son's Bella Vista basketball program
• Diane Sobkowitcz, M.D. Sutter Independent Physicians cardiologist, talks about t...
• Granite Bay graduate Loder now 27-2 for Northern Iowa wrestling
• Valley Christian basketball rolls over Country Day
• Roseville black belt finds martial arts school at school
• Roseville police join task force to crack down on metal thieves
• Wells Fargo bank robbed in Roseville
• See segment featuring Go Red at Macy's and our Sutter Health Heart & Vascular In...
• Thank you to Today’s Renewing Members!
• Consolidated Communications to Acquire SureWest Communications (Official Press Release)
• See article from Erin Shaw, M.D., Sutter Medical Group pediatrician on when to t...
• Roseville Firefighters Local 1592 Charitable Crab Feed
• Artists Invited to Participate in Clay Competition and Exhibition
• Sac Town Throwdown
• See recent article from Dr. Reetu Sharma, SRMC cardiologist, on How to Control R...
• SureWest sold to Consolidated Communications
• Phone Line Has Updates On Road Closures At Railroad Crossings
• 3 arrested at Rocklin hotel following search
• Granite Bay comes back for SFL basketball victory over Woodcreek
• Stabbing at hotel leads to arrest of 45 year old
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• 'The Grey' is much more than an action movie
• ICSC South Placer Franchise Conference
• Calling all chocoholics!
• Bucks for Bikes - Get on the road with a new commuter bike!
• Join Suter Heart & Vascular Institute, the American Heart Association and Arden...
• Oakmont opens second half with basketball win over Rio Linda
• 8 residents saved, carbon monoxide detector credited
• Mardi Gras Weekend in Nevada City
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members!
• Roseville's Cunha, a backup in 2010, parlays a record-breaking senior year into a scholarship
• Roseville police say pranks could turn deadly
• Tom McClintock wants Granite Bay post office named for Victor Dew
• Roseville REC Center looking for Community Leaders
• Roseville City Council considers changes to dog licensing
• Granite Bay tops Woodcreek in wrestling, locks up berth in section team duals
• Roseville Fire Department is bringing back Kids Fire Camp 2012
• Ginger’s Restaurant says Thank You with 50% off Offering
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members!
• Eight Granite Bay student-athletes sign letters of intent
• Union Pacific embarks on its 150th birthday anniversary in 2012
• Vote for the cutest baby!
• Video sneak peek at William Jessup expansion
• City View: Show off your poetic powers
• The saga of Roxy the dog
• What's Happening: Empty Bowls
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• These former military men enjoy their flying machines
• Betting on sporting events illegal in Calif.
• Running red lights continues to play role in traffic collisions
• It's baseball orientation week for freshmen
• Jessup Provides Sneak Peek at $17 Million Expansion Project
• Top speedway rookie picks up Pro Series West dates
• Antelope tops Division II in section power ratings
• School Bulletin: Roseville students learn about entrepreneurship
• Kaiser workers on strike
• How to Keep You and Your Business Safe
• Stand Up and Sing
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Marcus Reed appointed Roseville’s next Fire Chief
• New Study Offers Snapshot of Area’s Workforce, Employment Trends
• Eurythmy workshop offered by Cynthia Hoven of Aikido and Healing Arts Center
• Dyslexia didn't stop psychologist
• PEACE for Families promotes Denise Lipscomb
• Family-friendly Toyota Venza difficult to categorize
• Rocklin Burglary Suspect Arrested
• Roseville announces new fire chief
• 5 Questions: Actor tackles numerous roles
• Parents campaign to keep school open
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Reed appointed Roseville’s next Fire Chief
• Congratulations to James Conforti, CEO of Sutter affiliate Memorial Medical Cent...
• Roseville misses at buzzer; Woodcreek has first SFL win
• Del Oro soars over Granite Bay from opening tip
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members!
• Reminder: Don’t Miss The Granite Bay Energy Upgrade California Homeowner Workshop January 26, 2012
• Jason, host of The Wake of Call on 107.9, recently visited our Birthing Center....
• Roseville Chamber of Commerce Honors Outstanding Members and Installs New Chamber President and Board Members
• Allan Stone, 40 years of service honored by Rocklin Kiwanis
• Women arrested in credit card scam
• Eagles snag title away from Granite Bay
• Neighbor prevents home from catching fire
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Chamber Checkpoint: Denio's CEO to take helm tonight
• Sutter Heart & Vascular Institute invite you to Go Red for Women and attend our...
• Grizzlies forge lead, hold off Rocklin
• VCA scores 98 with father of 'System' looking on
• 6 feet of snow for Lake Tahoe ski resorts
• Del Oro takes down Roseville, takes over first in SFL
• Sleep apnea a cause for concern
• Find the diet that works with your lifestyle
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Members
• Blind Woodcreek wrestler has a golden goal
• T-wolves jump on Grizzlies early, coast to SFL victory
• Oakmont's Elliott, Santos place second at Brown Memorial
• Placer County Office of Elections To Hold a Free Candidate Workshop
• Workforce, employment trends snapshot report
• Buying Short Sales and Bank Owned Properties
• Sexes do battle at Oakmont High School
• Second Community Workshop Scheduled for I-80/SR 65 Interchange Improvements Project
• Roseville Rotary offers a paid trip to South Africa
• Trauma grounded Air Force Vet
• The dynasty continues for the Toyota Camry
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Oakmont's Padilla hits game winner against Bella Vista
• Traffic accident reported on Galleria Boulevard
• Thank you to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Best Chinese restaurants in Roseville and Granite Bay
• What's happening: Running School, theater and e-waste
• Cultivating a Cycle of Growth and Profitability
• Tigers' huge rally overcomes Grizzlies
• Valley Christian rolls over Sac Adventist
• Free Rocklin Citizens Academy applications
• Veterans graduate from Sierra College Energy Training
• Local water supplies threatened?
• Pain and pleasure at Olympic Marathon Trials
• Sacred City Derby Girls add three teams, one in Roseville
• Thank you to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members
• Greg Kondos brings art to Roseville
• Roseville braces for redevelopment projects at risk
• Brain Balance Achievement Center of Rocklin offers Free Parent Night
• Granite Bay, Del Oro to meet for first in SFL wrestling
• Blue Oaks Cinema sold to Cinemark
• Ready for a sugar detox? Here are some suggestions on how to stay just as sweet,...
• Woodcreek girls just don't have it in loss to NU
• Reception and Food Tasting at Maidu exhibit
• Juvenile pepper sprayed by Roseville police
• Thank you to Today’s New and Renewing Members
• Parents voice concerns on possible school closure
• The Wake Up Call DJs Jason and Gavin are having their baby boys at Sutter Rosevi...
• Learn Benefits from the Energy Upgrade California Program
• Sacred City Derby Girls Home Team Debut
• Del Oro uses big third quarter to beat Woodcreek
• Roseville tops Rocklin, now 2-0 in SFL
• Rocklin man goes missing
• City View: Get connected with the city of Roseville
• Council actions will help control employee pay
• Biz Buzz: Farnam to leave Westfield Galleria
• Thank You to Today’s New Member
• Roseville school hopes to turn corner in sports
• Oakmont converts at the line, wins on the road
• Roseville fire crews halt chlorine leak
• Shari of berry fame to produce new product in Roseville
• Want a FREE Cupcake?
• Children's ski or snowboard lessons: When is the best time?
• 2012 Mazda CX-9 attractive, agile and spacious
• Geoff Miller joins Community 1st Bank as Senior VP
• MLK Jr. day of service
• Wet weather expected to return this week
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Green Cabinet Presents; Clean Energy Sacramento
• Trying to overcome PTSD
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Victim who died in motorcycle crash from Roseville
• A California Indian Feast Exhibition Tour At Maidu Museum & Historic Site
• Brillington scores 34; Grizzlies top T-wolves in SFL opener
• Tigers use warmups to heat up, beat Nevada Union
• Motorcyclist killed on Pleasant Grove Boulevard
• Motorcyclist killed in traffic accident
• Resident's tip helps police nab catalytic converter thieves
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Roseville Will Host Second Largest CrossFit Competition
• (Olympic) Trial run for Roseville marathoner Tollefson
• Rocklin copper theft suspects arrested
• Rocklin Police Chief named PEACE for Families President
• Thieves strike Rocklin Catalytic Converters
• Young Timberwolves lack aggressiveness in loss to Rocklin
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Library books overdue? Take advantage of partial fee waiver
• Doctorate in Organizational Leadership offered by Brandman University
• US Cryotherapy offers discount on Living Social
• Wrong-way driver causes wreck on Highway 65
• OPEN-HOUSE EVENT: FREE YOGA, PILATES & BARRE CLASSES
• Strategic Defaults Growing
• District considering closing Sierra Gardens Elementary School
• Police use DNA to make arrest for burglary at Oakmont HS
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• New law could land more offenders on city streets
• It's anybody's race as SFL basketball begins
• Energetic Roseville wins final nonleague tuneup
• Roseville bowler Hulsenberg is named to Team USA
• High-speed pursuit ends in Roseville
• 2011 fall sports All-SFL and All-CVC teams
• See recent story from KCRA 3 regarding the Sacramento Kings recent visit to our...
• Your Favorite Peanuts Characters are Coming to Roseville!
• Roseville pair to appear on "Rachael Ray"
• How to improve your finances in 2012
• Vehicle rollover injures Roseville driver
• Money to support English learners goes unspent
• Rocklin Jobs (weekly update)
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Bandala Dental Group, Inc. to Host Open House
• Rocklin crime spree lands pair in jail
• Marinoble's fighter Griffin wins MMA welterweight pro belt Marinoble's fighter Griffin wins MMA welterweight pro belt Marinoble's fighter Griffin wins MMA welterweight pro belt
• 60 Rocklin home burglaries in 4 months
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members
• Lions roar into league play with blowout of Brookside
• Roseville Host Lions and Roseville Kiwanis Cracked Crab and Shrimp Feed
• Results: Roseville businesses want more visibility
• Fireworks booth applications available in Roseville
• Del Oro students build Tech-Explorer catapults
• PEACE for Families new Community Affairs Coordinator
• Jobs in Sacramento (weekly update)
• Tigers wrestle up, top Rocklin in SFL opener
• Thank You to Today’s Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Granite Bay's Wagner: Look, America - one hand
• See recent article on our sleep program featuring Dr. Khan. Do you have a teen...
• Speed Factory Now Open!
• Placer SPCA in search of larger facility
• Permit application for firework booths now available
• Future unclear for Roseville's redevelopment agency
• Grizzlies' Bertolino comes through with game on line
• Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) Draft Environmental Impact Report now available for review
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• Woman killed on Douglas Boulevard
• Falling Behind on Your Mortgage
• Chamber Checkpoint: South Placer biz community a 'strong and vibrant force'
• City View: Check out the Winter/Spring Recreation Guide
• Thank You to Today’s New and Renewing Roseville Chamber Members!
• See related story from Good Day Sacramento.
• Marinoble's fighter has the look of a champion
• Full speed ahead for Granite Bay graduate Wylie
• Riffice, 12, is runner-up in USTA winter nationals
• Free e-waste collection and document shredding event in Roseville; January 14, 2012
• Downtown businesses see growth in 2011
• Baby Adelaide Lovesee, born at 4:06 a.m. on Jan. 1, 2012, was the first baby bor...
• New Year's traffic accident takes one life
• New Laws for Motorists in 2012
• First baby born in 2012
• Rocklin stores cited for alcohol sales to minors
• Local men face charges in fraud case
• Northstar opens new Shaun White Superpipe
• Cold Woodcreek falls to Del Campo in Arnett final
• Valley Christian wins Watsonville title
• Granite Bay basketball camp to focus on scoring
• No welcome mat in Reno wrestling tournament
• Hillmen denied by T-Wolves
• Placer County Fair gets new manager
• Christmas tree disposal options in Roseville and Granite Bay
• New Location for Networking Breakfasts in 2012
• Parolees crash stolen truck in creek bed
• Baseline closed after chemical spill
• Do you have a weight loss resolution on your mind? The Sutter Express Care Lean...
• Car smashes into building - destroys business
• Press Tribune's top 11 stories of 2011
• This is one way to drill a hole in one
• Local wrestling programs moving onward, upward
• Woodcreek girls fourth in Oak Ridge tourney
• Man arrested in Roseville parking garage burglary
• Christmas Tree drop-off sites in Roseville
• Sutter Rehabilitation Institute expansion completed
• Water flows with completion of Auburn Ravine project
• Colfax getting fiber optic upgrade
• Catalytic converter thefts ignite investigation
• Sacramento falls to East Bay in Holiday Classic
• Berry Fest lawsuit settled
• Police get tough on metal recyclers
• Hit and run knocks down tree in old Roseville
• Oakmont girls go 3-0 for the week, win close one, blowout
• Tell us what you think of our website
• Move up is worth the weight for Elliott
• City purchases land for future conference center
• Man arrested after breaking into 'bait' car
• Westfield Galleria offers Roseville Chamber Members Discount in January
• 'Layaway angel' visits Roseville Walmart
• Did you sleep well last night? Hopefully, your answer is yes. Due to the Winte...
• Roseville man killed in accident
• Family hoping for 'normal' family
• Roseville man dies in single vehicle rollover
• Biz Buzz: Jungle-themed café roars into downtown
• A look back at the fall high school sports season
• Three Grizzlies on Sac all-star roster for Holiday Classic
• State champ Elliott wins title at Zinkin Classic in Fresno
• Buying Distressed Property
• Rocklin man charged in child pornography case
• Granite Bay to play in expanded Battle for Veterans
• Here's the last tip for fighting holiday stress: 7. Stay Healthy - Overeating an...
• City Offices Closed Dec 26 - Jan 2 - Holiday Hours -
• Press Tribune helps make hunger old news
• Oakmont is built Ford tough in Rocklin tourney
• Roseville students jingle all the way
• Man connected to home invasion robbery arrested
• Sturgeon fishing requires patience, but the meat is worth the wait and work
• Home invasion and bank robbery suspect arrested
• Lake Tahoe's cross country skiing locations
• Local surgery center earns IMQ accreditation
• North Auburn-Ophir residents to vote on fire tax
• Restrictions on Open Burning in Placer County
• $5 million budget deficit projected for Placer County
• Local man indicted in foreclosure fraud scheme
• Toys drop from the sky in Roseville
• Tres at the Fountains closes abruptly
• Children's hospital names part of PICU for Wild Bill's Tattoo
• Roseville DUI checkpoint Friday night
• There are no holiday festivities in jail -
• Roseville Water Efficiency Manager Receives Award
• Honda Accord still solid, but rivals are inching closer
• 'America's Got Talent' dancers to perform at Bayside Church
• Toys for Tots Delivery by CALSTAR Helicopter -
• Here are more tips on fighting holiday stress: 5. Adopt positive thinking - Be p...
• Beach Boys at Thunder Valley on New Year's Eve
• See nice story in the Roseville Press Tribune about local school giving to an Ad...
• Seniors First ~ Keeping Seniors Independent
• DIY Network filming show in Roseville
• 2012: A Year to Forget
• What will 2012 be like for home sales?
• Tigers win two close ones but lose in Titan tourney final
• Four years, four NCAA titles for Granite Bay graduate
• Grizzlies don't get the call on Division I bowl bid
• Woodcreek smothers Davis, runs to Speck tournament title
• Boxer's legacy lives on through program
• Vallejo man arrested for attempted murder with vehicle
• Police say shop safe this holiday season
• Rocklin home on Water Lily Lane burglarized
• Placer County CEO announces retirement
• Jack Uppal announces 4th District candidacy
• More tips on how to fight Holiday Stress: 3. Set a budget. According to a recen...
• Roseville eighth graders donate 100 items to local family in need
• Car burglars strike Rocklin neighborhood
• Rocklin home burglary lands Auburn transient in jail
• Oakmont junior Garcia fifth in National Finals
• Freebirds World Burrito Grand Opening Celebration This Weekend
• Five Questions: Red kettle, bell are her tools of trade
• Roseville man heads up effort to save Mono Lake
• Five area basketball teams advance in tournaments
• National University First To Join
• With the holidays approaching quickly and only so many hours in the day, here ar...
• Gift Wrapping Fundraising Event Benefits North Roseville REC Center
• Future Automotive chief is Sacramento’s Named Dealer of Year
• Serial burglars sought by police
• Roseville man jailed on $135,000 bail for stolen cameras
• Animal rescue groups encourage adoption during holidays
• Five Star Auto Care is Hosting a Holiday Open House
• Live Auctions Return to Denio’s Farmers Market
• Christmas Trees for Military Families at Green Acres Nursery & Supply
• Winter Wonderland Bridal Show at The Beda Place
• Fifth Annual “Giving Back to the Community Benevolence Event, 2011″
• City's top two earners' salaries no longer tied to rest of management group
• A Thousand Paws of Light… And More Placer SPCA aims to adopt a record 300 animals in December
• Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center named “Top Hospital” by prestigious national group
• Branson steps down after 17 years as Woodcreek soccer coach
• Granite Bay hoping for berth in State Bowl Games
• 2012 Acura RDX, a standout luxury crossover
• 4 arrested for stealing $2,600 worth of gas
• Live Auctions Return to Denio's
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings (weekly update)
• Granite Bay school records lawsuit costs district roughly $200,000
• Roseville holiday light tour
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Job Openings Sacramento (weekly update)
• Bank robbery on Douglas Boulevard
• Community College VP faces tough conditions
• Biz Buzz: Bakery offers nothing 'bundt' cakes
• Bayside pastor goes undercover to help girls in sex trade
• Lesson one for Roseville girls: Take the open shot
• Roseville boys have options on the block, at the point
• Garcia kicks to Foot Locker West Regional victory
• Elliott leads Oakmont wrestling at Vista tourney
• Chase Bank robbed Monday afternoon
• No Evictions during the Holidays
• See recent article by the Roseville Chamber highlighting the Sutter Rehabilitati...
• Public funeral service for Roseville boy
• Sacramento Business Journal Announces A+ Employers
• Tommy Apostolos holds kids holiday shopping spree in Roseville
• Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra to Host Holiday Luncheon
• County seeks rep for board vacancy
• Discount pet adoptions at Placer animal shelters
• Rocklin's Breakfast with Santa
• Granite Bay claims fourth section championship
• See recent article regarding donations by both Sutter Roseville Medical Center a...
• Supporters help furry pals at Placer SPCA Holiday Open House
• Oakmont's Garcia leads local contingent in Foot Locker West Regional
• Oakmont girls have no seniors but plenty of heart
• Oakmont heads into new season with its guard up
• Free e-waste collection and document shredding event in Roseville; January 14, 2012 -
• See recent article regarding the expansion of the Sutter Rehabilitation Institut...
• Roseville city pay cap fails to quality for ballot
• Walmart plans for Granite Bay store
• Sutter Rehabilitation Institute Early Expansion Completed
• Reno-Tahoe will make bid for 2022 Winter Olympics
• Nothing Bundt Cakes Grand Opening is Tomorrow!
• FAKS Foundation to Benefit Event Held at Wise Villa Winery
• Cochranes Chapel of the Roses is an Official Toys for Tots Drop-Off Location
• FREE Parent Information Night
• 12 Days of Thanks Donates to Local Organization
• Santa in the Park -
• 100,000 Huggies Diapers donated to Lincoln organization
• Food banks get much needed boost
• December's Choral Concerts schedule
• Santa in the Park December 10th and 11th
• Sacramento Job Openings (weekly update)
• Biz Buzz: CBS launches sky camera at Fountains
• Grizzlies' Andrews looking forward to matchup with Pleasant Grove star Armstead
• Timberwolves hold off Casa Roble in Foundation Game
• Roseville Road closed after head-on collision
• Sutter Roseville Medical Center is now using a new procedure to help diagnose Pa...
• Roseville Firefighters Collecting Toys for Tots -
• Crime log: Neighbors report shots fired on Roseville street
• Black Friday breaks records for Galleria
• Adelante students unveil Dry Creek mosaic mural
• That Voice In Your Head
• An Author & Book Lovers Mixer
• Look Younger for the Holidays with SmartSkin CO2
• Loomis Soroptimists seek award applicants
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings (weekly update)
• Granite Bay marches into Division I title game
• Healthy - but inexpensive - meals are in the bag
• Chew on This: Readers weigh in on the best breakfast in Roseville
• Streetwise: How's Black Friday going?
• Rocklin and Roseville Holiday Events Calendar
• Rocklin police arrest burglary suspect
• Rocklin Kiwanis opens See's candy outlet at Park and Sunset
• Mahany team wins mixed doubles national championship
• Woodcreek two-sport star will play baseball at Nevada
• Scrimmages lay foundation for regular season
• Police give turkeys to families
• Placer SPCA is Hosting a Holiday Open House
• Behind the Badge: Chief lays out policing philosophy
• Rocklin burglary on Iroquois Road
• Winter Choral Concert at Sierra College
• Roseville Toys for Tots collection information
• Nominate a deserving Roseville student to Shop with a Cop -
• 7th Annual Paskuhan & Children’s Shoe Drive
• Grand Opening & Expo Hosted by Aikido & Healing Arts Center
• 50th Annual Sylvia Besana Holiday Parade Winners
• Sutter Health, Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital and Sutter Roseville Medical Center Contribute $10,000 to Placer Food Bank and Nevada Food Bank
• Landfill smell concerns residents
• Courts close for Thanksgiving week
• Roseville Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day
• Destination Madagascar: The Red Island
• Yellow ribbons in Granite Bay honor military service
• Jobs in Placer County (weekly update)
• Residents welcome the holidays in Roseville
• Backup JV QB helps Granite Bay down Oak Ridge
• Granite Bay falls to defending champ Saratoga in NorCal tennis
• Military mom turns heartache into toy drive
• Oakmont grad stocks up on soccer honors at Pepperdine
• Two local softball players, golfer sign letters of intent
• Bowling for scholarships
• Rocklin police arrest suspected car burglar
• Quarry Ponds under new ownership
• Catalytic converter thefts on the rise in Roseville
• Feeding starving children
• Electric rates may go up as Roseville complies with renewable energy mandate
• Excelsior student organizes book drive
• Did you know that today is World Prematurity Day? Did you know that Worldwide t...
• Be part of the Parade at Roseville's Downtown Holiday Celebration -
• Rocklin woman arrested in counterfeiting case
• Oakmont's Gedeon, Granite Bay's Lee tie for eighth at state golf tournament
• Behind the Badge: The real CSI
• Alleged car thief takes police on chase
• Granite Bay takes St. Francis to the limit, falls in five
• Sacramento Ski & Snowboard Festival
• Rocklin resident wins Best of Show at exhibit
• Rocklin teachers with "Great Idea" grants ceremony
• How much do Roseville nonprofits make and spend?
• See recent article featuring donation from Sutter Roseville Medical Center to Ju...
• Holiday season kicks off with parade in Roseville
• New Commuter bus schedules -
• See recent article featuring Patricia Marquez, Executive Director, Sutter Rosevi...
• Today is America Recycles Day! Ever wonder how recycling happens in Roseville? -
• Granite Bay Energy Upgrade Seminar Nov. 17th
• Foresthill Bridge seismic retrofit update
• Lincoln officials recognized for tanker fire actions
• Bear River Canal repairs require extension
• Felony and repeat DUI offenders target of grant
• Roseville Holiday Parade November 19th
• River City Bank on Foothills Boulevard robbed
• $120K for student scholarships raised at Jessup event
• Roseville resident inducted into reading hall of fame
• One-armed man robs Roseville bank
• Every 10 seconds two people develop diabetes and California has more new cases o...
• 2012 Services Guide with Green Waste Schedule headed to mailboxes -
• William Jessup's Fall Preview Day November 18
• Granite Bay loses to Bella Vista on penalty kicks
• Placer boys, Woodcreek, Vista girls claim cross country titles
• Granite Bay's defense cracks down on Napa
• Granite Bay shuts down Napa 31-7
• See recent article on our very own Dr. Perlstein. We thank you for your service...
• Veterans thanked at two Roseville events
• What's happening: Crafts, trains and 'Wise Guise'
• Tigers run with Vacaville for a while
• Grizzlies power past Napa into section volleyball semis
• Thompson hat trick lifts Granite Bay
• Five local athletes sign national letters of intent
• Roseville DMV set to reopen Monday
• See article featuring our physician of the year: Martin Neft, M.D.
• 2012 Audi A7: A combination sedan, coup, hatchback
• 2011 Roseville Turkey Trot 10K/5K Run and Walk
• Roseville Recognized as Top Digital City -
• Who's got the best breakfast in town?
• See recent article in the Placer Herald, Rocklin edition featuring two graduates...
• Martin Neft, M.D., Named Physician of the Year at Sutter Roseville
• Biz Buzz: Health center to celebrate facelift
• SRI Expansion 2011
• Chief Executive Officer, Patrick R. Brady and Executive Director, Sutter Rosevil...
• Martin Neft, M.D. named Physician of the Year
• Job openings in Sacramento (weekly update)
• When Diet & Exercise Aren't Enough...Consider Liposuction
• Lee shares medalist honor at Masters; Gedeon to NorCal
• 4th Annual Winter Film Series
• View the clip featuring the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute's "Howloween" Contes...
• She's waiting for NASCAR to ring her Bell
• All American Speedway Input Wanted -
• Join us on Wednesday, November 2nd from 5:30-7:30 p.m. to celebrate the expansio...
• Rocklin Rapist captured in New York City
• Museum exhibit captures art and magic of Houdini
• Locals introduce vodka crafted from California spring water
• Do you have a cute pup that likes to dress up for Halloween? If so, join us this...
• As we end Respiratory Care Week, did you know our respiratory team perform many...
• Jobs in Sacramento (weekly update)
• Game warden holds out hope for troublesome bear family
• Continuing with Respiratory Care Week... Did you know the Incentive Spirometer t...
• Your Two Wolves
• Roseville home invaded by armed robbers
• Holiday Boutique Benefits Keaton Raphael Memorial, Easter Seals and Love Olivia
• Halloween is No Treat For Pets
• Sierra College, CCC team to assist veterans
• Roseville home invasion under investigation
• Keeping Our Roads Safe This Holiday Season
• Behind the Badge: Roseville dispatchers are the first to know
• Join us in celebrating National Respiratory Care Week October 23-29, 2011. Did y...
• Missing Roseville man's body found
• Body burned beyond recognition in Rocklin car fire
• Roseville man dies in Fair Oaks accident
• Boreal ski resort to open Friday?
• Bears in Rocklin spotted near Sierra College Blvd
• Free Mammogram Day at Sutter Diagnostic Imaging Roseville
• Seniors First to Host 16th Annual Fall Wine and Brew Fest On Tap
• Granite Bay's Lee wins third Division II medalist honor
• Students graduate to 'peer helpers'
• Bear family in Roseville, Loomis and Granite Bay marked for death
• Granite Bay Community Plan draft available
• As part of Breast Cancer Awareness month, join us on October 29th for "Survivors...
• Roseville unveils its 65th park
• St. Joseph Marello Parish unveils new church in Granite Bay
• What if?
• Bears spotted in Granite Bay, Roseville
• Divorce: Dispelling a Myth (part 2)
• Stop Sex Trafficking Campaign launches Treat the Tricked
• Cops & Community Day at Roseville Police Department
• Mistakes doom Roseville in loss to Nevada Union
• Del Oro takes SFL duel with Granite Bay
• Woodcreek holds on to defeat Rocklin, 21-15
• Oakmont lets Del Campo slip away in fourth quarter
• Roseville 8-year-old wins national tennis tournament
• Granite Bay clinches SFL boys water polo title
• Roller derby doubleheader at Rollerking
• Roseville woman is honored with Lengfeld golf trophy
• McClintock fields questions during town hall in Roseville
• Placer SPCA Offers Holiday Photos For The Whole Family
• William Jessup hosts Inauguration for Dr. John Jackson
• In support of breast cancer awareness month, did you know that Sutter Roseville...
• John Adams Academy receives donation from Galleria at Roseville
• Jobs in Sacramento (weekly update)
• Roseville closing out last year's budget better than expected
• Roseville kid is an ace at 10
• Community gathers to search for missing Roseville man
• 2011 Jeep Wrangler, an impractical purchase?
• Medicare advocates rally at McClintock's office
• Roseville neighbors work to restore eroded bank along Linda Creek
• Roseville man missing, considered at risk
• Roseville water meter retrofit project completed
• Whitney High student selected for All America Game
• Thunder Valley Rocktoberfest October 23rd
• Roseville completes decade-long meter retrofit project -
• Get designer baby goods - cheap
• Roseville mom part of Occupy movement
• ENGEO Ranks in Top Ten Best Places to Work in the United States for Second Consecutive Year
• Police searching for missing Roseville man
• Join us on October 22: “High Risk Cancer and Genetics” presented by Kim VanYssel...
• Holmes returns to Victory Lane in Roseville
• Roseville becomes fully metered city
• The Art of Leadership
• Local FASTSIGNS® Center Named the Best of the Best
• $20 Flu Shots offered by Placer County HHS
• Brighton's annual breast cancer awareness bracelet for 2011 is still available a...
• Placer County Wine & Food Festival on October 22nd
• Suspected snack shack burglars arrested
• Floating breast cancer ribbon
• Two Roseville restaurants robbed over the weekend
• Two Roseville restaurants robbed
• Divorce: Dispelling a Popular Myth
• Hot Roddy! Gualala driver wins Late Model 100-lapper
• Grizzlies blank Timberwolves in soccer battle for first
• Roseville recovers to beat Rocklin
• Offensive Granite Bay pulls away to rout Woodcreek
• There's a 'whole' lot at this market
• World Vision U.S. and William Jessup University form Unique Partnership
• Woodcreek ends Granite Bay's SFL water polo streak
• The Brain Balance Achievement Center of Rocklin to host Dr. Robert Melillo
• Roseville Celebrates Completion of Meter Retrofit Project
• Oakmont girls step up in Garcia's absence
• Teen with dyslexia doesn't let disability hold her back
• Weekend plans? Why not head to Old Town Sacramento and help the campaign for Bre...
• Bayside West to host free Trunk Or Treat
• What's new at Mt. Rose ski resort?
• Roseville resident launches Choral Calendar
• Underage access to alcohol easier in Lake Tahoe?
• Free Basketball Clinic in Rocklin
• People & Culture Days in Rocklin Oct 19- 20
• Case dismissed for martial arts business owner accused of impersonating police
• Want an inside look at your local Police Department?
• What are you doing on the 3rd Saturday?
• Woodcreek does just enough to tip Roseville in soccer
• Did you know that Sutter Roseville Medical Center is offering free screening mam...
• Cops and Community Day at the Roseville Police Department -
• Arrests made in residential burglaries
• 4 arrested in West Roseville burglary spree
• Adapt, Flee, or Perish at Sierra College Oct. 21st
• Medical marijuana crackdown gets reaction from those in industry
• Viewpoints: New Delta plan is not a responsible solution by Roseville Mayor Pauline Roccucci and Folsom Mayor Andy Morin -
• Fall Leaf Pickup Program begins Nov. 7 -
• Part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month - Join us on October 15: “Breast prosthesi...
• Police search for suspects in six daytime burglaries
• What's the best sushi in Roseville/Granite Bay?
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Can Sierra View Country Club defend its Rose Cup title?
• Tour de Rocklin at Whitney High October 15th
• The Lights Are Back At Maidu Park -
• Chamber Checkpoint: Businesses talk, we listen
• Article featuring our own Dr. Imran Aurangzeb, director of the intensive care un...
• Join us at the Gold Country Senior Health Fair, Wednesday, October 12th – Sutter...
• Weather delays PG&E construction progress
• City wraps up resurfacing project
• INSPIRATION THOUGH “SOULS” AT THE BLUE LINE GALLERY
• Auburn Symphony Chamber Players Wow Patrons
• Mountain Mandarin Festival in Auburn seeks volunteers
• Reader: "I Consider My Life a Success"
• Crime log: Snack shack vandals strike again
• Celebrity stylist visits with young cancer survivor
• Racing for pink
• Ka-chow! Lightning McQueen spotted in Roseville
• Supervisors To Hold Public Hearing Before Approving Final Redistricting Map
• One killed in Granite Bay home blaze
• Public Hearing Oct 11th on Final Redistricting Map
• Roseville shuts down Woodcreek
• Jobs in Rocklin & Roseville (weekly update)
• Granite Bay waits until second half to get hot
• Lightning McTeens: NASCAR drivers are younger than ever
• 5 Questions: Roseville song 'Hound Dog Bo' in nationwide rotation
• As we close out National Healthcare Food Service Week, here are more fun facts:...
• Oakmont bounces back, spikes Del Campo in volleyball
• Nugget Market Celebrates 85th Year Anniversary
• DINE OUT FOR FARMS™ WEEK OCTOBER 16-22
• Boreal ski resort contemplates October opening
• Jobs in Sacramento (weekly update)
• Mayor Pauline Roccucci delivers State of the City address -
• Roseville gets first taste of fall
• A reminder that the Breast Cancer Bowling League begins tonight at AMF Rocklin L...
• Dog saved veteran from suicide
• Petition aims to cap salary of city management
• Council approves tax-sharing plan
• Attended the Grand Re-opening of the Westfield Galleria at Roseville. Great eve...
• Galleria unveils newly rebuilt Macy's wing
• Roseville Firefighters Golf Tournament on Monday, Oct. 10th
• Roseville State of the City Address (Part 1 of 3)
• Roseville State of the City Address (Part 2 of 3)
• Roseville State of the City Address (Part 3 of 3)
• Natural gas leak detected near Cirby Way
• Take the October Low-Car Challenge, save and win! -
• Continuing our celebration of National Healthcare Food Service Week... Did you...
• Free Medication Take Back Day October 29th
• Thunder Valley provides school district with year's worth of paper
• Placer County concerned about parolee funding
• Veteran suicide rate needs attention says author
• Grammy Winner at Sierra College Oct 15th
• Medication Take Back Day on Saturday, October 29 - three locations in Roseville -
• Landowners file lawsuit against city
• Are You Ready for Flu Season?
• Crime log: Golf cart joy ride, stolen cars, snack shack vandals
• Workable Approach to Environmental Regulation Meeting
• 4th Annual Gala Benefits CASA of Placer County
• Did you know the Nutrition and Food Services Department at Sutter Roseville Medi...
• Four in a row for Roseville Jr. Pee Wees; Granite Bay next
• Granite Bay makes a splash, wins Woodcreek tournament
• Grizzlies widen SFL lead with 26-stroke win; Lee fires 70
• Granite Bay shakes off rust, plunders Pittsburg
• PG&E to begin gas line repair on Cirby
• Fire destroys Roseville home Tuesday morning
• Heroin use on rise in the suburbs?
• Gas leak Follow-Up -
• Roseville man accused of mortgage fraud
• Suspected would-be abductor released without charges
• Man's best friend focus of Barktoberfest
• As part of Breast Cancer Awareness month, see the recent article in the Rosevill...
• AT&T upgrades services in Placer County
• U.S. HealthWorks brings flu shots to local businesses
• The future of MIND Institute presentation Oct 20th
• Winless Oakmont comes up short against Clayton Valley
• Boys with Autism Joy to Raise
• Jobs in the Sacramento area (weekly update)
• Shorthanded Valley Christian falls to Big Valley
• U.S. Soccer ultimatum: Play for the academy or high school
• Woodcreek girls race to Stanford Invite victory
• Thank you to all who participated in the Brighton Collectibles Breast Cancer Awa...
• Roseville Police arrest man suspected of attempting to lure a child into his van -
• Sutter Medical Group Named Among Top Performers Statewide
• Man attempting to lure children arrested
• Film to celebrate women's right to vote
• Thousands of California inmates on hunger strike
• Kevin Johnson in Roseville for Charter School Fundraiser
• Suspect arrested for trying to lure child into car
• Reward offered in Roseville copper theft
• PG&E declares gas pipeline safe and secure
• Bogus repairs alleged in federal indictment of six Lincoln aircraft firm ex-employees
• Three local men charged with conspiracy and fraud
• Roseville man sentenced to five years for Ponzi scheme
• Mosquito Treatment in Fiddyment Farms area -
• PG&E Pipeline Update -
• Mosquito treatment planned for Friday
• Bracelet Sales to Support Breast Cancer patients During 25th Anniversary of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Join us tomorrow at Brighton Collectibles, Westfield Galleria at Roseville from...
• Placer County adding deputies with federal money
• Job Openings in Placer County (9-29-11)
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• Jessup’s Business Department Sponsors “Faith in the Workplace” Seminar
• Police credit residents for crime solving
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Cirby Way reopened after natural gas fire
• Housing Market Forecast - 2012
• Roseville gas fire closes Riverside at Cirby
• Rocklin Sunset Center: Beth Gaines to hold Women's Conference Oct 8th
• Free Rocklin Citizens Academy offered by city
• Roseville Emergency Crews on Scene of Fire at Riverside Avenue and Cirby Way -
• Tea Party Praises Congressional Complaint to GAO Against NASA’s New $32 Billion Space Launch System
• City and schools partner for International Walk or Bike to School Day -
• Placer SPCA’s Barktoberfest Offers Two Days of Dog-Friendly Fun
• Crime log: Burglaries, graffiti, stolen snacks
• Race Across America
• Mind-body center aids cancer patients, survivors
• Roseville police making strides in Northam murder
• 'Stand Down' aids homeless veterans
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• Squaw, Alpine Meadows ski resorts in Lake Tahoe to join forces
• Auburn Symphony to perform in Rocklin
• Roseville businessman pleads guilty in probe
• Old bridge removed to create salmon habitat
• Maidu neighborhood street warranty work Sept. 26-30 -
• Take the Online Energy Audit
• A Visit Coming Your Way…
• Roseville power outage caused by damaged transformer
• 2011 Romanian Festival at Royer Park Oct. 1
• Pleasant Grove runs over Roseville 63-14
• Reports of strangers approaching children in Roseville
• Del Oro defense dominates Oakmont
• Police: Male stranger approaching schoolchildren
• Mercy Day – Plant the Seed of Compassion
• Roseville Company’s Technology Solutions That Make a Difference
• Chew on This: Your picks for best happy hour deals
• Minor-league baseball 2011: A look at local players
• Sierra Nevada Endurance Run is Saturday
• Owens, Jinkerson claim titles at All American Speedway
• Softball players teammates again at Roseville store
• As we wrap up National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, did you know that people w...
• Oakmont graduate is Gannon's new cannon
• Hobby Lobby looks to hire up to 60 people
• Employees donate to R.E.C. Center
• Roseville tennis stays hot in SFL opener
• Today is the day for our third annual Sutter Rehabilitation Institute Reunion....
• September 18th through 24th is National Rehabilitation Awareness Week. Do you w...
• Roseville nurses walk picket line
• Police successful in nabbing burglary suspects
• Paul Martin’s American Bistro Partners with Helwig Vineyards & Winery
• Roseville Project to Help Salmon Travel Up Stream
• Sacramento Business Journal’s Top 50 Fastest Growing Businesses include Roseville Chamber Members
• In continuing support of National Rehabilitation Week, did you know that we also...
• Roseville Bikefest promotes safe cycling for kids -
• Restoring America’s Heritage, Developing Servant Leaders
• Sunday "Sampler" concert at Sierra College
• Roseville homes burglarized, suspects arrested
• Nurses set to strike Thursday
• Free Class on Marketing to Government
• Just a reminder to learn more about us, visit
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• Roseville brothers sentenced for downloading child porn
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• Will camp for doughnuts
• Callson Manor Haunted Attractions
• Three Roseville men suspected in copper wire thefts
• Three Sutter Health Affiliate Hospitals Honored for Excellence in Quality Care
• We would like to recognize our Rehabilitation Services Department for National R...
• Honey Festival is sweet
• Exploring the Himalayas and Mt. Everest at Sierra
• Man arrested on arson and burglary charges
• Roseville resident tests positive for WNV
• Dugan joins Sierra College Foundation's Board
• Brotherly love on Roseville courts
• Extreme water polo makeover in the pool
• Granite Bay has a fearsome foursome in tennis singles
• Byers leads local challenge at handstand world record
• Woodcreek boys, girls dominate SFL cross country meet
• Second phase of I-80 expansion opens for traffic
• Did you know that we have a heated pool we use for physical therapy? Great for...
• New Fire Fitness Celebrates Grand Opening in Granite Bay
• Sierra College's $2 million dollar solar savings
• Sunset Ranch Elementary receives Barona grant
• Free rabies vaccine in Auburn on Sept 24th
• Firefighter narrowly escapes hit by suspected drunk driver
• Memorable Moment at Splash 2012
• Keller Williams to Host Vendor Fair in Roseville
• Two Local Kaiser Permanente Hospitals Achieve ‘Top Performer’ Status in New Joint Commission Report
• Did you know that today is National School Backpack Awareness Day? Sutter Health...
• Found objects comprise 'Spirit and Form'
• Free Cyclebration Bicycle Festival this Weekend in Folsom
• Motorcyclist dead after evading police
• Suspected drunk driver plows emergency scene in Roseville
• Continuance granted for Roseville couple accused of pimping teenage girl
• Trial date set for tattoo artist accused of sex crimes
• Sims Recycling Solutions becomes the first Electronics Recycler to be TAPA Certified
• Free Car Seat Inspection Event -
• Visit Maidu Museum for Free this Saturday -
• Stolen property found on Craigslist, arrest made
• Roseville’s Inaugural Sauce Off Fundraiser to Benefit Senior Program & Crime Stoppers!
• Woman robbed while walking in Roseville
• Volunteers Needed for HOT Pink 5K, Local Breast Cancer Fun Run
• Roseville Sauce Off at Sports Center Sept 23
• Krispy Kreme Doughnuts in Roseville opening
• Job Openings in Placer County
• Roseville woman robbed on Eureka Road
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• Mosquito treatment to be conducted in Roseville Wednesday morning
• Roseville and Placer County closer to tax-sharing plan
• Premier event goes off with a 'Splash'
• Come to the Sauce Off -
• Traffic tickets down more than 84 percent in Roseville
• Crime log: Burglary, men pose as police, suspicious man
• Placer TweetUp melds business, social media
• Placer County Honey Festival in Granite Bay
• Ready, Set, GO to Speed Networking with Your Chamber!
• Granite Bay Gazette selected as Pacemaker finalist
• Tailgate Party at Sierra College October 1
• Tenative deal worth millions for Roseville and Placer County
• Roseville HOT Pink 5K seeks volunteers
• West Nile Virus threat continues in Placer
• Public Hearings on Budget and Redestricting
• Defense sets up offense for Woodcreek
• Folsom wins a shootout against Roseville, 61-49
• Valley Christian has eight turnovers in loss to Cristo Rey
• Mary’s Pizza Shack Donates Pizzas to Roseville & Rocklin Schools
• Life under the big top
• Roseville Firefighters 20th Anniversary Golf Tournament -
• Auburn Folsom Road project nears completion
• Taco Bell to match funds for football program
• Social Justice Week coming to Sierra College
• Roseville Firefighters Charity Golf Tournament
• Retail & Holiday Hiring Event in Roseville Sept 30th
• Ammonia leak at Roseville railyard contained
• Rocklin Quarry sheds to avoid demolition?
• Hydroplanes make a fast impression on Folsom Lake
• Kings arena financing plans, Placer County role, grow clearer
• Festival to celebrate Polish cuisine, music
• Auburn Folsom widening project nears completion
• Traffic backed up on Roseville Road after solo motorcycle crash
• Roseville Firefighters 20th Anniversary Golf Tournament
• Online Energy Audit for Businesses -
• Sutter Roseville Medical Center is one of three hospitals affiliated with Sutter...
• Loomis Basin Education Foundation Presents MandaRUN ’11
• Roseville council votes to allow digital billboards
• Ammonia leak repaired at Roseville rail yard
• Jobs in Placer County (9-8-11 update)
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• Fire crews contain small grass fire west of Roseville
• The Placer County Business Advantage Network Sponsors FREE Retail & Holiday Hiring Event
• What's the best happy hour in Roseville or Granite Bay?
• 2011 Slurry Seal Resurfacing Project - Updated 8/25/11 -
• City view: Sauce Off event creates some friendly competition
• Biz Buzz: Mr. Pickles returns to Roseville
• Seminar to take on underage drinking
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• More back to school tips from both Rufus and AAP: 3. TRAVELING TO AND FROM SCHO...
• Want to Shake Hands with a Changed Life?
• 20th Annual Roseville Firefighters Golf Tournament
• Roseville reflects on tragedy
• Free Services to Veterans and Veteran’s Families
• Pink by the Pool at Thunder Valley Sept 29th
• Roseville man arrested for bank robbery
• National Christian College Fair Sept. 12
• Placer County Water Agency Update
• Gold Country Fair opens September 8th
• Roseville Fall Recreation Guide
• Man assaults wife with knife and holds her hostage
• Car slams into gas station pump causing explosion
• Woodcreek puts up 70, holds off Casa Roble
• Oakmont puts up points but comes up short in opener
• Granite Bay avenges loss to St. Mary's
• Roseville moves to 2-0
• Football playoff alignments up in the air to the end
• Roseville band keeps it 'Simple'
• Sweet tunes, honey fill Friday market
• More back to school tips from AAP and Rufus: 3. TRAVELING TO AND FROM SCHOOL S...
• Thinking about having a baby or delivering soon? Visit our Family Birth Center a...
• Learn more about Sutter Roseville Medical Center and our comprehensive services...
• John Adams Academy opens in Roseville
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• Mother hit by car while walking kids to school
• Rosebuds: Placer Food Bank craves action
• Sylvia Besana Community Volunteer Award Nominations -
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• Babysitter arrested for allegedly throwing hot water on toddler
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• Sutter Roseville Medical Center along with FEMA and the Department of Homeland S...
• Final Jazz at 808 Performance
• Protect Main Street: Keep Proposition 13 Whole
• Run for Mercy September 24th in Roseville
• SPLASH Roseville Event September 10th
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• Sirovy celebrated at Oakmont
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• Roseville Marijuana robbery suspect arrested
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• Police nab fourth suspect in pot robbery
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• Downtown Loomis to Host Content, Creation & Distribution Expo in September
• $4.5 million Lake Tahoe grant to add jobs
• Calling Back the Salmon Celebration in Lincoln
• Folsom Lake Boat Fire
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• When it comes to pass, Reed can't stop Granite Bay
• Valley Christian can't catch Woodland Christian
• Roseville man pleads guilty to mail fraud
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• Tigers going on the offensive
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• Comcast telecasts include two Granite Bay games
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• Westfield to Give Back to a Roseville Area School
• What's Happening: Hippie dogs and mariachi goes metal
• Casey takes over Roseville's parks
• Roseville student grabbed on walk to school
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• Calling Back The Salmon Celebration
• Lincoln Fire Update: Evacuation Lifted
• Suspected identity thieves caught in Auburn
• William Jessup University’s Record Enrollment Continues
• Placer Food Bank Open House to Kick-Off Hunger Action Month Activities
• Chief: Expect black clouds of smoke this evening
• New stormwater permits could cost your business big money. -
• Lincoln Fire Update 3: School Closures
• Placer Food Bank open house Sept 1st
• Placer County Jobs (8-24-11 update)
• Lincoln Fire Update
• Back to School for Roseville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Chamber can now endorse candidates
• City View: 'Ask an Expert' day kicks off Green Living Series at the Utility Exploration Center
• Big victories, narrow losses in youth football openers
• Scribner storms back to win Late Model race at speedway
• Roseville woman teaching Latinos how to find success
• Scale tips in favor of Roseville MMA school
• Sutter River Cats Team Physicians were recognized by the River Cats during a pre...
• Diamonds in the rough at Valley Christian Academy?
• High school football is here; let the fun begin
• Galleria set to re-open with 13 new stores
• Hundreds line up for jobs at Krispy Kreme
• US Cryotherapy, What’s all the Buzz?
• STAR results: How did your district do?
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• Teens go from bullies to mentors
• Crime log: Craigslist rip-off, mailbox vandalism
• Dr. Yee's article was also featured online on Roseville Patch!
• Former Oakmont principal loses battle to brain cancer
• Rocklin park fire causes thousands in damage
• Sierra College Foundation $1 Million Scholarship Fund
• Taylor Road on-ramp closed through August 26
• Heavy Metal Mariachi Band comes to Roseville
• Rocklin '70s Disco Party at Sunset Whitney
• Moon walking not uncommon for Roseville retirees
• Chew on This: These frozen treats have you screaming
• Roseville police crack down on drunk drivers
• Drexel University pulls plug on Placer County campus
• Mosquito samples hit season high for West Nile
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• Women go vertical at Roseville studio
• Roseville Police participating in Intensive Crackdown on Impaired Driving -
• Taylor Road on-ramp to Westbound I-80 Closure -
• Has your co-worker been arrested?
• Roseville to revitalize downtown with $37 million in projects
• Final Budget Workshops for Placer County
• $40,000 grant to fight underage drinking, alcohol sales
• Fan Appreciation Night Saturday at Roseville Speedway
• Circus at the Galleria in Roseville September 8- 12
• Jobs in Placer County (weekly update 8-16-11)
• Krispy Kreme coming back to Roseville
• Wedding Trend – Sustainable “Green” Weddings
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• Really? Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Lunch for $15?
• Concert For Victor
• Fall Recreation Guide Now Available -
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• See recent article from the Roseville Press Tribune featuring David Yee, M.D. ur...
• Rollover crash blocks traffic on Douglas Boulevard
• Roseville's Susac signs with Giants
• USA Football now watching over local programs
• Dad of ex-addict breaks the silence
• School district considers new textbook
• Shop for a good cause
• Patient launches campaign against proposed pot ban
• Scrimmages begin for high school football programs
• Tdap clinic offered for students
• Roseville Heat finishes 13th in 14U national tournament
• Sweeps in Street Stock, Mini Cup at speedway
• State regs could hurt local businesses, city says
• Neighbors sound off on Speedway noise
• Guy's Guide to Prostate Cancer
• Auburn church thieves steal safe
• Cub Scouts to serve breakfast at Hot Chili & Cool Cars
• Top 10 Tips for Going back to School
• Hobby Lobby to occupy Mervyn's location
• New stores coming to Fountains at Roseville
• Honeymooner remembered at funeral
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• Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey coming to Sacramento
• Woofstock 2011 -Aug 28th at Johnson-Springview
• Santucci Memorial Golf Tournament Sept 30th
• Auburn bank robbery ends in capture
• Placer County Stand Down Sept.. 27-29
• Beatnik Books a novel choice for Roseville bibliophiles
• Tattoo artist arrested on charges of sex acts on customers
• Roseville teen chooses to give up Make-A-Wish
• Gourmet food trucks roll out to Roseville
• Margaret Scheller, registered dietician at SRMC, was interviewed by Capitol Publ...
• Are you up for these fitness challenges?
• Rocklin bird tests positive for West Nile Virus
• Roseville Romanian Festival set for October 1st
• Placer Biomass facility heading east?
• Section of Miner's Ravine Trail temporarily closed -
• Join the Culture-Nature Team at the Maidu Museum & Historic Site! -
• Opening of Fred Festersen Park -
• What's Happening? The News, horses and 'Real' food
• Roseville students heading back to classes
• Still need a Tdap vaccination shot? Sutter Express Care Clinics can help you out...
• Forum to address noise at Roseville Speedway
• Weygandt to give State of the County address
• PCWA approves Middle Fork agreement with BLM
• West Nile Virus on rise in Placer County
• BUSINESS ALERT!
• City holding workshop on negative effects new stormwater permits will have on business. -
• Back to school! -
• Supes temporarily halt Placer County's $100,000 fund for non-profits
• Chamber Checkpoint: Strapped for time? Check out hidden Chamber benefits
• Selling your gold ... the right way
• Empty beds paint picture of economic bust
• We hope you saw us today at the WFamily event at the Westfield Galleria at Rosev...
• Cancellation of September 21, 2011 Roseville City Council Meeting -
• Football season arrives with start of practice
• ASA 14u Class 'A' Western Nationals, by the numbers
• Romero takes eighth checkered flag at speedway
• DFG tries to reintroduce Lahontan Cutthroat to Lake Tahoe
• Granite Bay grads win water polo national titles
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• 'Storage Wars' incites growing interest in local lien sales
• Auburn Art Walk a summer street party
• Facebook used by imprisoned sex offenders and inmates
• William Jessup's new VP of Academic Affairs
• Jobs in Roseville area (weekly update 8-9-11)
• Council votes to pay state $1.86 million
• City to hold special meeting tonight
• Pause hits the 'stop' button
• Maidu Library celebrates Saturdays
• Join us tomorrow at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville for Westfield Family Fun...
• Sacramento Kings basketball seminar in Roseville
• Last wishes of WWII bomber crew fulfilled in England
• Do you know what you would do if you or a loved one found themselves recuperatin...
• Canine Companion Joins Sutter Rehabilitation Institute
• Diver's body recovered from Lake Tahoe
• Gold Country Fair entry deadline August 9th
• Soccer star accepts scholarship to Point Park
• Placer County ranks among top digital counties
• Marijuana bust nets 200 plants and two suspects
• West Nile virus activity increasing in Placer
• Physicians Can Now Diagnose Parkinsonian Syndromes
• Roseville bank robber gets life sentence
• Free Lunch and Learn
• National Night Out promotes unity in Roseville neighborhoods
• Jobs in Placer County (weekly update 8-3-2011)
• Man dead after officer-involved shooting in Granite Bay
• Galleria arsonist gets 15 years in prison
• Roseville man shot to death in Granite Bay
• Suspected armed robber hits Roseville bank
• Woodcreek 9/10 all-stars dominate, win state crown
• Lifeguards end season with fun
• Hundreds of criminals coming to Placer County?
• Police chase ends in accident and death
• Sutter Heart Failure Program First in Nation to Receive New Joint Commission Cer...
• Roseville's Sorensen wins NCGA Junior Championship
• Lakeside finally runs out of gas
• According to the California Business Minute
• Although the Aloha Scramble is sold out, you can still participate by attending...
• Roseville woman arrested for making terrorist threats on airplane
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• Wells Fargo supports local Full Circle Treatment Center
• West Nile Virus confirmed in Placer County
• $9 whooping cough vaccine in Placer County
• Job Openings in Placer County (weekly update)
• Celebrate National Night Out in Roseville! -
• Down 11-1, Woodcreek storms back to win; in title game
• Meet Lavender, our newest therapist at the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute at Su...
• Roseville to celebrate National Night Out
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• Chamber Checkpoint: Group 'ignites' young professionals' potential
• Rosebuds: Last chance to get away
• Zombies take over downtown Roseville
• West Nile virus detected in Placer County
• Woodcreek golfer pockets a pair of aces
• Lakeside alive in competitive NorCal State Championship
• Woodcreek 9/10 all-stars one step from state title game
• NorCal Swim League meet draws 1,200 competitors
• Free Community Shred Day
• Hit-and-run driver closes Roseville DMV office
• Dr. Weiland, co-medical director of the Sutter Roseville Medical Center Nuclear...
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• Roseville's total property value drops 4.74 percent
• Placer County campaign aide pleads guilty to embezzling funds
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• Downtown Tuesday Nights Season Extended
• Free Community Shred Day -
• Flower stinks up Roseville High School
• PCWA update on Garden Bar Dam
• Telefunken relies on Sierra College for Mechatronics Training
• Placer County Fair Association Board Vacancy
• Roseville medical marijuana cultivation update
• Senator Gaines aims to repeal fire tax
• Potter franchise casts a satisfying spell in epic finale
• Burgers worth the bite in Roseville
• Partners Mortgage reaches fundraising goal
• Funding source ID'd for Royer Park footbridge
• Door-to-Door Ride Program Celebrates Anniversary
• Girls Western National Softball Championships Brings Visitors and Economic Benefits -
• Golfer scores two aces four holes apart at Woodcreek
• City Council continues discussion on medical marijuana issues -
• Free Project Management Class
• Roseville labor group will pay full pension share
• Roseville council holds off on pot ban
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• Woodcreek wins 9/10 Section 4 tourney; on to state
• Elderly woman rescued from Roseville fire
• Chico is next stop for Lakeside Major all-stars
• Roseville Chamber Member Expresses Thanks to Community
• Elderly woman, home alone, pulled from blaze
• Roseville City Council to consider pot ban, pension issues
• San Juan flips switch on solar power
• Save the Date! The Sutter Roseville Medical Center Foundation's 25th annual benefit golf tournament is coming up soon. Join us for the Aloha Scramble beginning with the tournament party on Sept. 8th and golf tournament on Sept. 9th. For more informa
• Roseville West 11s eliminated in Section 4 tournament
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• Woodcreek can't overcome Tri-City in Section 4 Junior
• $100,000 awarded to UC Davis stem cell researcher
• Placer County Job Openings (weekly update)
• City View: Spare the air - and get a free bus ride
• William Jessup University Expands
• Biz Buzz: Kelli's Cookies coming to Fountains
• Lights out for Roseville Burger Hut
• August 3 City Council meeting is canceled for summer recess -
• Extra! Extra! 12-year-old wins paper toss contest
• William Jessup University announces expansion plans
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• Tri-City 11-year-olds edge Roseville West in Section 4
• Woodcreek walks into Section 4 9/10 championship game
• Woodcreek stays alive in Section 4 Junior tournament
• Baker's bomb puts Lakeside in Section 4 Major final
• Leadership Roseville Applications Due July 22
• Borders closing its doors
• Are you an athlete or the parents of one? Want to know more about preventing sports injuries? Join us on Thursday, July 21st at Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Conf. Room 16 from 6-7:30 p.m. for our free lecture on how to prevent sports injuries featuri
• Some parents upset GBHS declined Carnegie invite
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• Woodcreek edges Tri-City in Section 4 9/10
• Lakeside clubs Land Park Pacific in Section 4 Major
• Free Gardening Workshop in Auburn July 23
• Placer County Wineries to host Grape Days of Summer
• MIND Institute gets new director
• Thomas Gang, Sierra College's new Athletic Director
• Roseville to host National Softball Championships
• Rocklin resident killed in Wheatland
• Deja vu: Woodcreek seniors in Section 4 losers' bracket
• Roseville West 11-year-olds win a close one
• Lakeside goes deep 4 times in Section 4 Major opener
• Grass Valley author takes aim at modern medicine
• 2011 Cape Seal Project -
• Support Your Local Military Members and Families
• New equipment at Sutter Roseville Medical Center can help with lab tests to diagnosis Parkinson's Disease. See attached video.
• 'Cutaway' model shows off home's green insides
• Woodcreek trapshooting team remains on target
• Section all-star tourneys shorter, riskier
• Roseville man battles brain cancer
• From losers' bracket to champion for Woodcreek seniors
• Kids Night at speedway will include bike giveaway
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• Final film isn't the end for Harry Potter fans
• Waiting for Harry Potter
• Placer County has vested interest in downtown arena
• 'Corpse Flower' ready to bloom in Roseville
• World Cup nets a local following
• Roseville City Councilman Allard Hosts “Community Coffee”
• ‘Think BIG Sacramento’ Takes Show on the Road Today!
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• Injured kayaker rescued at night from American River
• Bill Halldin named Sierra College Trustee
• Sierra College helps Lincoln company's productivity
• Placer County Water Agency July update
• Redistricting Public Workshop -
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• Endless summer awaits kids without booster
• Chamber Checkpoint: Become a scholar of community with Leadership Roseville
• City View: Don't let a clogged sewer pipe ruin your summer
• Are you an athlete or the parents of one? Do you suffer from sports-related injuries? If so, join us for a free lecture featuring orthopedic physicians Dr. Weber and/or Dr. Merchant on July 21 or 27and find out how you can Stop Injuries Now! See attached
• Jeff Keith's Ride for Reason
• Roseville considers redevelopment agency's future
• Low income families get options at Denio's
• Wanted: Permanent Roseville fire chief
• One-Day Closure of Placer County Library System on August 26th
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• Former Placer County man indicted for fraud
• Rocklin man arrested on burglary charges
• Local job openings (weekly update)
• Woodcreek destroys competition in D54 Junior tourney
• Local Rotary Club Named Best in District
• Woman attacked in her own home
• Four-run sixth gives Woodcreek District 54 9/10 title
• Cable customers may need adapter box
• Lakeside comes back to win District 54 Major title
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• Lakeside is squeezed out of D54 Junior tourney 19-18
• Placer County Stand Down
• Controlled Burn Under Foresthill Bridge Scheduled
• Woodcreek Seniors hope to strike Gold Rush next
• Woodcreek belts El Dorado Hills in 9/10 tournament
• Roseville West claims District 54 11-year-old flag
• Lakeside holds off Woodcreek, forces "if" game
• Woodcreek eliminates Roseville West in 9/10 tournament
• Mighty Woodcreek Juniors power into D54 title tilt
• Lakeside bombs Roseville West; Woodcreek awaits
• Busted for busting a move
• Three arrested after armed pot robbery in Auburn
• Woodcreek squeaks by Lakeside, moves on to title game
• Fast start puts Roseville West in championship game
• Woodcreek is nipped in extra innings in 9/10 tourney
• Calling all Potter fans!
• Council approves raises for Roseville managers, labor groups
• Woodcreek wins, Lakeside falls in D54 Junior openers
• Roseville West opens D54 Senior tourney with hot bats
• Thunder Valley awarded AAA Four Diamond Rating
• City View: Celebrate parks in July
• Police to conduct DUI checkpoint Saturday
• Dancing NOT banned in Roseville -
• Firefighters see an increase in wildfire danger
• Spring sports all-conference teams
• Three caught, one at large in Roseville pot sale turned robbery
• SureWest to Host 3rd Quarter Business Showcase & Mixer August 10
• Local Job Openings (weekly update)
• Marijuana robbery in Roseville leads to arrests
• Woodcreek, Lakeside on clash course in Major tourney
• Newsman now anchored in theater
• Double the sweets, double the treats
• Biz Buzz: Sharp opens facility in Roseville
• What's in a name?
• Fire incidents low over holiday weekend
• Ribbon Cutting for Placer SPCA in Auburn Held June 26
• We are proud to sponsor the World Masters Athletics Championships that start tomorrow and run through July 17. The competitions features 4,800 athletes from 93 countries ranging in age from 35 to 101 years old!
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Spirits high at Fourth of July celebration
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• Today is a Spare the Air Day - Ride Free on Roseville Transit -
• Gas prices continue dropping
• Smoke bomb sets off one-acre fire in Roseville
• Woodcreek has final say in shaping of District 54 semis
• Rivers running cold and fast pose danger
• Rocklin water parks help beat summer heat
• Grass fire burns on outskirts of Roseville
• Births for April 12-May 29
• Erik Angle, R.N., emergency preparedness coordinator for Sutter Roseville Medical Center, gave great advice to the Auburn Journal about what people should do if bitten by a rattlesnake.
• Maidu, Woodcreek eye berths in 9-10 championship round
• Granite Bay lacrosse coach earns honor
• Coaches, colleges seek Gold at local softball tourney
• Law enforcement cracks down on drunk drivers
• Last tips from Rufus to enjoy the holiday weekend: 5. Fireworks safety. Make sure it is legal to have fireworks & always have an adult there to supervise. Make sure you are in an area free from debris. Make sure flammable items are out of the way.
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• Fourth of July means fundraising time
• GBHS choir asked to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Why we can’t afford to lose Redevelopment -
• Here's another tip from Rufus for a safe holiday weekend: 4. Hydration. Don't forget to drink lots of water especially if you are out and about during the heat of the day.Our bodies need fluid to regulate our temperature and to maintain proper
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• Here are more tips to enjoy the holiday weekend from Rufus! 3. Food safety. When barbecuing this weekend or enjoying yourself at a family picnic don't forget to thoroughly cook your hamburger or hot dog. To avoid Harmful bacteria such as salmone
• Rufus wants to make sure you have a safe and sane 4th of July Celebration and here are some safety tips for you and your family as we approach the holiday weekend: 1. Protect against sunburn by using a SPF sun screen product that targets BOTH UVA and UV
• Downtown Tuesday Nights canceled due to rain, possible thunder storms
• Why we can't afford to lose redevelopment
• City View: Free Fourth of July parade, fireworks, music and more
• Placer County Fair gets cool temps, big crowds
• Man arrested for shooting gun on bike path
• Help Students Navigate Their Future
• Featured Business Member
• Placer County Water Agency Update for June 16th
• Placer County zoning changes for emergency shelters
• Weekly Jobs Update (Sacramento)
• Tragedy strikes newlyweds on honeymoon
• Yard House opens at Fountains
• Guilmet's all-star outing is short and sweet
• Busy sports weekend - from Squaw Valley to wine country
• Rufus wants to remind you to stay safe as you play in the sun. Remember to wear sunscreen and protective clothing. Skin can burn quickly especially if you have light skin coloring. Be sure to use the right SPF number for you and to reapply several tim
• Lakeside tops Woodcreek for Junior TOC crown
• Roseville West wins Major TOC title
• Grand Opening Open House at East Lawn
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• Car accident in Roseville near Sierra College and Douglas Boulevards
• Celebrate Independence Day In Downtown Roseville
• Roseville police swear in new employees
• Girl, 10, honored for saving mom's life
• Save the Date! The Sutter Roseville Medical Center Foundation's 25th annual benefit golf tournament is coming up soon. Join us for the Aloha Scramble beginning with the tournament party on Sept. 8th and golf tournament on Sept. 9th. For more informa
• DNA evidence leads to arrest of bank robber
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• Danielle Dumas of Lincoln, Veteran of the Year
• Placer County layoffs update
• Summer energy use and potential savings
• All-Roseville West semifinal in District 54 Major TOC
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• Placer County Fair in Roseville opens Thursday
• The Williams+Paddon Timeline Project
• Group needs money for WWII monument
• Roseville police strive to improve communication
• Roseville police looking for witnesses to fight, stabbing
• A smashing new restaurant
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• Paul Martin’s American Bistro
• See recent video featuring our new Dad's on Father's Day.
• Celebrate America in Rocklin June 25, 2011
• Jobs in Rocklin, Roseville area (weekly update)
• Receive Cash for Your Short Sale
• Roseville stabbing and fight witnesses sought
• Join Us at the Monthly Networking Breakfast
• Don't forget to join us this Thursday, June 23rd for our 2nd Annual Safety Event and meet Rufus! See attached flyer for detail.
• Friends and family came out to Sutter Roseville Medical Center on Sunday to celebrate Father’s Day with the dads in the maternal newborn unit. KCRA 3 reports from the hospital.
• Infant killed in driveway accident
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• Celebrate Independence Day Safely -
• Placer County Air Pollution Control District Receives EPA Clean Air Excellence Award
• Goats In Your Neighborhood -
• Children CT Scans not always needed following head injury
• 10-year-old girl among 9-1-1 Heroes
• Tragedy in Roseville on Father's Day
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• Dr. Diane Sobkowicz from Sutter Heart & Vascular Institute talks about the American Heart Association hands-only CPR. Learn more about this lifesaving technique.
• 3rd Annual Brewfest This Weekend
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• Upcoming Ribbon Cutting Celebrations
• Roseville has zero tolerance policy on fireworks
• Auburn's Boardman Canal Project Update
• Instructors learn MasterCam to prepare workforce
• Icing on the Cupcake Grand Opening in Rocklin
• Lincoln Bypass to detour Highway 65 southbound traffic
• Things to do with dad this weekend
• New librarian takes the helm
• Higher education task force forms
• Roseville Dispatcher and 10-year-old girl to be honored as 911 Heroes -
• Community Award and Installation Dinner
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• Join us on Thursday, June 23rd for our annual safety event featuring Rufus! Bring your bike helmets, life vests and car seats and have them fitted properly by our local experts. Hope to see you there! See attached flyer for more information.
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• Mikuni Japanese Street Festival at Roseville Fountains
• Phillip and Nancy Garrido begin prison sentences
• Join us for our Safety event tomorrow and meet Rufus! Get your bike helmets, life vests and car seats properly fitted and/or installed. See attached flyer for details.
• Golf Tournament a Success for Lighthouse Counseling & Family Resource Center
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• Roseville Chamber Presents: June’s Monthly Networking Lunch
• Unleash the Power of Focus: Capture More Time More Effectively
• Roseville man hospitalized following head on motorcycle crash
• June’s Community Coffee Schedule
• Placer County representatives part of new arena task force
• Rosebuds: Summer sizzlings
• See someone taking recyclables from a city recycling bin? Report it. It is a crime. -
• Stephen M. Westlake, Colin S. Grahl, and Bret A. Glover Qualified for the Chairman’s Advisory Council
• Roseville brothers plead guilty for downloading child porn
• City remembers visionary, mentor
• Roseville participates in world record swimming event
• Job Openings in Sacramento area (weekly update)
• Woman arrested for attempted murder in Rocklin shooting
• Rocklin Cub Scouts adding new members
• Sacramento River Cats players, manager and their mascot Dinger visited patients at Sutter Rehabilitation Institute!
• Rocklin industrial property sold to Westcore
• Summer Sports Camp in Rocklin at William Jessup
• Mission Team heading to to Brazil
• Rocklin water parks open for summer fun
• Summer Music and Events in South Placer County
• Shooting in Rocklin at Sunset and Blue Oaks
• $1 increase in Granite Bay Parks assessment
• Festival to bring cultural awareness, celebration
• River Cats in the house
• Roseville-area players compete in NCAA Super Regionals
• He's on a roll on the rocks
• Optimist baseball rosters heavy in Roseville flavor
• Name A New City Park -
• Roseville Police Department targets impaired drivers with checkpoint -
• 2011 Summer Concert Series at the Fountains at Roseville
• Rocklin Evening in the Park summer concerts
• Goats graze on Roseville grass
• Putting the 'care' back in health care
• Roseville City Councilman Allard Hosts “Community Coffee”
• Hazmat responds to Roseville railyard leak
• Placer County Jobs (weekly update)
• Royer Park footbridge to be removed and replaced -
• Roseville's first Community Safety Day raises $21,800 for local youth -
• QUICK QUACK CAR WASH CELEBRATES GRAND OPENING OF ROSEVILLE LOCATION WITH FREE CARWASHES
• Placer County Fair Carnival and Show Tickets
• FHA 203k Loans: Repairs and Remodeling
• Placer County Air Pollution Control District receives EPA Award
• Roseville Farmers Market on Vernon Street
• Rocklin and Lincoln host families sought for exchange students
• Placer County adopts $720 million budget
• Chamber Checkpoint: Leadership 2011 geared for graduation
• City View: How to save $$$ in Roseville
• Golf tourney is another great catch for Biletnikoff
• Roseville native Susac is drafted by Giants
• Join Rufus at our annual Safety Event, Thursday, June 23rd at Sutter Medical Group's offices on Douglas Blvd. Rufus wants to make sure you're bike, pool, and car riding experiences are a safe one. Bring in your bike helmet, life vests and car s
• Retail spaces buoy hope
• Roseville woman rescued from house fire
• Elderly woman pulled from burning house
• Galleria announces opening date
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Roseville 4th of July Parade seeks participants
• Gas prices continue drop for summer driving
• Sierra College student wins national video award
• Sacramento Jobs (weekly update)
• 500,000 meals for children effort seeks volunteers
• Church sends 250 care packages to soldiers
• What to do in Placer County this summer
• Farmers market season in bloom
• PEACE for Families raises $30,000
• Bear River Canal emergency ending
• Roseville Rooftop Beach Bash June 11
• Roseville murder victim dedicated to business
• City unveils proposed budget
• Save the Date! The Sutter Roseville Medical Center Foundation's 25th annual benefit golf tournament is coming up soon. Join us for the Aloha Scramble beginning with the tournament party on Sept. 8th and golf tournament on Sept. 9th. For more inf
• Wild weather hits Roseville
• First Friday Street Fair Begins This Weekend in Roseville
• Congratulations to Sarah Krevans, president of Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region President, who has been named “2011 Woman of the Year” by Women Health Care Executives! Sarah will be honored at an awards dinner in San Francisco on June 1
• Chilly Memorial Day weekend
• Rocklin burglary suspect shot in Roseville
• On the Town: What rapture?
• City View: Reducing waste at home saves time and money
• Transit agencies in southern Placer now have one phone number -
• Woodcreek baseball coach Mayo steps down after 25 years
• List of local qualifiers grows for State Meet
• Lions claim third Division VII title in four years
• Roseville wins first section baseball crown since 1984
• Fair association, county closer on agreement
• Roseville faces rising pension tide
• Owner murdered inside Roseville business
• Owner found dead inside Roseville business
• Burglar shot by off-duty deputy sheriff
• Placer County area job openings (weekly update)
• Patio and Outdoor Living
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• Honors go to Adelante grads
• Fallen soldiers remembered this weekend
• Man arrested in large fraud case
• Woodcreek grads look to the future
• Tigers say goodbye
• Graduating Vikings set sail
• Memorial Day Weekend Holiday DUI Crackdown -
• Valley Christian wins two, will play for D-VII title
• Man arrested for attempted murder after lighting tent on fire
• Coroner issues report on death of Roseville baby
• Free Community Wind Ensemble reading sessions
• King of the Blues Finals at Roseville Guitar Center
• 'Idol' winner named
• Several Roseville athletes qualify for Masters meet
• Young pitcher slings it with both hands
• Loomis woman lands role with National Broadway Tour
• Raid in Rocklin at Horizon West Healthcare
• Jankovich pins future hopes on West Point
• Poehling was a student leader with 'mob' mentality
• Adult school grad finishes something she started
• Grad hopes to be first in family with college degree
• Insurers make Galleria fire claims against Roseville, Placer
• Telefunken takes over chip fabrication plant
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• Independence grad a wiz with the camera
• Oakmont students rally for ailing principal
• Sierra College Foundation raises $400,000 for scholarships
• Foreclosures Increase
• Roseville man busted for making water bombs
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• Join Rufus at our annual Safety Event, Thursday, June 23rd at Sutter Medical Group's offices on Douglas Blvd. Rufus wants to make sure you're bike, pool, and car riding experiences are a safe one. Bring in your bike helmet, life vests and car
• Fund Run cooks up donations for schools
• Eric Hogue Joins William Jessup University
• Fairgrounds in Roseville to be topic of County meeting
• Sacramento County Fair begins May 26th
• Jop Openings in Roseville area (weekly update)
• Craigslist ads linked to robberies
• This isn't your kid's fourth period gym class
• Roseville is 'open for business'
• Former coach ministers through golf
• It's not too late to participate in our last March of Dimes fund raiser, Monte Carlo Night! Join us tomorrow, Saturday, May 21st at the Heritage Inn. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $30. For more information, see attached flyer.
• Fourth of July celebration back on
• Having a field day
• Rocklin Educational Excellence Foundation to award Rocklin Teachers
• Placer County eases ordinances for business signs
• Major Riot breaks out at New Folsom Prison
• Water Emergency continues in Placer County
• Roseville rapist gets 25 to life prison sentence
• 2011 Roseville Memorial Day 10K/5K Run and Walk
• 2011 Roseville Memorial Day 10K/5K Run and Walk
• Children’s Letters to God This Weekend at Tower Theater in Roseville
• Join us for our last fund raiser for the March of Dimes by attending Monte Carlo Night this Saturday, May 21st. Proceeds will benefit our March of Dimes efforts. See attached flyer for more details.
• NASCAR events in Roseville May 21
• Foothill Music Festival set for June 25- 26
• Paul Martin's Summer Concert Series
• Rocklin Ballet Group performance to raise funds for non-profit
• Community Services Expo & Car Show at Del Oro High
• Leadership Roseville Supports 2011 Career Fair
• Please join us in welcoming Robert Tamurian, M.D., orthopedic oncologist to Sutter Roseville Medical Center. He is board certified by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery and is fellowship trained in orthopedic oncology from the University of Flor
• Featured Business Member
• On the Town: Multitasking to the extreme
• Another View: Roseville high schools say 'No' to bullying
• Downtown Tuesday Nights Canceled for tonight, May 17th -
• Granite Bay nips Jesuit, Davis for section swim crown
• Roseville police to hold 'safety day'
• High gas prices continue to plague drivers
• Juvenile arthritis honoree, Gabby Whitsett, was featured on KCRA. Her dad, Dr. Gregory Whitsett was also interviewed. Check out the story.
• NorCal tourney is next for Granite Bay golf team
• Longtime wrestling coach Lynch earns mentor award
• Kuresa catches on in college game
• Pierovich tops Lincoln's Hunt in Burton Classic
• Sacramento Mayor Johnson Visits Placer County Business Leaders
• Chase Short Sale Incentive
• 'Cheese Lady' carves 300-pound block of cheddar
• The Sutter Health walk team for the 2011 Arthritis Walk held on Saturday, May 14.
• Lightning strike hits Roseville business
• Murder in Colfax, man arrested
• Job Openings in Roseville area (weekly update)
• Spring Concert Series in Rocklin and Folsom
• Psoriasis linked to more severe hypertension
• Population growth in Placer County to shift political boundaries
• $8.6 million approved for firefighting and emergency services in Placer County
• Shakespeare coming to Auburn and Roseville
• California Clean Air Report released
• Parolee tasered and jailed after battle with police
• Patient receives region's first MRI-Safe Pacemaker
• Woodcreek reopens all 18
• Clothing line dedicated to the outdoors
• Pro cyclists to speed through Granite Bay
• Only one day left to join Sutter Health this Saturday for the Greater Sacramento Valley Arthritis Walk! You can make a difference by walking or donating. For more information, visit:
• Featured Business Member
• Roseville settles civil rights case for $490,000
• Valley Christian girls complete trifecta
• Oakmont works overtime for victory in soccer playoffs
• No three-peat for Granite Bay in boys volleyball
• Roseville American Legion to hold tryouts
• Signe King Memorial to Benefit Placer Breast Cancer Endowment
• Sierra College honors former President Dr. Kevin Ramirez
• Placer SPCA Receives Four Star Rating for Fifth Consecutive Year
• High School Student Organizes Poker Run For Charity
• Dr. Ronald Hsu, Sutter Roseville Medical Center gastroenterologist, was interviewed by The Sacramento Bee about acid reflux problems, and ways to help the symptoms. Dr. Hsu performs radiofrequency ablation to help reduce the chances of patients developin
• Featured Business Member
• Assemblywoman Beth Gaines takes oath of office
• Bike Month Parade Celebration on Friday
• Featured Business Member
• Vote for your favorite Roseville business
• 2nd Annual Roseville FirefightersBBQ & Brewfest
• Community Festival this week at the Galleria
• City View: Help break a world record
• 'Berried' in Strawberries
• On the Town: I only have eyes for you
• Chamber Checkpoint: Luncheon to celebrate local biz
• Women entrepreneurs share goal
• Sunflower brightens up Roseville Square
• Get Involved in California’s Redistricting Process!
• Weather delays Auburn Folsom Road expansion
• Join us this Saturday, May 14th for the Greater Sacramento Valley Arthritis Walk! You can make a difference by walking or donating. Come and join us! For more information, visit:
• Featured Business Member
• Roseville High School swim coach accused of assault
• Placer County Job Openings (weekly update)
• William Duncan appointed president of Sierra College
• City amends alarm ordinance
• Did you know that Sutter Health is a sponsor of the Amgen Tour of California? For more information on the race and how you can connect via Sutter Health, visit:
• Featured Business Member
• Roseville BerryFest 2011
• Lincoln dad to run 24-Hours to save school sports
• Gaines urges Governor to declare state of emergency
• Doctors treat winning mom to day of beauty treatments
• Business Member of the Day
• Business Member of the Day
• The Perfect Brunch on Saturday, May 14th
• Hundreds come to pray in Roseville, Rocklin
• Upcoming Ribbon Cuttings and Grand Opening Celebrations
• Come Dance With Me Presents Wonka This Weekend in Lincoln
• Kerridge To Deliver State of the City at Roseville 2011 Event
• Brew master to open shop in Roseville
• Homeless moms get help through new café
• Water Emergency declared in Placer County
• Hitch was more than just a climber
• Sierra View General Contractor Completes New SPCA Pet Adoption & Resource Center
• Firefighers and Moms to be Honored at All American Speedway
• Building Month aims to keep you and your family safe -
• Join us at Roseville's Community Safety Day -
• Business Member of the Day
• As part of National Stroke month, the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute wants to remind you of some treatable risk factors that can help you reduce your chances of having a stroke: 1. High blood pressure 2. Cigarette smoking 3. Heart disease 4. Warning
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Gary Allen is the Keynote Speaker at ROSEVILLE 2011
• Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament - Sponsorships & Players Needed -
• PEACE Survivors Run May 21 in Roseville
• Sierra College concerts in full swing
• Berry Fest in Roseville this weekend
• PG&E says plan for fixes to Bear River Canal could come this week
• Thank you Roseville 2011 Sponsors
• Did you know that May is National Stroke Month? Do you know the warning signs of a stroke? SAFE: Speech (trouble talking) Arms (arm & hand weakness on one side) Face (facial weakness on one side) and Eyes (sudden loss of vision). For more informa
• Red is Dead, Black is Back
• California Medical Association CEO talks Health Care at Roseville 2011
• Local Business Provides LinkedIn Training
• Business Member of the Day
• American River Run/Walk in June to Benefit Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital
• Placer County Jobs (weekly update)
• Gaines bests Campanale in 4th District Assembly special election
• On the Town: It's time again to honor Mom
• Biz Buzz: Pause Lounge reopens after a 'pause'
• City View: Be water-wise with city's house call program
• 10 ways to cycle smart in May
• 1st Annual Support Our Sports Run/Walk in Lincoln
• From the diamond to the dormitory
• Did you know that many children are showing signs of obesity? According to the CDC, approximately 17% (or 12.5 million) of children and adolescents aged 2—19 years are obese. One of the key ways to reduce this is to get up and go with sports and p
• Fountains is the place to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Looking to send flowers this Mother's Day? Follow the link for a list of florist partners who are helping spread the word about women's heart health in their Mother's Day arrangements.
• Roseville climber dies on Mt. Everest
• RJUHSD to present proposed 2011-12 budget
• Business Member of the Day
• Sacramento Jobs (weekly update)
• Osama bin Laden Death Photo? (warning graphic!)
• Did you know that this first week in May is National Physical Education & Sports Week? Rufus has fun doing all kinds of activities and it keeps him healthy and strong. The National Association for Sport & Physical Education highly recommends
• Local residents react to Osama bin Laden's death
• Bi-Annual Board and Commission Recruitment -
• Volunteers needed at Maidu Museum & Historic Site -
• 7 arrested in Placer County Sting Operation
• Inaugural PEACE Survivors Run on May 21st
• Skating tradition rolls on in Roseville
• Five Questions: She died -- and reveals all in new book
• Rufus and the whole team at Sutter Roseville Medical Center hope to see you out in support of the March of Dimes tomorrow, April 30th. You can be a virtual walker or out there in person. For more information visit Sutter Health's page with the Mar
• Free Online & Social Media Marketing FastTrack
• Friendly Vistors Program Seeks Volunteers
• Roseville shopper gets clipping
• Lynyrd Skynyrd among artists at Thunder Valley Casino
• Water Shortage Emergency considered in Placer County
• Bowen Therapy Training Levels I & II
• Front St. Fridays Pre-Launch April 29th
• Take the 'Trek'
• Placer County a site for 2022 Winter Games?
• Join Sutter Health this Saturday for the March for Babies. See attached video to hear Pat Brady, CEO of Sutter Roseville Medical Center speak on how important the March of Dimes is and how you can help.
• Touring Gladding McBean during Feats of Clay
• Placer County Fair waives entry fees for exhibitors
• Folsom welcomes first female Police Chief
• Environmental Education Fundraiser
• Bids for Kids in Sacramento May 14th
• A Flea Affaire in Granite Bay May 14th
• Prescription drug take-back event sends a strong signal to youth
• City View: May is Bike Month, get out and ride
• Home, recreation show comes to Roseville
• Rufus is talking about National Infant Immunization Week (April 23-30). The Center for Disease Control has a video library detailing vaccinations and how you can protect your family from a wide variety of childhood diseases. To view these videos, visit
• Victim of Monday's fatal crash ID'd
• Roseville to settle anti-gay harassment suit
• Roseville Sikh family opens their home
• Major sponsors added to Rocklin Kiwanis Community Festival
• Spring Band Invitational Concert in Rocklin
• Placer County Water Agency Update April 2011
• Water conservation urged following canal break
• West Nile virus precautions in Placer County
• Grants aim to reduce air pollution in Placer County
• One dead in head-on collision
• Sacramento Bee Announces New Editor
• Dr. Ronald Hsu is one of a few specialists in the region to perform a procedure that can help prevent the onset of Esophageal Cancer. Check out the story.
• Did you know that the week of April 23-30th is National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW)? Are your child's vaccinations up to date? Rufus has attached the 2011 vaccination schedule for you. Contact your physician with any questions and if needed,
• Michael Lyon ordered to jail
• Sacramento Jobs (weekly updated)
• Placer County Jobs (weekly update)
• Roseville Chamber Business Member of the Day
• Grandparents Day connects generations
• Roseville Chamber Business Member of the Day
• Rufus wishes everyone Happy Earth Day! Did you know Earth Day started 41 years ago? Here are some "Green Acts" for Earth Day 2011: - Plant a tree - Brush your teeth without running water - Carpool - Commit to recycling in your home and off
• John Adams Academy Charter School in Roseville
• Fountains at Roseville Summer Entertainment Series begins May 6th
• Former city manager passes at 84
• Rufus shares more tips with you as part of Youth Sports Safety Month. Here are some quick treatment tips for minor sports injuries: 1. For immediate treatment of sprains and strains, remember RICE (Rest/Reduce or stop using the injured area for at leas
• Business Without Barriers ADA Compliance Workshop
• Roseville Chamber Business Member of the Day
• April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month. Learn about a procedure performed at the hospital that can help prevent the disease.
• Community 1st Bank appoints Luke Parnell to manage Auburn branch
• 2 Reno men arrested in Home Depot burglary spree
• Procedure can help prevent onset of Esophageal Cancer
• Roseville Fire Department warns about address painting scheme
• Placer County prosecutors, criminal investigator win awards
• Roseville Chamber Business Member of the Day
• Vote for Sutter employee and cancer survivor Prakashni Shandil for the Breakaway from Cancer Champion. Follow this link and select Sacramento as the Host Community.
• Press Tribune picks up first place for mall fire coverage
• Hats off to relay participants
• Placer County pair held in tri-county car-jacking, assault spree
• Businesses recognized for going green
• Six months after the fire
• Biz Buzz: Nugget recognized as sustainable seafood retailer
• Roseville Chamber Business Member of the Day
• Did you know that April is Youth Sports Safety Month? Yep, and Rufus wants to share some good safety tips with you. The most important thing is to have fun! 1. Remember youth sports are only a game designed for your enjoyment. Play to please yourself
• Granite Bay extends unbeaten league seasons in swimming
• No Roseville teams in Montes-SureWest semifinals
• Roseville edges Woodcreek for LeDoux softball title
• Upcoming Ribbon Cutting Celebrations
• Rocklin Easter Egg Hunt at Johnson Springview
• Chik-fil-A Easter Egg Hunt in Roseville
• Matt Redding Golf Tournament June 20 at Catta Verdera
• Auburn Kidnapping and Carjacking ends in arrest
• Canal ruptures cutting water flow to Placer
• Jobs in Roseville (weekly update)
• Sac's poet laureate at 'Outta the Blue'
• $10,000 Guest Appreciation Drawing at Thunder Valley
• Have you visited the reopening SRMC-sponsored play space at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville? If so, let us know how you like it. Tell us what you think.
• A Celebration of Earth
• Haggin Oaks Golf Expo April 29- May 1
• Run 4 Roseville 5k Run and Walk June 5th
• Roseville Earth Day Festival in Mahany Park
• Harmonicoots donate to Japanese relief effort
• Checkered past; checkered present? McAnally Racing has home-track advantage in Roseville
• Roseville closes in on first boys tennis playoff berth in more than 20 years
• Vikings are ruling CVC in boys volleyball
• Test your green knowledge
• City says water, garbage rate increases needed
• Community Safety Day on Saturday May 21st
• Libraries may restore hours
• Enjoy a Weekend of Fun at the Maidu Museum & Historic Site
• Propane leaks a public threat, abatement order signed in Placer County
• Gary Allen to be Keynote Speaker at Roseville 2011
• Greg LeBleu, M.D., medical director of Sutter Rehabilitation Institute, provides his expertise on hip fracture and joint replacement recovery for the elderly population.
• Breast Health Center received check from the Breast Cancer Awareness Bowling League. Congrats and see attached article
• Empty Bowls Fundraiser to be Held May 3rd and 4th
• Sierra College to join Hands Across California
• Art, wine and live music in Auburn April 29th
• City wastewater utility receives statewide recognition -
• Roseville Based Bank Names New Vice President
• 5 years for man who terrorized Auburn area couple
• Sutter Roseville employee raises Premature Birth awareness
• Red Hat Society celebrates at Rocklin Park Hotel and Fountains
• City View: Earth Day and Maidu Museum & Historic Site Celebrations
• On the Town: You'd be 'Wise' to enter this contest, there will be two weekly winners
• Are students on a 'race to nowhere'?
• Trying to find his way
• The Station and City of Roseville remain in bitter dispute
• Dr. Planta, Sutter Medical Group family medicine physician, submitted this winning painting, titled "The Unveiling," to the Lilly Oncology on Canvas competition. She donated her prize money to the Children’s Art Therapy Program at SRMC. T
• Rocklin Kiwanis Community Festival at Galleria
• Dr. Planta, a family medicine physician with Sutter Medical Group, submitted a winning painting at the Lilly Oncology on Canvas competition and donated her prize money to the Children’s Art Therapy Program at SRMC. Check out the story!
• Good Day Sacramento did a live broadcast from the SRMC rummage sale on Saturday to raise money for March of Dimes. Check out their report!
• Roseville Housing Authority to Open Targeted* Waiting List -
• GBHS sets 'ripple effect' in motion
• Last Week To Register for Spring Break Art Camp
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Jobs in Roseville (weekly update)
• All American Speedway ready for NASCAR race
• Roseville doctor honored for artwork
• Man sentenced for sexually molesting 12 year-old
• Rocklin Brewfest June 18 at Sunset Whitney
• Sacramento Kings rally at Fountains at Roseville
• Rufus had a wonderful time at the grand opening of our sponsored play space at the Galleria. Thanks to all you visited us!
• Business Member of the Day
• March 'math' madness at Adventure Christian School
• Join Rufus today at the grand opening of the SRMC sponsored play space. Get some goodies, have some fun and explore the new play space. We hope to see you there!
• US Cryotherapy to open center in Roseville
• Feats of Clay opens with benefit reception April 30
• Front Nine at Woodcreek Golf Club Closed for Renovations -
• Business Member of the Day
• Intro to Federal Contracting Seminar
• Rocklin Wells Fargo Bank Robbery Attempt
• Join us on Friday at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville for the grand reopening of the Sutter Roseville Medical Center sponsored Play Space. Friday, April 8th from 10-noon, play space near Sears in the Kid's Court. Rufus will be there too!
• 'Sprouts' springs up in Roseville
• Business Member of the Day
• AMOS Presents Warbirds Over Roseville in May
• Roseville graduate gets her kicks, one last time
• Woodcreek edges Roseville 12-11 in SFL opener
• Oakmont track and field has big expectations in CVC
• North rally falls short in Optimist boys game
• Medication Take-Back Day is April 30 in Roseville
• High school has vision for future
• On the Town: To move or not to move
• To get his life on track, writer faced homelessness
• Utility Rate Public Workshops for proposed water and solid waste utility rate increases -
• City considers utility rate increase
• Going out on your own
• Biz Buzz: Performance pedals into town
• Got Rummage? If so, join us for our annual March of Dimes Rummage sale Saturday, April 9th. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes. See attached flier for details. Hope to see you there!
• Man stabbed outside Winco Foods
• 7th Annual RCSD Foundation Fun Run
• Roseville Leadercast, Voices of Change on May 6th
• Business Member of The Day
• Join the fun at the Roseville Bike Rally -
• Paul Martin’s American Bistro Brings Fresh Catering Cuisine to Rocklin Sunset Center
• Local doctors receive national award for community service
• Peace. Love. Swap in Roseville April 22
• Cheap Money...That is the way to finance your business
• Medication Take-Back Day is April 30; three Roseville drop-off locations -
• Victim of anti-gay crime talks about going from 'hate to hope'
• Business Member of the Day
• Join our efforts to support the March of Dimes! We have 28 days left until the Walk for Babies. For more information on how you can help and the good work MOD is doing visit the March of Dimes website. Thanks for your support!
• Travel To China With The Roseville Chamber in 2012
• The 2011 Race for the Cure is Saturday, May 7, 2011 at Cal Expo 7:30 AM. Join the Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region team. Registration is $35. www.komensacramento.org
• Paul Martin's American Bistro brings fresh catering cuisine to Rocklin Sunset Center
• Jobs in Sacramento (weekly update)
• National Anthem Singer Tryouts in Roseville
• Auburn Wild West Stampede seeks Mutton Busters
• Disaster preparedness workshop for businesses
• 10 Best Places to Live if You have Autism
• Chaldean church consecrated
• A Taste of Excellence on April 9th
• Renesas Electronics to Sell its U.S. Semiconductor Wafer Fabrication Facility to TELEFUNKEN Semiconductors
• Roseville Theatre Arts Academy seeks next 'Idol'
• South Placer County National Day of Prayer Breakfast is May 5
• Join us next week on Friday, April 8th at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville to celebrate the grand re-opening of the Play Space sponsored by Sutter Roseville Medical Center. Come visit Rufus and his other friends. We hope to see you there!
• Rebates for Rescues!
• Upcoming Ribbon Cuttings and Grand Opening Celebrations
• Rocklin's new Police Chief takes the helm
• Woman attacked inside Roseville home
• Rocklin contractor acquired by St Louis based firm
• Run Rocklin this Sunday at Johnson-Springview
• Become A Placer Green Business
• Did you know that today is National Doctors Day? Thank you Sutter Roseville Medical Center medical staff. We thank you for your knowledge, talent, care and commitment. The extraordinary care you deliver is a major factor in making us an award winning ho
• Meet Rufus on April 8th at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville for the re-grand opening of the new play space from 10:00 - 12:00. We hope to see you there!
• Two down, one to go for Valley Christian girls
• Jessup’s Night of Classics Pays Tribute to Broadway
• Elliott's state title crowns winter sports season
• Placer Food Bank Poker Run on May 14
• Local duo jailed on Rocklin burglary charges
• Summer Camp Expo at Blue Oaks Town Center April 2
• City view: City offers plenty of free and low-cost programs
• Technology rolls into Roseville
• Street smarts: Keep fire off menu when cooking at home
• Got blight?
• Roseville State of the City set for May 20, 2011
• Placer County's $192 million unfunded liability
• Dennis Prager in Orangevale on April 4th
• Special Needs students running small business
• 5 year prison sentence for teen who tried to run down cop
• Signe King Memorial May 19th in Roseville
• Report: UC Davis Medical Center tops in region
• Help Us Welcome Local Businesses into The Roseville Community
• Networking Mixer in Roseville April 7th
• Man enters girls' locker room at Woodcreek HS
• Jobs in Rocklin & Roseville (weekly update)
• Host an exchange student
• Grand Jury issues report to PCWA
• Wild West Stampede returns to Auburn
• Video stores closing, culture changing
• Join us for the 4th annual Walk for Thought event presented by the Brain Injury Association of California on Sunday, March 26th. To register, visit www.biacal.org
• Rock Rollers host annual gem and mineral show
• Red Rocker comes to Roseville
• Two Roseville Police Officers honored
• Storms continue to slam Roseville
• Former city manager, police chief dropped from anti-gay lawsuit
• Join us for the 4th annual Walk for Though event presented by the Brain Injury Association of California on Sunday, March 26th. To register, visit www.biacal.org
• Storm spurs opening of Placer County Emergency Operation Center
• National Day of Prayer on May 5th, 2011
• Firefighters practice life saving skills
• Sierra College Foundation's A Taste of Excellence
• On the Town: Roseville's finest go bald for a good cause
• Roseville students spruce up seniors' homes as part of R.O.S.E.
• Your one-stop God shop
• Helping the homeless
• Did you know that March is National Nutrition Month? Rufus talks about the importance of adding color to your diet. Today's tip: Pack more nutrition into your day with a colorful main dish or side salad. Keep basic ingredients on hand for a quick ad
• Dream brings 'light' to ill woman
• Placer County Budget Workshop
• Sacramento pair arrested in Auburn burglaries
• Public invited to join Sierra College Patrons Club
• eWomenNetwork Accelerated Networking Luncheon
• Duran proposes moratorium on County program
• Race to Nowhere screenings in Roseville & Auburn
• Do you know your numbers? See recent article by Sutter Medical Group's Barry Schneidewind, D.O. regarding the value of annual medical checkups.
• See recent article from a patient who suffered a stroke and had her rehab at Sutter Rehabilitation Institute at Sutter Roseville Medical Center.
• Did you know that March is colon cancer awareness month? Do you know the warning signs? See recent article by Kuldip Sandhu, M.D.
• Sutter Health donates $500,000 to Red Cross for Japanese Earthquake Relief. See attached article
• See recent coverage on Sutter Rehabilitation Institute's press event held on Thursday, March 17th regarding our upcoming 15-bed expansion.
• Placer County Water Agency Update March 2011
• Colorectal Screenings can be Lifesavers
• Big League Advice for Little League Novices
• Stem Cell study aimed at reducing amputations
• Marketing Seminar at Sunset Whitney March 29th
• Jobs in Rocklin & Roseville (weekly update)
• Placer County battles Scotch Broom
• Woodcreek falls in NorCal final
• Motorcyclist injured after I-80 collision
• The United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Sacramento is honoring Sarah Krevans, president of Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region, with its Humanitarian of the Year Award at its annual dinner on April 6. Check out the story!
• Luck of the Irish
• Be Storm Ready -
• Drive for school
• Fountains at Roseville invites the community to 'Go Fly a Kite'
• 'Miracle at Mitty' remains fresh in their minds
• Galleria to be fully open by October, officials say
• Carjacking kidnapper sentenced to 30 years to life
• Local sushi restaurant aids Japan
• St. Patrick's Day Festivities
• Council debates legislative influence
• See recent article on a grateful Sutter Rehabilitation Institute patient and promoting the upcoming Walk for Thought.
• Emperor's New Clothes at Finnish Temperance Hall
• Rocklin resident's gratitude shines in the face of challenge
• Free Gardening Workshops in Auburn
• Foresthill man sent to prison for shooting incident
• Granlibakken, Lake Tahoe's unique winter experience
• Access to Care Fair 2011 at Bayside
• Roseville native takes shot at Pro Soccer
• Biz Buzz
• On the Town: Goodbye meter readers, hello 'Big Brother'
• City View: Start planning your summer fun now
• Check out this great story about a local Boy Scout who built a shelving unit for the children's playroom. He also donated toys, games and DVDs!
• Tommy Apostolos Fund 21st Annual Dinner Dance
• Hikers, bicyclists upset over Granite Bay parking closure
• Oakmont slays courtroom competition
• School 'challenges' students with geographic bee
• February Contest Winner Announced
• WJU and Sierra College Foundation partner in new program
• Shooting victim stable with permanent injuries
• Did you know it is never too late to get help for a learning disability? Many times it is about taking the initiative to look for support and services. Many adults have naturally developed ways throughout life to cope with their own difficulties. Lear
• Roseville’s Strawberry Festival, BerryFest 2011
• A Tribute to Helen McKay
• 11 years for attempted murder at Sierra College
• Go Fly A Kite to help support Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Michael Lyon pleads guilty to four felony counts
• Woodcreek blitzes Antelope, awaits Mitty in NorCal Regional Division II final
• Amgen Tour of California to kick-off at Lake Tahoe
• Jobs in Rocklin & Roseville (weekly update)
• Increase capacity without adding costs workshop
• Grease Musical at Granite Bay High
• utter Rehabilitation Institute in Roseville will add 15 beds to its inpatient center to meet increased demand for services. The state-of-the art rehab center was built with 40 beds in 2008, and is used to treat patients recovering from strokes, brain or
• Join us to support the March of Dimes! It's not too late to get tickets for the March of Dimes Wine Tasting Event on March 26th from 4-7 p.m. For more information see the attached flyer or call Julie Hussey at 916-781-1527.
• Did you know that learning disabilities show up differently and with varying severity and may show up at different times in a child’s or adult’s life? There are many strategies to working with learning disabilities. It is very important to
• Reinventing the cocktail
• Roseville baseball wins 2 of 3
• Granite Bay falls to De La Salle
• Rematch: Woodcreek and Antelope to meet in NorCal Division II semifinals
• Tsunami warnings triggered after massive earthquake in Japan
• More from Rufus on learning disabilities. Do you know what causes a learning disability? In some cases, heredity. Learning disabilities may run in the family as it is not uncommon to find parents or relatives have the same challenges. In other cases, the
• Local veterans benefit claims up over 100%
• Undergrads win National Cancer Research Awards
• Dinosaur Day Science Fest in Rocklin
• Rufus is talking about learning disabilities. Did you know learning disabilities can impact people with average and even above average intelligence? They may not have any sensory problems like hearing impairment or vision problems. Some can struggle t
• GOP Gaines says she's ready for runoff rumble with Democrat Campanale
• Did you know that Sutter Health is a sponsor for the March of Dimes? Do you know about the March for Babies? To learn more about how you can help, visit:
• 'King's Speech' sparks local conversation
• Granite Bay buckets its first NorCal win
• On the Town: Where's the luck in these affairs?
• Teen drinking more dangerous than many think
• Rosebuds: As the newsroom turns
• Galleria arson suspect pleads guilty
• A state championship is just what the Doc ordered
• State brackets are south heavy, but there's a reason
• Granite Bay grads named to All-CalPac second team
• Office Depot to Host Morning Mixer at Roseville Store
• Biz Buzz: Jack's Urban Eats eyes Roseville
• Rocklin man arrested for rape
• $40,000 grant for Granite Bay LIttle League field
• $800,000 housing grant awarded to Placer County
• Boy Scouts out in support of Placer Food Bank
• Bayside Pastor to become William Jessup President
• It's not too late to RSVP to Dr. Khan's breakfast event about sleep disorders in children at the Galleria on Tuesday, March 15th. Visit our link to learn more about it and to RSVP. Hope to see you there!
• William Jessup University Announces Sixth President
• peace. love. swap and Denio's Farmers Market Roseville bring a first of its kind event: Swap-a-Palooza!
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Oakmont's Elliott advances to semis at state meet
• 2 girls struck by car on Pleasant Grove
• Vehicle rollover on East Roseville Parkway
• Roseville man jailed for attempted murder
• Man shoots roommate in Roseville apartment
• SureWest helps out Placer Food Bank
• Students visit Seusville
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Join us for breakfast on Tuesday March 15th at Westfield Galleria at Roseville to hear Dr. Amer Khan talk about sleep disorders in children. Please RSVP as space is limited. See attached flyer for details.
• 1973 Roseville Train Explosion - Illustrated Lecture
• Grizzlies can't hang on, lose to No. 1 Sheldon
• Minor grabbed outside of school gym
• Ignite Networking and Social Mixer on April 1st
• Our doctors have dedicated their lives to ensuring the quality of yours. This Doctor's Day Let your special doctor know just how much you appreciate his or her commitment to your good health by making a gift that supports your local Sutter hospital.
• Rocklin boy gets dream Disney vacation
• Attempted Abduction in Roseville at Eich Intermediate
• 36 Years for Roseville Gang Member
• Valley Christian has the effort but not the execution
• Woodcreek's back-to-back bid comes up short
• Sonitrol of Sacramento Hosts Quarterly Trade Show in Roseville
• Join Ignite for Happy Hour
• Join us for breakfast on Tuesday March 15th at Westfield Galleria at Roseville to hear Dr. Amer Khan talk about sleep disorders in children. Please RSVP as space is limited. See attached flyer for details.
• Dr. Chez will be speaking at the Bayside Access to Care Fair in Granite Bay on March 19 at 11:30 p.m. The topic is Autism: A Generation Aging Into Adulthood
• Local man pleads guilty to child porn
• The Lundquist Company Honored
• Spring Into Fitness at Curves Open House
• On the Town: A parable about a violin
• High school junior launches novel idea
• Gourmet gifts from the 'food fairy'
• Biz Buzz: Celebrate Beer Week at Nugget; Sutter a great place for disabled employees
• Islamic observances guide daily life for some Roseville Muslims
• Cyber Age leads to massive piles of electronic waste
• City Council is now accepting applications from residents for the Transportation Commission. -
• Teenage drinking--a deadly mix -
• The City of Roseville is recruiting for Higher Education Task Force Members -
• Join us for breakfast on Tuesday March 15th at Westfield Galleria at Roseville to hear Dr. Amer Khan talk about sleep disorders in children. Please RSVP as space is limited. See attached flyer for details.
• Stanton Optical of Roseville Entrepreneur Award Recipient
• Teenage drinking forum at Maidu Center in Roseville
• Beth Gaines endorsed by NFIB
• Oakmont's Elliott, nine others from Roseville schools qualify for State Championships
• Miner's Ravine Bike Trail has reopened from Eureka Road to Orvietto Drive -
• Are you, or do you know, a cancer survivor, patient, caregiver, or advocate for those impacted by cancer? Someone who is passionate about helping others diagnosed with cancer? Someone who inspires others? Nominate that person (or yourself) to be a Break
• Rufu's last post regarding eating disorders... According to the National Eating Disorders Association there are three factors which are thought to contribute to the odds that a person will be dissatisfied with their body: social influences, perform
• Gas prices up 77 cents from year ago
• Too disabled to fly on US Airways
• Job Openings Rocklin & Roseville (weekly update)
• And it came to pass - Woodcreek returns to ARCO Arena
• Valley Christian's defense spans Global
• And it came to pass - Woodcreek is back in Division II semifinals
• Hot hands, cool heads put Granite Bay into Division I semifinals
• Flooding closes Miners Ravine Bike Trail
• Altered States exhibit in Auburn through April 2
• Placer County Fair wins awards
• Dine out with Paul Martin's specials
• Cesar Chavez Youth Conference in Roseville
• Granite Bay boy's hobby on the right track
• Students 'dare' to enter Rotary contest
• Police officer gets probation in Roseville shoplifting case
• 'Goat-Man' bandit pleads guilty to serial bank robbery
• This game just keeps on rollin'
• Rufus has more to day regarding eating disorders. Did you know that involving children in organized sports offers many benefits like improved self-esteem and body image, encouragement for individuals to remain active throughout their lives? However t
• Join us for breakfast on Tuesday March 15th at Westfield Galleria at Roseville to hear Dr. Amer Khan talk about sleep disorders in children. Please RSVP as space is limited. See attached flyer for details.
• Small Busines Disaster Preparedness Workshop
• One family is going bald for a good cause
• Are you a fan of the Sacramento Kings?
• Carnegie Preschool: A 'hidden gem'
• Kindergarteners mimic Van Gogh
• Sacramento Bee Hosts 28th Annual Spelling Bee
• Roseville student wins poetry contest
• Snow forecast for Rocklin
• Police officer gets probation for shoplifting
• Winter Storm Warning in Effect -
• Paul Martin’s American Bistro Joins with Local Farmers
• and Sutter Medical Group welcome David S. Yee, M.D., M.P.H., to the urology team. Dr. Yee’s practice focuses on robotic surgery, minimally invasive surgery, laparoscopy, oncology, kidney stones and benign prostatic hyperplasia. He is fellowship tr
• Did you know you can manage your health online anywhere anytime? You can if you have My Health Online. If you have a Sutter Medical Group physician you can sign up to access your test results, communicate with your physician and other services through
• Rufus continues to discuss eating disorders. Binge Eating Disorder also known as compulsive overeating is characterized primarily by periods of uncontrolled, impulsive, or continuous eating beyond the point of feeling comfortably full. These people gen
• Children’s Art is Alive at the Blue Line Gallery in Roseville
• Grizzlies find the Keys to victory in first round
• Woodcreek opens defense of Division II title with victory over Los Banos
• Sweet Dreams? Does your child have sleep issues? If so, please join us at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville on March 15th to hear from our very own Amer Khan, M.D., pediatric neurologist and sleep medicine expert. See flyer for more information. Do
• More on eating disorders from Rufus. Bulimia nervosa is characterized by a secretive cycle of binge eating and then vomiting or purging. Usually people with this disorder eat large amounts of food, many times more than most people would eat in one meal
• Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital certified as Primary Stroke Center
• Placer County cell phone expenditures decreasing
• On the Town: Calorie info makes for not-so-happy meal experience
• Chamber Checkpoint: Won't miss crash tax
• City View: Help evaluate new street lights
• A look back, a look forward: Placer County transportation
• Students put their two cents in
• Grand jury report: Raceway too loud
• Roseville City Council Member Hosts Community Coffee
• Multi-age program touts added benefits for students
• This week Rufus is talking about eating disorders. Anorexia, bulimia and binge eating are all eating disorders that come with extreme emotions, attitudes, and behaviors that surround weight and food issues. There are life threatening consequences for f
• Hyatt Place Roseville Celebrates Anniversary
• Granite Bay Community Plan updates
• Gold Country Fair nabs awards
• Groundwater management plan for Martis Valley Basin
• Feats of Clay begins April 24th in Lincoln
• Wheelchair Warriors bring top scientists to Roseville
• Nearly 100 people get inked during tattoo-a-thon
• Roseville karate instructor accused of scamming customers in Florida
• 5 Star Escape, The Ritz-Carlton San Francisco
• Valley Christian boys, girls go unbeaten in SMAL
• Granite Bay gets by Del Oro, celebrates co-title
• Woodcreek blasts Roseville, shares SFL title with Granite Bay
• Train horns to resume sounding tomorrow at Atkinson and Fig street crossings -
• Teen editor looking for young writers for journal
• Kelley Athletic Company Roseville Celebrate Grand Opening
• Man who kidnapped woman faces 30 years to life
• Roseville couple welcomes quads
• Roseville kidnapper facing 30 years to life
• Weather Spotter Training from the National Weather Service -
• Roseville repeals 'crash tax'
• Rufus' fourth challenge for Random Acts of Kindness week is to bring a treat to work, school or a neighbor! Tell us what you made or brought and what people's reactions were.
• Suspects arrested in Roseville burglaries
• Hilton Anaheim great location for Disneyland vacation
• Lions feast on dual SMAL championships
• Woodcreek girls fall to SFL champ Del Oro in rematch
• Rufus' third challenge for Random Acts of Kindness week is to hold the door open for someone every chance you get today! Holding the door open for someone isn’t just something people do in old movies, it is a great way to be polite and thought
• $500,000 to Placer County UAIC non-profits fund
• Placer County Office of Elections Needs You!
• Reservations Are Still Available
• Rufus continues talking about Random Acts of Kindness Week and today's RAK is to smile at ten strangers. Sounds easier than you think but well worth the reward -- a smile in return! Tell us about your experiences with RAK and if you smiled at ten
• The AAP hails the IRS ruling recognizing breast pumps & breastfeeding supplies as medical expenses worthy of reimbursement via Flexible Spending Accounts. More women will be able to pass on the health benefits of breastfeeding to their babies, which
• Did you know that this week is Heart Failure Awareness Week? Heart failure affects nearly 5 million Americans and is the only major cardiovascular disease on the rise. While there is currently no known cures for heart failure, recent scientific advances
• Fire at WinCo Foods causes only minor damage
• 25 years to life for felony DUI
• 10 year sentence in drug and weapons case
• Sutter Health and UC Davis Health System team up for enhanced patient care. Check out this article!
• Happy Valentine's Day! Today we're showing the love for our partners at March of Dimes as we kick off 2011 March for Babies. We hope you enjoy this video, showing how thousands of employees across our network put their hearts into giving babies
• As part of Rufus' activities for Random Acts of Kindness Week, today's act is to send a note of appreciation to someone you love. What a great thing to do today as it is Valentine's Day too. Tell us what you did today and all week for yo
• Did you know it is Random Acts of Kindness week? In 2005 HAPPINESS360 was launched as a behavioral research lab. They found that there are 13-human behaviors that predict happiness at over a 92% probability. One of these is Random Acts of Kindness. J
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Man indicted for distributing child porn
• Granite Bay rolls over Roseville
• Death of Roseville baby under investigation
• Get a mammogram for you and your family. This from a recent patient at our Sutter Diagnostic and Women’s Imaging Center at Sutter Roseville Medical Center. See story.
• Choose to Reduce the Risk of Heart Disease. The American Heart Association has developed “The Go Red BetterU” program to help promote healthy hearts. The free 12-week online nutrition and fitness program provides structure and guidance and d
• Be Good to Your Heart! Because February is American Heart Month, George Fehrenbacher, M.D., medical director of cardiology at Sutter Roseville Medical Center shares important information about knowing the symptoms of a heart attack and the importance of
• Sutter Health ranks #24 on the "Top 50 Employers" list by CAREERS & the DISABLED magazine. See how Sutter Roseville Medical Center makes a difference in the attached article.
• Four million babies are born every year in the U.S.: nearly half are born before 40 weeks. Experts are learning that this can cause problems for both mom and baby. If possible, it's best to stay pregnant for at least 39 to 40 weeks, when a baby is f
• Rufus talks more about the things that impact the heart. What exactly is high blood pressure? Well, the blood running through your arteries flows with too much force and puts pressure on your arteries, stretching them past their healthy limit. When so
• LED street lights testing in Roseville
• Sutter Health's efforts improve care for disabled
• County fairs in jeopardy
• Did you know that Sutter Health is a sponsor for the March of Dimes? We will be hosting a number of fund raising activities to meet our goals this year and we hope that you too will contribute to this worthy cause -- healthy babies. Join us for the upc
• Galleria arson suspect pleads not guilty
• Mark your calendars now to attend our breakfast featuring Amer Khan, M.D. He'll be addressing a wide variety of sleep disorders in children including snoring, night terrors, sleep apnea and the like. Join us on March 15th at the Westfield Galleria a
• Urban blight tear-down
• When Rufus found out that February was Heart Month he jumped up and down in excitement. Valentines is this month too and he thought wow, it really is a celebration of hearts! This month we are going to talk about things that have an impact on your hear
• Ex-Olympian pitches in at Sierra College
• NorCal Sings! competition in Roseville
• Contracts for Mental Health Services Funds approved
• St. Baldrick’s celebrations support childhood cancer research
• McCarty resigns as EUSD superintendent
• Home Based Business Featured
• Mark your calendars now to attend our breakfast featuring Amer Khan, M.D. He'll be addressing a wide variety of sleep disorders in children including snoring, night terrors, sleep apnea and the like. Join us on March 15th at the Westfield Galleria
• Galleria arson suspect 'mentally competent'
• On the Town: Ready to go 'On the Town'?
• Chamber Checkpoint: Why networking is important
• ignite Power Lunch Series
• What a great time we had today at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville's Mommy & Me. It was great to see all of our mom's and families and all the cute kids with their Hello Kitty and Valentine's Day best on. Rufus had a wonderful tim
• Superintendent tells parents school won't open until 2012
• 'Prolific' metal thief caught redhanded
• Visiting monks create sand mandala
• Dry Creek modernizes classrooms
• Hotel Reservations and Car Rental site launched
• Teen faces felony charges in church burglary
• Suspected Backflow Thief arrested in Rocklin
• County required to improve sewage discharge
• Placer County approves energy efficiency projects
• Electronic medical records coming to Placer County
• Daniel Hahn Named Roseville’s Next Police Chief
• Lions hold opponent to 3 points in second half
• Roseville appoints new police chief
• Roseville falls to NU by 17 in second-half opener
• Be a Subscriber and You Could be a Winner!
• Daniel Hahn Named Roseville’s Next Police Chief -
• Don't forget to join Rufus and friends at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville, tomorrow for Mommy & Me from 10-11 a.m. We hope to see you there! See flyer for more details.
• Roseville picks next police chief
• Rocklin Fair Housing Workshop
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Child porn charges dog local men
• wants to remind you to wear red today in honor of the American Heart Associations heart healthy campaign and for women everywhere. Come join us at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville today from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. You can get a free health screening, lea
• Business Process Mapping workshop in Roseville
• Effort to save Auburn State Recreation Area funding
• Placer County chicken zoning changes proposed
• Supervisors OK pay raise for public safety employees
• Auburn woman dies trying to save dog
• Alleged Galleria arsonist faces federal charges
• Roseville may repeal 'crash tax'
• We hope to see you all tomorrow at the AHA Wear Red event at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville Mall from 11 a.m. to 6: p.m. Get a free health screening and learn about risk factors associated with heart health. In addition, our own Dr. Sharma will be
• NO-COST VACCINES
• Roseville Chamber Board Member Named 2011 5-Star!
• Roseville Chamber Honors its Finest!
• Teen convicted of trying to run over Roseville police officer
• Gas Mower Exchange Sign Ups Begin March 9 -
• Cool Your Costs with Trees -
• Business Showcase & Mixer in Roseville
• Download e-books and audio books now! -
• Run Rocklin to benefit Matt Redding Foundation
• Auburn area transient arrested for tragic identity theft of Florida man
• Education needs to be at forefront
• Another view: The budget and redevelopment
• Roseville's finest honored
• Mobile Is the New “Offline”
• Roseville Citizen's Police Awareness Academy -
• City calls PARS program 'humane' way to save money
• Photo Exhibit Illustrates Work of Local Non-Profits -
• Foresthill Bridge set for $75 million retrofit
• Placer County 4-H science learning opportunity
• Roseville energy rebates closed due to demand
• Author Signing Faire at Westfield Galleria at Roseville
• See article regarding our Sutter Rehabilitation Institute's recent CARF accreditation.
• Stanton Optical of Roseville Entrepreneur Award Recipient
• Next month is the annual American Heart Association's Wear Red Day. Join us at the Westfield Galleria Mall on Friday, February 4th to meet one of our local cardiologist , Dr. Sharma along with free health screenings, musical entertainment, a silent
• Placer County weighs Jerry Brown's proposed cuts
• PlacerGROWN Food and Farm Conference
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Johnny Price can't get enough Cash
• Area’s Top 25 Accounting & Tax Firms
• Placer Land Trust to Host Reception in Roseville
• Man 'stalked' victims from jail
• Join Rufus and Hello Kitty on February 8th for the Westfield WFamily Mommy & Me Be My Valentine event! Join us from 10-11 a.m. at the Kid's Court by Sears. See attached flyer for more information.
• Rufus closes out the week on donating blood. Donating blood truly is the “gift of life.” Anyone over the age of 16 can donate blood as long as they are in good general health. The blood from one person can be separated into four different
• Rocklin Library doubles size and improves tech
• Thunder Valley Chinese New Year Celebration
• Local Restaurant Specials
• Jail stalker gets prison sentence
• Lincoln Cemetery vandalism arrests
• Sutter Rehabilitation Institute becomes CARF Accredited
• Bucks for Bikes - apply today! -
• Next month is the annual American Heart Association's Wear Red Day. Join us at the Westfield Galleria Mall on Friday, February 4th to meet one of our local cardiologist , Dr. Sharma along with free health screenings, musical entertainment, a silent
• Rufus is going to talk about the donation process. There generally is a requirement that you weigh at least 110 pounds, be at least 16 years old and basically healthy. If it is your first time to donate, you will be asked to present two forms of identi
• William Jessup Business Department hosts Entrepreneur Seminar
• Auburn armed robbery suspect sought
• Roseville Police Officers Association backs Allard
• Rufus was interested to find out that a person can only donate blood every 56 days. Basically, you are limited to donating about one pint of blood each time you donate which amounts to about 1 pound. They body only holds about 10 – 12 pints. The
• Granite Bay boys beat Rocklin for first time since 2007
• Teenage burglary suspects arrested, handgun recovered
• Youth baseball players report to camp
• Where to enjoy your next cigar
• State of Union leaves McClintock profoundly disappointed
• Auburn man qualifies for Bassmaster Classic
• Placer County Conservation Plan ready for review
• Home burglary suspects arrested
• Rocklin High School Teachers Flash Mob video
• Entrepreneur Seminar at William Jessup
• Placer County offers Pertussis and Flu Vaccines
• Chamber Checkpoint: 2011 off to an amazing start
• City View: What's happening at your libraries?
• Arts education a bright spot in Dry Creek schools
• Rufus continues to talk about donating blood. Most blood centers try to maintain an inventory of a three-day supply of blood. This supply level has been found to be the optimum amount to have in stock. Sometimes unpredictable demands from trauma patie
• Roseville City School District found noncompliant
• Brown's push to defund redevelopment agencies may hurt local projects
• Students make blankets for kids in need
• Brandman University in Roseville Presents Leadership NOW Series
• Shooters All-Season Paintball Offers Year Round Activities
• Mafia bust is FBI's largest coordinated arrest
• Placer County redistricting to begin
• Senator Gaines announces committee assignments
• Join Rufus and Hello Kitty on February 8th for the Westfield WFamily Mommy & Me Be My Valentine event! Join us from 10-11 a.m. at the Kid's Court by Sears. See attached flyer for more information.
• Missing boy located, is fine -
• Dr. Greg LeBleu, Medical Director at Sutter Rehabilitation Institute, spoke to News 10 and CBS 13 and provided his expertise regarding injuries from gunshot wounds to the brain that are similar to Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. The Sutter Rehabilitat
• Annual Tommy Apostolos Fund Dinner Dance to be held in Roseville
• Next month is the annual American Heart Association's Wear Red Day. Join us at the Westfield Galleria Mall on Friday, February 4th to meet one of our localcardiologist , Dr. Sharma along with free health screenings, musical entertainment, a silent
• Did you know that January was National Blood Donor Month? Rufus is going to spend this week talking about donating blood. Why is it so important to donate blood? Units of blood are used everyday in hospitals and emergency treatment facilities. Someti
• County report on pension plans and retirement costs
• Sierra College Women's Basketball plays for a cure
• Roseville boy missing, search underway (cancelled)
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Temp Positions Available
• Placer County Water Agency Update
• Placer County Conservation Plan ready for review?
• William Jessup Hosts Placer County Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Exposition
• Oakmont girls can't handle press, fall to Christian Brothers
• Roseville scores huge wrestling victory over Del Oro
• Oakmont is outmanned by deep Del Campo
• Grizzlies maul Tigers for second 30-point blowout of week
• Rufus closes out the week on Cystic Fibrosis (CF). Symptoms/severity can vary. Some have serious lung and digestive problems; others have more mild symptoms that don’t show up until they are adolescents or adults. You can have a few symptoms, oth
• Cashing in on treasure
• Growing church adopts 'multi-site' approach
• Roseville therapist falls short of Pepsi grant
• Three new exhibits open at Blue Line Gallery
• Fallen Roseville mogul arrested for grand theft
• Green Gardening workshops begin February 6th
• Aikido Center Opens in Roseville
• Seeking Nomincations for Sacramento Business Journal’s 40 Under 40
• Register For Management Workshops
• More on Cystic Fibrosis (CF) from Rufus. When there is so much thick and sticky mucus generally digestive enzymes that your pancreas makes can’t reach your small intestines. Those enzymes help break down the food that you eat. Without them, your
• Placer County Fair Board elects new directors
• Lincoln resident pens novel, "A Dollar’s Worth"
• Larynx transplant restores voice to California woman
• Jail sentence for drug stealing nurse
• At sentencing, elder abuse defendant tells victims: 'Sorry'
• Woodcreek comes back in second half to beat Del Oro
• Join the party! Zumba fitness event - Friday, Jan. 21 -
• Roseville Council Member Hosts Community Coffee
• Rufus continues to talk about Cystic Fibrosis (CF). Mucus is a substance made by the lining of some body tissues. Usually mucus is slippery and watery. Mucus acts like the oil in your car, keeping your organs moist and preventing them from drying out
• Resident helps police catch suspected burglars
• Posh Puppy Boutique teams with Disney & Funjet Getaways
• VP of Kaiser Foundation selected for County Board
• Roseville's legal bill tops $196,000
• City View: Check out Roseville police - at the library
• City government is the hub of community
• Rufus wants to talk about Cystic Fibrosis this week. Cystic Fibrosis or CF is a disease that has an effect on your secretory glands which are the ones that make sweat and mucus. This disease is inherited through genes from parents to children. Many ti
• Placer County Advisory Board Vacancies
• SB109 aims to cut Special Election costs
• Fountains at Roseville, a growing success
• Drug and Alcohol screening kits available to parents
• Obamacare a huge mistake?
• Volunteers beautify Roseville school for MLK Jr. Day
• Man dies in head-on crash
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Lake Tahoe Attorney Matt Williams to run for California Assembly
• Featured Restaurants in Placer County
• Car accident on Douglas Boulevard
• Face to face with Blue Line Gallery artists
• Roseville Chamber’s Top Business Stories of 2010
• Fourth quarter belongs to Woodcreek over Granite Bay
• Sutter Roseville Medical Center has received certification from the Joint Commission and is now an Advanced Primary Stroke Center. See recent article where Asim Mahmood, M.D., medical director of stroke services for Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region
• Rufus wants to close out the week on myths regarding weight with some tips. When it comes to weight loss, there are many fad diets out there many of which are unhealthy and limited on nutrient intake. The key to achieving healthy weight for you is to e
• Rufus does not think that scaring people with verbal insults promotes weight loss and obesity prevention. He is right! Research shows that the increasing pressures to lose weight over the past 30 years are paralleled by increases in obesity. Far from
• The Loomis News is the latest media outlet to highlight the Cowpoke Foundation's $4,000 donation to the Breast Health Center!
• and Style Magazine invites you to get to know our CEO, Patrick Brady. See attached article from this month's Style Magazine.
• Ruling: Gay and Lesbian Officers names to remain private
• A month later, dog reunites with family
• BloodSource Celebrates 20 Years in Roseville
• and Rufus continue to talk about healthy weight. One false myth is that losing weight reduces risk. Long-term studies indicate higher risk with weight loss. There are higher death rates with weight loss as shown by more than 15 large comprehensive stu
• A police community resource center coming soon to your neighborhood -
• State Sen. Ted Gaines' wife Beth Gaines seeks Assembly seat
• Former Sacramento Kings player sentenced for Rocklin DUI
• Jerry Brown announces special election for May 3
• Orangevale man arrested in Granite Bay burglary case
• Open Networking on January 21st!
• City asks plaintiff to 'out' officers
• City View: Maidu Museum now an art walk destination
• Rufus is talking about healthy weight. Obesity causes severe health risks. This is unknown, but seems doubtful. Obesity has been associated with in the past and assumed to cause higher risk for type 2 diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
• New supe Jack Duran opts for experience on Placer planning panel
• Mayor Roccucci sends thoughts and prayers to survivors of Arizona shootings -
• Thank You Roseville Firefighters!
• New arts academy leases iconic Roseville Theatre
• Huck Finn: Should 'slave' replace the N-word?
• SMA America unveils Rocklin service center
• Duran appoints former Roseville mayor to post
• Roseville Theatre leased to Theatre Arts Academy
• Lou Gehrig's Run/Walk at Sculpture Park in Roseville
• Many health professionals have moved to a healthy living approach of sound and compassionate care in dealing with weight issues. Unfortunately many others promote and provide care that is based on misinformation, myth and size bias, rather than accurate
• Local basketball teams say they're ready for league play
• New treatment for severe Asthma
• Kaiser Permanente grant aids Latino immigrants
• Nichols to head WJU Pastoral Ministry Department
• Featured Restaurants in Placer County
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• PCWA may reclaim over $600,000 in fees
• One bank gives to another
• Rufus ends are week of focus on Foli Acid. Folic Acid helps the body to make RNA and DNA, the body’s genetic material that contains all the code for the new cells. So, it would make sense that deficiencies of folic acid can have far-reaching effe
• Popular business vows to return after fire
• Rufus continues to talk about folic acid. For women in their childbearing years it is particularly important to consume 400mcg of folic acid daily. This has been shown to reduce the risk of neural tube defects in developing babies by up to 70 percent.
• Roseville begins non-profit grants process - apply today! -
• Prolific purse snatcher hits Rocklin and Roseville
• $84,000 Thunder Valley jackpot win for Yuba City man
• Good news travels fast! Check out the Press Tribune story about the Cowpoke Foundation's donation to the Breast Health Center.
• Sheriff: Purse thief connected to six area thefts
• SACRAMENTO, Calif., Jan. 4, 2010 - Sutter Health’s www.MyLifeStages.org has received a gold award for “Best Interactive [Web] Site” from the prestigious eHealthcare Leadership Awards. Sutter Health’s portal connects women with Sut
• Rufus wants to make sure you know the importance of folic acid. Folic acid is an essential B-vitamin; therefore, everyone needs it in order to stay in good health. Folic acid helps build DNA and your body uses it for cell growth and reproduction, fundam
• Employer workshop targets efficiency and productivity
• Have Lunch & Learn With Drexel and SureWest
• Rufus continues to talk about folic acid. Folic acid is the synthetic form of the naturally occurring folate in foods. Folate is found in foods such as leafy green vegetables, beans, liver and some fruit. The synthetic version, folic acid, is found in
• We're in the news! KCRA Channel 3 covers the Cowpoke Foundation donating $4,000 to our Breast Health Center.
• Gaines wins Senate seat in special election
• Duran and Weygandt sworn in
• Ted Gaines wins Senate race
• Channel 31's "Good Day Sacramento" interviewed the parents of 2010's last baby and 2011's first baby born at Sutter Roseville Medical Center on New Year's Day.
• Good Day Sacramento interviewed Sutter Roseville Medical Center OB/GYN Jose Cueto, M.D., live to discuss New Year's babies and the March of Dimes initiative to eliminate elective pre-term births that Sutter Roseville is piloting and Dr. Cueto is cha
• Amy Beazizo, R.N., and CEO Pat Brady thank Bert Braun, center, from the Cowpoke Foundation for the $4,000 donation to the Breast Health Center. In the spirit of the event, Bert wore pink chaps!
• City view: Looking to get fit in 2011?
• The Breast Health Center at Sutter Roseville Medical Center received a generous donation of $4,000 from the Cowpoke Foundation today
• Luminarias line the lanes in WestPark
• Supporters race to aid of ALS patients, families
• Illegal bike jumps irk trail users
• Solar roofs the 'BEST' choice
• Rufus wants to talk about Folic Acid. Did you know that this week is Folic Acid Awareness Week? You can start the New Year off right by taking multivitamins with 400mcg of the B-vitamin folic acid every day. Your body uses folic acid to stay healthy.
• A Monster of a Challenge
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Leave your Christmas tree at the curb
• Green Business Certification Program
• Roadshow comes to Roseville January 18- 22
• Auburn man arrested trying to cash stolen check
• Auburn purse thief being sought
• Gallina LLP Merges with Las Vegas Company
• New program helps businesses lower utility bills, purchasing costs -
• New Year's Baby welcomed to Sacramento
• Looking for a way to manage your health on-the-go? There’s an app for that! Today Sutter Health launches MyChart for the iPhone, offering secure access to your personal health record, e-messaging with your doctor and more. Get started today! Link:
• Placer Green Business Certification Program Launched
• Sutter Medical Foundation opens new Urgent Care Center on SRMC campus. See attached flyer for more details.
• Free Basketball Clinic for Kids
• $1.4 million to study Pediatric Emergency Care
• The Gathering Inn offers emergency shelter
• Roseville Christmas tree drop-off locations
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• McClintock appointed to Budget and Natural Resources Committees
• Rocklin Royale night of fun to benefit schools
• Valley Christian runs on all cylinders in final tuneup
• Rufus talks about why the law is stricter for drivers under the age of 18. Statistics show that teen drivers are more likely than older drivers to be involved in a crash because they lack driving experience and tend to take greater risks. Teen drivers
• Rufus wants to make sure you know the law when it comes to driving and talking on cell phones. It is an infraction to write, send, or read text-based communication (including Facebook and surfing the net and even getting directions) while driving a vehi
• Woodcreek scores 20 points in four minutes
• Get fit in the New Year with Sutter Express Care's Lean For Life Program. Come to our free Open House on January 8 at our Sutter Express Care Greenhaven and Natomas locations! Print the post card for $50 off the program.
• Facebook dominated by e-mail
• Fire, Cocaine, Shootings and Kellogg's Cereal
• City View: Non profits: $550,000 available in city grants, applications due Feb. 8
• Another View: Rockholm reflects
• The year's top stories
• Rufus wants you to get to know your cell phone and its features, like speed dial and redial. Read the instruction manual that comes with your phone. This will allow you to take advantage of valuable features like memory, redial, voice dial and more. I
• New Year's Party Celebration at Thunder Valley
• Our new Urgent Care will open on the Sutter Roseville Medical Center Campus on January 3. Patients are accepted on a walk-in basis regardless of where they currently receive physician or hospital care.
• Cell phones are one of the most amazing inventions of the 20th Century. They allow us to stay connected with family and friends, conduct business and to have fun virtually anywhere and at anytime. They are also a lifeline in emergencies. However, util
• Sutter Roseville certified as Primary Stroke Center
• Dental services to be cut for low income residents
• Free and low cost healthcare services directory
• NorCal Sings! 2011 accepting registration
• Raising Scholarships for Sierra College Students
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Sutter Urgent Care to open in January 2011
• Placer County Water Agency Update December 2010
• Christmas Tree drop-off locations
• Jensen Named Roseville’s Assistant City Manager
• invites you to visit our web page where we talk more fully about stroke certification and what it means to you.
• Did you know that the most common accidental exposure to poison is when they have been removed from their original containers and placed into an unlabeled bottle, jar or food container? The child does not realize until too late that the unmarked contain
• Grizzlies reign on Mission Prep Tournament
• Daily Restaurant Specials
• Allard gets backing of County Supervisors
• just had a visit from Rufus! Rufus came to wish our patients, especially our pediatric patients and our new moms and babies a very Merry Christmas. Thanks Rufus for the visit; we love seeing you!
• SBA Financing Options Workshop
• Check Out New Employment Laws for 2011
• share ore on poison and poison control. Did you know that mothballs are poisonous to humans? Make sure if you have them that they are hung in containers. Where should you place roach and rodent baits? Place the bait in areas where children cannot tou
• City of Roseville Recruits for New Board
• Thunder Valley to help feed hundreds of families
• Gunpoint robbery at Weimar Country Store
• Loomis trio arrested in burglaries
• Woman with Alzheimer's found by police dog
• City View: Help prevent weather-related outages
• Grizzlies charge into tournament final
• Granite Bay captures Manges Invitational
• California Shock Trauma Air Rescue (CALSTAR) kicked of emergency helicopter service from its headquarters at McClellan Park last week and includes Sutter Memorial Hospital and Sutter Roseville Medical Center. See attached article. Read more: CALSTAR
• joins Sutter Rehabilitation Center in celebrating the receipt of Rehab Care's Quality Award. See attached article.
• and Rufus continue to talk about poison. Remember to re-close containers if interrupted during an application. Make sure all harmful containers are fully sealed and out of a child’s reach during temporary absence. Always read the labels first.
• Draft Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan available for public comment -
• Flash Mob shuts Galleria Mall down
• Man beaten and robbed on Cirby Way
• Musical 'flash mob' evacuates mall
• Dispatches: Sprinklers should contain Galleria fire
• Volunteers assemble holiday food baskets
• Sentence follows hate crime, clash with pregnant girlfriend
• Two in fatal, rainy crash ID'd
• and Rufus is talking about poisons this week. Most children find poison in their own home or while visiting the home of someone else. For this reason, it is important to anyone caring for a child to make a room-by-room inspection. During the inspectio
• John Allard Running for Assembly
• Car accident on Roseville Road kills two
• Woodcreek slows Adenrele, Oakmont for Rocklin tourney title
• Bruin Ranch conservation boosted with acquisition
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Paul Martin's and Thunder Valley Dining Specials
• Woodcreek blows out Del Oro in Rocklin semis
• Kiwanis Clubs send 909 pounds of candy to troops
• City Crews Ready to Respond to the Storm -
• Oakmont, Woodcreek win Rocklin tournament openers
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Fatal collision closes Highway 65 for five hours
• Report: Maintenance worker shut off sprinklers
• and Rufus conclude our thoughts about breakfast. Breakfast gives your brain fuel to help you concentrate and perform better at work and school. It also means you are breaking the overnight fast – helping you jump start your metabolism for the day
• Roseville issues Galleria Fire report
• Prison for Rocklin woman in extortion case
• John Allard announces candidacy for Assembly
• Final curtain call for Civic Theatre West
• Using technology to save our utility customers money -
• Galleria arson report to follow gag denial
• and Rufus have more thoughts about the importance of eating breakfast. Do you think that eating breakfast will make you hungry all day? It is actually good and normal to be hungry throughout the day. Really, you should try to eat every 3-4 hours to ke
• Sean Anthony Silva remembered
• City Councilman John Allard to run for 4th District Assembly
• Help Us Welcome Our 100,000th Visitor
• Woodcreek comes through with game on the (free throw) line
• and Rufus continue to talk about breakfast. Did you know that some kids skip breakfast because they sleep too late or because they think it’s a way to stay thin? But skipping breakfast doesn’t help people maintain a healthy weight. In fact
• Oakmont beats Roseville at OT buzzer
• Shooting rampage in Sacramento
• Valley Christian blows out Victory Christian
• A 'vintage' celebration
• Teens' designs strut down the runway
• See's for Soliders hits a sweet spot
• City View: Explore Maidu Museum and Historic Site for free
• Roseville high schools continue to excel
• Roseville places second at Ponderosa Duals
• Recruitment for Roseville Community Development Corporation board begins -
• Domestic violence felon gets 7 years
• Burglaries, vandalism hit Roseville high schools
• and our Office of Emergency Preparedness share some candle fire safety tips for the holiday season. See attached and stay safe!
• and Rufus are talking about Breakfast this week. Do you know why parents always say, “Eat your breakfast”? Well, let us think about your body like we would a car. While you sleep your body is actually very busy, the cells in your brain and
• Santa offers free personalized videos
• Oakmont wins Del Oro Invitational
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Guilty plea for illegally transporting marijuana
• and Rufus conclude their postings on winter sports safety. Always wear sport-specific, properly fitting safety gear. Kids should always wear helmets when they ski, sled, snowboard and play ice hockey. Remember there are different helmets for different
• Roseville Rotarians bring water filters to Guatemala
• 5 Questions: Life an adventure for Parker
• With battery count dropped, deputy back to work
• Milani's three-pointer gives Woodcreek win in Stockton
• Wrestling teams hit the tournament circuit
• Roseville's queen of quilts
• Weekend Events Calendar (Dec 10- 12)
• Adenrele, Taylor lift Oakmont over Lincoln
• Holiday dining at Paul Martin's and Thunder Valley
• Arrest in quick change thefts
• Spinach thrower turns himself in
• Hollywood Christmas Jam in Roseville
• is one of three Sutter Health hospitals in Northern California that are piloting a national March of Dimes initiative calling for the elimination of elective premature births. See attached article.
• and Rufus share more on winter sports and play safety. Do you know how to prevent hypothermia? Wear waterproof and windproof garments and dressing in several layers of warm and loose clothing is always a good idea. Wearing a hat is especially importa
• City Holiday Closures -
• Placer Water Agency Update for December 2010
• Sutter Roseville, March of Dimes target elective premature births
• Roseville Chamber Accepting Nominations
• Ignite Organizing Drop Off
• and Rufus begin this week with a discussion about winter sports safety. Skiing, hockey and snowboarding are very popular winter sports. There are health risks and injuries associated with each of these sports that may be related to the cool temperature
• Prankster burns worker with spinach
• Winter Bash Monte Carlo Style
• Kaiser Permanente in Roseville among top hospitals
• David Attaway, Placer Valley Tourism's new CEO
• Nominations for economic development awards
• Dining out at Paul Martin's and Thunder Valley
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Christmas in Newcastle
• There is a danger to crabbing in open waters
• New councilmembers sworn in
• KAISER PERMANENTE IN ROSEVILLE HONORED
• Hardwood Palace to Host Charitable Event
• and Rufus wish you happy shopping for safe toys for this holiday season. Here are some final thoughts: Teach your children to put their toys away. Check toys regularly to make sure that they aren’t broken or unusable. Throw away broken toys or
• Today's Daily Restaurant Specials
• Weekend Holiday Events
• Union Pacific Railroad Performs Monthly Emergency Siren Test -
• and Rufus continue to talk about toy safety. Did you know what toys are safe for school-age children? Bicycles, scooters, skateboards and inline skates should always be used with helmets and safety gear like hand, wrist, knee and/or shin guards. It is
• donates money to the local food bank. See attached article.
• receives to top ratings from HealthGrades regarding orthopedic and spine procedures. See attached article.
• Have a joyous and safe holiday season -
• Memorial for student killed in Lincoln car crash
• Gun battle with police leads to 121 year jail term
• Lincoln residents arrested in Auburn shooting
• and Rufus have more on toy safety for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Look for toys that are sturdy enough to withstand pulling and twisting. Make sure that squeeze toys, rattles, and teethers are large enough that they won’t become lodged in
• City of Roseville Wins Digital Cities Award -
• Roseville Transit honors Rosa Parks -
• Oakmont boys, girls sweep Center
• Dueling interests
• Roseville homes mark national watershed in conservation
• Roseville boys open with two basketball wins
• City view: Mayor says goodbye after decade of service
• Woodcreek utilizes its speed in Foundation victory
• Development corporation gets final go-ahead
• and Rufus have some things to think about when you are looking for toys: 1. Toys made of fabric should be labeled as flame resistant or flame retardant. 2. Stuffed toys should be washable. 3. Painted toys should be covered with lead-free paint. 4.
• Fountains at Roseville Filled with Holiday Fun
• Granite Bay concrete company hid millions in wages
• Westfield Galleria Open For Business
• Holiday Candlelight Choral Concert in Rocklin
• The Music Room plays Roseville December 4th
• Section of North Dowd Closed Nov. 30 - Dec. 3
• Holidays In the Hills December 11 - 12
• Christmas choral concert in Rocklin Dec. 17
• Annual Choral Christmas Concert
• Meet the Authors at the Roseville Public Library
• Rufus is talking about toys! There are millions of toys on the market and believe it or not, hundreds of new ones hit the stores each year. Toys are supposed to be fun and are an important part of a child’s development. Each year though, many ch
• Cyber Monday Deals at Sears and Kmart
• Granite Bay drive stalls at Monterey Trail 12
• Roseville shoppers out in full force for Black Friday
• Basketball season begins with Foundation Games on Monday
• Thanksgiving Day Specials Online at Sears
• Planning Department Holiday Hours
• Emergency shelter and other resources for the homeless and needy in Roseville -
• Misused funds shut down restaurant
• and Rufus continue to talk about GERD. Did you know there are some steps you can take to reduce your GERD episodes? Avoiding the following may help reduce heartburn and acid reflux: alcohol, caffeine, carbonated beverages, chocolate, citrus fruits an
• Health Care Reform Seminar
• Winterize your home -
• Placer Theatre Ballet presents Nutcracker
• Boy drowned in Colfax Canal
• Santa Claus to visit Rocklin in December
• and Rufus are talking about GERD. Do you know what the symptoms of GERD are? Reflux can be uncomfortable, you may have a feeling that food may be left or trapped behind the breastbone, you may have a burning pain in your chest which may increase when y
• Man steals $13,000 in bikes
• Craft fair great way to shop and help local seniors
• Mistrial declared for officer who punched woman
• Roseville's Building Division wins state-wide award -
• Bicycle thief caught on video
• Female band of burglars and male leader arrested
• Today's Online Holiday Shopping Deals
• and Rufus are talking about GERD or Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. It is timely given our upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and our potential gastric opportunities. Did you know that GERD is also referred to as reflux esophagitis, chronic heart burn and
• Civic Theatre West launches campaign to reopen
• Roseville family survives stranded cruise
• Live Sewer Smart and prevent a messy and costly sewer back-up during the holidays -
• Fountains at Roseville Tree Lighting in pictures
• Rocklin & Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Restaurant Specials Today
• Roseville Holiday Parade in Pictures
• Rain? Not on this holiday parade
• Oakmont's Adenrele signs, says UC Davis feels like home
• Join us for the Downtown Holiday Celebration - rain or shine: -
• Granite Bay is better late, pounds Enochs
• Turkey Trot event gobbling up donations for a good cause
• Solar Billing Plan Discussion Rescheduled -
• Tigers shed tears for all those years
• No loneliness for this long-distance runner
• Granite Bay's Lee fires 76, ties for fourth at state tournament
• and Rufus wrap up our discussion on prematurity. Preterm labor puts the mother and the baby at risk and can be life threatening to both. Scientists are doing their best to determine ways to help keep situations like this at bay. However, it would seem
• Children's show goes on
• Winter Bash Monte Carlo Style
• Valley Christian volleyball comes up short
• Water leaks and flooding - who do you call? -
• Remember to water with the weather -
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• First Northern Bank Announces New Executive VP/CFO
• Union Pacific Railroad Wins California’s Top Environmental Leadership Award
• and Rufus continue our conversation on prematurity. Do you know who might be at increased risk for preterm labor and delivery? Women who have had a previous preterm birth. Women who are pregnant with twins, triplets or more. Women with certain uterin
• Cochrane’s Now Provides Tribute Videos
• Roseville Electric Brightens the Holidays with LED Holiday Light Exchange -
• JCPenney to reopen at Galleria Friday
• Roseville's season is halted in Folsom
• Rally Friday to save Civic Theatre West
• Be Storm Ready -
• Rosie's Mercantile craft and vendor fair
• Recreational basketball league sign-ups in Rocklin
• Roseville Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Cemetary vandalized in Lincoln, reward offered
• Jury convicts ex-Doolittle aide in corruption case
• 1,600 pounds of food collected for Galleria employees
• Our View: More answers needed after Galleria blaze
• Mayor gives State of the City address
• Roseville Police offers free community presentation for holiday shopping season -
• and Rufus are focusing on prematurely born children. According to the March of Dimes about 1 in 8 children are born prematurely a day. Many are too small or sick to go home. Sometimes they spend weeks and months in intensive care. A lot of the childr
• Thank you to our 400 fans/likes! We appreciate your continued support and interest in Sutter Health and Sutter Roseville Medical Center!
• Officials take armed suicidal man in for mental analysis
• Lawsuit brings nurse theft, abuse to light
• Christmas comes early for Soroptimists
• Roseville Solar Billing Plan Discussion
• Mandarin Orange Coffee is back at Festival
• Gas prices on the rise
• Fruits and vegetables sculpture competition
• Restaurant Specials Today
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Safe holiday shopping workshop offered by police
• Unbeaten Granite Bay claims section soccer title
• Granite Bay girls add Division I section title to their season haul
• Granite Bay boys fall to Rio Americano in water polo final
• Roseville is blasted by Folsom again
• Another impressive playoff opener for Granite Bay
• Granite Bay wins fourth section team tennis title in a row
• Citizens Insurance Services Opens in Roseville
• Man sentenced for DUI deaths
• and Rufus conclude our series on drowsy/safe driving. Do you know who's most at risk for driving drowsy? Young drivers are at a higher risk when drowsy due to lack of experience. People who work long hours, night shifts, and rotating shifts and/or
• Roseville man sentenced in DUI deaths
• Walmart free holiday shipping to hurt Amazon?
• Granite Bay pounds McClatchy, rolls into Division II section soccer final
• It's Granite Bay vs. Rio Americano in Division II boys, girls water polo finals
• Roseville volleyball advances to Division II semis
• Another sweep for Valley Christian, and a berth in the Division VI final
• Art tour newcomer brings decades of work
• and Sutter Health wants to remind you about World Diabetes Day on November 14th. Help light the Capital Blue! See the attached flyer for details.
• Civic Theatre West closes doors
• Roseville Veterans Day events
• Veterans share their stories of war
• Civic Theatre West closes its doors
• Restaurant Specials
• and Rufus are talking about safe driving this week. Did you know that there are do's and don'ts about driving? Here are a bunch of DON’TS about driving: Don’t drive if you are tired or on medication that makes you tired. Don&rsqu
• William Jessup University Honors
• Celebrating the red, white and blue - and yellow
• Roseville’s Downtown Holiday Celebration Schedule
• Criticism plagues officials after Galleria mall arson
• Bi-annual Commission vacancies; apply today. -
• Keeping the 'Dream' alive
• Former CPS worker guilty on 16 felony counts
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows at IMAX
• Roseville man faces long prison term
• and Rufus are still sharing safe driving tips. How do you know you are fully rested to be driving? Here are a couple of ways to make sure you are fully rested for any long drives. Get a good night’s sleep. Get off the road if you notice any of th
• Community Coffee Invitation
• Michael Lyon arrested at Carmichael home
• Neighborhood group doesn't split
• Chamber Checkpoint: Holiday parade, tree lighting on same day this year
• City view: Spread cheer at holiday celebration
• Retirement incentive will save city $3.36 million
• Hollywood legend visits Granite Bay
• Lee, Noda qualify for state golf tournament
• Oakmont seniors say good-bye with a bang
• Granite Bay, Woodcreek in all-SFL girls water polo semifinal
• Woodcreek set lofty goals, came up short of playoff berth
• Veterans remember life during wars
• Gaines to host Veterans Day Pancake Breakfast
• Rotarians welcome Malaysians
• Local Girl Scouts collect 1,277 children's books for kids in need
• 'Saw 3D' not worth the time
• Roseville therapist finalist in Pepsi Refresh Project
• Area's newest thrift store is the cat's meow
• Roseville man jailed for impersonating investigator
• and Rufus share more safe driving tips. Did you know that falling asleep at the wheel or driving drowsy is more dangerous than driving under the influence of alcohol? Most people cannot predict with accuracy when they are about to fall asleep. In fact,
• Police: ex-felon posed as fireman, officer
• SBA Disaster Loans available for Galleria business owners
• Chip Allen Annual Gallery Show
• Tree Lighting at Fountains at Roseville November 21
• Veteran's Day Flag Ceremony at William Jessup
• Local Restaurant Specials
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Roseville Business Reports Encouraging Trends
• Mark Your Calendar
• SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to Galleria Mall Businesses
• Thunder Valley Co-Sponsors Santa Claus Toy Run
• and Rufus are talking about safe driving and driving tips this week. Did you know that sleep deprivation is reaching epidemic proportions in America? Driving is a big responsibility. When first getting a license we are reminded over and over again how
• Roseville teams advance in section boys water polo
• Section football seedings sure to sprout various reactions
• Granite Bay's Forlini twins win back-to-back section doubles titles
• Tricky Oakmont finishes with two wins in a row
• Time for section to assemble football playoff puzzle, piece by piece
• Del Oro finally shakes Woodcreek, shares SFL title with Granite Bay
• Granite Bay pounds Roseville for share of SFL title
• Motorists Alert!
• Redevelopment Agency seeking citizens for loan committee
• Mountain Mandarin Festival Seeks Volunteers
• Hops and Dreams: The Story of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
• Roseville I-80 closures and detours alert
• New contract for Deputy Sheriff's Association
• Charity Superteam Challenge accepting registration
• Sheriffs nab OxyContin-addicted thieves
• Jingle All the Way to the Bank with a Holiday Job at JCPenney!
• Steve’s Pizza is Open for Business in Roseville
• State of the City address rescheduled to Nov. 15, at 5 p.m. -
• and Rufus are continue to talk about Diabetes. Did you know that some of the symptoms of diabetes are blurry vision, excessive thirst, fatigue, frequent urination, hunger and weight loss. Type 2 Diabetes develops slowly and some people have no symptoms
• Roseville woman who suffers from rare cancer wants to educate others
• Gaines leads in state Senate special election
• and Rufus are still talking about Diabetes this week. Did you know there are different types of diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is usually diagnosed in childhood. Typically people with this type are required to get daily injections of insulin. Type 2 diabe
• Water leaks and flooding - who do you call? -
• Four die after Roseville man drives wrong way
• Susan Rohan leads the race for Roseville City Council
• Placer County Election Results 2010
• State superintendent visits Granite Bay school
• State reaffirms free speech at malls
• Three arrested for attempted murder
• Roseville Electric's first female director marks five months on the job
• Walls come down at Automall
• Alleged patent thief targets Granite Bay residents
• Writing Workshop at Sierra College November 6th
• Hansel and Gretel the Musical in Rocklin
• Rocklin Election Results 2010
• Roseville Election Results 2010
• William Jessup University Honors Local Veterans at Flag Ceremony
• Fashion Spree and Green Tea in Roseville
• Restaurant Specials Today
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• and Rufus continue to talk about Diabetes. Did you know that genetics play a part in diabetes? Maturity-onset diabetes of the young has been traced to defects in a single gene. However, for some types of diabetes, hereditary factors are still not wel
• Union Pacific Railroad Performs Monthly Emergency Siren Test -
• Bonney Plumbing, Heating and Air earns Employee Choice Award
• Investigators: $55 million inferno was arson
• Macy's to reopen Friday
• and Rufus are talking about Diabetes this week. Did you know that Diabetes is a chronic (lifelong) disease recognized by high levels of sugar in the blood? Science has only begun to uncover the roots of this disease. It seems that there is a complex in
• Donate canned goods during the "Stuff-A-Bus" food drive -
• Deathtrap at Civic Theatre West
• Tea with Hezbollah co-author to speak in Rocklin
• Loomis Soroptomists community award applications
• Autumn Art Studios Tour November 12- 14
• Job Fair for Galleria Fire affected employees
• Gas prices continue rising
• Pause Lounge & Kitchen to open in Roseville
• Westfield Galleria at Roseville Resumes Partial Operation
• Lincoln Brewster performs all over the country, calls Bayside Church home
• Nordstrom aims to keep employess working
• Daily Restaurant Special in Roseville & Rocklin
• Need to Create Balance?
• Work as art: employees at The Studio offer art in all its forms
• Race to Nowhere film screening in Rocklin
• Doonan’s Barber Shop is Open For Business
• Woodcreek boys, Granite Bay girls triumph at SFL cross country meet
• Roseville man faces up to 20 years for pointing laser at aircraft
• Roseville Galleria shutdown, suspected gunman sought
• Lightfoot’s California Cuisine is Open for Dinner
• Youth football coaches stress the proper way to tackle
• Toys for Tots drop off sites
• Roseville Galleria Fire out of control and spreading rapidly
• Ginger’s Restaurant Celebrates Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Oakmont tops Bella Vista for first CVC win
• Smashing pumpkins at All American Speedway
• Roseville Galleria Fire tops Internet search volume
• Library Has 'Job Accelerator' to Help You! -
• Woodcreek comes home from Nevada Union with first SFL win
• New Toastmasters chapter in Roseville
• Alexander Piggee jailed without bail
• Be Storm Ready -
• Del Oro throws top of SFL into a logjam
• Solar to help power Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital
• Westfield Galleria at Roseville issues statement
• Fall Leaf Pickup Program begins Nov. 1 -
• Breast cancer survivors treated to makeovers
• Howl-O-Ween October 31 across from Galleria
• Gems by Moonlight at Civic Theatre West
• Solar Billing Plan Discussion Rescheduled -
• Galleria workers seek assistance, relocation
• Restaurant Specials Today
• Trunk-Or-Treat at Bayside West in Roseville
• Over 40 Westfield Galleria at Roseville retailers now open -
• Mall arson case suspended for mental analysis
• Galleria to open stores today
• Flu Clinics in Roseville and Lincoln
• Del Oro rock throwing incident injures spectators
• Galleria has calm, partial reopening
• and Rufus share more safety tips for Halloween. If your child is going to wear make-up an adult should apply it and remove it with eye make-up remover instead of soap. Always follow the guidelines on the product when applying it around the eyes. If yo
• Honey Oil Fire in Auburn leads to jail sentences
• Thunder Valley $10,000 Halloween Party Giveaway
• Diamond Wireless is Open For Business
• Granite Bay holds off Rocklin in thriller
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute invite you to our 2nd annual Hooowwwwloween dog costume party on Saturday, October 30th. See attached flyer for more information.
• Stem Cell Grants for UC Davis Doctors
• Yard House coming to Fountains at Roseville
• Roseville Directory, New Online Marketplace From Your Chamber of Commerce
• Spooktacular Halloween Carnival
• and Rufus talk about mental health this week. Did you know that October is Mental Health Awareness Month? It used to be that mental disorders had a certain negative stigma. However, research has shown that these disorders have a clear biological compo
• Assistance Center for employees displaced by Galleria Fire
• Callson Manor Haunted House and TOTS Halloween
• William Jessup University hosts only Placer County Screening
• Salvation Army of Roseville honors volunteers
• and Rufus continue to talk about mental health since it is Mental Health Awareness Month. Did you know that child abuse has been implicated as one of the factors causing Boderline Personality Disorder and Dissociative Disorders? Post-Traumatic Stress D
• Restaurant Specials
• Apple MacBooks stolen from Newcastle school
• Brighton Schools Celebrate Fall Festival
• This sequel doesn't jump out at the viewer
• and Rufus continue to talk about mental health for Mental Health Awareness Month. Did you know most of the brain’s cells are formed before birth? However, the connections among cells are made during infancy and early childhood. What that means
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs (weekly update)
• Harlem Globetrotters coming to Sacramento
• Local Restaurant Offers Services to Roseville Community
• Harvest of hope
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want to invite you to the 2nd annual Hooowwwwloween dog costume party on Saturday, October 30th. See attached flyer for more information. See flyer for details.
• Roseville power outage caused by accident
• Roseville woman, 20, in critical condition following accident
• Training gives Granite Bay running back a SPARQ
• Crohn's disease: Oakmont player takes a real beating on the inside
• William Jessup University Celebrates Global Awareness Week
• Roseville Salvation Army is Rebuilding Lives
• A Roseville Granite Bay Celebration of Business
• KRONICK MOSKOVITZ TIEDEMANN & GIRARD OPENS ROSEVILLE OFFICE
• and Rufus are excited about Halloween and want you to stay safe. Here are more safety tips: 9. Keep your costume and wig away from candles. 10. Don't carry fake swords, guns, knives or similar accessories that look authentic. 11. Make sure t
• Roseville Electric Crews Working to Restore Power -
• Rocklin and Roseville Job Openings
• Oakmont loses shootout to CBS
• Win over Rocklin is a thrill for Roseville
• Granite Bay beats Woodcreek on field goal with :00.7 left
• Woman to get jail for fake robbery
• 5 Questions: Councilwoman fights cancer, for herself and others
• Students host run/walk to help the homeless
• Roseville woman sentenced in failed insurance scam
• Leno's Lincoln visit ends Thunder Valley's summer concert series
• Horsing around at Rickey Ranch
• Bubba, the lovable canine king
• 'Mask' interpretations
• Dino, Frankie and Sammy are back
• Have your confidential documents shredded for free -
• Restaurant Specials
• Weekend Events Calendar for Rocklin & Roseville
• Planes, Trains, and Automobiles October 30th
• and Rufus share more Halloween safety tips: 3. Try on costumes before Halloween to allow time for altering. 4. Hem your costumes so you don't trip and fall. 5. Apply reflective tape to your Halloween costumes.Avoid cumbersome masks. Use make-up
• invite you to join our 2nd annual NICU Reunion this Saturday, October 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Conference Room 16. If your child spent time in our NICU, come share with us. We'd love to see you! Please RSVP to (916) 781-1537.
• Come Celebrate Central Park Indoor Pool's 1st Birthday -
• Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard opens Roseville office
• Granite Bay Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Thomas Chiropractic Moves to New Office in Roseville
• Sign Up For the Free Roseville Chamber Workshop
• Using Social Media and Being Productive
• Earn Continuing Education Credits over Lunch
• Roseville's top political donors and recipients
• Rocklin's top political donors and recipients
• Free document shredding in Roseville and Rocklin
• and Rufus have some Halloween costume safety tips for you. Ghost, ghouls and monsters aren't the only things to be afraid of on Halloween. Accidents and mishaps increase dramatically when children trick-or-treat. To avoid the many dangers chil
• Woman attacked at Lincoln Estates Park
• Pancake Breakfast to aid local car crash victim
• Luis Palau at Pastor's Appreciation Lunch
• People & Culture Days Celebration at Sierra College
• Roseville golf clubs are gunning for three-time champ Woodcreek in Rose Cup
• TV cameras follow NASCAR to Roseville
• Oakmont High student will skate in regional at home
• One down, four to go in SFL football
• Quadriplegic wins $6.4 million case against Roseville transit
• Remember to water with the weather -
• Students gain 'a touch of understanding'
• West Roseville residents await decision in neighborhood associations debate
• City Council race turns partisan, negative
• Car crash that killed one brings another to life
• Roseville City Councilman Community Coffee Calendar
• Five years later Matt Redding's memory lives on
• 'Dine and Dash' helps local school district
• Walk to School in the USA Day
• Granite Bay coach impressed but seeks more improvement
• Tour de Rocklin October 16, 2010
• Fire Evacuation Call to West Roseville Residents Rescinded -
• Roseville fire torches 100 acres
• Fire scorches 56 acres, no homes
• Six boys arrested after another sent to hospital
• Fashion 4-A-Cause This Weekend in Roseville
• Johnston & Murphy is Open for Business
• is pleased to post our Halloween health tips, also available at the Westfield Galleria, Roseville. We are a proud sponsor of the playland area in the mall.
• and Rufus remind you that today is Columbus Day, a holiday for some. Who can name the three ships that Columbus sailed to the new world?
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute invite you to attend our 2nd Annual Hoooooowloween Dog Costume Party! Join us on Saturday, October 30th from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and bring your pet to strut their stuff. There will be prizes awarded for the b
• nvite you to join our 2nd annual NICU Reunion this Saturday, October 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Conference Room 16. If your child spent time in our NICU, come share with us. We'd love to see you! Please RSVP to (916) 781-1537.
• South Placer Economic Forum – Roseville is Open for Business
• City offices closed in observance of Columbus Day. -
• Lake Tahoe and Truckee water issues
• Stone Point Fall Festival October 23
• Airsoft Battlegrounds New Indoor Field in Rocklin
• Murder in Lincoln
• Restaurant Specials Today
• Rocklin and Roseville Job Openings
• Perfect 10: celebrations a little more festive on 10/10/10
• For 100 years, Women's club has impacted community
• Parents and teens get real behind the wheel
• 'The Social Network' sign of our times
• Restaurant adds comedy to eclectic list of offerings
• Roseville to host figure skating regional
• Sacramento media personalities to race for charity in Roseville
• Oakmont falls apart in CVC opener
• Balanced Granite Bay wins at Nevada Union
• Roseville takes advantage of Woodcreek mistakes
• Local trainer motivates clients of all types, abilities
• Triplets hit the big 1-0 on 10/10/10
• Rare four-candidate special Senate election complicates voting Nov. 2
• Model airplanes take flight over Placer County
• Irresponsible state budget says Gaines
• Newcomers lay down roots for Blue Oaks Baptist Church
• and Rufus has one more thing for you to work on when it comes to fire safety for your home. Develop a fire escape plan. Practice it at least two times a year so that everyone knows what to do when the fire/smoke alarms go off. This is especially impor
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking about steps to prevent an SCI (Spinal Cord Injury). Today we're talking about firearms... Did you know that firearms are a leading cause of spinal cord injuries? If you hae firearms in your home,
• Hot Pepper Festival in Roseville October 10th
• Roller king becomes 'Principal for a Day'
• 16th Annual Early Bird Economic Forecast 2011
• Gaines seeks audit of welfare program
• UC Davis unveils new emergency department
• Woodcreek charity golf tournament Oct 16th
• and Rufus continue discussions during Fire Prevention week. Do you know what kind of fire alarm you have? Is it the ionization type or a photoelectric or a combination alarm? The ionization type is generally more responsive to fires with flames. The
• and Rufus continue to chat about nutrition. Do you know what happens with behavior and development when a child is undernourished? Students may feel irritable, have a decreased ability to listen and process information, complain of headaches, feel fat
• This past week has been dedicated to leukemia and lymphoma. We only touched on basic information. Having any kind of cancer creates stress physically and emotionally. Stress does have a physiological component to it as there is a chemical shift in the
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute (SRI) want to remind you about our reunion on Thursday, September 23rd! Come one come all and share your stories and success with us. See attached flyer for more information.
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking about steps to prevent a SCI (Spinal Cord Injury). Specifically, how to avoid a fall which is a leading cause of SCI's. Step 6: Where possible, reduce the use of medication with side effects th
• and Rufus conclude our series on eating disorders. How do our doctors help prevent eating disorders in children and adolescents? Our doctors promote self-esteem and educate families about healthy eating behaviors throughout development. We work to ide
• and Rufus are talking today about Fire Prevention. Did you know it is Fire Prevention week? If there is a fire in your home, there will be smoke. Having a working smoke alarm will tell you when there is a fire by making a loud beeping noise. When you
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking to you about Strokes. Could you identify the symptoms of a stroke? The American Stroke Association lists these warning signs of stroke: *Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg, especiall
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue our conversation on how to prevent SCI's or Spinal Cord Injuries. Did you know that sports and recreation activities are associated with approximately 18% of all SCI's? Typical age range is fro
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know some facts about strokes. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC): * In 2006, 137,000 people in the United States died of stroke, accounting for nearly 1 in every 17 deaths. Only heart
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these steps: 1. Control Your Blood Pressure. Have your blood pressure checked often and, if needed, take measures to lower it. Lowering high blood pressure re
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these steps. Today is step #2: 2. Stop smoking. Cigarett smoking is linked to increased risk for a stroke. Research indicates that the risk of stroke for peopl
• Parents and students get the jump on college admissions
• want to remind you about our NICU 2nd Annual Reunion, October 16th. Come join us and share your NICU story. RSVP to 916-781-1537.
• Candidates share how they would lead city
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these steps: Step 3: Exercise regularly. Common sense dictates that moderate exercise makes the heart stronger and improves circulation. It also helps control
• Residents in west Roseville at odds over potential split of neighborhood association
• and Rufus continue their discussion on Leukemia. Do you know the signs and symptoms of Leukemia? They include tiredness, shortness of breath during physical activity, pale skin, mild fever or night sweats, slow healing cuts and excess bleeding, bruises
• On Stage Alaska
• Join us for a breakfast at Brighton Collectibles to kick off the October sales of this year’s Power of Pink bracelet, which supports breast cancer awareness. For every bracelet sold, Brighton will donate $10 of the $50 retail price to the Sutter Ro
• and Rufus continue our focus on Fire Prevention week. Here are some fun facts for children and adults to know about fire safety. First, do you and your children know the sound of the fire alarms in your home? Do you know if you have enough fire alarms?
• wants you to see the Brighton bracelet for this year. You can order yours now. See flyer.
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking about steps to prevent an SCI (Spinal Cord Injury). Today we continue talking about sports and recreation activities: 4. Always wear the appropriate and recommended head safety gear when engaging in
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share some safety tips to prevent a spinal cord injury or SNI. Did you know that a motor vehicle is the leading cause of SNI in the United States for people under the age of 65? Here are some tips for diving and
• Restaurant Specials
• and Rufus are talking about Lymphoma today. Did you know that Lymphoma is the name for a group of blood cancers that begin in the lymph nodes? The lymph system is part of the immune system which is the body’s defense against infection. Lymphoma
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is step #4: Stay on Top of Medications. Did you know what medications you're taking? Do you know what they are for? Everyone should be able to answer the
• need golfers to help keep our kids safe in Placer County. Join us for the 11th Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser at Catta Verdera, Lincoln, CA. See attached flyer for more information.
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is step #5: Check Your Vision. As we get older, we may face problems such as failing vision, cataracts, and glaucoma. These problems can be easily screened b
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue to share some safety tips to prevent a spinal cord injury or SCI. Did you know that falls are the leading cause of SCI for people over the age of 65? Here are some tips to prevent falls: 1. Secure banis
• and Rufus continue their discussion on Leukemia. Do you know the signs and symptoms of Leukemia? They include tiredness, shortness of breath during physical activity, pale skin, mild fever or night sweats, slow healing cuts and excess bleeding, bruises
• Join us for a breakfast at Brighton Collectibles to kick off the October sales of this year’s Power of Pink bracelet, which supports breast cancer awareness. For every bracelet sold, Brighton will donate $10 of the $50 retail price to the Sutter Ro
• wants you to see the Brighton bracelet for this year. You can order yours now. See flyer.
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share some safety tips to prevent a spinal cord injury or SNI. Did you know that a motor vehicle is the leading cause of SNI in the United States for people under the age of 65? Here are some tips for diving and
• and Rufus are talking about Lymphoma today. Did you know that Lymphoma is the name for a group of blood cancers that begin in the lymph nodes? The lymph system is part of the immune system which is the body’s defense against infection. Lymphoma
• Enjoy a Girls Night Out and Support Breast Cancer Awareness
• need golfers to help keep our kids safe in Placer County. Join us for the 11th Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser at Catta Verdera, Lincoln, CA. See attached flyer for more information.
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is step #4: Stay on Top of Medications. Did you know what medications you're taking? Do you know what they are for? Everyone should be able to answer the
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue to share some safety tips to prevent a spinal cord injury or SCI. Did you know that falls are the leading cause of SCI for people over the age of 65? Here are some tips to prevent falls: 1. Secure banis
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is step #5: Check Your Vision. As we get older, we may face problems such as failing vision, cataracts, and glaucoma. These problems can be easily screened b
• This past week has been dedicated to leukemia and lymphoma. We only touched on basic information. Having any kind of cancer creates stress physically and emotionally. Stress does have a physiological component to it as there is a chemical shift in the
• and Rufus continue to chat about nutrition. Do you know what happens with behavior and development when a child is undernourished? Students may feel irritable, have a decreased ability to listen and process information, complain of headaches, feel fat
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking about steps to prevent a SCI (Spinal Cord Injury). Specifically, how to avoid a fall which is a leading cause of SCI's. Step 6: Where possible, reduce the use of medication with side effects th
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute (SRI) want to remind you about our reunion on Thursday, September 23rd! Come one come all and share your stories and success with us. See attached flyer for more information.
• and Rufus are talking today about Fire Prevention. Did you know it is Fire Prevention week? If there is a fire in your home, there will be smoke. Having a working smoke alarm will tell you when there is a fire by making a loud beeping noise. When you
• and Rufus conclude our series on eating disorders. How do our doctors help prevent eating disorders in children and adolescents? Our doctors promote self-esteem and educate families about healthy eating behaviors throughout development. We work to ide
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue our conversation on how to prevent SCI's or Spinal Cord Injuries. Did you know that sports and recreation activities are associated with approximately 18% of all SCI's? Typical age range is fro
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking to you about Strokes. Could you identify the symptoms of a stroke? The American Stroke Association lists these warning signs of stroke: *Sudden numbness or weakness of the face, arm or leg, especiall
• Three local schools identified as 'Program Improvement' sites
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know some facts about strokes. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC): * In 2006, 137,000 people in the United States died of stroke, accounting for nearly 1 in every 17 deaths. Only heart
• Celebrate with reCreate!
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these steps: 1. Control Your Blood Pressure. Have your blood pressure checked often and, if needed, take measures to lower it. Lowering high blood pressure re
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these steps. Today is step #2: 2. Stop smoking. Cigarett smoking is linked to increased risk for a stroke. Research indicates that the risk of stroke for peopl
• want to remind you about our NICU 2nd Annual Reunion, October 16th. Come join us and share your NICU story. RSVP to 916-781-1537.
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these steps: Step 3: Exercise regularly. Common sense dictates that moderate exercise makes the heart stronger and improves circulation. It also helps control
• City of Roseville and Local Schools Partner For International Walk or Bike to School Day
• Have your confidential documents shredded for free -
• Thunder Valley team members step up big for local school district
• Salgado sentenced for solicitation of murder
• This past week has been dedicated to leukemia and lymphoma. We only touched on basic information. Having any kind of cancer creates stress physically and emotionally. Stress does have a physiological component to it as there is a chemical shift in the
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking about steps to prevent a SCI (Spinal Cord Injury). Specifically, how to avoid a fall which is a leading cause of SCI's. Step 6: Where possible, reduce the use of medication with side effects th
• City and schools partner for International Walk or Bike to School Day -
• Food poisoning hospitalizes 7 wedding guests
• A doggone good time at Placer SPCA's Barktoberfest
• Exclusive Member to Member Discounts (M2M)!
• Rocklin man guilty of attempted murder
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• Bayside West finds permanent home
• Listen up! MP3 players may lead to teen hearing loss
• Granite Bay is tuned and ready for SFL
• Roseville DE is bigger and better than ever
• Lambert, Roseville crush Oakland
• Jordan rules; Oakmont scores first victory
• Woodcreek heads Nourth
• Chemical outbreak at landfill might have been ammonia
• 'Lottery for the Arts' benefits Blue Line Gallery
• Duo gets to the meat of the chili
• Do you have a memorable Denio's story?
• Manufacturer's Forum in Roseville Oct 14th
• Voter registration deadline is October 18th
• Maidu Museum features woven basket collection
• Library hosts used-book sale
• Owls offer plenty of adventure
• Marijuana Bill signed by Governor Schwarzenegger
• Bad Company plays Thunder Valley tonight
• Dent Shoppe celebrates 7th Anniversary with Food Drive
• Personal collection of African Art displayed
• Sierra College transfer day to be held Oct 4th
• Gaines bills signed into law by Schwarzenegger
• Weekend Restaurant Special for Rocklin & Roseville
• Social Justice Days at Sierra College
• Howard Rudd to run for Sierra College Board of Trustees
• Newspapers in decline, Bee announces more cuts
• West Roseville, North Lincoln mosquito spraying
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue to share some safety tips to prevent a spinal cord
• October is Roseville Chamber Month, Celebrate With Us
• 2010 South Placer Business Survey
• 2010 Placer Farm & Barn Tour is back on Oct 10th
• Bayside West finds new home on Foothills Blvd.
• Chamber to host City Council, RUSD Candidate Forum
• National AAU Senior event in Roseville is postponed
• Can We Eliminate Malaria?
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share some safety tips to prevent a spinal cord injury or S
• Classic Wedding of a Lifetime Contest at Sunset Whitney
• and Rufus are talking about Lymphoma today. Did you know that Lymphoma is the name for a group of
• need golfers to help keep our kids safe in Placer County. Join us for the 11th Annual Golf Tournam
• Scott adds Open Showdown checker to championship season
• Woodcreek, Granite Bay return to action Friday
• Roseville makes strides in loss to Pleasant Grove
• Roseville Chamber Welcomes Brower Energy Solutions
• Cirby Elementary School gets beautified
• Rehab patients return to celebrate
• City View: New business sprouting up for Roseville retail
• Dine Out, without going all out
• From the ashes, two old food joints return
• Oakmont edges Bella Vista for sudden victory in water polo
• Woodcreek student arrested for gun at school
• Woman uses dead mom to steal $50k
• Health care changes met with skepticism
• Dine Out Roseville 15 Days of Incredible Value
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• Help Make a Difference At Shred Day and Rally for Rainee
• Restaurant Specials Today
• Emergency Hazmat Incident in Roseville
• SBDC – Greater Sierra Opens New Office in Auburn
• Celebrate the Grand Opening of the AMOS RC Flying Field in Lincoln
• Showmasters Entertainment LLC is Ready to Entertain You!
• Aunt Cynthia’s Bed & Biscuit is Open For Business
• and Rufus continue their discussion on Leukemia. Do you know the signs and symptoms of Leukemia? T
• Join us for a breakfast at Brighton Collectibles to kick off the October sales of this year’s
• wants you to see the Brighton bracelet for this year. You can order yours now. See flyer.
• Police: Woman embezzled $21K from tenants, owners
• Union Pacific Railroad Performs Monthly Emergency Siren Test -
• Indecent Exposure at Crestmont Park
• Roseville woman suspected in embezzlement
• All tails wagging for 'Barktoberfest'
• Club Retro to fill a void of all-ages music venues
• From Roseville to Del Paso Heights, with fatherly love
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• Rocklin Police Officers endorse Greg Janda
• Temporary Changes to User Content and Comments
• Teen exposes himself to 7-year-old girl
• Breast cancer ribbons sold at auction
• Republican Assembly endorses Ted Gaines
• Thunder Valley Casino Helicopter Service
• Roseville man arrested for felony hit and run
• 4,500 volunteers turnout for Sierra River cleanup
• McClintock, Herger to host Wastewater Forum
• Bohemia Retail Project in Auburn to hear appeal
• Public Censure for Placer Judge's willful misconduct
• Valley Christian coughs up a loss to Delta
• Del Oro manages to squeeze past Oakmont
• Roseville loses shootout with Pleasant Grove
• Wounded warriors take time to heal
• Creativity leads fight against cancer
• Woodcreek water polo makes early splash in SFL
• Oakmont graduate Guilmet leads minor-league team to title
• Lincoln Showcase Saturday September 25th
• Placer County wins Digital Counties award
• Placer County Flu Shots Schedule 2010
• One Root Festival at Royer Park
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these st
• Folsom Live 2010
• Restaurant Specials
• Fireworks blast boy's arm, leg
• Pink & White Ball at Thunder Valley Casino
• Suspect in Auburn bank robbery dies
• Granite Bay teen injured in explosion
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these st
• want to remind you about our NICU 2nd Annual Reunion, October 16th. Come join us and share your NI
• Placer County launches New Arts & Culture brand
• Career and Graduate School Fair in Rocklin September 29
• Mountain Mandarin Festival 2010 set for November
• Sierra College concert September 26th
• South Placer County leaders to attempt to visit more than 1,000 businesses in one day
• Prescription drug drop off locations
• Teens arrested for attempted murder-for-hire
• Interstate-80 loop at Eureka road closed this weekend -
• Sierra College student chosen to visit NASA
• Spraying for mosquitoes in Lincoln
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know many strokes are preventable with these s
• Granite Bay girls water polo is third in Sierra Shootout
• Granite Bay's defense is looking run down
• Granite Bay woman, local youth league hit sweepstakes
• Roseville, Oakmont add to to-do lists
• Woodcreek says hello to bye week
• All American Open Showdown at Speedway
• Charlotte's Web starts October 2 in Roseville
• Woodcreek educator named Teacher of the Year
• City View: Bikefest promotes safe cycling for kids
• Chamber Checkpoint: Ribbons relocated to Galleria for upcoming auction
• Roger Niello parks RV in Roseville
• Two local artists' work featured in art auction
• Dogs bark 'I Do' in Roseville
• Brown puts business interests at top of his agenda
• Vendor Fair 2010
• Four candidates running for Roseville Joint Union High School District
• Salmonella creates environment in human intestines
• Prescription drug abuse trend is a call for action
• Literacy Support Council Sept. 28
• Obama continuing on the Road to Ruin?
• Local Restaurant Specials
• RC Field North of Roseville Grand Opening
• Folsom Family Expo and Wellness Festival 2010
• Gucci Open House
• City of Roseville Offers Free Pharmaceutical Collection
• Ted Gaines files signatures to Run for Senate
• Rocklin company recognized for work on San Jose Airport
• Bike for Bliss set for October 23
• Roseville and Lincoln resident stricken with West Nile
• Sacramento area gas prices continue drop
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want you to know some facts about strokes. According to th
• Tahoe beneath the Surface available for pre-order
• Discounted courses offered at William Jessup
• Local Restaurant Specials
• Bayside Open House for Special Needs Ministry
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• Honey Festival all the buzz
• West Nile virus claims two in Placer County
• and Rufus conclude our series on eating disorders. How do our doctors help prevent eating disorder
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute are talking to you about Strokes. Could you identify the s
• Vintage Racing Hall of Fame Inductees Honored
• American River Hydroelectric Project moves ahead
• Foresthill pulls out a win over Valley Christian
• September marks National Preparedness Month
• He's got the blues
• Kaiser Roseville donates back-to-school supplies
• Roseville soldier on the frontlines of e-war
• Granite Bay couple spreads their love of concert series
• 'Resident Evil: Afterlife' would make a better video game
• New children's ministry blasts off for Adventure
• Oakmont softball player commits to Whittier College
• Woodcreek cheer squad flies high
• Woodcreek starts fast for a change, rolls to victory
• Despite turnovers, Roseville runs over Oakmont
• Granite Bay loses battle up front with Vacaville
• Driver killed in head-on crash was Roseville resident
• Upcoming Events in the City of Roseville
• First 10 Guests Receive a Free Book
• Chili Cook-off to serve up good food and benefit the community - Friday, Oct. 1 -
• New Rocklin Library gets ready
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute (SRI) want to remind you about our reunion on Thursday, Sep
• Volunteer For the Largest Business Walk in State History
• Community 1st Bank Announces New Home Mortgage Center
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is ste
• and Rufus continue to chat about nutrition. Do you know what happens with behavior and developmen
• Bank robbery suspect shot after chase
• Celebrating 100 Years in Roseville
• Crash on Woodcreek Oaks Blvd leaves one dead
• Woman jailed for felony child endangerment
• Auburn Bank of the West robbed
• Classic Car Show September 16 -18th
• I-80 and Route 65 night closures for maintenance
• and Rufus continue to chat about nutrition. Did you know that eating disorders can affect children
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is ste
• Police pursuit ends in fatal head-on crash
• Celebrate The New Children’s Ministry Center and School
• Ribbon Auction & Celebration to Help the Cure!
• Local award-winning musician to perform at Bayside
• Roseville has a blast at Splash 2010
• Cannon vows to be 'part of the solution, not the problem'
• Colorful election to decide future of Kaiser union
• Credit fraud linked to Paul Martin's restaurant
• Candidates agree: more jobs, businesses needed in Roseville
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is ste
• Man hospitalized and arrested after police chase, stolen vehicle crash
• In a recession, a homeless camp comes and goes
• Learn how to live green in Roseville
• Field trips to exploration center now free for schoolkids
• Collecting pharmaceuticals benefits community
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• Online Help from Fannie Mae
• Crimes of the Heart begins Sept. 24th
• Fish and Game Commission soliciting grant proposals
• Fantasy football leagues in full swing
• Miner's Ravine Fun Run for Autism Sept. 19th
• Local cyclist gets a late start but catches up quickly
• Local Restaurant Specials
• Valley Christian runs over Cristo Rey
• Roseville Credit Card Fraud Update
• A bear of an opponent awaits Woodcreek
• After pushing a boy, Mexican immigrant faces deportation
• Roseville man pleads no contest to felony manslaughter
• ENGEO Ranked Great Place to Work
• Roseville man pleads no contest in manslaughter case
• had a great time today at the Westfield Galleria at Roseville for Mommy & Me with all the fun m
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute share more steps on preventing a hip fracture. Here is st
• and Rufus conclude our series on immunizations. Did you know that college freshman that live in do
• Credit fraud on the rise
• Fire Dept. marks 9/11 anniversary
• Roseville Police Warn of Local Credit Card Fraud
• Granite Bay soccer routs Davis, moves to No. 5 in national poll
• Candidate forum Tuesday
• and Rufus continue to talk about immunizations. Who determines what vaccines are given? There is
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute shares tips on preventing a hip fracture. Did you know tha
• People & Culture Days in Rocklin October 20- 21
• Groups offer discounts to adopt pets from shelters
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• Turn a new leaf in your backyard
• Rocklin routs Whitney 48-19 in Quarry Bowl
• 5 Questions: Polish immigrant helps preserve culture
• 'Machete' actors are a cut above
• Roseville teen golfer experiences a Senior moment
• Woodcreek turns it on in second half against Oakmont
• Roseville has no answer for Folsom's offense or defense
• Roseville students learn Japanese customs, language
• Festival celebrates National Honey Month
• Wake up! It's time for Drowsy Chaperone
• Roseville offers free Green Living guide download
• Roseville Firefighters Golf Tournament October 11
• Thrive Family Arts Festival at Kaiser Permanente
• Weekend Restaurant Special for Rocklin & Roseville
• Weekend Calendar for Rocklin & Roseville
• Last Chance To Purchase a Ticket to Splash
• 9/11 memorials
• Fifty-six-year-old arrested for Auburn bank robbery
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure thanks Sutter Health Sacramento Sierra Region for being a 2010 corporat
• West Nile Virus spreading in Roseville
• 9/11 Tribute at All American Speedway
• Former Roseville Spa Owner sentenced to jail
• and Rufus are talking about immunizations this week. Did you know that according to the CDC (Center
• and Rufus want to talk to you about the importance of hand washing today. Did you know that your u
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue our tips on preventing brain injuries. Here is ti
• and Rufus continue talking about hand washing. Did you know that according to the CDC, the single
• and Rufus continue talking about immunizations. Did you know that children are the most vulnerable
• likes the article in Sacramento Magazine "5 Ways the Internet is changing Health Care" Se
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute continue our tips on preventing brain injuries. Here is
• want you to know about Pertussis/Whooping Cough. See attached flier for more information. Be awar
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute close out our tips on preventing brain injuries. Here are t
• and Rufus are still talking about hand washing. Sometimes we are so worried about getting germs we
• and Rufus continue their discussion on the value of washing your hands. Did you know that when han
• and the Sutter Roseville Medical Center Foundation want to remind you about the Culinary Trip to I
• Former spa owner gets 210 days in jail
• and Rufus want to talk to you about fruit! Eating fruit provides health benefits. Did you know th
• The Update on Rally For Rainee, Can You Help
• and Rufus are still talking about fruit. Did you know that most fruits are naturally low in fat, so
• Advocacy Effort to Highlight California’s Economic Crisis
• and Rufus want to share some general tips to help remind you to eat fruits. Keep a bowl of whole f
• We Have a Winner!
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want to share some tips on preventing brain injuries. Brai
• City of Roseville Announces New Tenant Improvement Programs
• and Rufus are still going fruity! When it comes to eating enough fruit, always set a good example
• Roseville Fire Department to host annual 9/11 Memorial -
• and the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want to share some tips on preventing brain injuries. He
• Night-time closures I-80/northbound 65 underway -
• and Rufus conclude our series this week on fruit. Did you know that fruit may look clean at the st
• and the Sutter Roseville Medical Foundation want to remind you about our 24th annual golf tournamen
• the Sutter Rehabilitation Institute want to share some tips on preventing brain injuries. Here is
• and Rufus want to remind you about about medication at school. You may already know you need wri
• in conjunction with our sponsorship of the Westfield Galleria at Roseville Play land, want to share
• and Rufus want to remind you that school nurses are generally only available on school campuses on
• One big holiday celebration
• Council approves early-retirement incentive plan
• Meeting scheduled for Fiddyment Ranch development project
• Kaiser helps employees 'live well' this month
• Scott wins 100-lapper, Late Model season title at All American
• Granite Bay, Woodcreek show their depth in Del Oro Invite
• Young artists can thrive at family arts festival Sept. 11
• Woodcreek has power in reserve
• 2nd Annual Putting Fore Kids Golf Classic
• Granite Bay senior coordinates Youth Soccer Night
• Name A Park -
• Pople feels he offers a 'different perspective'
• Timber Creek to host National AAU Senior Championship
• Nurse's arrest sends senior home digging into its past
• Pilot Peak Winery featured on Lifetime
• It's back to school, for police, too
• Roseville Chili Cook-Off set for October 1st
• Placer County Water Agency Update September
• Boots & Scoots BBQ and Barn Dance Fundraiser
• eWomenNetwork Think Big Summit & Business Expo
• Roseville Splash tickets still available!
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Traffic Advisory: Road Closure -
• Gas leak closes Riverside and Cirby intersection
• Honor and Remember September 8th in Roseville
• Advocates to sue county's public defender
• SACOG To Offer Public Workshops
• Been a Victim of Credit Card Fraud?
• Innovation saves money at treatment plants -
• Gas leak closes Riverside and Cirby intersection
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• New Lincoln Lions Club
• Granite Bay burglary suspect jailed
• Special Persons Day at Gold Country Fair
• 5 Questions: Yoga instructor stretches her limits
• Attendance program rewards kids, schools
• The Fountains partners for childhood cancer fundraiser
• Vintage bridal gowns to grace the aisle again
• Oakmont can't stop Foothill's Corbett
• Woodcreek rolls over Casa Roble in second half
• Roseville goes through and over Rio Linda
• From 'Bean Girl' to general manager
• Roseville duo walk the walk with revolutionary footwear line
• Oakmont boys win twice in pool
• Sheriffs: Granite Bay burglar rode bike while drunk
• Holiday travel means DUI enforcement
• The City is now recruiting Development Advisory Committee Members -
• City offices closed in observance of Labor Day -
• Roseville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Exclusive Discounts for Roseville Chamber Members
• Do you know this Roseville burglary suspect?
• Fire dept. reaccredited by international commission
• Woman wanted in large-scale burglary
• September Savings with Office Depot
• Gunbattle leads to attempted murder and assault conviction
• Free Skin Cancer Screening in Roseville
• Pride of Roseville Awards -
• Splash Roseville’s Annual Outdoor Party
• Countdown to Splash Social Media Contest Begins Today
• Child found floating in Granite Bay pool
• Diana Ruslin to run for Rocklin City Council
• City View: Historic District surface level parking lot under construction
• Another View: Roseville will be at forefront of economic recovery
• Arrests raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Former Woodcreek cheer coach receives national volunteer award
• Oakmont seeks to conquer a new foe
• Local fans appreciate their dose of high-octane racing
• Oakmont will try to pick on someone its size
• Roseville is two classy teams rolled into one
• Herman 'enjoys being involved'
• Granite Bay group revs up recall drive against Supervisor Kirk Uhler
• Virgo guilty of attempted murder, faces 35 years to life in prison
• Gathering Inn depends on volunteers
• 2-year-old drowns in Granite Bay pool
• Rocklin carjacker sentenced to 43 years
• Discounts Offered To Roseville Chamber Members
• Wells Fargo bank robbed in Auburn
• Daily Restaurant Special in Roseville & Rocklin
• Rocklin house fire on Midas Avenue
• City of Roseville Offers Free Pharmaceutical Collection
• William Jessup University Hosts Fall Conference
• Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting For Contractors & Suppliers
• Roseville Chamber Travels To China in 2011
• Union Pacific Railroad Performs Monthly Emergency Siren Test -
• Roseville resident tests positive for West Nile
• Roseville Electric Request for Proposal
• Audition for Northern California Children's Chorus in Roseville
• Roseville resident infected with West Nile Virus
• National Christian College Fair in Rocklin
• Roseville All American Speedway weekend results
• Roseville Splash to benefit Project Play
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• Rocklin Woofstock is Today
• Teen closes in on Late Model title at All American
• Valley Christian opens season (and league) with shutout
• Daily Restaurant Special in Roseville & Rocklin
• Major Riot at Folsom Prison
• Fewer games means more intensity for SFL soccer
• Valley Christian is ready, and it better be
• Second half dooms Woodcreek
• Defense shines for Granite Bay in win over Reed (Nev.)
• 5 Questions: Woodcreek Cross Country Runner runs her competition into the ground
• Performers' dreams realized
• Blue Line Gallery displays scary art
• Free pharmaceutical collection in Roseville
• A surprise "Unbirthday Party" visit by Cinderella & Tink at Acres of Hope
• Chamber Board Member Transitions to Nonprofit World
• Jay Leno at Thunder Valley October 8th
• Editor busted for helping kids
• Maximum Edge Fitness on SureWest Sports Show
• Eureka Road eastbound on-ramp at I-80 closure
• Couple who left baby to gamble sentenced
• Couple who left baby in casino garage get 60 days in jail
• Rocklin Relay for Life at Granite Oaks Middle School
• Faux bar owner gets sentenced to real jail
• Roseville road closure weekend of August 27
• Town Hall Meetings: Trailer and RV Parking -
• EPA to propose stricter sewage free coastal zone for California
• Loomis woman to launch reality show, The Ultimate Sportsman
• Roseville Transit free bus to Spare the Air
• Your comments are always welcomed
• Flexing some power at the pump
• Movement and Strength parties with the community
• Drive to recall Placer County Supervisor Kirk Uhler moves forward
• Roseville joins DUI crackdown with Friday checkpoint
• Rohan vows to 'get back to basics'
• Eureka soccer teams dominate Blast Off
• Abeille Salon Now Open For Business in Roseville
• Hunt not over the hill at 30 (victories)
• Roseville man (and his van) always on the run
• SFL provides a mouth-watering menu for high school football
• Granite Bay starts over - as usual
• Danger – Bond Bubble Ahead
• Eastbound Eureka Road to I-80 closed this weekend for construction -
• William Jessup University Holds Community Service Day
• Dream Theater Inc. Opens in Roseville
• City of Roseville Announces New Tenant Improvement Programs
• Newcastle Spaghetti Dinner & Dance Feed
• Historic 700 Vernon St. Office Space Available
• Advocacy Effort to Highlight California’s Economic Crisis
• Roseville nurse arrested, suspected of stealing seniors' prescriptions
• Roseville DUI Crackdown
• Lincoln Measure K Workshop August 24
• School funds take another hit, from thieves
• Newcastle Spaghetti Dinner & Dance Feed
• Community Service Day for new WJU students
• Milestone for Maidu Library
• Placer SPCA Thrift Store Grand Opening a Success
• 2011 Youth Energy Summit Announced
• The Update on Rally For Rainee, Can You Help
• Roseville Chili Dog Goes Head-to-Head With “Man vs. Food”
• Your Energy Use is Available with the Click of a Mouse -
• Free Whooping Cough Shots in Placer County
• Roseville, Rocklin Daily Restaurant Promotion
• Tony Hunt's milestone win at Roseville Speedway
• Roseville school thieves sought by police
• Roseville Chili Dog Goes Head-to-Head With “Man vs. Food”
• William Jessup University Holds Community Service Day
• Dream Theater Inc. Opens in Roseville
• City of Roseville Announces New Tenant Improvement Programs
• Education in Energy Efficiency and Construction at Sierra College
• The Drowsy Chaperone coming to Roseville
• Sacramento Greek Festival on Labor Day Weekend
• Rocklin, Roseville Job Openings
• 5 Questions: Daycare owner spends her days a little differently than most parents
• Crushing the poetry myth
• 'Banana Moments' fundraiser for local schools
• Foster youth find a place in college
• 434-acre grass fire threatens Roseville homes
• Woodcreek football takes on pack mentality
• The Update on Rally For Rainee, Can You Help
• Placer County Water Agency Update August 20th
• $100 Million Cocaine and Meth Bust
• Youth football season kicks off Aug. 21
• Local high school football teams to hold scrimmages
• Hunt looking for another win at All American
• It's softball and fashion now for Roseville High graduate
• Tuttimelon Fastest Growing Retailer of Frozen Yogurt and Gelato Now Open For Business
• Placer SPCA Thrift Store Grand Opening a Success
• 2011 Youth Energy Summit Announced
• Roseville streetscape wins Project of Year
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Rising threat of West Nile Virus in Placer County
• Driver in fatal hit-and-run sentenced
• Rocklin Hot Chili Cool Cars Sept 18, 2010
• Assemblyman Gaines eyes Senate, announces endorsement
• HIt and run death accident leads to jail sentence
• Stephen Westlake, Colin Grahl, Bret Glover Appointed to the Chairman’s Advisory Council
• Placer County Budget News
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Roseville to be sprayed for mosquitoes
• Roseville man get 4 years in prison for crash
• Rocklin Cub Scouts to serve Hot Chili & Cool Cars Breakfast
• Roseville promotes its transparency about salaries
• Going to the slammer - for a good cause
• Roseville company powers on reuse movement
• Budget cuts reduce library hours of operation
• Larson wants to 'give back' to the community
• Police Chief Blair reflects on past 24 years
• City officials' pay a hot topic
• River City bank in Roseville robbed
• Roseville police seek applications from residents
• Roseville to Donner Summit rail improvements sought
• Roseville bank robbed Tuesday
• New Library Hours Begin -
• City View by Mayor Gina Garbolino -
• Roseville Police Citizen's Academy -
• Rocklin gas leak causes evacuation
• Roseville Roller Derby August 21st
• Rocklin NFL Flag Football Signups
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Lincoln Showcase tickets now on sale
• Rocklin Woofstock August 29th
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Roseville Polish Festival September 11
• Aces high
• Football practice is a hit
• Pitta drives new ride to victory at All American
• Johnson Ranch wins girls 13-15 team tennis state title
• Talking to strangers OK'd at Galleria
• Prostitution sting yields several arrests
• Kids night at All American Speedway delivers fun
• Santucci Memorial golf tourney coming up
• 'Pilgrim' perfect piece of pop art
• Author helps others find 'everlasting happiness'
• Dolin' out some happiness, one scoop at a time
• Probationer found with illegal gun
• Sutter Pediatrics hosts safety fair
• Roseville Music in the Park celebrates 20 years
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Roseville police arrest duo in gun discharge
• Roseville Galleria rule Unconstitutional
• Rocklin and Roseville stolen goods recovered
• Have You Completed The Required Management Training?
• Community Coffees with Roseville City Councilman, John Allard
• Harvest of Hope Evening at the Lake
• The Gathering Inn Invites You To…
• More West Nile Virus in Roseville
• Rocklin Kiwanis Auction Sept. 11 at Sierra View
• Plane crash kills two near Emigrant Gap
• Rocklin Free Home Solar Seminar at Sunset Center
• Rocklin Volleyball Tournament September 18- 19
• Brothers busted for burglary
• How To Deal With Difficult Employees?
• Can You Make Everyone A Winner?
• Rocklin's ECO LOGIC to be acquired by Stantec
• $31 million savings for Placer County
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Gaines announces run for Cox's Senate seat
• Sprinklers save Roseville Yamaha from blaze
• DUI checkpoint Friday
• How Do You Know When Children Can Be Left Home Alone?
• SPLASH is coming - don't be left high and dry without tickets
• Biz Buzz: Roseville chili dog goes head-to-head with "Man v. Food"
• Local families host students from China
• Former T-wolf wants to start for Bruins
• Lancaster is soapy, wet Enduro winner at All American
• Thunder Red's tourney run ends
• Spa owner will have to wait for sentencing
• Students head back to school
• Roseville Yamaha catches fire
• Ted Gaines announces Senate District 1 candidacy
• Roseville police chief plans to retire
• Westbound Eureka loop closed August 13-16 -
• Roseville couple jailed for teen sex offenses
• Former fair official alleges wrongful termination in suit
• Roseville pair arrested for pimping teen
• Why Rebuild Your Business with a Contingent Workforce?
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Greg Janda to run for Rocklin City Council
• Roseville Police Chief to retire
• Are you in the No Phone Zone? -
• Police Chief Michael Blair to retire in April 2011 -
• Roseville man indicted for fraudulent bidding
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Woodcreek Golf Club 25% OFF Special
• Chris "The Magician" Lancaster Wins at Speedway
• Festa Italiana Sacramento August 7- 8
• Review: Excellent 'Magnolias' cast captures beauty of friendships
• Monahan, 13, makes her pitch for team
• Student loses mom to cancer, finds help in scholarship
• Teens on a 'collision course' with drug abuse
• Food for a healthy American diet
• Another Great Choice For Coffee and Tea Lovers!
• Another Roseville Chamber Membership Benefit
• Why is Advertising Important For Your Business?
• Dam and reservoir on the Bear River possible
• Makeover turns room into a day at the beach
• Peruvian Rotarians visit Granite Bay club
• 'Dinner for Schmucks' has some good laughs
• National Night Out draws big crowds
• Rocklin v. Hollister DII All Stars Junior Division Championships
• It's all in the family for the Popperts
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• West Nile Virus Hotspot in Roseville
• West Nile spraying Friday evening
• Don't Miss Splash - Tickets On Sale Now -
• Second Spray for West Nile Virus planned for August 6 -
• Proposition 8 defeated
• Stop sign OK'd for Old Auburn Road intersection
• Longtime Chamber Member Reopens with New Name!
• Rocklin armed robbery at Food Mart
• Placer County Honey Festival in Granite Bay
• Prop 8 ruling tramples will of voters?
• Discounts Offered To Roseville Chamber Members
• 82-year-old pilot in stable condition
• Poor Boys' Midnight Mass
• 11-year-old dies after collapsing at football practice
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Younglife hosts e-waste recycling event
• Local principal named Adult Education Administrator of the Year
• Storybook ending can be a reality, panel says
• Motorcyclists ride to feed the hungry
• Revisiting the forgotten war
• City manager talks about first month on the job
• Motor Madness 2 in Rocklin August 14th
• Scott wins race, dedicates victory to late friend
• There's no way to slow 8-year-old's roll
• Duane Benefit Solutions Opens New Office
• Corporate Sponsorships To Help Local Nonprofit
• PRIDE Industries is Honored by Hewlett-Packard Co.
• Rocklin's 70's Disco Party at Whitney Oaks
• Union Pacific Railroad Performs Monthly Emergency Siren Test -
• Gang member gets 14 years
• 5 Questions: Telephone museum curator dials up history
• Placer County's $100,000 club: 21 retirees receiving six-figure pensions
• Roseville Electric’s business lighting program is off to a tremendous start -
• It's Back to School Time! -
• Facebook and Social Media for business
• City of Roseville Employee Salary Information
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Civic Theatre West ticket program for nonprofits
• Placer County celebrates National Night Out
• Loomis benefit concert August 13th at Blue Goose
• Civic Theatre West offers discount tickets to nonprofit groups
• Bayside brings 'Global Awareness' to town
• 'Steel Magnolias' actress finds passion onstage
• Announcer's voice, personality, well known at the speedway
• Peterson takes her game to national stage
• From Roseville to Bulgaria?
• Anti-cancer crusader
• Aerial spraying again Saturday
• Gang member sentenced to 14 years
• 2010 Press-Tribune Best of the Best Party
• Quick Links to Roseville Employee Salary Information -
• Poor Boys are rich in culture
• Woman killed by big rig identified
• Hot dogs come out to Downtown Tuesday Nights
• Woman killed by vehicles ID'd
• Roseville Chamber Member Changes Business Name
• Doodle 4 Google Comes To Sacramento
• Increase Your Air Conditioner Rebate Using New State Funds -
• Bank Robbery in Roseville
• Rocklin's Casa de Santa Fe honored for Alzheimer's care
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Golf tourney perfect chance to check out gem of a course
• Roseville promotes product stewardship
• Pizi Boards taking off
• DUI checkpoint Saturday
• Roseville rapper makes Vh1's Best
• City conducts two major street-improvement projects
• Roseville bank robbed Tuesday
• Enter our "Hot Dogs" pet photo contest
• Fensler and Scott put on a thrilling show at All American Speedway
• Mosquito spraying begins Tuesday night
• Upcoming Roseville Chamber Ribbon Cuttings
• Plans for Aerial Spraying to Control Mosquitoes Announced -
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• West Nile Virus spraying in Placer County
• Fans crowd the links to see pro athletes
• Literary fans read into new festival
• Teenager organizes poker run to feed the hungry
• Rocklin man gets 6 months for sex act on sleeping man
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Drexel University offers money for graduates
• Roseville girl pampers and fluffs at pet resort
• L'Abri comes to Roseville
• Life after a transplant
• Rare condition leaves baby paralyzed
• Splash: Roseville’s Annual Outdoor Party
• FreshBerry Comes to Roseville
• Coroner needs help ID'ing woman killed by big rig
• Celebrate National Night Out -
• Rosebuds: Automall to host distracted driver obstacle course
• City attorney says term-limit measure won't unfairly affect councilwoman
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Exchange students seek Roseville host families
• SEIU-UHW approve national labor agreement
• Santucci Memorial Golf Tournament September 17
• Roseville bank robber identity sought
• McClintock to speak at Rocklin Celebrate America Event
• Witness threatened with death, defendant gets 16 years
• Missing baby sought by police
• Strikes Bowling special supports Rocklin schools
• Rosebuds: Let the election cycle begin
• Early Alzheimer's Detection possible?
• Kellogg's Cereal recall affects 28 million boxes
• A finger-licking 100th birthday
• Kaiser awarded for stroke care
• Puppy stolen from child at Maidu Park
• Woodcreek Juniors drop a dozen in sixth to beat Roseville West
• Casque Wines of Loomis grabs Best Micro Winery awards at State Fair
• No charges in shooting death of 3-year old
• Big plays elevate Woodcreek past Roseville West for Senior title
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Baseball lessons from a distant locale
• Roseville teens arrested for burglaries
• Thunder Valley Casino Resort Grand Opening
• Folsom American claims 9-10 all-star title
• Rocklin among best places to live
• Rocklin West Nile Virus confirmed
• Man breaks into bar and opens it for business
• Maidu survives Lakeside, wins Major all-star title
• Men sentenced in physical abuse of children
• Country on Wrong Track says District 4 Poll
• Roseville Chamber Member Wins Cappie Awards
• Accusations dog pet teeth cleaning procedure
• Paws with a Cause educates about disabilities
• Rocklin City Council seats up for election
• Drexel University Offering Scholarship to Leadership Roseville Graduates
• Reward offered for tips on bank robber
• Counterfeiting ring members head to prison
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Rocklin and Roseville Jobs Roundup
• Do you do the 'cop drop?'
• Whooping Cough on the rise in Placer County
• Couple Plead No Contest to Felony Child Abuse
• West Nile Virus found in bird
• Woman killed by big rig in Roseville
• Thunder Valley to Host Bone Marrow Screening and Celebrity Golf Tournament
• Sierra College CACT Training helps Lincoln company
• $25 Yellow Pages Advertising
• Placer SPCA teaches kids about animal care, behaivor
• Roseville Splash 2010 set for September 11
• Granite Bay High senior to ride to Feed the Hungry
• Roseville man get 4 years in car theft and chase
• Northern California Storybook & Literature Festival July 31 at Maidu -
• Daily Restaurant Specials in Roseville & Rocklin
• Loomis resident co-authors Stepping Stones to Success
• Solar Company to lease 40,000 sq. ft in Rocklin
• Placer County State Fair Exhibit Wins Top Honors
• MEMBER TO MEMBER DISCOUNTS
• Welcome Dailey Method!
• Stanton Optical Opens in Roseville
• Roseville Police first in traffic safety efforts -
• Goodbye Senator Cox
• Applications due August 27 for Grants Advisory Commission -
• Spare the Air days predicted - ride free on Roseville Transit -
• Roseville residents can have cats spayed or neutered for free -
• Thunder Valley to Host “Survivor” Tryouts
• John Allard Hosts Community Coffee
• Roseville Chamber Member Shares Networking Tips
• Business Matters E-News From the City of Roseville
• Have You Made Your Reservation For The Open Networking Luncheon Yet?
• Participate in the Future of Your Community -
• Does Your Brand Reflect Your Business?
• Handling Tough Conversations With Your Employees
• Tickets on sale for the Athletes vs. Cancer Celebrity Golf Invitational Tournament -
• Roseville City Councilman Allard hosts Community Coffees -
• Roseville business license fees are some of the lowest in the region -
• Roseville Repeals Inflationary Adjustment on Development Fees -
• Free e-waste collection and confidential document shredding event on Saturday, July 31 -
• What is Rally For Rainee?
• In It To The End – Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
• Leadership Roseville Scholarship Program
• Chamber’s First Community Shred Day a Huge Success
• Roseville City Councilman Allard hosts Community Coffees -
• Can You Help Us Welcome These Businesses Into Our Community?
• Have You Been To A Mix It Up Yet?
• Roseville Utility Exploration Center’s new spring and summer hours -
• $10 Summer Youth Bus Pass Buys Unlimited Rides - Now on sale! -
• Roseville/Rocklin Renters' Information Requested -
• Look What’s Happening in Roseville
• Newly-opened Squeeze Inn says Roseville is "good for business" -
• Looking For Something to do in Roseville?
• Summer Reading Club Family Swim Night New Time: 7:30 p.m. -
• Trident Society is Having Christmas in June!
• Music in the Park 2010 summer lineup -
• Roseville Chamber to Host Free Community Shred Day on July 9th
• City offices closed for Independence Day holiday -
• Need to Fine Tune Your Elevator Speech?
• Fire west of Roseville in Placer County 100% contained -
• Vote for Your Favorite Roseville Granite Bay or Rocklin Business
• Using Social Media to Attract Customers
• Meet the Roseville Chamber’s Membership Development Representative
• Keeping Seniors Independent…Meals on Wheels Program
• Downtown Tuesday Nights returns for 2010 summer season -
• Newly-selected City Manager Ray Kerridge meets Roseville Employees -
• Council selects Ray Kerridge as Roseville’s next City Manager -
• Roseville’s Redevelopment Agency forced to make $2.3 million payment today cover state raid of
• Section of Miner's Ravine Trail temporarily closed -
• Bertolino named new Director of Roseville Electric -
• New Westpark Recycle Drop-Off Site opens June 1 -
• Young Professionals Share Their Secrets
• 4th Of July Celebration
• Scholarship Opportunity for Teens in Finance & Entrepreneurship
• Celebrate the Earth Festival
• 8 Great Ways to Raise Fiscally Fit Kids
• FREE Teen Financial Literacy Workshop(s) Sponsored by CA State Lottery and the University of Phoenix
• FranNet Helps Professional Start a Business for 2010
• The Magic of Theatre and Autism
• Accelerated Learning Academy Gives Back To The Community Charter School Gives Priority...
• FranNet in Roseville Primes Local Women for Entrepreneurship
• Altera Real Estate Opens in Roseville
• Sacramento Ranked #8 in the U.S.
• Placer County Fair
• Bus Tour - Phantom of the Opera
• Women's Golf Group
• Call To Artists
• Jon Pauling Nominated "Inspirational Artist of the Year"
• The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Sacramento's Community Center Theater
• Bus Tour : The Nutcracker at the Sacramento Ballet
• Roseville Member Exhibit at Swingin Downtow
• Cruise New York To New Orleans - Including The Caribbean And Central America
• Hello Dolly - Sacramento Music Circus
• Join us for the Downtown Roseville Tuesday Nights
• Christmas Tree Lighting Celebration
• Holiday Party And Fundraiser at the Library
• Jingle Bell 5K Run Anf Polar Bear Slide
• Trip to Palm Springs and Catalina Island
• Auburn Symphony
• Bus Tour to the de Young Museum
• All Shook Up
• Scrooge
• Moonlight Swing
• Princess and Pirate - At the Roseville Theater
• I Love You - At theTower Theater

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