Sonora, CA News

• Sonora, CA News
• News of record for May 25, 2012
• Obituaries for May 25, 2012
• Strawberry fire station to reopen
• An almost forgotten soldier remembered
• Cats to face Oakdale for section championship
• Bailey earns co-MVP of MLL
• Athletic program encourages good sportsmanship
• Rafting season in full flow
• California Peace officers’ memorial: Sonora honors fallen
• Golden Gate 75th: Mohn was man in charge
• TUD water woes aired
• Holiday travelers head to the hills
• 3 vie for District 4 board seat
• Pair plan trip in Model A
• Knife attack nets 20 years
• Redevelopment folding could cost city $1.6M
• District 2 board seat is most sought after
• EDD jobless rates rise slightly in April
• Calaveras reclaims Frog Jump crown
• Second look at hillside homes
• Dutchman Gesink wins Amgen Tour title
• Boaters urged to be safe on waterways
• Farmers market opens for season
• Sun to put on a show
• Lions to hold first cross country run
• Wildcats thump Bulldogs 9-1 in playoffs
• District 5 has five in race
• Grandma roots for Creed, who learned riding ropes in county
• Thousands gather to witness Stage 4 launch in Sonora
• Thank the volunteers who bring us ‘Rope, Ride, Ribbit’
• Two on ticket for District 4 supervisor
• Fire chiefs join forces
• Amgen Tour of California: Race day arrives
• Backyard shed, playhouse rules headed to City Council
• Five vie for Dist. 1
• Raceday Wednesday: City sprints to Stage 4 hosting debut
• T-Wolves split with Ben Holt; Will face Valley Christian in playoffs
• Wildcats prep for playoffs, Bulldogs
• Schools cutting staff, budgets
• Amgen preps in high gear
• Roundup Parade draws thousands
• Jamestown fiber mill opens
• Measures on ballot stack up
• Sheriff's Posse plans full weekend of Roundup events
• Diestel settles pollution claims
• Rural counties bristle at septic regs
• Pendley addresses dubious PhD
• Sanguinetti is grand marshal
• Everest climb in balance
• Rattlers on rise with the temps
• Water sale to San Francisco on tap
• Volunteer Sales clerks needed
• Search and Rescue needs You!
• Various Museum helper's needed
• Help a Vetran and their family
• Volunteer Driver's needed
• ReStore needs Volunteers
• Senior outreach volunteers needed
• Wildlife Rescue Volunteers needed
• Meet visitor's from around the world.
• Dedicated volunteers needed
• Animal lover's needed!
• Volunteer support staff for the fire department needed.
• Become a tutor and a mentor
• Help a senior thrive
• Board members needed
• Can you help seniors with free legal advice?
• Meals on Wheels needs you!
• Help seniors and children
• Who loves arts and crafts?
• Put a smile on someone's face
• Help us help you.
• Volunteer Office Assistant needed
• Help Tuolumne County
• Share your time
• Bring us your ideas! Planning committee volunteers needed
• Advocates needed
• Are you good with computers?
• Marks is new Mark Twain Hospital pres.
• Students get ag lesson
• Adult ed demand strains program
• Leukemia patient has a blast at mine site
• Are you a pet lover?
• Brighten someone's day
• Do you love horse's and people?
• Sonora Pass open
• Paving project on city docket Monday
• Two crashes snarl Stockton Road, 108
• Summertime activities thrive in region
• Six seek seat on District 5 Assembly
• Honor set for fallen officer
• Blasts expected at Carson Hill
• Pastoral Transitions
• Man wields a mighty pen
• Priest molest claim filed
• Primary election voting begins next week
• Mushroom poaching mushrooms
• Cost puts former hospital in limbo
• Fast, cold rivers are a danger in spring
• Phase 2 of bypass under way
• Briefs: Bears whip Amador
• Preps Plus: Wildcat shooting camp to be held
• Kids rush Columbia
• Kelly query scope grows
• McClintock, Uppal vying for redrawn 4th District
• Details of wreck victim’s life clearer
• Food banks need dairy
• Columbia sends off 200-plus
• Meteor hunters aim north
• Not guilty plea in county theft case
• Students wrapping up STAR testing
• Redevelopment dissolve on docket
• Sonora shootout starting gun for Roundup
• Assembly candidates face off at Chamber forum
• Man killed in Parrotts Ferry crash
• Sawyers live for flowers
• Two plead guilty to August stabbings
• Dahlin tapped for TUD board
• Bullfrogs stay perfect, edge Bears by four
• Porovich, Isam just short of 300
• Gross powers Bret Harte over Summerville
• Transpo planner charged with theft
• Law center preps done
• Future firefighters
• Pinecrest use plan rankles many
• Meteor facts come into focus
• County employee arrested
• Earth Day: Students get hands dirty
• Catholic church to pay $3.75M in Kelly claim
• Meteor blast rattles nerves
• Loud bang a meteor? (updated)
• Oyung at heart: Former forester leads flower hikes
• Public comment on Pinecrest plan sought
• Catholic Diocese of Stockton settles molest claim for $3.75M
• Home, sales prices on the rise
• Fair board prepares for passage of tax
• Candidates speak at bureau forum
• Yosemite could see big changes
• Top-flight student
• Father Kelly inquiry widens
• TUD unveils revised rate plan
• Sonora burglary arrest
• Sonora wreck stops traffic
• Grant to expand Internet in Lode
• Wine sales mixed
• Camacho’s opens ‘express’ in Sonora to cater to high school tastes
• $5.4M needed for Angels sewer
• Spring into action
• County weighs windfall spending
• Kelly flight mires probe
• Four Wildcats combine to throw 2-hitter at Lathrop
• Bowling scene: Strikes, splits, champs on lanes
• Cats top Sierra, will swim for VOL crowns
• Diocese says Kelly fled the country
• Dredging regs debated
• Get into Melones, Yosemite for free
• Run draws crowd
• State braces for fire season
• County leaders will talk budget
• Reading curriculum change not a fiction
• Pioneer family honored
• Tuesday is deadline to file state, federal taxes
• Man hurt in Copperopolis duplex fire
• Diesel spill on Highway 120
• Catch is second largest at Melones
• Unconventional names de rigueur among newer parents
• Despite weather, most Forest Service roads set to open Sunday
• Sonora eyes increasing speed limits
• Horse rescue prelim delayed
• Jamestown planning sewer system repairs
• Brings world to students
• Storms bolster water outlook
• Weather delays bypass kickoff
• Forest Service to cut timber harvests
• Gas prices dip
• Senior Transportation Volunteers
• Plucky orchestra entertains
• Pendley critics persist; change at Columbia sought
• TUD balks at $16K fee for dues
• Medical pot dispensary case delayed; attorney wants it dropped
• County plan to deal with ‘realigned’ convicts OK’d
• Deputy Leon is town’s liaison
• Schools weigh charges for use of facilities
• Sonora planners to rework ordinance
• Arson suspect pleads not guilty
• rainy week ahead
• Angels Theatre offered for $1.5M
• Sanitary district is in troubled waters
• Quick-thinking deputy records Wis. air drama
• Authorities nab arson suspect
• City planners tackle sheds, playhouses
• Curriculum, music on Columbia docket
• Rancher Rosasco dies at 90
• Murphys’ iconic ‘Buggy Bill’ dies
• Soccer Bears edge Redskins
• Juniors can bag turkeys early, late
• Frogs top Bears, take back MLL lead
• Rules at Pinecrest Reservoir tighten up
• Laurel, Hardy fans unite
• Assessor warns of scam-like letters
• Arrest made in Sheriff car arson
• Search of motel room yields drugs and guns
• This chick likes Easter
• Groups take aim at gold dredging
• Faster net on way to city
• UPDATE: Suspicious package contained paper clips, CD
• New brew goes local
• Angels Camp: Burn permit debate rages on
• Monday blasts still a mystery to authorities
• Autism rates on the rise
• Budget hurdles remain
• McDonald’s: Make that a double
• TUD recall effort afoot
• Lunch trucks on back burner
• What will county do with windfall?
• State snowpack below average
• TUD slashes worker benefits
• At home with their pigeons
• Columbia College 2012 Graduation
• Kids lend hand at ag ranch
• Horse rescue couple charged
• Amgen, charities get grant boosts
• Schools, stores address ‘slime’ fears
• Summerville High takes steps to help struggling students
• Sonora man wild about Old West
• Former county deputy cleared of sixth shooting
• MLL-TVL track challenge-Frogs, Skins excel
• Fishing seminar
• San Andreas woman injured in crash with big rig
• Early kindergarten fails to take off
• TUD: GM contract renewed; compensation cut 7 percent
• Quick thinking saves stepdad
• For the Health Of It: On the Ball
• Jobless numbers up in county
• Modesto couple sees future in historic mining town
• 2009 slaying suspect to stand trial
• Stevenson, Wildcats get home win over Bullfrogs
• Roundup: Cat netters romp past Sierra 8-1
• Milward leads Frogs to season-low score in victory
• Oller, Bigelow in battle for Assembly District 5 cash lead
• Internet bidder grouses about board vote
• Provost rakes in campaign donations
• Three lead pack in Board of Supervisors fundraising drive
• Sonora mansion will get new life as senior home
• Sheriff’s contract rankles deputies
• New pot charge in Pereira bust case
• Calendar
• Briefs: Cats soccer defeated, Frogs win
• Outlaws gear for season opener at Dunlavy Field
• Home and Garden Show weathers the Sierra storm
• Handful of area workers commute by air
• Columbia man arrested after scuffle with cop
• Barnes a veteran of vet services
• Board votes to close school
• Report: Rent is too high for many
• County probation sweep leads to five arrests
• Bret Harte Academic Decathlon team scores in state meet
• Man fights with police in Sonora
• City leaders give upbeat picture in annual report
• Cops say murder rumor is false, fueled by Internet
• Powerful storms boost snowpack
• Delays, cost overruns plague Justice Center project
• Groups push for lead-bullet ban
• Developers plan to bring­ new life to Chinese Camp
• 8-year-old Arnold girl mourned
• Several county schools closing for Amgen race day
• Falling tree kills Arnold girl, 8
• Trout release teaches kids about science
• Five arrested, one sought in Jamestown drug bust
• School opening delays 3-19
• School opening delays
• Girl killed by falling tree
• Jamestown woman arrested after crash
• Man shot by deputy identified
• Suspect in SHS thefts named
• Sonora man keeps faith in St. Patty’s tradition
• Sweep nets 15 suspected drug dealers
• SHS theft suspect ID'd
• Arnold shooting update
• Five run in Dist. 5; races alive in Dist. 1, 4
• Derby coach Hines is Hell on wheels
• Retherford quits board in protest
• Resignation letter of Ralph Retherford from TUD board
• Calaveras deputy shoots, kills man near Arnold
• International star to perform on piano
• St. Patrick will join Irish Day Parade
• AmeriCorps helpers get thumbs up
• TUD puts off rate vote until summer
• Forecast calls for snow in foothills
• Columbia El board muzzles Pendley critics
• Late breaking news
• Thief resigns, returns money
• More students pass fitness test
• School closure again on agenda
• Public Defender Woodall ordained as Episcopal deacon
• Jobless rate up in January
• Cold, wet weather forecast all week
• Candidates line up for shot at Board of Supervisors
• Sonora High thief resigns, police report
• Summerville ag program expands
• Council, board hopefuls line up
• Bennett, Reba on Ironstone bill
• Senior Lounge/Fire Museum Volunteer
• Tuolumne couple gaga for llamas
• Net companies duel for county contract
• County still at bottom of state list for jail funding
• California’s prison-realignment plan an abysmal failure
• More skiers hit area slopes in March
• Nachtigall to headline TuCARE dinner
• Tuolumne County gets high marks for economic development
• Celtic Faire returns to Sonora for 26th year
• SRT opens season with sparkling ‘Gypsy’
• Smokey stop
• Head shop owner guilty of selling pot-like drug
• County leaders put lodging-tax expansion to voters in June
• Gold Country youth Dorroh, Ford find lanes to their liking
• Dambacher, Wildcats earn win over Ceres
• Bullfrogs softball demolishes Riverbank
• Ebner, Bears crush Denair
• Lady Reds bring home Blue Banner
• Five hurt in Valley Springs wreck Sunday
• eBooks debut at Tuolumne County Library
• Former doctor pleads to drugs
• Planners tackle housing projects
• School action: Big Oak Flat looks at layoffs; meets Wed.
• Mating season has turkeys acting wild
• Kids get day of Dr. Seuss tales
• Wild goose case ends
• Board hopes to keep Railtown, fair afloat
• Burlesque comes to SRT with ‘Gypsy’
• Thursday house fire leaves pair homeless
• City Council meets Monday
• Groveland fire tax on ballot
• Students put skills to the test at Occupational Olympics
• Study: Many in Sierra will benefit from health bill
• Will AB 109 hurt fire programs?
• Life enriched by twists, turns
• Jimtown landlord sues county over demolition order
• TUD calls on customers to conserve water
• Water board punts on pipeline decision
• School districts solvent, but worries persist
• Celebrations come every four years
• Gray faces teen rival
• Weather-related school closures/delays
• Forecasters say snow level could drop to 1,600 feet Wednesday
• Norm Waters dies at age 86
• Authorities investigate ‘suspicious’ fire at Don Pedro CSD
• Lake Don Pedro CSD office destroyed in fire
• Program pairs canines with suffering former servicemembers
• Federal water bill championed by Denham irks foes
• Wintry weather finally arrives in the Central Sierra
• Final Four: Lady Reds head back to semifinals
• Sonora’s Johnson works way back after serious hand injury
• Spotlight still on Melones for trout
• Sonora man hit by car
• Copperopolis grass fire contained
• Lungren damns Hetch Hetchy
• More bones found in San Andreas
• Yosemite eyes Easter open for road
• Instructor’s life is filled with drama
• Summerville High braces for loss of more state funding
• Burglaries, prisoner release again dominate town hall meeting
• Students share stories of inspirational figures
• Making history
• Columbia College: Accreditation warning issued
• Has Lode real estate market reached the bottom?
• American Legion honors public safety officials
• Redskins defeat Bullfrogs 47-41 to secure No. 1 seed
• Short-handed Sonora tops Oakdale
• Cats make good on prediction, rip rival Mustangs
• Perfection! Frogs beat Skins to finish perfect season in MLL
• Volunteer Driver
• Stearn says he’ll seek another Council term
• Gold Country students fete farms
• House, Senate vote set on rural schools $$ bill
• 2012 prices are topic of Tuesday’s meeting
• School gets new cosmetology building
• Road leading into Yosemite Valley will close until April
• Sonora school finds case of meningitis
• Volunteer Breakfast Assistant
• Livezey to take stand in his trial
• AB 109 DECEPTION: Is the state dumping dangerous offenders at our doorstep?
• Horses seized from ranch
• Dogs aid in search for more victims
• County seizes horses from rescue ranch
• VOLUNTEER LIBRARY CONCIERGE
• Open House
• Kids learn ropes of woolmaking
• Shermantine: Victim remains number climbs
• Gas prices climb to above $3.75 per gallon in the foothills
• Step right up to the open mic
• Stage 3’s ‘Hamlet’ sharp and accessible
• Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
• High School sports briefs; No. 1 Skins win, BH takes JV title
• Frogs boss happy with focus, team play
• Skins clinch second straight MLL title
• Tioga wins
• Jumpers top Merced, break five-game skid
• Drivers warned of slick conditions
• Former FBI ‘profiler’ gives insight into Shermantine
• More than 700 bones found, officials say
• School delays
• Feeding needy is high schooler’s Valentine’s Day gift
• City Council candidates start lining up
• Merchants say V-Day 2012 solid
• Storms bringing needed rain, snow
• Linden search continues for Shermantine victim bodies
• Newspaper changes on the way for our readers
• Sonora Elementary School loses teacher to leukemia
• Doctors testify in Livezey trial
• County leaders eye master land plan
• Hand, foot and mouth outbreak found at school
• Station hands build own fire truck
• More bones found on Shermantine property, in well
• Forest Service may tighten rules for Reynolds Creek rec
• Stockton Rd. sewer repair
• Valley Springs man suffers major injuries in tractor accident
• Bear Valley: Deputy hurt in snowmobile accident
• West Point man arrested in traffic stop
• Third skull found
• More local high school students recording fisticuffs
• Shermantine search reveals human skull
• Sheriff schedules two town hall meetings
• Federal judge says Trinitas foreclosure sale can proceed
• Second skull found behind former Shermantine home
• Stage 3 opens season with daring ‘Hamlet’
• Lindstrom claims another triumph in ‘Salome’ opera
• Trees make way for bypass
• County residents spread cheer next week
• Search continues for Shermantine victims’ remains
• Snow on the horizon?
• Groups weigh Framework ruling impact
• Fresno attorney eyes bench
• Neubert a man about Columbia
• Summerville teachers push for remedial classes
• Human remains found at Shermantine property
• Council praises budget report
• Livezey murder trial begins
• Calls continue for resignation of Columbia’s Pendley
• Ex-school chief will be tried on molest charges
• TUD is still looking at TCSD merge
• Knowles named new DA for county
• Hotel-tax expansion gets nod
• Amgen 130-mile route revealed
• Sonora cell tower would allow for faster Internet
• Shops suffer as winter weather lags
• Isam hot with 700s; Ford leads youths
• Bret Harte High wants hands off frog
• Sierra, Southern yellow-legged frogs marked for protection
• Tuolumne Marine’s wife killed in blast
• Pot shop case nets 2 guilty pleas
• Planners eye YARTS arrival in county
• County files suit against state over mental health $$
• Frogs and Skins each advance a round at duals
• Redskin girls No. 1; Wildcat boys'remain at No. 4
• Chinese Camp house burns
• Council to review mid-year budget
• Knowles next pick for DA?
• Fire station cell antenna on city docket
• Judge denies motion to have AG
• County eyes plan to save fair, park
• Little Sweden buildings demolished
• Forecasters say snow, rain on way to Sierra
• Outdoors: Trout bite for shore anglers remains strong
• Calaveras ups MLL record to 11-0 with win
• Sonora’s D suffocates Sierra in win
• Title! Redskin wrestlers capture MLL crown
• Bullfrogs’ Radford scores 47; sets record
• Bachtelle accepts offer from Buffalo
• Fire damages Poker Flat home
• Sonora man nabbed after high-speed chase
• Cleanup continues in wake of district collapse
• Groveland fire tax hearing set
• Happy ending for neglected horse
• Merchants report fake $100 bills
• Mysterious Thursday blasts rattle the Mother Lode
• Doctor finds new ways to reach mountaintop
• Kuntz blasts prison changes
• Angels launches centennial celebration
• Sonora Pass trails offer recreation
• Legislators want more access to Half Dome
• Olsen road bill moves forward
• Woman oversees records for 40 years
• Pot: Judge delays ruling on immunity until trial
• Central Sierra water content 20 percent of normal
• Fashionistas find Sonora course a stitch
• Gianelli Vineyards garners wine medals
• Breakfast continues long Salel tradition
• Photography show celebrates 25th year
• Property tax dive hurts CCWD 
• Calaveras High kids bring folks to school
• Correction
• Sonora business burgled twice
• County planning groups tackle parking issues
• ‘Community Profile’ will return in 2012
• Critic judges say bill an attack on small courts
• Bus funding could evaporate
• East Sonora Bypass rolls ahead
• Govt., health leaders need to wake up to mental health crisis
• Three compete for title of 2012 Roundup Queen
• Redevelopment change will give control to city
• Quarry lawsuit may see closure
• Groveland manhole overflows
• Fewer foreclosures in 2011
• Olsen tackles enviro regs
• CCWD breaks ground on plant
• A quarter of TUD tanks in bad shape
• Traffic restored a week after fall
• Crowd gathers for Amgen 2012 rally
• Deceased woman’s family files suit
• Friday search for body fruitless
• School responds to race charges
• Search made for woman's remains
• Big Oak Flat Road opens
• City looks to dissolve its redevelopment agency
• Rep. Denham honors Jazz@8, Me-Wuk tribe
• Five vie for California Assembly District 5
• Yosemite road fix in sight, FHA says
• What voters need to know about ‘open primary’
• Cops nab man on warrant
• Water ditch plan advances
• Brown shares music, theater
• Engineers assess Yosemite rockslide damage
• Water main under repair
• Slight unemployment uptick after two years of decline
• Family business a smash for 50 years
• Calaveras Chamber to install directors
• Livezey trial pushed back to Feb. 2
• Barbs traded on Wagon Trail
• Sonora Area Foundation awards $1.2M
• Half Dome cable plan proposals revealed
• Nine in race for county board
• Merchants brace for worst, hope for best
• Rains help water supply, but worries remain
• Nonprofit struggles to house fire victims
• County enviro guidebook gets finishing touches
• Forest pot grower gets 4 years in prison
• Summerville High faces complaints of racism, cheating
• Dodge Ridge preps for Wednesday open
• Rockfall closes Big Oak Flat Road
• Local roundup published Jan. 23
• Rockslide closes road in Yosemite
• Kohl’s donates big red dogs to preschoolers
• Businesses look to make most of marketing big spring events
• County may buy units for low income
• CALED forum touts Tuolumne County EDA
• Serial killer may lead way to victims’ bodies
• Tuolumne County at bottom of list for jail grant funds
• Segerstrom sworn in as new judge
• Cal Fire lifts burning suspension
• Wet weather rips through Lode; dry days ahead
• Summerville club members voice ‘pro-life’ view at rally
• CHP shooting trial moved back to May 2
• Serial killer offers to lead cops to remains
• Forest Service gets land transfer nod
• Meteorologists still predict that rain is on the way
• Council moves ahead with SRA dissolution
• Man pleads guilty in child porn case
• Richardson gets along swimmingly
• Ex-CAO Brent Wallace dies
• Counties hope energy will create jobs
• Columbia College Fall 2011 President's List
• Boyz Nite Out star in afternoon show
• Bret Harte hoopsters beat Summerville
• Wildcats come from behind to top Lancers
• Dreams of MMA stardom: Sonora's Howard strives for success in fastest growing sport
• Sr. Pastor Search
• New K-9 cop sworn to duty at meeting
• Convicted killer Herzog found hanged in his trailer
• Video will promote route of Amgen tour
• Groveland schools chief Frost retiring
• Moment of silence held for Brent Wallace
• Sonora fire leaves 10 homeless
• Sonora carjack suspect arrested
• Knowles favored to replace Segerstrom as DA
• Sonora, Ebbetts, Tioga passes to close
• Sonora and Ebbetts passes to close today
• 4.1 million visitors to Yosemite in 2011 approaches record high
• Community college fees will increase
• Two more pull papers for Dist. 5
• 4-H dinner nets food for Meals on Wheels
• Storms to break month-long dry spell
• 49er Little League signups to be held
• The Outdoors
• Claim Jumpers earn home win vs. West Hills
• Forest Service to burn 465 acres
• Sheriff’s office launches new site
• Council to host K-9 cop Kain
• Panel makes deal on prisoner reporting center
• ALS victim will be face of TV campaign
• Accused shooter will represent self in court
• Kindergarten change limits parent options
• County to begin search for new district attorney
• Yosemite extends Half Dome cable permits to seven days
• Trinitas fight in court continues
• More enter race for county supes seats
• Four acres burned in Thursday brush fire
• Twain Harte man recreates rail history
• Cal Fire suspends burning today
• City dismantling redevelopment
• MID votes yea on water sale talks
• Mother Lode Fair directors mull options
• Sabu, the oldest elephant at PAWS, dies at 29
• Columbia College Vice President of Student Learning Selected
• Forest Service plans burn near White Pines
• Grass fire burning in Groveland
• Bret Harte graduates win ‘Freebording’ video contest
• CHP program aids teen driver safety
• Angels teen center receives $4K grant
• Educator, musician Dario Cassina dies at age 90
• Columbia College students can swap books at center
• Young musician jazzed about guitar
• Golden Lakes Charter School in debt
• King celebration to showcase words, song and spirit
• Round Table in, KFC out: Angels Camp eateries evolve
• Gas station open, restaurant on the way
• Calaveras Chamber gets new location
• Publicity
• High-speed pursuit ends in two arrests
• Board reconvenes with appointments
• Public hearing set on water program
• Tryon declares bid for election
• Summerville misconduct policy questioned by mom
• Schools’ Silva to lobby for forest funds in D.C.
• Forest Service could get Lyons property
• Water officials preparing for worst
• Teachers defend school, others blame process
• Stomach virus outbreak ends
• Board of Supervisors looks at sheriff patrol car purchases
• CDC says absenteeism worse than lice risks
• Fire victims anxious to return home
• Retherford lays out plan to cut TUD costs
• Apartment complex in the works
• Crowd forming in race for county District 1
• Man arrested on theft, assault changes
• County District 2 drawing candidates
• Sonora man saved from cliffhanger
• Local preps for Amgen Tour under way
• Grant will help some purchase homes
• Fire tax bound for June ballot
• Dry winter creating fire hazard conditions
• Celtic eatery nears debut
• McDonald’s offers free coffee to its customers through mid-January
• Funkey has green thumb and ‘heart of gold’
• Judge rejects attorney plea to dismiss slashing charges
• PG&E rates to rise in 2012
• Tuolumne Sanitary District, TUD merger talks continue
• Roads a little safer in 2011
• Hanging tough in retirement
• Hanging tough in retirement
• Ringen appointed to TUD board
• Forest Service proposes trail re-route
• Groveland fire tax discussed on Thursday
• Popular church figure, Perez, retiring from St. Patrick’s
• No ruling yet on DA replacement
• State water watchers to survey snowpack
• County looks to state for jail funding
• No end in sight for warm, dry weather
• Columbia College Foundation Awards Prestigious Scholarships
• Bear co-head coaches Watson, Ronten enjoyed magical season
• Cats Dambacher, Camara: Powerful one-two punch
• 2011 First-Team All-Area Soccer
• Sweeper Arenas led Bears to Final Four
• Columbia wins thriller, title at Holiday Classic
• BH grad Downey impresses UCLA brass
• Thomas seeks return to board
• City of Angels Camp to celebrate 100th anniversary
• Rare red fox may be added to endangered list
• Nemees appeal federal judge’s Trinitas decision
• City Council ‘12 election shaping up
• County welcomes two New Year’s babies
• County welcomes two New Year’s babies
• Redevelopment meltdown: Court ruling may stick city with nearly $2M loan
• Future of neglected golf course uncertain
• Park is third most-visited in nation, new survey finds
• Candidates for county board line up
• County leaders to discuss new jail plans Tue.
• Soulsbyville man dies in Friday wreck
• New state law, effective this month, boosts booster seat age to 8
• Shipment of pricey jeans stolen from Sonora boutique
• Moore drops bid for Congress, endorses opponent
• CHP on lookout for drunks
• 50 events that shaped the Mother Lode in 2011
• Merrill to return as Calaveras High School principal
• Sonora woman has varied life
• ‘Double Rainbow Guy’ running for president
• Passes open much later than usual
• Dozen applicants seek vacant seat on utilities board
• Social Security payments will increase in 2012
• New year will bring 750 new laws
• Election season opening nears
• Three arrested in Angels window-smashing spree
• Ski season off to a rocky start
• Grape harvest ‘unusual’ for winemakers
• Fewer offering care for young
• Greek immigrants serve up success
• Christmas trash heading for dump stations
• State board targets GCSD
• Man with Lode ties is a fixture at Iditarod
• Exhaustive search yields no trace of buried body
• Boag the bulldog needs surgery
• Free Christmas dinners planned
• Fire Capt. Arrouzet continues recovery
• Iraq War vets returning home
• Grade hacking at Summerville may impact grads
• Fire leaves family homeless
• Co-MVPs Kester, Runte lead teams to league titles
• La Bella Rosa opens Sonora shop
• Carson Hill plant gets concrete investment
• Authorities warn of Christmas grinches
• Card thieves strike again
• Water managers concerned about dry winter
• TUD change of rate plans welcomed
• Pland displayed leadership, integrity
• Beans and song
• Beans and song
• Chief warns of winter fire perils
• Census: More school kids living in poverty
• West Point fire contained
• GCSD directors put fire tax on ballot
• Frosty Friends needs gift donations
• Authorities probe possible wave of bank card frauds
• Counties say state convict shift off to rocky start
• Claim Jumpers hit nine treys, throttle Gavilan in Gilroy
• Runners Sedler, Smith compete at Jr. Olympics
• Hadley dreams big at Angels museum
• Sheriff’s Department warns residents about scam
• Man accused by Spellman fires back
• Annual Christmas Sing, Bean Fed set Friday in Sonora
• SAF saves food bank Christmas
• Twain Harte woman, veteran, has varied life
• Pinecrest School saved for one year
• Bass seeks fourth term, Pland retiring after 16 years
• False alarm in Columbia
• Angels firm aids Midwestern town
• Longtime Sonora appliance center to close in Jan.
• Sonora prevails in hoops clash vs. Summerville
• Board says no to econ element
• County to weigh in on Delta plan
• Forecast calls for a little rain, a lot of dry
• Columbia El board met by friends, foes
• College holds forum for VP candidates
• Pinecrest School on the chopping block
• Angels firm aids Midwestern town
• Marine finally getting his due
• County weighs in on river plan
• TUD back to drawing board on rate-hike plan
• Basketball Coaches
• Sonora wins county wrestling meet
• Columbia College Vice President of Student Learning Finalists Selected
• One Columbia College Vice President of Student Learning Finalist Withdraws
• Two DUI arrests following crashes
• Food banks low on holiday basket provisions
• Twelve graduate from Columbia fire program
• Will TUD back off rate hike?
• Wildcats earn 3rd in Lodi tourney
• Bears top Downey at Hughson challenge
• Lady Reds defeated in Stagg tourney championship
• Sonora vs. Summerville hoops — Game on!
• Horse center reaches out to challenged adults, kids
• Deadline for mailing Christmas gifts drawing near
• Major injury crash on Highway 49 in Calaveras County
• Me-Wuk tribe members make memories in D.C.
• Salmon jammin’ on Stan
• TUD rate protests fall well short of mark
• Las Posadas in Columbia
• Three Weekend Radio Drama Class to be offered at Columbia College
• Columbia College Graduates 12 Fire Technology Participants
• San Francisco man hurt in Jeep wreck
• Trinitas resolution won’t come before Feb.
• County adopts 5-year goals
• Stretching physical therapy to the limit
• Woman crushed by tree still hospitalized
• TUD fee hike foes speak out
• Millier: A witness to region’s wine boom
• 49er cars back in business in Angels Camp
• Pardee Reservoir expansion plan
• Sonora youth lights up Capitol
• Third waterfall accident victim body identified
• County OKs limits on apple cider brewery, distillery
• TUD urges customers to go light on water use
• Tree lighting ceremony tonight
• Freezing temperatures grip Lode
• Body ID'd as third Vernal Fall victim
• ‘Funny Bunny’ to star in Black Oak comedy show
• Lady Reds win Galt championship
• Angels-native Dillashaw falls in TUF finale
• Claim Jumpers suffer pair of tourney losses in Elk Grove
• Bears win two of three in Riverbank
• Wildcats strong at own hoops tourney
• Cat hoopsters finish in third at Stagg tournament
• Columbia College Symphony of the Sierra Autumn Concert
• Columbia College Culinary Arts Provide Service in Washington D.C.
• Body of second Vernal Fall victim found
• Students miss the mark on fitness
• Wind storm cleanup continues
• Wind storm cleanup continues
• Emergency water measures urged
• Progress made fighting wildfires
• Storm update: Fires mostly contained, power to return
• Diestel in hot water for spill
• Flume crushed; water supply threatened
• Wind fans flames, kills power, closes schools
• Wind: Several schools closed because of power outages
• Storm update: Schools canceled, fires burn, power out
• High winds damage homes, fuel wildfires
• Weather closes some schools
• Denny’s workers still feel burned
• Twain Harte readies for Christmas parade
• Summerville’s Jazz@8 preps for Capitol trip
• Sheriff's cars torched overnight
• Sheriff's cars torched overnight
• Wind wreaking havoc across Mother Lode
• Local shopkeepers see green following ‘Black Friday’
• Three Sheriff's patrol cars set on fire
• Volunteer Fire Department - Intern
• Winds damage power lines, stoke fires; Belleview school cancelled
• Winds close Yosemite roads
• Claim Jumpers earn thrilling overtime victory against Delta
• Wildcat girls host 38th annual tournament
• Capitol Christmas Tree arrives in D.C.
• Kids break bread with scientists
• Big Trees winter sale winding down today
• TUD should retract and revise its ratepayer plan
• Old Whitt mill vandalized
• Police use GPS to locate stolen items
• Christmas parade: Lights and sights
• ’Tis the season for giving
• Poet has a way with words – and photos
• Injured fire captain in stable condition
• South state man arrested in alleged refinancing scam
• Fresh water flows from Sugar Pine Spring
• Jobless rate falls slightly in Mother Lode in Oct.
• Faber earns title rematch
• Isam rolls high game of week
• ’Tis the season for raw nerves
• Churches, groups to serve up free meals
• Convicted arsonist arrested in TH house fire
• Summerville hoopsters hold successful 'Fun-Raiser'
• Twain Harte fire suspect arrested
• More and more horses recovering at Rehorse
• Public, councilmen vent over TUD rates
• Next leg of Sonora Bypass set for spring start
• ‘Wonderettes’ guarantee a happy holiday
• Twain Harte fire displaces three
• Columbia College Chorus Performs Sounds of the Season
• It’s marvelous, it’s ‘Wonderettes’ again
• Jacob Marley gets spotlight in new ‘Carol’
• Witty dialogue keeps ‘River’ rolling along
• Dogs show their stuff at champ trials
• TUD to explain water rate hikes
• College culinary students preparing for Capitol feast
• Cats fall to Escalon
• Bed bug-sniffing canines help area residents sleep tight
• TUD explains rate hike plan
• Water districts accuse feds of killing salmon on Stan
• Grid clash: Sonora vs. Escalon
• Retired couple starts new careers
• Reservoir plans hit a snag
• Lumber trains comin’ around the mountain
• Colder temperatures could bring weekend snow to the foothills
• Colder temperatures could bring weekend snow to the foothills
• Judge says no to drug claim
• Expensive bridge plan advances
• Roundup, Amgen and Frog Jump – our triple crown
• Apple orchard owner pares back plans
• New court building on track
• Light pleads guilty in Coffill Park beating; faces nine years
• Ron Patel named ‘Citizen of the Year’
• High-speed on the horizon for Mother Lode customers
• Weekend events honor those who served country
• County leaders weigh options on Rawhide bridge fix
• Firefighter injured in Copper blaze
• Football playoffs: Cats advance, Redskins fall
• Ronten celebration of life set for Sunday
• Patriotic family a portrait of Veterans Day
• Wallace man in foreclosure threatens to burn house
• Occupy Sonora enters its fifth week
• Mountain Springs development in rocky territory
• Bret Harte grad speaks about book
• Bowling scene: Marking a three-year anniversary with some high and low scores
• Historic day for Tioga at Frogtown
• Superb at Sub Sections: Cats, Frogs move on to Section meet
• Veterans Day events kick off on Friday
• TUD talks future plans, rate hikes
• Fire board OKs $150 fee for rural properties
• Blood drive planned in memory of late firefighter
• Life takes woman from Hollywood to Wilseyville
• Chamber won’t move to Frogtown
• Candidate wins San Andreas sanitary district seat by one vote
• ‘Marley’ offers new take on Dickens tale
• Stage 3 begins new journey ‘Over the River’
• Christmas Craft Volunteers
• Weapons arrest
• Authorities say man stole mail from dozens
• County looks to hand off role in long-term care
• Details of slashings revealed
• Man arrested for allegedly stealing car, mail
• AREA FOOTBALL: Bears beat Bret Harte
• Cats beat Lancers
• Cats beat Lancers
• Boy finds prehistoric sea fossil at Melones
• Gassed house prompts lawsuit
• Downtown Sonora restaurants rise, fall
• Wood is greenest building material
• Shopping habits welcome at Arnold store
• Caregivers support home-healthcare agency
• Food drive aims to ‘stuff’ transit buses
• CCWD to finance own headquarters
• Hwy 4 crash victim dies at Valley hospital
• Tuolumne icon Marlen Ronten dies at age 70
• Community rallies for tiny Pinecrest School
• POW, ‘flak dancer’ memories saved
• GCSD faces $1M fine for sewer spills
• Future fairground funding mulled by ‘friends’
• Choirs to Gather for a "Festival of Singing"
• Cats fourth in Div. IV tourney
• Bullfrogs finish 3rd at Div. V tourney
• 268 games rule, four bowl the same score
• MVL-champ Tioga tops host Don Pedro
• Duo wins Capitol tree song contest
• Cal Chamber explains money woes
• Survey to gage kids’ health
• Students get healthy life messages
• TUD gives Habitat a break
• Will Amgen tour come to Tuolumne County?
• Cal Chamber vows to move forward
• Columbia College Foundation Launches Mini-Grants Program
• Counties juggle unclaimed deceased
• Unemployment down in Sept. for month, year
• Caboose chugging toward Palmdale
• MLL Friday football: Skins, Frogs win, Bears fall
• Cat gridders win on homecoming
• County Chamber of Commerce on hard times
• Sonora Area Foundation gives pros tips for givingSonora Area Foundation gives pros tips for giving
• Community mourns deaths of Webster sisters
• Avalon Care Center expansion complete
• County prepping for state AB 109 prisoner shift
• Sonora 7-year-old to light Capitol tree
• Spooky fun on tap at Fantasy Faire
• Lindstrom due in San Diego for 'Salome'
• Taxpayer luncheon draws McClintock, other speakers
• Fair board adopts bid letter for new group
• PAWS founders upset by Ohio’s zoo massacre, demand answers
• Dozens will attempt world record ‘Thriller’
• CHP’s Jamestown office wins traffic safety award
• TUD sets hearing for planned water rate hike
• Driver booked on assault charge
• Smiths forge business, camp, parade
• Andy’s hardware closing
• Sonora Lowe’s to stay open despite nationwide closures
• Martenson returns to Mother Lode
• Polo Cats dominate Los Banos
• Bullfrog volleyers beat Lions, lead MLL
• SHS to add 15 members to Hall of Fame
• Man arrested after alleged assault with car
• Andy's closing
• Red tape on jail project abounds
• Officials say fewer pot plants found this year
• Second sister hit by train in Utah dies
• Former Sonora girl hurt in train accident dies
• Three-car accident in Soulsbyville
• Woman hurt in Valley Springs crash
• Visitors bureau: 2009 a grim year
• TUD eyes large bump in rates
• Former Sonora girl killed by train
• 'Last First Comic'
• 'Last First Comic'
• County denies it gave nod to Trinitas golf course
• Motorcyclist sustains minor injuries
• Protesters, zombies occupy park
• Three jailed on weapon, drug charges
• County may get $4.35M for botched landfill job
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Sonora’s Salvation Army store will close next month
• TCSD merger talks carry on
• DA: Former bank employee swindled elderly woman
• Motorcyclist injured
• Sparse, eerie tale fills Black Bart Playhouse
• Ione man dies in Operation New Dawn
• Heidi Hanson makes the most of life
• Judge denies request for medical pot trial delay
• Voter sign-up going digital
• School considers possible funding cuts
• Dignitaries tour newer SPI mill
• Dignitaries tour newer SPI mill
• Lt. Gov Newsom visits Sonora
• Major injury crash on O'Byrnes Ferry Road
• Big Lots set to open next week in Sonora
• Livestock pushes growth in ag report
• Jamestown auto body shop temporarily shut after client complaint
• Bureau presents tourism award
• Banchero rolls all-spare game; Blackmore bowls highest series
• Bullfrogs prevail over Bears in epic clash
• Teens hurt in VS crash
• Trinitas case goes to court
• Supervisors extend jail completion date to 2013
• Committee struggles with oak tree protections in guide
• Pacific Crest Trail will get snowmobile path
• Sonora El trustees look to borrow against bonds
• Father, son recycle stray fishing line
• Sheriff: Friends gave DUI victim ride
• EPA puts Tuolumne, Stanislaus on list of polluted waterways
• Columbia eyes steps to rectify sex scandal
• Vehicles crash on wet roads
• Blaze destroys Rich Gulch residence
• Porsche rolls out commercial shot on Highway 120
• FEC closes investigation of Denham
• Crash causes major injuries
• Burn ban lifted in the Lode
• Schools look for signs of trauma
• Details on Twain Harte fatal emerge
• Hair-raising tarantulas on the crawl
• Ukiah man rescued after three days trapped in snow
• Man dies in morning crash
• DNC renews deal to service park
• Junior Achievement aims at prepping teens for business success
• Best of Tuolumne to name top businesses, citizenship leaders
• Despite the rain, fire season still in force
• Small church in national spotlight
• Wyllie picked as foundation chief
• Auto accident kills two
• Murry wins soph cross country race
• Bears beat Skins in soccer
• Water polo: Sonora thumps Central Catholic
• Cat soccer trounces Weston Ranch, 4-1
• Special sheriff’s unit to be revived?
• Interim CEO for Twain hospital
• Calaveras County Fair’s future in flux
• Boyce connects isolated seniors to outside world
• Koral-Soto brings personal touch to education
• County leaders zero in on Board of Supervisors boundaries
• Imperiled pines may get federal protection
• Meet ambassador Jace Decker
• Sonora Bach Festival continues with harp concert
• Jazz series to open with big band show
• SRT spices up stage with ‘Dash of Rosemary’
• Tuolumne Corrections Plan is pragmatic
• Sportsmanship should be goal
• TV ad shot at Ebbetts Pass on the QT
• Morris named Angels Camp mayor; ­replaces Boeding
• Pedestrian hit by car in Sonora
• Wanted: The undead to join in zombie march
• County carving out medical marijuana sales ordinance
• Big-box rule change OK’d
• Suicide prevention effort gaps a concern
• Yosemite debris burning planned
• TH festival makes $2K donation to Connections film program
• Cats enjoy blowout victory against Lathrop
• Calaveras suffers road loss at Capital Christian
• All Harte! Bullfrogs blast Mesa Verde
• State looking to downsize courthouse project
• Storied furnishing lands in Lode
• First winter-like storm of season arrives tonight
• New power generator going up at Tulloch Reservoir dam
• firefighters stop blaze
• Prescribed fire at Bishop Creek starts today
• VFW post in works for Copper
• Tuolumne County man, Atkins, is living the high life
• Authorities brace for rising county jail population
• Slashing victims recover
• City eyes parolee ‘reporting center’
• Little-seen forest lab may help with state’s future water management
• Morrison returns to share Ironstone stage
• Youth concert will open 35th Sonora Bach Fest
• ITSA Film Fest is back, bigger and better in 2011
• Rosemary Clooney shines again at SRT
• Mother Lode home sales, prices in flux
• Adios Alfredo’s
• CCWD approves concept of CHIPS buy
• Pair brings 21st century to Mother Lode classrooms
• Foothills could see first major rainstorm of season
• Probation for parents in injured infant case
• Kelly: Sheriff investigates; priest says he’s innocent
• YCCD board inks $254K contract with Smith
• Wildcat volleyers smash Lathrop, remain perfect in VOL
• Bullfrogs get leg up in MLL, beat Skins
• Health officials advise flu shots
• Twain Harte board faces budget cuts
• Stabbing victims are ‘fine,’ police say
• Students get last shot at Tdap deadline
• One axed, second stabbed, cops say
• Tuolumne township parking, alleyway plans progressn
• Monday Night Volunteer
• Wouldn't it be nice........
• Museum Docents
• 'Fired up’ Skins demolish Mesa Verde
• Grolle paces Cats at Stanford Invitational
• Sedler leads Frog girls to title at Bret Harte Invite
• Bears roar past Castlemont for second straight victory
• Cats rally to beat WR in VOL opener
• Museum Day
• Jury says parents endangered daughter
• More county board boundary changes examined
• Photo Scanners
• Skins defeat Mesa Verde, 33-7
• Cats, Bears earn gridiron wins
• DUI checkpoint Saturday
• Library looks to future; adopts e-books
• Wigwam slashing suspect sought
• Gov. vetoes park partnership bill
• Snell St. closed after water main break
• FOSTER VOLUNTEERS
• CONSTRUCTION VOLUNTEERS
• Stabbing investigated
• Area museums join national celebration
• Photographer displays art
• Sonora pair has good alchemy
• Red Tail Ridge foes sue to block project progress
• County leaders tackle slow population growth
• New boutique offers new clothes, color
• Jobless rate falls in Tuolumne County, flat in Calaveras
• T-Wolves, Hindle defeat Stockton Christian
• Wildcats have easy time with Kimball
• Bullfrogs earn one-shot win over Cougars
• Frogs lose in overtime to Hughson
• Rejoice Always Videos
• Coffill Park closed for maintenance
• Killer Jones to serve 11 years
• Mother Lode could be in for another rough winter
• Summerville "flash"
• Motorcyclist dies from crash injuries
• Suspected fumes kill grandfather, Copperopolis girl
• Council OKs plans for small business program
• City slapped with $125K fine for spill
• Groveland’s annual 49er Fest a hit
• Historic camp’s future hangs in balance
• County board district re-draw back on table
• Dogs quarantined after attack on girl
• More witnesses called in alleged child abuse case
• Counties plan for onslaught of state prison inmates
• TUD-TCSD merger talks don’t end tribe dispute
• Casino's white squirrel killed by predator
• Woman traces history to 1,000 A.D.
• Man suffers injuries in 108 crash
• Sonora looking into small biz assistance
• Witnesses testify in trial of alleged infant beating
• Summerville all business heading into homecoming
• Bret Harte volleyers pound Linden to open MLL
• Fair board agrees to put Friends in charge
• County clashes to finalize budget
• Angels Camp Mayor Jack Boeding dies of heart attack
• Sonora Regional’s Kellogg a man of many interests
• Pot bust leads to arrest, 80 plants
• Bears to celebrate centennial on Friday
• 'Tuesdays with Morrie' is a celebration of life
• Combining nurture and nature
• Jury selection begins for pair accused in baby beating
• Constitution Day, September 17, 2011
• TH Fire looking for new leader
• Community split on Columbia scandal
• Horse dies in high country equine herpes outbreak
• Cougar spotted near Belleview
• County schools talk charter, scores, vaccines
• Four people, one dog vie for Honorary Mayor title
• Summerville falls to Bradshaw Christian
• Second-half surge not enough for Sonora vs. Modesto
• Modesto Christian holds late Redskin rally
• Bullfrogs' running game tramples Denair
• Grolle runs to win at Sierra Invite
• Structure burns
• Communities remember Sept. 11 attacks
• Lightning sparks fires in foothills
• Columbia College reopens campus
• Don Pedro drowning victim identified
• Three dates celebrated
• Change needed at Columbia, John Pendley must go
• weekend fire update
• Milton Road fire update
• Cal Fire says Mt. Ranch fire winding down
• Water audit IDs $5.8M in upgrades
• Water woes keep Columbia College campus closed
• Study finds rural roads far more dangerous
• Events will commemorate 9/11
• War on Terror reaches local agencies
• Murphys man hurt in crash
• Man presumed dead at Don Pedro
• Sonora woman appointed to state board
• Redskins scheming to stop Crusaders
• Canaday, Cats focus on quick Modesto squad
• ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’ gets stage treatment in Sonora
• Columbia College closed Friday
• Don Pedro charter up and running
• Incoming storms pose fire threat
• County trying to put lid on illegal trash dumping
• Mountain Ranch Fire update
• Cobbler Shop: A piece of history
• Cooper trial postponed pending psychiatric evaluation
• Man hurt at Candy Rock airlifted to Modesto hospital
• Angels Camp gets new administrator
• Jacksonville Road wreck leaves three with injuries
• Firefighters dispatched to Texas, Southern Cal
• City’s first-quarter sales tax revenues fall short
• Single dad drowns at Pinecrest Lake
• Officials oppose fire fees
• County redistrict raises questions
• Denny’s employees left in a lurch
• Denny’s employees left in a lurch
• Edwards: Defense 'Outstanding'
• Redskins throttle Weston Ranch to open season
• Volley Cats earn best- ever finish in Nevada
• Wildcats dominate Vikings in opener
• Bullfrogs run wild in 61-19 thumping of Gustine
• Exotic Bird and Animal Expo
• Sonora Fire seeks grants
• Olsen seeks fee repeal
• State fire-fee bill moving forward
• Tuolumne has gas station
• Board apologizes for Columbia sex scandal
• Missing hiker found dead
• Hiker missing in Yosemite
• Redskins top Weston Ranch
• Sonora suffocates Johansen in grid opener
• Grid clash: Mariposa tops Summerville 21-15
• Sonora volleyers win spirited battle with Summerville
• County district borders examined
• Weekend traffic increase expected
• Jobs picture bleak ahead of Labor Day
• Mark Twain Hospital gets higher marks
• Senate OKs bill letting nonprofits run parks
• Mother Lode Fair mulls $200K cut to funding
• Model finds life on other side of lens
• Hearing delayed for shop owner
• Sonora High expands ROP offerings
• Permit hang-ups delay law center
• Details emerge in TH slashing
• Elderberry beetle may be removed from endangered list
• Summer leagues end; space available on winter teams
• Sonora golfers rip Sierra in VOL opener
• Wildcat volleyers top Frogs in preseason finale
• Officials see progress on blaze near Yosemite
• Two charged in Twain Harte attack on couple
• Board of Supervisors districts will be re-drawn
• Cats seek another postseason berth
• Two arrested in TH stabbing
• Yosemite area fire grows to 4,700-plus acres
• Twain Harte stabbing victims ID'd
• Fires fill air with smoke
• Return rate high for county inmates
• Search is on for Capitol Christmas Tree
• Store finishes fund drive for campers
• Slashing reported in Twain Harte
• Teacher’s life revolves around the arts
• Retired CHP officer’s car stolen at gunpoint in Sonora
• Celebration to honor Jamestown artist
• Shooting range will need use permit
• Police arrest Sonora man, find jewelry, keys
• Most Lode students pass exit exam on first try
• Gold-certified college building ready to open
• Back to School for Sonora - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Lattin lives up to league name; bowls 91 pins over his average
• Two games played, two game-winning goals for Kopf
• Owner of smoke shop arrested on drug charges
• High country restrictions set
• Foothills see more fires, but fewer acres burned
• Fundraising Efforts Lead to Creation of Nineteen Annual $1,000 Scholarships
• Jo Mora in Sonora
• 'Scapin' serves well in 21st century
• Wood chips burn in Chinese Camp
• Teen injured in Tuolumne Road rollover
• Six-year-old dies in crash near La Grange
• Mother Lode Fair directors plan for survival
• Fire at Ultrapower
• Some nuggets of advice for seekers
• With gold near $2K, more try hands with pans
• Budget cuts hit classrooms
• County adopts $132M budget
• Film Fest to feature world premiere
• First Tuolumne Lumber Jubilee Queen dies at 93
• Sonora woman conducts AF band
• Bank card thieves bilked Jamestown coffee customers
• Plan for affordable housing reconsidered
• FEMA again rejects counties’ storm claims
• Sonora Elementary board adopts official royal blue
• Former Public Works chief Rei hired as temp in Mariposa County
• ATCAA preps new family center
• Mark Twain Med Center to open in July 2012?
• Angels names new leader
• Fiber optic cables to be done by year’s end
• Safety Sanity reveals its management solution for small businesses
• Wildcat-grad Bates to be a Gaucho
• Grolle cruises to victory at 35th Pinecrest Run
• Calaveras County Arts Council celebrates 30th anniversary
• Pardee crash victim named
• Angels Camp City Council adopts $1 LLD assessment
• Budget on docket for GCSD
• Don Pedro has big plans for ag program
• Cops arrest 16 at Tulloch dance party
• Williams awaiting trial in 580 shootout
• Williams awaiting trial in 580 shootout
• Redtail Ridge project gets OK
• County revamps winter snow plowing plan
• Columbia School Board of Trustees should be replaced
• Bowling: Winter League sign-ups are under way
• Mother Lode schools match state test scores
• Political lines redrawn for Mother Lode districts
• Yosemite deaths illustrate perils
• Let's Go! Bears' cheerleaders 'talented and passionate'
• Judge moves beating case a step forward
• Crashes tie up traffic, take out lights on Highway 108
• Yosemite Avalanche Fire polluting region’s air
• Woman’s family seeks answers
• THCSD votes to raise cost of water
• Teen dies after fall on trail in Yosemite
• Twain Harte barber celebrates 40 years
• Motherlode Dolphins finish strong in Sonora
• Center to host open house on Friday
• Calaveras agencies partake in training
• Copper changes course on chief
• Correction
• Lights, camera, action! Twain Harte to host film festival
• Tuolumne named outstanding city for Soap Box Derby
• Jimtown shops get facade OK
• MCT to present Moliere comedy
• Yosemite fire grows to 591 acres
• Soderer’s boots were made for hikin’
• Music fest offers best in rock and blues
• Soderer’s boots were made for hikin’
• Scout honors fallen CHP officer
• Rock legend, blues guitarist join forces
• Team No. 7 wins title
• Collectors attached to hobby
• Columbia trustees update aide job
• Body ID'd as that of missing woman
• Pro kayaker dies on perilous stretch of Upper Cherry Creek
• Fire near Rawhide Road destroys house, barn
• Columbia brush clearing resumes
• Columbia brush clearing resumes
• Columbia Superintendent John Pendley must resign
• TCA takes first in home meet
• Governor’s fire tax is unfair to rural taxpayers
• Waif Mine fire
• Fire damages house, barn
• Body found behind Walmart
• Anglers, stylists vie for feathers
• Rock quarry opponents want lawsuit moved
• Kayaker drowns
• Kayaker drowns
• HGTV will pick up tab for get-away
• Stocks tumble, local nest-eggs take the hit
• Molieri will captain Skyline College
• Senator Gaines blasts fire fee
• CCWD fights wastewater ‘yuck factor’
• Two injured in pair of Washington accidents
• Police department renovations begin
• Three jailed on suspicion of metal theft
• Wildlife-control cuts bemoaned
• Ginn: A high-tech caveman
• Crash snarls Hwy 108 at Hess Ave.
• Water main break may disrupt service to Columbia
• Sierra lease rates hold steady – for now
• Public Invited to Columbia College Measure E Building Ribbon Cutting Celebration
• New transit stops curb problems
• Angels budget passes
• Judge rejects pot sellers’ claims of legal protection
• Bail set at $35K for man suspected in beating
• County leaders fired up over fee
• Scouts rescue imperiled hikers
• Pendley supporters portray victim in bad light
• Crash closes 108
• Lee narrowly misses real 300; Sanders No-taps it
• Motherlode Dolphins ‘Come up for Air’ in Tahoe
• TCA strong at Junior Olympic meet
• Super Selesia! Wildcat grad finds success at Dominican
• Carlon Bridge work set for Evergreen Road
• San Ramon woman dies in Yosemite Half Dome fall
• Second suspect arrested in assault
• Fed, state funds provide pavement
• Sonora City Council OKs new transportation pact
• VW show draws busloads to Angels
• Supervisors may formally object to state fire fee plan
• Pools will stay closed
• Structure destroyed in small Groveland wildfire
• Marine’s heroism earns him a Bronze Star
• Rite Aid beating suspect jailed
• Families of lost fishermen seek closure
• Survivor has new perspective on life
• Survivor has new perspective on life
• New Christy Minstrels celebrate 50 years
• Exceptional cast transforms farce into art
• New members headed to Tuolumne County Softball Hall of Fame
• CCWD supports EBMUD planning for Pardee
• Willis new planning chief for Calaveras
• Water district candidates face off in Division 5
• Ratterman takes seat on CCWD board
• Sierra Repertory Theatre facing financial woes
• Motorhome chase suspect arrested in Salida
• Cedar Ridge man tackles collecting
• Sonora El staff, trustees talk bond projects
• Bowling report: Skinner rolls high game; Rago Bronze Certified
• Stow fundraiser: Assaulted Giants fan has ties to area
• Columbia College Welcomes Community to Meet New President
• Critics take aim at proposed shooting range
• Probation department to supervise state prisoners
• Sonora Area Foundation gives money to several nonprofits
• Motocross crash victim recovering
• TUD board passes budget
• Will the Merced keep title as ‘wild’?
• Chinese Camp, Moccasin post offices to get ax?
• Summerville High talks bond extension
• Stimulus work winding down
• Lavell pleads to manslaughter
• San Andreas fire grows, containment closer
• Columbia College Fall 2011 Registration
• Prisoner release talk on Tuesday
• Vigilantism may be motive in Valley Springs murder
• Newsom to make stop in foothills
• Start of school drawing closer
• TUD mulls $3.5M deficit
• San Andreas-area fire update
• Waldorf students build Habitat fence
• Pendley gets jail time in sex case
• Outdoors: Anglers beating the heat, fishing at night
• Cal Fire: Paloma fire caused by car
• NTSB report on Groveland-bound plane crash
• Paloma area vegetation fire
• Yosemite crash victim a student in San Rafael
• Jamestown woman vanishes
• State plans to return 51 inmates to county
• SRT offers an ‘explosion of craziness’
• Field for CCWD seat down to 3
• Rocky Lavell plea deal in the works?
• Berryhill co-authoring ‘Caylee’s Law’ legislation
• Youth dies in Yosemite wreck
• Supervisors reconsider big-box ban
• Former 4-H’er to take helm of program
• Bibee: Witness recounts horror of park tragedy
• Jamestown woman missing
• Powerful Blume thrives with Spartans
• Trio of area anglers wrestle with monster marlins in Hawaii
• Strawberry Fire pleads case to county board
• Ex-Belleview chief accused of sex abuse
• Lawhon speaks at sentencing
• Vernal Fall accident victims ID'd
• Three die at Vernal Fall
• Nuggets shooter Anderson wins title
• AP: At least one dead in Yosmite water fall accident
• Shavings plant sold, expansion in store?
• Turlock man killed in Highway 120 wreck
• Two seek judge's seat
• City Council just says no to pot dispensaries
• City Council just says no to pot dispensaries
• Apple ranch to open this fall
• Fourth annual Farm and Ranch Tour set for July 30
• County begins work on Greenley
• Bears wrestling Luau, BBQ set for July 30
• Discounted physicals offered for area athletes
• Summerville Bears wrestling camp a success
• X-Reg -Extreme Registration
• White squirrel living in casino park
• County to get juvie hall?
• Correction for July 18, 2011
• Critics pan East Bay MUD Pardee plan
• Cooler temps to hang around for weekend
• Darvis Lee family ups reward offer
• Twain Harte voters approve firefighting tax
• Man caught in fatal beating
• McCartney leaves; seat open on CCWD 
• La Contenta t’d off over CCWD water deliveries
• Vacationers fighting ‘Camping Crud’ bug
• Phoenix Lake shutter bug has crossed paths with many stars
• TUD plans takeover of Tuolumne City Sanitary
• Don’t wait until tomorrow to get ‘Annie’ tickets
• Structure fire
• Cox pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Overflowing personal trash irks city officials
• Hot wheels granny
• City to weigh ban on medical marijuana sales
• Frisky French Farce Spoofs, Spins and Twirls The ‘Little White Lie’
• Sonora Swim Club begins Thursday; Area events
• Tiger Coke ends first half of season strong
• Don Pedro school site on agenda
• Jury duty dodgers get day in court
• Survivors recount Baja sinking
• Man arrested after baseball bat beating
• Hopes dim as search continues for Baja fishing boat survivors
• Hot fun at the Mother Lode Fair
• Standard Park gets facility upgrades
• Kokanee salmon bite is ‘red hot’
• Beating suspect Livezey sought
• Pension costs have council reeling
• Survivors of fishing ordeal return home
• Opening day figures exceed expectations
• Mills at Standard, Chinese Camp add jobs
• Big Lots to open store in Sonora
• Chicken Ranch Casino gets a facelift
• Long, harsh winter conditions are costly for PG&E
• Sonorans survive Baja boat accident
• Mother Lode Fair says hello Ruby Summer
• It’s ‘Christmas in July’ at county fair
• ‘Osage County’ offers drama with a twist
• Mother Lode Fair
• Searching, waiting continues in Baja boat tragedy
• Six injured in car crash on Hwy. 120
• Photos among man’s talents
• Columbia College hosts University Professor to Teach Vocal Master Class
• Supervisors drop Lyons home project
• Two still missing in Baja tragedy
• Program helps kids and horses
• Two hurt in Columbia plane crash
• Two hurt in Columbia plane crash
• Editorial Comments for July 1, 2011
• Columbia plane crash
• County staff cuts taking shape for many
• County man missing, two survive Baja fishing boat accident
• Trial date to be set
• Library News for July
• Stars on stage – and in sky – give ‘Romeo’ flair
• Stage 3 will heat up summer
• Hikers swept into Hetch Hetchy; 1 confirmed dead
• Celebrations not always safe and sane
• Weather year fifth wettest in recorded history
• Body found in Hetch Hetchy; two feared drowned
• Drowning victim is identified
• Murdersuspect nearly escaped
• Dynamic duo downs desert foes
• Local golf scores; briefs
• Bowling trip to New York enjoyable
• SBC Flash Mob
• County budget OK'd
• Calaveras leaders want changes to fire protection plan
• Drowning victim ID'd
• Construction begins at Sonora El
• Storm dumps record rainfall
• Two die in house fire
• One woman drowned, another injured in Don Pedro boating accident
• MVPs Gold, Dunlap led Bears to historic season
• Dambacher, Davis and Madruga examples of strong team leaders
• Friends Bennett, Keefe are All-Area Co-MVPs
• Keefe first female to win All-Area Most Valuable Player in two sports
• Sonora council passes budget
• Snow keeps some campsites closed for weekend
• Mother Lode rocks to music in the parks
• Calaveras will host All-Star football contest
• Board set to vote on budget
• County leaders approve Burson-area housing development
• Fire burns 210 acres at Yosemite
• Rain, even snow, possible this week in Sierra
• Commission visits historic Jewish cemetery
• Mi-Wuk Fire
• Two arrested in drug sting
• Where will seized pot money go?
• State shoots down J-59 bill
• Eight arraigned in pot cooperative bust
• Supervisors weigh in on California redistricting
• Meet Viets: Director, choreographer
• Assault victim faces uncertain future
• Forest fun set to begin in Calaveras
• ‘Romeo’ art in Murphys for outdoor production
• Get ready for summer fun in Pinecrest
• County cutbacks curtail pest controls
• Leadership program under way
• Study: Some forests linked to lower greenhouse gas emissions
• Sonora High OKs new ROP courses
• Strawberry Fire talks Pinecrest pact, training
• More than $5.2 million chopped from Tuolumne County budget
• Thompson just misses 300 in No-Tap tourney
• Hiker still missing in Yosemite
• Crews work to fix O'Byrnes Ferry crossing
• Teachers leave area as school job cuts loom
• Shooters on target at annual state event
• Area grid stars lead North over South; Redskin Wilson is named MVP for 38th annual Lions Classic
• Burn day restrictions in effect
• Budget talks on Tuesday at Angels council meeting
• GCSD fire tax hike OK’d by directors
• Father's Day Fly-In
• Hawthorne man goes missing in Yosemite
• Unemployment numbers fall slightly in May
• Wilson Lions Game MVP; North wins 21-6
• Rollover accident in Copperopolis
• SPI mill gears up for opening
• Public urged to not fawn over baby deer found ‘alone’
• Woman hit by truck on highway
• Brandow’s body found in the river
• North coach Dillon impressed with Kelly, Wilson and Ussery
• Kelly, Ussery, Wilson ready for Lions Classic
• Four with troubled pasts find ‘courage to change’
• Court date set for drug theft suspect
• Tanner marches to beat of own drum
• Members look to dissolve business council
• GCSD new manager pay raises eyebrows
• Planners OK Red Tail Ridge
• State park bills questioned
• Woman hit by truck ID'd
• Fly-In boasts feats both on ground and in air
• Red Church leader shares story
• Filmmaker takes park fundraising on the road
• Authorites find body of drowned fisherman
• Coulterville business climate perks up
• Food bank benefits from casino contest
• Valley Springs families reading
• County employees will get layoff notices
• Calaveras River Estates to include public river access
• Meeting tonight on park funding
• Warmer weather keeping rescuers busy at Yosemite
• New info emerges in Roy shooting
• Man accused of sexual assault on 12-year-old
• County supervisors OK 60 layoff notices
• County supervisors OK 60 layoff notices
• Wildcat girls shooting camp set for June 27
• Speedy swimmers Slater, Nersesian set pace for TCA
• Bowling report: Head Hunters knock off Randy’s Doors for first-half title
• Golf report: Mountain Springs’ Cook nets second place at Pro-Scotch tourney
• Sonora man accused of sex assault on 12-year-old boy
• Rotary clubs unite for garden project
• Cooper trial pushed back
• Man carrying sword caught by authorities
• Correction
• Search called off for missing man
• Horse herpes still active in California
• Sonora El work will begin soon
• Murder, body burial trial goes to court
• DA, detective say illegal sex happened on campus
• Two pools open, two remain closed
• Speed racers: Big day in Tuolumne for Naschkes
• Angler feared dead
• Pendley pleads guilty
• Man shoots brother, then himself
• Fire damages human services building
• Fire damages human services building
• Alley interior auctioned away
• Mountain counties rising: How state redistricting will affect the Sierra
• Soap Box Derby back for second year
• Bret Harte ’09 grad Miller drafted by Mariners
• Bret Harte ’09 grad Miller drafted by Mariners
• Bret Harte ’09 grad Miller drafted by Mariners
• Dr. Dennis Gervin Named Columbia College President
• Wine judging results released
• Napa County assists Ironstone in bottling process
• Yosemite businesses prep for a royal visit?
• Tune fights way back to productive life after auto accident
• Tug-o’-war teams brace for weekend
• Big Oak Flat-Groveland trustee Malloy quits board
• County budget woe details emerge
• Sonora PD may lose one officer
• Man severely beaten at park
• Bowling scores rapidly on rise early in summer-league play
• Francis aims to develop kids’ shooting abilities
• Tuolumne County Students are Mad About Science
• South County panel eyes changes to General Plan
• Science building on time, under budget
• Jimtown horses recovering; Smith rearrested
• County budget: 60 could lose jobs
• Sonora El’s summer building plans eyed
• Elliott takes job as county’s lawyer June 16
• School bond on docket
• History commissioners take up missed manners
• Husband-wife team chasing aces
• Big budget cuts, layoffs planned for county
• Freak storm rains on some people’s parades
• Copper celebrates 151st birthday Sat.
• Armed robbery in Columbia
• Sierra Pacific Mill set to open this month
• Frauds wane, but authorities continue to investigate
• Southards retiring after long careers
• Out Of Work? SRT Offers A Lift With Free Tickets To The Full Monty
• Summerville denial of records disingenuous
• Young: Uses walker at court appearances
• Transpo panel cuts operating costs 15 percent
• ‘Doc Nancy’ nurses vast interests
• Inspirational students going forward
• TCSD sewer loan panel is selected
• Suspects sought in attack caught on store camera
• More rain and snow in forecast
• World War II veteran leads varied life
• Bowling: Summer leagues under way; Day has high series
• Bears fall to Cougars in title contest
• Bears’ players proud of their 2011 season
• Wildcat Frost signs to be a Volunteer
• Ebbett's, Sonora Pass closed
• Student completes survey of gay climate
• Failed rescue preceded drowning deaths
• Red-legged frog, salamander up for review
• Census data and a new blueprint for growth
• Veterans remembered
• Pendley waives right to preliminary hearing
• Beating lands three in jail
• Census data and a new blueprint for growth
• Pot shops still closed
• Water operators preparing for high runoff
• TUD digs into ditch fix study
• Vets remembered on Memorial Day
• Correction
• Wiley’s know-how helps shelter
• Schools hopeful about Gov.’s plan
• Bus system budget rolled out for TCTC
• Delay seen for Sonora El projects
• Nine arrested in raids on marijuana dispensaries
• VS father, son want slice of meat processing business
• Angels Camp mother sews ‘green’
• Tuolumne County business scene getting frothy
• Sonora Bass Anglers hold Tournament of Champions
• Snow could hamper campers
• Passes to open by holiday weekend
• Local officials leery of court’s prison ruling
• Cops bust pot dispensaries
• Bennett, Lane head All-MLL softball
• McIlroy breaks records at TCA Masters Mini Meet
• Campbell is most destructive at fiery derby
• Pendley got job at Belleview after resigning
• Traffic stop nets van full of pot
• Memorial Day travelers take to roads
• Jail costs keep stacking up; board to discuss Tuesday
• The cost of higher education goes higher
• College announces president candidates
• Relay for Life raises big bucks to fight cancer
• Cost for college will rise in the fall
• Oak tree shot in CB radio standoff
• Murder suspect appears in court
• Bozos boast fifth frog jump win
• Jobless rates continue to inch downward
• Heart Rock Cafe News Article
• Conley crowned Saddle Queen
• Caynak named ’11 Miss Calaveras
• Angels minister serves up meals, in addition to services
• Corrections
• Twain commemorative envelope comes to Angels
• SHS art collection displayed at museum
• Amid the carnage, derby is actually a family event
• GCSD fire tax proposal debated
• McCoy firing details drag on
• Correction
• Columbia College Presidential Finalists Selected
• Fair exhibitors prepped for spectators this weekend
• Livestock auction set for this weekend
• Correction
• Pioneer family with Sonora roots honored
• Scalpers profit on Yosemite permits
• County older, more diverse
• County peace officers pay tribute
• Jumping Bozos seek to defend title at weekend contest
• Biz boosters hopeful William and Kate visit
• Annual awards dinner held Fri.
• Bears, Skins both in soccer Final Four
• Summerville baseball playoff game postponed until Friday
• Skins dominate Capital Christian in first round
• Croston’s goals lift Bears into Final Four
• RV fire on Highway 108
• Contestants line up for Saddle Queen title
• Tight budget could force co-op combo
• Council doubts Fry’s education
• Green waste collection charge divides board
• County eyes way to skirt state funding measure
• Sonora High will charge students to ride the bus
• Sonora High will charge students to ride the bus
• Calaveras Fair opens Thursday
• Identity thefts continue in Mother Lode
• Wedel, Cats make waves at section swim meet
• Bowling report: PBA qualifier complete!
• Bennett, Frogs shutout Mesa Verde
• Library Update
• Senior Pastor Transition
• State agency OKs site for court
• More rain, snow in store
• For hang gliders, the sky’s the limit
• Maddalena shines at High-Power Rifle Championships
• Sonora shooting camp June 20-24
• Columbia Elementary needs to stop stonewalling
• Committee cleans up Sonora’s Coffill Park
• Connections unrest, questions remain
• Supervisors to look at 2010-11 budget progress
• Man dies in mishap at Calaveras fairgrounds
• Copperopolis Town Square welcomes two businesses
• Tours tell Angels’ oldest tales
• Black Oak Casino looks forward to future growth
• Wildcats Fernandes, Johnson earn All-VOL First-Team honors
• Students get taste of farm life at FFA day
• Bank card swindle grows; loss surpasses $100K
• New drug hits the Mother Lode streets
• MVL-champ Timberwolves top Delta
• County will make ADA plan to avoid suit
• County issues rabies warning
• Sonora High holds Prop. 84 facility improvement meetings
• ID thefts plague hundreds
• Lights, camera, Tuolumne
• Tenaya fish hatchery lesson goes swimmingly
• Firefighter injured in Mill Villa house fire
• Community leader Cuneo cooks up smiles
• Stage 3 succeeds by farce of will
• Tony-winning comedy takes flight at SRT
• State budget: Teachers protest; schools brace for worst
• SCC inmates train for firefighting
• Bank card ID thefts
• Bullfrog Ashley wins section title
• Mother, daughter take first places at Angels triathlon
• Summerville’s Darrin to hold softball camp
• Airport rezone on planning docket
• Kids set sights on math, stars
• Snakes slithering back on the scene
• Homicide suspect nabbed
• Police report Roundup weekend arrests
• Mill Villa home burned
• Berryhill charter school bill falls flat
• Heavy winter Yosemite snowpack delays seen
• Columbia El board meeting tonight
• Softball Bears take down Argo, 6-4
• Five earn VOL crowns, qualify for Division Meet
• Summerville clinches MLL against Argo
• Frogs, Skins tied for second in MLL heading into final week
• Greenhorn Creek light district board switches
• County board districts eyed
• Cool weather, hot entries mark Lode’s Roundup
• Flores named Mother of the Year
• Special Athletes Day at Summerville High
• Sonora Foundation forgoes accreditation
• Riverbank sues Tuolumne County over Cooperstown
• Lost Sonora hiker found safe Thursday
• Rancheria Fire Capt. arrested on suspicion of DUI
• "Bath salts" drug warning issued
• One of Tuolumne County's Most Wanted arrested in Soulsbyville
• Sonora, Jamestown, Columbia trolley to launch at Roundup
• Roundup time in the Mother Lode
• Broderick making comeback
• Bears clinch share of MLL title
• ‘Fresh Fridays’ begin June 3 in Angels Camp
• Summerville business team heading to nationals
• Sonora man shrinks ‘footprint’
• Gaines partakes in frog frolic
• Forest Service says no to target shooting at Candy Rock
• Council: 2 OK for museum commish
• Kelly named interim administrator of Angels Camp
• Band Review
• For Chili, variety is the spice of life
• Groups appeal rock quarry
• School puts edge on state STAR test
• Center program attempts to get to root of bullying, violence
• There’s lots to like about ‘The Full Monty’
• Mother Lode Roundup spells parade, rodeo, fun
• Boeing-Boeing Takes Off at Sierra Repertory Theatre
• Douglas Flat man hurt in bike wreck
• Griffin, Fry join planning panel
• Plea entered in drug theft case
• Getting a head start
• Columbia couple finds treasure, saves roundup
• Sonora High to lose staff, program
• Supervisors back Prop 84 funds for Sonora High
• County to eye resource guide
• Bin Laden’s death stirs emotion in Mother Lode
• Bin Laden’s death stirs emotion in Mother Lode
• Calaveras Sheriff keeps weapons cache
• State lawmakers will get into the frog jump spirit
• Spellman says secret political group may draft him
• Brown widow spider making its way to Mother Lode
• Students learn dangers of drugs
• Council votes to get rid of parking space
• Pilot error cause of Groveland air crash, report says
• Grant funds would improve recreation
• Wildcat swimmers Hurley, Wedel, Hohne earn All-League
• Final league champions crowned; Summer signups under way
• Roundup saved!
• Letter with intent: Bears star Roberson signs with UM
• Lungren gets mixed reviews
• Museum, landscape debates on tap
• Jupiter family homeless after fire destroys house
• Firefighers run from fire to fire Friday
• Students upset by Gibson suspension
• Roundup clue
• Judge won’t throw out ‘sexting’ charges
• Arnold’s Cat Gulizia is 2011 Roundup Queen
• More than 200 advance at Columbia
• Mother Lode Round-Up this weekend
• Spellman rails on flood mapping
• Murphys globetrotters: It’s a Small world after all
• Columbia fire muster celebrates 52 years
• Queen of the Roundup to be chosen
• Rainfall dips, but reservoirs still full
• CB radio remains one of the last lawless frontiers in the Mother Lode
• Wine Down Fridays kicks off the Summer and The Full Monty
• Connections Academy principal put on leave
• Video: Royal Wedding
• Economic agency saves one position
• No local subs on jail bid
• Correction
• Winning science fair students go to state
• Consultant’s ‘sustainable’ wording assailed again
• College welders nationally certified, locally honored
• Alternate’s seat open on commission
• Two-person Calcutta teams still accepted
• Twain Harte Fire chief fired
• Burn permits required Sunday
• Lyons matriarch of ‘royal’ family
• Sonora soprano to star in Sunday concert
• Musical comedy is back for a second look
• Murphys talks of improvements
• County to keep contract with critter catcher
• Angels Camp Council seeks new city administrator
• Turlock man injured in snowmobile crash
• Husband, wife booked on theft charges
• County’s teachers honored at dinner
• Gray gets 10 days in 'day jail'
• Sheriff keeps weapons cache
• Columbia pot bust nets 10 pounds, $46K cash
• Burn permits required Sunday
• Abduction attempt reported
• Coach's corner: New boss Santos to lead Sonora girls' hoops program
• Bowling report: League seasons winding to close
• Tuolumne’s new Tot Lot is open for play
• Sonora and Summerville to share chief
• County seeks ways to improve customer service
• Pendley: Not guilty plea in sex case
• Soulsbyville girl released from hospital after crash
• Rd To Calvary 2011
• Treasure hunt’s on! Coyote Sam steals brooch
• Supervisors back Cal Fire for Lyons Reservoir land
• Major meth bust in East Sonora
• Cats softball team falls to Kimball
• The farce is strong in 'Noises Off'
• Lettermen return for Romaggi benefit
• Easter brings egg hunts, parade and more
• Couple starts pet-food bank
• $140K in grants available for county
• Solution may be found for Angels’ ungodly stink
• Jamestown, Curtis Creek to share chief
• War, VFW are bonds for Jamestown men
• Denham talks debt limits and high-speed rail
• Consumer food, gas prices hit local economies
• Cat tennis team suffers tough loss
• Columbia stock market class in the black
• Supervisors approve ‘Plan C’ for public land coordination
• County sells ‘white elephant’ Jamestown Mine
• Lyons mental home bashed
• College not losing programs, president says
• College not losing programs, president says
• Tuolumne County rife with jury jumpers
• Two Supes over-react at Calaveras County Board meeting
• Drop Everything for The Full Monty at Sierra Rep!
• O'Connor, Bullfrogs beat Summerville
• Cat baseball earns non-league win vs. Redskins
• Columbia College Student Art Show
• Missing man’s body found
• Children’s fair draws hundreds
• Jamestown 3-year-old dies from crash injuries
• Tuolumne man shot, killed; one in custody
• Coke dominant in win over Oakland
• 3-year-old Jamestown boy dies of injuries
• Murphys home to one of world’s rarest printers
• Jim Jones, Calaveras County counsel, resigns
• Tech upgrades help CCWD weather storms
• City trying to round up help for Roundup parade
• Longtime Copper chief Powers, 57, dies of cancer
• April 15 here but taxes not due until 18th
• Pendley booked on sex charges
• State OKs county law and justice center site
• Stage 3 ready to tackle big farce ‘Noises Off’
• Pendley faces additional sex charges
• Annexations get CCWD attention
• Calaveras High reduces science requirements
• Career naval officer a man of many talents
• Child and victim advocates honored
• Cost for a tank of gas still going up
• Woods Creek Park reopens
• Columbia College employees get job cut notices
• Real budget reform needed to move California forward
• Cause of mine deaths still not known
• State seeks to curb cell phone use by inmates
• Clues still sought in scuba deaths
• Riverbank seeks to block planned county quarry
• Columbia paving project under way
• Roberson football camp set for Sunday
• Dance teacher gets 60 days
• Jamestown diving accident claims lives of Valley men
• Trial set in Copper horse abuse case
• Bravos to broadband; Barbs to elderberry bureaucrats
• Cats rally, score six in fifth to beat Kimball
• Calaveras spanks Linden 8-3 on chilly day
• Bears crush Argo, faces Frogs this week
• Bullfrog softball completes sweep of Buffaloes
• Two dead in mine-diving mishap
• Suspect captured in Jamestown high-speed chase
• Roundup: Cowgirls head off bandits
• The Rainmaker Opens SRT's 32nd Season at Fallon
• Murphys resident Lackey ‘a passionate pioneer’
• Angels Mascot Monty doesn’t enjoy full support
• State Controller audit planned for Groveland CSD
• Senior reporter signs off after 38 years; columnist will return
• Federal government shutdown looming
• State funding should allow flexibility, local input
• Preps roundup: Rasmussen fires two-hitter for Frogs
• Bears roll Argo for third straight win
• Argonaut beats Summerville
• Angels Camp man arrested on rape charge
• Pharmacist arrested on charges of drug theft
• Calaveras Unified super’s pay cut
• Sonora Planning Commission to consider reducing carport setbacks
• County handyman keeps a hand in the arts
• State parks suffer in governor’s budget cutting
• Pendley lawyer: Evidence lacking
• Boy, 3, is ‘fighting for his life’ after crash
• Central Sierra Economic agency on hard times
• Angels man missing
• The raising of the Stormy in Crescent City Harbor
• Sonora gunfight?
• Weather-related school delays/cancellations
• Enrollment Fee Increase
• Cat softball victorious in home opener
• Preps roundup 4-5
• Summerville nets MLL win over Amador
• Roberson to conduct one-day football clinic
• Mason’s triple keys Cats comeback win over Sierra
• Lindstrom making her La Scala debut
• 'Rainmaker' delivers torrent of emotion
• Child sexual abuse on the rise
• Christian school students to take vet to DC war memorial
• Affordable housing rules net no change
• DP charter school plans moving along
• More snow forecast for rest of the week
• Six injured in Bakersfield crash
• Crohn’s, colitis a cause for Summerville marathoner
• Supervisors OK west county rock quarry
• Area will reap the benefits of mountain snowpack
• Executive Pastor Position
• Carney gets six years in prison in sex case
• Car chase suspect Jon Ryan Young set for trial June 1
• Modesto pair arrested on drug charges
• Union supporters unite in park
• Council updated on high-speed Internet
• Couple gets week to consider horse abuse plea deal
• Is nuclear neighbor a concern?
• Is nuclear neighbor a concern?
• Downtown home destroyed by fire
• Downtown home destroyed in fire
• One killed, two injured in head-on collision near San Andreas
• Bishop visit ‘a blessing’ at St. Gabriel
• Airport area land use up for discussion
• County leaders could decide fate of mine plan
• Cat golfers pull into first-place tie
• High School golf: Cats, Frogs win; Skins top Bears
• Wildcats win 14-inning thriller over East Union
• Woman dies after Highway 12 crash
• Imagination, not steam, fuels adventure at Railtown 1897
• Big Oak Flat sewer leak discovered
• Ski areas get extra mileage this year
• Courthouse site-selection process flawed, inefficient
• High school golf: Cats, Frogs win; Skins edge Bears
• High school golf: Cats, Frogs win; Skins edge Bears
• Fast-paced ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ has style, energy
• Trains are ready to roll at Railtown 1897 State Park
• Sierra Rep presents romantic ‘Rainmaker’
• Valley Springs CCWD refunds
• DA drops charges in elder abuse case
• DA drops charges
• Correction
• Firewood collection season in forest opening Friday
• Amgen riders will clip Mother Lode
• Storm costs in county could top $1 million
• Shields a search and rescue standout
• Tuolumne in middle of state health rankings
• Soccer Bears defeat Bret Harte, 2-0
• Reservoirs, snowpack well above average as snowfall season ends
• Sonora Bowl rolls toward liquidation
• Deputies scuffle with suspects
• Lincecum delivers birthday present to BH student
• Viglienzoni closes Jamestown lot
• Most county, state students miss fitness benchmark
• Sports briefs: Cats defeated in tennis by Weston Ranch
• Info sought in Jamestown robbery
• Touching tribute to America’s soldiers
• Officials worried state budget changes could double Sonora’s deficit
• Cooperstown Quarry project deserves approval
• Fire, explosion reported
• School delays and closures
• Bret Harte names its employees of the year
• Rail Road Flat kids move to West Point
• Railtown readies for season with free rides
• Sonora PD gets muscle cruisers
• Cold storm on way to hills
• Wilson plays a parade of parts
• Sonora welcomes tribute to Vietnam veterans
• High country trash service
• Weather-related school delays
• Bullfrog Nanik is Most Outstanding wrestler
• Buffs top Wildcats to open league play
• Sonora tennis hosts, beats Lathrop 13-2
• Cat soccer shuts out Lathrop, enjoys early VOL lead
• Board orders staff layoffs on 3-2 vote
• TUD to seek 39 acres of PG&E land
• Man found in Don Pedro ditch ID’d
• Plans for county courthouse not firm, state says
• Residents fight fallen trees, outages
• Residents fight fallen trees, outages
• Vietnam veteran tribute wall on way to Sonora
• Flue fire
• Man’s body found near Don Pedro
• Disaster loans available for small business
• Wet weather headed to Lode
• Two escape house fire
• Segerstrom moves to the digital world
• Calaveras Visitors Bureau promotes new barcode
• Local biz boosted by grant funding
• School closures
• Roads into Yosemite closed
• Sheriff: Abuse arrest at care home
• Couple loses history in fire
• Spring’s first storm brings flooding
• School delays
• Schroeder returns with all-star concert cast
• ‘Tenor’ to open new season at Murphys Creek Theatre
• Altaville schoolhouse home to fond memories
• County project money a concern
• Plotnik grand marshal for Irish Day
• Transpo grant on council docket
• First-person account from island
• Landmark park hotel work nearly complete
• Local families, friends receive word from Japan
• House burns near Standard
• Premier sport climbing area near Copperopolis secured by Access Fund
• Golston MLL MVP; Gleason, Spellenberg make 1st team
• Jamestown’s Benech to compete in 20th marathon
• Party planned for Tuolumne icon
• County’s plan to buy Jamestown lot stalls
• Greenley Road project in works
• Frog golfers win Hilmar Invitational
• Powell qualifies, heads to Jr. Olympics
• Valley Springs woman dies in crash
• Burn permit idea quashed
• County leaders sink ag-reg change for golf courses
• Capitol tree to be unveiled at fairgrounds
• PG&E watershed lands up for discussion at meeting
• Man found wandering casino after two days
• County CAO issues bleak economic assessment
• Winter will end on rainy note
• Quarry plan gets rocky reception
• Bears trio, English, Wingo, Roberson are MVPs of MLL
• Cats lose final two at Pedretti tourney
• Outlaws franchise gets first win, tops Modesto
• Bears historic hoops ride ends at St. Mary’s
• Milward's 2-under paces Frogs
• New Melones level above average
• Cost of storm damage rises
• Lumber mill at Standard set to open this summer
• Rise in county’s opiate drug use is alarming
• 25th Sonora Faire draws thousands
• Quarry plans on Tuesday agenda
• Stoiber named town marshal
• Valley Springs man hit by pickup truck on Milton Road dies
• Two hurt in Hwy 4 auto crash Sunday
• Board to hear golf zoning matter
• Input on Sonora Pass snow route is sought
• Angels Camp City Council: Fire rule hearings occupy agenda
• Probation error delays Carney sentencing
• XP Transition
• Man hit by truck dies
• Sonora Celtic Faire marks 25th year
• Students show off occupations at Olympics
• Authorities say meth lab bust county’s first in four years
• Time to turn clocks forward
• Surges continue on Northern California coast
• Distracted driving a matter of life and death
• Celtic Faire coming to Sonora
• Forest Service: Fund cuts could hamper harvest
• Census shows aging population, more ethnic diversity
• Proposal threatens Mother Lode Job Training’s survival
• Counties can expect faster Internet
• Tips on how to avoid arguments, penalties with IRS 
• Long road to recovery after blast
• Copper couple pleads not guilty to horse cruelty charges
• Water main breaks in Sonora
• Columbia College Fall 2010 President's List
• Bears win State playoff game
• Preps roundup: Sonora tracksters open season at Sierra Invite
• MLGC Gold sets national record
• Bowling report: Walker rolls a perfect game, Lee just misses
• Wildcat coach finishes emotional, grueling marathon
• Cat golfers beat Golden Valley by six shots
• Fast start lifts MC over Redskins in title game
• Hatfield K’s 10, Frogs top Vacaville Christian
• Wildcats fall behind early, lose at Ceres
• Wrestlers end year in Bakersfield
• Summerville baseball sweeps away Patterson in doubleheader
• TC Outlaws on the loose
• College to cut course sections in low-enrollment programs
• Forest to unveil timber program
• Congressmen seek valley water storage
• Jamestown solar panel project worth exploring
• Pvt. Cumpston body returns to county for burial
• Festival fills college with music
• Columbia’s Fuller continues Berryhill residency suit
• Calaveras pot collective gets green light
• Bret Harte trustees to consider layoffs
• County government hiring freeze in effect
• Calaveras County woman West is a generous soul
• Correction
• Silva to advocate for forest funding
• Survey: Views mixed on economy
• High schools will be focus of CHP cell-phone crackdown
• Sonora Social Security office changing locations
• Copper couple charged with animal cruelty
• DA says opiate use rising in Tuolumne County
• Music collection is art, too
• McFerrin returns for college vocal fest
• Minstrel returning to Murphys for 19th show
• Columbia residents OK new fire tax
• Text messaging blamed for fatal Monday crash
• Text messaging blamed for fatal Monday crash
• High-schooler called hero for fighting Columbia fire
• Redskins headed to Section championship
• County solar talks heat up
• Teaching positions on chopping block at Sonora High
• Past dug up in preparation for bypass
• State! Two in a row for senior Wilson; Brown earns first trip
• Calaveras girls’ basketball squad earns trip to Division IV semifinals
• Headed to State! Nanik takes third-place medal
• Papapetrou makes lanes sizzle, bowls first 800 series of year
• Unbelievable! Buzzer-beating Bears move into Final Four
• Columbia College Hosts Occupational Olympics
• Man dies in Arabian plane crash
• Highway 49 crash takes life of Sonora woman
• Quail Hollow unit hit by arson
• GCSD agrees on fire plan
• County official says budget outlook good
• Jamestown site could go solar
• Propane blast levels mobile home; man hurt
• Fatal wreck in Angels Camp
• School weather updates
• Full disclosure, full compliance expected of GCSD
• Mobile home explodes
• House burned in Long Barn
• House burned in Long Barn
• Decision on horse charges expected
• Summerville grad dies in fall from building
• Storms good, bad for business
• Storms good, bad for business
• Chicken pox vaccination urged
• Tuolumne Museum program canceled
• Priority registration for summer classes begins April 25, 2011
• Bears' playoff game moved to Monday
• Wildcats knocked out of playoffs
• School delays and closures
• Skins defend home court, avenge early loss vs. Riverbank
• Assisted-living home evacuated
• Joan Smith chosen to take helm of YCCD
• Groveland CSD examines spill discrepancies
• Another cold storm heads to Sierra, foothills
• Columbia College closed due to weather
• Schools celebrate National FFA week
• Dodge Ridge, Bear Valley thrive on more snowpack
• Sam Bush, hillbilly friends have a ball in L.A.
• Downed trees leave woman homeless
• Crews work to clear ditches of debris
• Skins top Frogs to claim MLL crown
• Bullfrog boys stun Redskins
• Nanik, Homuth earn D5 titles for Bret Harte
• Summerville's Day wins solo championship at Divisionals
• Section Champs! Redskin wrestlers overpower Division V foes
• Transplant will allow athlete to see clearly
• Weather takes a toll on residents
• Electricians power through
• Sonora dunks rival Oakdale
• Garbage collection delays
• Meeting Tuesday on controversial land-use plan
• Sewage leaks at PML may bring fine
• Storm: Water, power issues persist
• PG&E update: Thousands still without power
• TUD: Areas may run out of water
• Newspaper delivery delayed
• Popular Sonora post office stays open for now
• Thousands lose power, schools close in storm
• Fire Districts should support working group concept
• Storm knocks out power to thousands
• Bomb scare on Big Hill
• Winter weather returns for holiday weekend
• Commissioners endorse west-county mine
• Portable desktop desk serves many needs
• Pumped up
• Huell Howser show features Ironstone and other Calaveras County attractions
• Fundraiser set at Elks Lodge to benefit agriculture department
• AT&T check boosts local businesses
• Calaveras Grown features agricultural writer, speaker Feb. 25
• Tuolumne is Titletown!
• Buy-in short on county fire plan
• Lower PERS benefits OK’d
• ‘Blueprint’ talk draws few people
• Forest funding for schools in budget proposal
• Wallace named new county planning commissioner
• Wood from jail clearing to warm
• Scientists examine watershed bacteria
• Teen birth rate declines statewide
• Keefe stars on Senior Night
• Bears win MLL championship
• Manzanita Bookstore Laptop Rental Survey
• Groveland directors weigh jobs, banking
• PetSmart unveiled as second Mervyns tenant
• Couple flees Egyptian uprising
• Tioga falls in four overtimes to Delta Charter
• Supervisors tackle fire response, housing regs
• Wintry weather heading this way
• Dozens turn out to fix vandalized cemetery
• Man killed in fatal crash
• GCSD and Southside Senior Services eye plan for assisted living home
• Longfellow legacy a pool of toxic waste
• Open house this weekend at Big Whiskey
• FBI: Fraudster stole thousands from public
• Injury accident at Bell Mooney
• Half Dome permits needed
• Friendship School to say farewell
• Mervyns shell gets new tenant
• Brabbin returns to head charter
• Combs, 22, composes lion of a symphony
• Waller receives $521K in suit
• Plan addresses wildfire concerns
• Veteran, motorcycle crash victim remembered fondly
• GCSD’s Klaahsen dies, 46
• City of Angels Camp to vote again on visitor center lease
• Survey: Valentine’s Day sales to increase?
• Seed Share Event set for Saturday
• Preps roundup: Bullfrogs rally to beat Linden; Tioga stays in playoff hunt
• Columbia offers hoops, All Sports Camp
• Redskins win big, demolish Argonaut
• Wildcats earn road victory over WR
• Columbia College Free Financial Aid Workshop
• Columbia College Student Bulletin
• New tenant for former Mervyn's store
• Old Mervyn's building tenant named
• ‘Hairspray’ takes Sierra Rep to new heights
• Stage 3 lands opening punch with ‘Crucible’
• InFocus Show honors top photographers
• St. James series will feature cello-piano duo
• Ski areas report good conditions
• Election: Would county respond to a fire in Columbia?
• High speed pursuit
• ‘Stone Monkey’ Kay chased passion for rock climbing
• County proposes buying Jamestown parking lot
• Summerville High staffers make use of computer donation
• Mother Lode Fair on group’s ‘at risk’ list
• Judge Boyack: A legacy of integrity, accomplishment
• Frost sets weighty record
• BOX SCORE: BEARS VS. REDSKINS
• Thriller! Bears top Skins after Alberts’ miracle shot
• MLL-leader Lady Redskins keep rolling; top Bears
• Horses coping after rescue
• Super breakfast
• Future growth topic of map
• Public input sought on county land-use plan
• Woman arrested on drug charges
• Smile! County residents to celebrate ‘kindness’
• Alhambra organ a feature at Ironstone
• Jury rules county was in the wrong
• Murphys Preschool will stay put
• Embattled fire chief resigns
• Orphaned dog and rooster share special bond
• PML neighbors upset over zoning change
• Groveland CSD may pick new manager
• More city budget talks on horizon
• Second-half surge lifts Buffs over Cats
• E-Bulletin
• Mark’s Health Updates
• Transit bus catches fire
• Towing for Super Bowl
• Group contests Wal-Mart plans
• Middle College: A head start for kids
• Some districts miss state salary reporting deadline
• HIGH SCHOOL AREA ROUNDUP; Skins win, Cats defeated
• TH trash issues aired at meeting
• Physicist’s career a real mind-bender
• Large Jamestown-area rock quarry proposed
• English buzzer-beater lifts Bears over Frogs
• City water rate talks inch forward; hearing set
• Jamestown district appoints Krieg to seat
• Raid nets stolen truck, but no suspects
• County planning calendar shapes up
• State controller releases pay info
• Sonora High students explore health careers
• Accused cemetery vandal appears in court
• Sonora Celtic Faire 2011
• Bayers are Anglers of the Year – again
• Section releases basketball power ratings
• Newcomer Rossi finds perfection in first game
• Blockbuster closing stores; not Sonora
• Murder suspect pleads not guilty
• Rescued horses get fresh start
• Victim ID'd in car v. ped accident
• City of Sonora faces deficits and budget cuts
• High School basketball box scores
• Summerville keeps lead in MLL, whips Linden
• Jumpers, Robinson sink West Hills 61-59
• Pedestrian killed in collision
• Accident at Confidence
• Hearing held in ‘sexting’ complaint
• Man accused of vandalizing cemetery
• Ten horses rescued from manure-filled pen
• Ten horses rescued from manure-filled pen
• Cats win double overtime thriller
• First-place Bears handle pesky Lions, 75-58
• Stunner! Bullfrogs rally, beat Buffs in final seconds
• E-Bulletin
• Twain Harte leaders trash WM response
• Annual homeless count under way
• Judge Boyack retires, but still on bench
• Curry bowls first perfect game of 2011
• Fire in Vallecito
• West Point body ID’d as runaway
• Rhodes: WWII vet, college president
• Snowpack measured after dry January
• Grossi praised for work on bypass funding
• Wreck on Highway 120
• Calaveras body ID'd
• Food Bank comes to Columbia College
• Whitt Mill site cleanup under way
• Whitt Mill site cleanup under way
• Body of boy, 15, found in Calaveras
• Town’s growth subject of study
• Summerville students voice ‘life’ opinion
• Jobless figures edge upward
• College to offer reduced summer program
• Connections starts music ensemble
• Connections starts music ensemble
• County leader: Departments must unite in tough times
• State parks on chopping block for yet another budget year
• 26th Annual Orient Express run approaching
• Grammy winners to play Sunday
• ‘Love Like Crazy’ star to appear in Tuolumne
• TCSD votes to raise rates
• Sheriff: Bones belong to Lee
• Tricia Gardella: A woman of many interests, talents
• Winning a race with mental illness
• City address: Tough budget times ahead
• Feds propose new school lunch rules
• County wants Standard Road ramps on bypass
• Darvis search turns up bones
• Congressman Denham completes first week
• Fog expected for another day
• Murphys Creek Theatre offers laughs, Bard, ghosts for 2011
• Lindstrom to star at La Scala, revered Italian opera house
• Mantzouranis, Kiriluk lead Sonora over Manteca
• BH grapplers win four titles, finish third
• Calaveras defeats Bret Harte 50-46
• Redskins girls top Frogs in MLL battle
• Bears roll through Linden for MLL win
• Columbia loses to Merced in final seconds
• Crowds gather to honor King
• Counties, cities brace for pain in Brown budget
• Melones plan, suit outcome talk Tue.
• Housing renewal should be Jamestown’s next project
• Arnold flue fire
• A day for MLK
• How much do top-paid school officials make?
• TCFACTS debate set for tonight
• City eyes further budget cutting
• County leads region in reducing retirement costs
• Caltrans should adopt J59 into state highway system
• Search set for Darvis Lee Jr.
• Search set for Darvis Lee Jr.
• Olson had career fighting crime
• BOFG board OKs budget
• Field guide ‘Common Animals’ illustrates local river life
• County approves debated COG pact
• County contracts its audit; to cost $25K
• GCSD’s Perreira slams district’s attorney
• Dance teacher accused of sex with student
• TCSD sewer rate hike invalid, attorney says
• New shakeup for Tuolumne Fire
• Sisters open county’s newest marijuana co-op
• Redskins romp over MLL foe Amador
• Wildcats suffer close VOL loss to Weston Ranch
• Bears beat Skins in thriller
• Modesto man missing
• Animal services: More dogs, cats euthanized in ’10
• GCSD’s Goodrich leaving; Warner in
• Me-Wuk, TCSD sewer plant rift deepens
• Lady Washington Mine model on display
• Cats thump Lathrop
• No bike tour stop for Mother Lode, yet
• More rain and snow in forecast
• Man shot by CHP booked into Calaveras County Jail
• Jamestown homes under fire
• Band plans to charm crowd for third time
• Bear wrestlers make quick work of Amador
• Bears clip Calaveras, 56-53
• Cats smash Lathrop for first VOL win
• Bus crash in Mi-Wuk Village
• Local gift to Capitol a pricey proposition
• Local gift to Capitol a pricey proposition
• New truant law stricter on parents
• Columbia streets all torn up
• Pressing Frogs rally past Lions in second half
• Alberts, Redskins throttle Argonaut
• Preps roundup 1/6
• Cats split three-way meet with Kimball and Lathrop
• Serving Tuolumne County has been a privilege
• Olsen peddles Lode to Amgen
• TCSD rates to climb?
• Nagle works for kids, beliefs
• Fourth-quarter surge lifts Cats over Sierra
• Tofanelli replaces Callaway on CCOG
• Raggio seated; Boeding is mayor
• Yosemite attendance rises to nearly 4 million
• 20th year marked by ARTS in schools
• Baby Jesus figure stolen
• Supervisors set agenda for 2011; two take seats
• County unions agree to pension cuts
• 2010 was big year on the lanes
• Sports Figure of Year Coke has stellar season for Tigers
• Maddalena sets national record to open new year
• Meeting will address Lyons reservoir title
• Sonora trustees weigh funding
• First baby of year born
• Details still sketchy in Parrotts Ferry Road shooting
• TCA Masters compete in Brute Squad Postal Swim at Davis
• Sports Figures of the Year: Weatherby, Clark lead Skins to section title game
• Get help keeping New Year resolutions
• County leaders to set goals for 2011
• State Senate election a sneaky one this year
• Officers shoot man in car chase incident
• 'The Tank' Mannini is twice a Hall of Famer
• More unsettled, chilly weather in forecast for Lode
• Mummified cat case settled for $1 after four-hour trial
• Bateman's Bottom 10
• Wildcats defeated by Central
• Bears fall to Sierra, 46-45
• Gaines vs. Cooley vote set for Jan. 4
• Online sheriff’s reports off to good start
• Chopper pilot, rescuer, lives on life’s edge
• TCSD hearing is Wednesday
• Snow followed by ice creates havoc in foothills
• Stage 3 plans ‘most exciting season ever’
• County calendar returns for fifth year
• Icy roads create headaches
• Icy roads create headaches
• Gregory hits 831; leagues end first half
• Collection firm defends threats of foreclosure
• Tribe wants recognition from feds
• Rainy, snowy, cold weather in forecast
• Mixed blessings for Mother Lode’s holiday season
• Merchants earn top awards
• Business owners, bankers get schooled on loans
• Williamson Act funds slim down for foothill counties
• Flu season update: Not too late to vaccinate
• Groups split on carbon trade
• A safe way to trek to the snow
• Winter weather watch this week
• Jamestown apartment burns; family displaced
• City sets priorities for road projects
• State drug-lab worker charged
• Sonora Elementary bond meeting Jan. 3
• Angels Camp city administrator tells of operations in Iraq
• Fire destroys Jamestown Road apartment
• Skins take 6th in Western Invite
• Storms keep most boaters off lake
• Rate hike on table for TCSD
• SPI mill on track for May start-up
• Drivers beware: New traffic laws take effect Jan. 1
• 2010 All-Area Volleyball Team
• Bears' Dunlap 2010 All-Area MVP
• Bergstrom files suit against Sonora Area Foundation
• Columbia boy knows his trains
• Snowpack way above average; water outlook good
• Food banks distribute to the needy
• Study: Fewer in state smoke; up in rural areas
• Rain in forecast for Christmas
• Rain in forecast for Christmas
• Brick: Fire chief fired
• More people coming to area
• Nanik Most Outstanding at Western Invite
• Bears win Hilmar hoops tourney; Cruz MVP
• 30th Annual Home and Garden Show
• Trash fees to rise on Jan. 1
• Jobless numbers climb in county
• Snow, rain pound Lode
• Snow, rain pound Lode
• Foothills prepare for storms
• Murphys-area resident Jim Lanier is a Jack of all trades
• Family’s holiday display a big draw
• County, schools share ed burden
• Former football star, chopper pilot Clark dies in crash
• Drug and firearm arrest
• Police respond to string of vandalisms
• Fierce storms forecast for Lode
• Man’s creations sought after
• Bass irked by county entry into forest coalition
• Bus crash injures 13 students in Angels Camp
• Bears knock off Wildcats in county clash
• Malloy ordered to stay away
• Strawberry now lacks firefighters
• Board of Supervisors bids farewell to Maffei, Murrison
• Board of Supervisors bids farewell to Maffei, Murrison
• Kinematic streamlines work, plans to grow
• Hammond Shoes shuts its doors
• Workshop to be held on Dec. 15
• Yosemite climbers rescued
• Escapees believed to be out of area
• Students clip, buff at Adult Day Care
• Some question claims of New Melones draining
• Teen seriously injured in wreck
• Boom that rattled West Point routine
• Arrest made in stabbing incident
• Residents have through Thursday to buy cheaper flood insurance
• Las Posadas
• County board to say farewell to two
• City, county look at marijuana dispensary regulations
• Arrest made in stabbing
• Two escape from SCC camp
• Historic Curtin Mansion for sale
• Sewer district, tribe rift grows
• WWII hero still active at age 89
• Study calls for New Melones draw-down
• CCWD ready to leave old HQ
• Olsen bill seeks to fix broken budgeting
• Supervisors seek storm damage aid
• Mother Lode student drop-out rate lower than state
• Preps roundup 12-8
• Bear wrestlers batter Enochs
• Bullfrog Cathcart named by Section as ‘Model Coach’
• Summerville hoopsters off to hot start
• Bowling report: Thomas just short of perfection; Feola rolls 717 series
• Shooter Kurgan sets two national records at high-power event
• Preps roundup 12-7
• Moorhead's win clinches Bears victory
• County’s visitors bureau lease unresolved
• City hopes to draw regional business
• City adopts budget; tough cuts discussed
• Man stabbed in Valley Springs parking lot
• Woman killed in wreck
• County supervisors agree on road priorities
• Ex–TCSD lawyer may talk to grand jury
• New Curtis Creek board members get budget update
• $50,000 of PG&E equipment stolen
• County gate ruling opens door to suit
• Twain Harte students ink tales for kindergarten buddies
• New land-use plan committee members named
• Calaveras coaches proud of attacking defense
• Heartbreaker: Redskins lose to Cougars on late FG in title game
• Wildcat hoopsters earn second place in Stagg Tournament
• Claim Jumpers win consolation at Cosumnes
• Living the dream: 40-year-old Potter starts for Claim Jumpers
• Land use on county agenda
• Box car kids
• Box car kids
• Mi-Wuk Village family getting back on feet after fire
• Man dies in house fire
• Redskins lose championship game
• Next stage of East Sonora Bypass eyed for spring
• Cost of parking tickets to climb
• Skins boss Weatherby excited for chance at title
• Wildcats hope for return trip to postseason
• Cold temps are the pits for olive growers
• Barrister says he’s putting cork on wine-making career
• Tuolumne man preaches acceptance
• Homeowners association foreclosures on the rise
• Boulders block 132
• Powerful storm leaves us with a few thankful moments
• Hefty early snowfall gives area ski resorts a lift
• Housing project rankles some
• Twain district to rehire teachers
• Angels Camp trash, recycling trial put off
• Cal Visitors Bureau mulls new rent deal
• Angels Camp bus stop improvement a go for this spring
• Deputies will cut responses
• Weather puts kibosh on Twain Harte parade plans
• Groveland to extend Mike King’s contract
• Conservancy meets today in Columbia
• Vandals tear up Black Oak campus
• Students, teachers share chemistry with scientists at college
• Smoke fills school room
• Scary driving
• Icy roads make driving dicey
• Sonora Christmas Parade
• Holiday events lighting up Mother Lode in coming weeks
• Building activity picking up in Tuolumne County
• Merchants compete for holiday contest
• Front Porch funds teachers, classrooms
• Riot squelched at Rite of Passage
• Warming huts assist people hit by storm
• Warming station moved
• 14-year-old a highlight of Lamplight
• Many travelers take to roads
• Thousands without power; storm on way
• Thief broke into store
• Attempted carjacking reported
• Yosemite Chamber of Commerce officers installed
• Long Barn Lodge Ice Rink opens for 40th year
• Habitat ReStore to open in Sonora
• Tips for employers to recognize the warning signs of suicide, depression
• Casting ballots early will speed counting process
• Salute to firefighters, weather, luck
• Unemployment rate drops
• Sonora outfit made test bomb found in airport
• Fuel leak on Mono Way
• E-Bulletin
• Neighbors, owners split on subdivision
• Stanislaus salmon rebounding
• Stanislaus salmon rebounding
• Groveland set for big boom?
• Thrashed rental a painful lesson for landlords
• CCWD planning role broadened
• Cat, Bear volleyers fall in quarterfinals
• Columbia State Historic Park’s concessions up for bid
• Lowe’s to open before Christmas
• Six arrested on Valley Oak
• Obituaries for Nov. 10, 2010
• News of record for Nov. 10, 2010
• News of record for Nov. 11, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 10, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 11, 2010
• Mental health cuts irk county, school leaders
• Recycling program gets green light
• Army service a family tradition
• Cope: New business coming to old Mervyns
• Dude ranch project gets OK
• For some, fowl hairdo is a quack up
• Sonora man has cougar encounter
• Barbers of yore offered more than grooming
• C & C Auto Body wins award
• Hiring for holidays underway
• Datebook for Nov. 11 to 17
• SRT delivers swinging Christmas musical
• Stage 3 offers ‘The Fantasticks’ for holidays
• News of record for Nov. 9, 2010
• Man sentenced in Don Pedro robbery
• Cold front to bring more rain, snow to Sierra Nevada
• Mysterious gas displaces Big Hill family
• Investors unveil plans to reopen former Utica Hotel
• New development proposed for Groveland
• Election: School officials hopeful
• Food banks hungry for help
• News of record for Nov. 8, 2010
• Former Wildcat pleads not guilty
• MWSP Fire directors to be seated
• GCSD member Lennen dies at 73
• Burning Man dragon to be displayed in San Andreas
• Board gets update on land plan Tuesday
• Schools discuss shared services
• Redskins top Bullfrogs, earn No. 1 seed
• Obituaries for Nov. 9, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 9, 2010
• ‘Soulsbyville’s Got Talent’
• Obituaries for Nov. 8, 2010
• Letters of Editor for Nov. 8, 2010
• Reasons for optimism in Washington, Sacramento
• Oprah’s Yosemite visit could spike interest in parks
• Recycle program expansion on docket
• Shooters from Fall .22 Program awarded
• Storm expected to bring rain, snow
• Old mine shaft collapses on baseball field
• Daylight saving time ends Sunday
• Paging all readers: Literacy club launches publishing house
• Oakdale, Redskins win respective rivalries
• Oakdale, Redskins win respective rivalries
• Bears Win!
• Prisoners awarded GED certificates at Wednesday graduation
• Theater buff Mazzaferro plays many roles in community
• Red Barn addition opens today
• Final election results may take another week
• Obituaries for Nov. 5, 2010
• News of record for Nov. 5, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 5, 2010
• Election: Bonds in balance
• Copper man lassos new mid-life career
• School ‘sexting’ case plea entered
• TCSD board facing tough decisions
• Cooley, Gaines appear headed for Senate run-off
• Supervisors tackle fire, forest management
• 19th Congressional District seat goes to Jeff Denham
• York wins YCCD; Delta College will seat Lisa Turner
• Tom Berryhill wins seat in 14th State Senate District
• Obituaries for Nov. 4, 2010
• Thomas trails in board contest
• News of record for Nov. 4, 2010
• Raggio leads, others too close to call
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 4, 2010
• Sonora man in tune with jazz age
• Tuolumne is No. 2 county in state for illegal pot grows
• Fate of candidates, bonds still unclear
• Andrews Sisters return to SRT for holidays
• Datebook for Nov. 4 to 10
• News of record for Nov. 3, 2010
• News of record for Nov. 3, 2010
• Vallecito voters keep school incumbents
• Krska wins clerk-recorder election
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 2, 2010
• Schools bracing for state budget changes
• County leaders delay vote on disputed plan
• Cats make postseason push, romp over Lancers
• Argo gets big MLL win over Bears
• Obituaries for Nov. 3, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 3, 2010
• Inspiring library mural a community success story
• School board seats filled by old and new
• Final ballots will decide school bonds
• Family of missing Sonora man offers $10K reward
• News of record for Nov. 2, 2010
• How we voted
• Letters to the editor for Nov. 1, 2010
• Correction
• City leaders to consider salary freeze
• Correction
• Obituaries for Nov. 2, 2010
• Monday riot leaves many inmates hurt
• Groups work together to cut fire danger
• News of record for Nov. 1, 2010
• Gas sales return to Harte
• Ski resort celebrates 6 decades of snow fun
• State Farm Bureau president urges political action
• Farkas: First Tuolumne County CFBF Director in 39 years
• Bear Valley expands for new ski season
• Supervisors have super busy agenda
• Search steps up for missing Sonora man
• $5.9 million in donations give Yosemite a boost
• Park gets funds to protect Hetchy
• Mail-in ballots roll in
• County looks at eyesore properties
• Letters to the Editor for November 1, 2010
• News of Record for October 29, 2010
• Controversial land-use plan up for discussion at 3 p.m. Monday
• White supremacist flier found in Sonora
• Witch comes out of broom closet
• Hotels get spirited to draw tourist dollars
• Fire season winding down for the winter
• Paloma garden feeds Calaveras County’s hungry
• Obituaries for October 29, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for October 29, 2010
• News of Record for October 28, 2010
• Turkey waste spill snarls traffic
• State budget cuts will affect childcare in Calaveras
• Redskin gridders bounce back, crush Linden
• Obituaries for Oct. 28, 2010
• Bullfrogs lose to Amador
• Letters to the Editor for Oct. 28, 2010
• Wildcats get healthy, trounce East Union
• Snow may boost spirit of 'White Christmas'
• E-Bulletin
• Datebook for Oct. 28 to Nov. 3
• Wildcats hungry for win against EU, spot in playoffs
• Homecoming heavyweight fight: Bears vs. Argo
• Angels City Council to examine rules for big-box stores
• Highway 12/26 work up for talk
• Festival for author draws a crowd
• Redskin gridders take control of MLL with victory
• Linden 'Powers' by Frogs
• Sonora falls to VOL power Manteca on homecoming
• Second-half surge lifts Bears over Amador
• Debate continues on school-year length
• Health Fair will begin tomorrow
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 18, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 18, 2010
• News of record for Oct. 18, 2010
• County to appoint TCSD director
• Groveland recycling program on docket
• Sonora City Fire Capt. Peterson to retire
• Sonora man killed in OHV crash
• Five city workers top $100,000 in pay
• Food banks roll out barrels for holiday donations
• Marsden adds own name to 19th ballot
• Berryhill way ahead in funds for state Senate race
• Two opposites vie for supervisor’s seat
• Shortage hampers dog control effort
• A senior citizen with some energy to spare
• Clerk-recorder contest draws two
• Five running for two seats on City Council
• Three from GOP, lone Dem seek Senate seat
• Buffaloes sink Wildcats on homecoming
• Bears get MLL win over Amador
• Redskins hammer Argonaut
• Bullfrogs lose to Linden
• ‘Women’ display at library ousted
• City Council to revisit Wal-Mart expansion
• Obituaries for Oct. 15, 2010
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Olsen a shoo-in for 25th Assembly District
• High gold prices renew interest
• Southard awards are stacking up
• Students get natural high on life
• News of record for Oct. 14, 2010
• Four families named Habitat homeowners
• Winnie LoVine loves recording history
• Semi-truck finally removed from ‘Cadillac Curve’
• Water board backs local contractors
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 15, 2010
• Prop 23 over-reaches – it should be voted down
• SRT to launch 2011 season with ‘Hairspray’
• Datebook for Oct. 14 to 20
• Sonora alumni football game Oct. 17
• Home evacuated after odor sickens family
• Jamestown family center to offer behavioral services
• Soulsbyville trustees to review standards
• Sewer rate hike considered for Jamestown
• Park on THCSD agenda
• Supervisors vote to pursue grant for abandoned mines
• County sees unity in transportation
• Corporate financing draws protest in Angels
• Students evacuated from burning bus
• Obituaries for Oct. 14, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 14, 2010
• Republicans denounce library display as 'propaganda'
• Commissioners back ranch plan
• Centenarians honored at luncheon
• Public invited to PAWS stomp
• Sonora planners reject bid for homeless shelter
• TUD board OKs new regulations
• Yard sales can be serious business
• Cat volleyers stay unbeaten in VOL
• Woman hurt in car crash
• Salaries, staffing concern GCSD director
• High speed chase ends in arrest
• Sabu the elephant newest PAWS retiree
• Corrections
• Bus starts grass fire
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 13, 2010
• Voters should reject Propositions 22, 24 and 26
• News of record for Oct. 13, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 13, 2010
• Treasure found at Little Sweden
• Truck blocking Highway 108
• Gray, Cats make fast work of Kimball
• Bret Harte loses MLL opener to Argo
• News of record for Oct. 11, 2010
• MWSP board meets tonight
• Modesto man enters guilty plea in robbery
• Valley Springs: Depot preservation effort is on track
• County eyes mine cleanup
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 12, 2010
• News of record for Oct. 12, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 12, 2010
• City, county plan in works
• College trustees to weigh lawsuit
• Obituaries for Oct. 11, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 11, 2010
• Woman injured in MIddle Camp Road wreck
• South county project debated
• Habitat’s Columbia development moves forward
• Pair sentenced to jail, fined for welfare fraud
• Yosemite trails reopen
• Bomb squad removes bottle
• Four seek two top spots in Twain Harte
• Six seek seats on Groveland CSD board
• Future district funding an issue in Don Pedro CSD election
• County planners to revamp pot-cooperative rules
• Wilseyville library small in size, big in heart
• Colo. man says he’s not guilty of lewd acts
• FOOTBALL: Cats win; Skins defeat Bears; Argo beats BH;
• News of record for Oct. 8, 2010
• Homeless shelter plan on docket
• Semi-pro football arrives in Tuolumne County
• New Big Trees visitors center moves forward
• Debate sparks heated session
• Jazz series features McFerrin’s return
• Pianist to star in next Bach concert
• Casino will bring big star to cozy lounge
• Datebook for Oct. 7 to 14
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 7, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 8, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 8, 2010
• Strawberry Fire has two seats to fill
• Fire district mired in controversy
• Farm lessons
• News of record for Oct. 7, 2010
• Colorado man charged with lewd acts in Angels
• Horse rescued from
• Horse rescued from well
• Horse rescued from Mountain Ranch well
• Cal Fire lifts restrictions on evening burning
• Transportation council changes still on horizon?
• County loan to keep job training afloat
• Angels Camp City Council OKs a long-awaited fire alarm
• Obituaries for Oct. 7, 2010
• State’s budget delay forces supes to loan money
• Burson’s Sal Manna is wordsmith to the stars
• ReHorse Ranch is Gabriel’s salvation
• News of record for Oct. 6, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 6, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 6, 2010
• School bonds deserve support: Yes on G and H
• Sawmill rules spiked, noise ordinance stalled
• Storm passes, warmer days ahead
• County tweaks housing rules
• Preps Plus: Sonora golfers win
• News of record for Oct. 5, 2010
• Silva: Forest funding hopeful
• Sonora Police bravery honored
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 5, 2010
• Meadow restoration work improves habitat, water
• Cal Fire to lift burn suspension
• Charity car visits Railtown 1897
• More rain in forecast
• Man arrested in Angels on lewd acts charge
• News of record for Oct. 4, 2010
• BH loses heartbreaker
• Scientist, politicians rip AB32 at summit
• Museum fire alarm a hot topic for council
• Budget stall may hurt job program
• Obituaries for Oct. 5, 2010
• SRT’s ‘Tuna’ hooks audiences with comedy
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 4, 2010
• Obituaries for Oct. 4, 2010
• Tons of trash removed from illegal pot grow sites
• Supes eye law for lake noise
• TCSD down to two members
• Redskins power through Capital Christian
• Summerville High to float bond extension
• Sonora Elementary School bond on ballot
• Two vie for one post on Delta College governing board
• Sewer row clogs Bear Valley build
• Businesses battle cancer with pink
• Vallecito candidates ready for Nov. 2
• Cal authorities say Take Back a success
• Wildcats rip Lathrop 35-14
• Frogs lose at Mesa Verde
• School board seats up for grabs Nov. 2
• Twain autobiography debuts 100 years after death
• Park, walk fixes, outsourcing on council agenda
• Three arrested on charges of illegal hunting
• Four seek seat on Yosemite Community College board
• Heat breaks another record
• Museum scuffle simmers
• Where pigskin meets pink ribbons
• Mountain Ranch dog mauling spurs action
• Mountain Ranch man a local force
• News of record for Sept. 30, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Oct. 1, 2010
• Voters should reject legalizing recreational pot
• Obituaries for Oct. 1, 2010
• News of record for Oct. 1, 2010
• News of record for Sept. 29, 2010
• School money to help save jobs
• Plan for Tuolumne encourages business
• Loan to fund new CCWD building
• County leaders adopt budget
• Obama signs Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 bill
• Growers: High quality grapes possible
• SHS to induct 14 into inaugural Hall of Fame class
• Preps Roundup 9-28: Bears football game canceled
• Bears fit to be tied
• Frogs are kings of the turf
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 30, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 30. 2010
• Soulsbyville man has whopper fish tale
• Pinecrest plans concern some lake residents
• GCSD director Goodrich retiring
• Pot bust nets 5K plants
• TCSD down to three members
• Forms
• News of record for Sept. 28, 2010
• Work poses hardships for some elected officials
• Funds help jump start mental health programs
• Obituaries for Sept. 29. 2010
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 29, 2010
• Department store formally opens
• Jamestown man hits homer in card contest
• Counties brace for 2010 flu season, H1N1 still on radar
• Residents support Valley Springs intersection fix
• Delta College to put new foothill campus in plans
• Delta College to put new foothill campus in plans
• City, Visitors Bureau haggle over rent on downtown building
• Redskins steamroll Mesa Verde 27-0
• Obituaries for Sept. 28. 2010
• Livingston sends Frogs to first loss
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 28, 2010
• Preps roundup 9-27
• Budget reform via Prop 25 deserves support and passage
• Bears rally in fourth quarter to defeat Castlemont
• State agency looks at eliminating some game refuges
• Sonora thumps Weston Ranch in VOL opener
• Dominguez enters plea of not guilty
• Sierra Nevada may have own owl subspecies
• Two arrested on drug charges
• Valley Springs burglary suspects arrested
• Columbia fire reported
• Don Pedro charter school still on table
• Gideon the horse in protective custody at Animal Control
• Accident on Priest Grade reported
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 27, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 27. 2010
• News of record for Sept. 27, 2010
• Major downtown Columbia work planned; merchants OK
• Rocca Park monument approved
• School scuffle continues in court
• Man arrested for alleged DUI runover
• Friday night football scores
• News of record for Sept. 24, 2010
• ‘Facelift’ polishes up Yosemite National Park
• Details emerge in San Diego woman’s death
• First female county supervisor Filiberti dies, 89
• Masks that reveal rather than conceal
• Correction
• CCWD customers complain about bills for empty lots
• Tuttle reflects on life of volunteerism
• Rental owners face double whammy on water hookup fees
• Bears look to stay offensive vs. Castlemont
• Cats open VOL against Weston Ranch
• Obituaries for Sept. 24. 2010
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 24, 2010
• Government pay disclosures are in the public interest
• Election officials ready for Nov. 2, registration grows
• Sonora parents face tough decisions
• News of record for Sept. 23, 2010
• Drug drop off
• Maucere to lead Belleview
• Cat rescued from chimney and reunited with owner
• News of record for Sept. 22, 2010
• Golden St. customers enjoy more features
• More concessions open at Columbia State Historic Park
• Mine’s success written in stone
• Woman sentenced for welfare fraud
• Fewer jobless in Lode counties
• Corrections
• Obituaries for Sept. 23. 2010
• Future of transportation planning agency debated Tuesday
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 23, 2010
• Angels considers museum staffing
• Three more arrested in Don Pedro robbery
• Sonora’s Restivo has a story to tell
• Strawberry volunteers must train
• Cat volleyers begin VOL defense with win
• Preps roundup 9-21
• Unbeatens collide: Frogs battle Wolves
• Skins aim to regroup vs. Mavericks
• Summerville football time change
• News of record for Sept. 21, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 21, 2010
• The end-of-summer edition of Bravos and Barbs
• Teen recovering from injuries comes home
• Cops tree 'Most Wanted' man in downtown Sonora
• Disabled man’s climb a first on Yosemite’s El Cap
• Pot joint in offing, provided passage of Prop 19
• Bret Harte dominates play in 27-14 road win
• Roberson tosses four TDs, Bears stifle Denair
• Preps roundup 9-20
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 22, 2010
• Winter leagues now in full swing
• Obituaries for Sept. 22. 2010
• Rapp golf tourney a swinging success
• Body ID’d as El Cajon woman
• Columbia volleyers end preseason strong
• Animal Control seeks charges in horse-collapse case
• Supervisors adopt $139.87M county budget
• The 10th Annual Joie de Vie Gala
• Obituaries for Sept. 21. 2010
• Code talkers honored with quilts
• Kinks seen in rules for affordable homes
• Shotgun threat alleged, men held
• Memorial set for beloved teacher
• County may adopt budget before state
• Lode Fair board meets Tuesday
• Car theft suspects lead authorities on chase
• Chinese Camp fire
• Transpo agency talk set Tuesday
• Cardiac Cats defeat Redskins in overtime
• Cottonwood body ID'd
• Council: More study of Wal-Mart plan needed
• Council OKs two-cart recycling for city residents
• Chavez named new warden for SCC
• Old schoolhouse marks 150 years
• Obituaries for Sept. 20. 2010
• News of record for Sept. 20, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 20, 2010
• Fire burns Chinese Camp structure
• Bret Harte students checked for imbibing before dances
• Cops call for cell phone crackdown
• Authorities help reunite injured homeless man with his dog
• Diamond XX never made CCWD water cut
• Chicken Ladder leads to tales of day Hells Angels took roost
• Cats beat Redskins in overtime
• Bears trounce Denair 32-7
• Wallace will leave fire department
• Jamestown’s Tidball to lead Mark Twain District
• Correction
• Kids told to stand tall to bullies, ask for help
• Critics slam VS plan for land use
• Critics slam VS plan for land use
• State court makes rare visit
• Cats play Skins in physical foothill contest
• Wal-Mart expansion plan hearing Monday
• Oliva: Bears ready to rebound against Denair
• Ghost towns: Mining history in Yosemite
• Sonora soccer gets 5-3 win over Lathrop
• What do county workers make?
• Summerville volleyers top Redskins for MLL victory
• Obituaries for Sept. 17, 2010
• Wildcat water polo defeated by Oakdale
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 17, 2010
• Hunting season opens Saturday
• News of Record for Sept. 16, 2010
• Theft suspect flees authorities
• Four new eateries
• Ag report: Housing market wilts plant, lumber sales
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 16, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 16, 2010
• News of Record for Sept. 15, 2010
• Datebook for Sept. 16 to 22
• Sonora playwright gets Sacramento debut
• Sierra Rep brings fresh ‘Tuna’ to Columbia
• Distressing drama is compelling theater
• Fire near Mi-Wuk
• New FBI report says crime down in U.S.
• Horse in critical condition after spill
• Facilities, budget on agenda at Sonora Elementary
• Mi-Wuk-Sugar Pine Fire looking for volunteers
• Caltrans plans Highway 4 fix at Pool Station
• Calaveras supervisors adopt budget
• Former Sonora hospital to be demolished
• Musician Brechtel has story to tell
• Riot at prison leaves three injured
• Phoenix Lake dredging moves ahead
• Obituaries for Sept. 15, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 15, 2010
• News of Record for Sept. 14, 2010
• Former Sonora Community Hospital to be Torn Down
• Devoted educator Norm Wiley dies at 76
• Nonprofits caught off guard by 990 law
• Sonora office gets new postmaster
• One killed, two hurt in 49 wreck
• Wagon Trail winds through the process
• Tuolumne Fire turmoil flares up at meeting
• Credit union opens at Sonora High School
• Vet activist hurt in wreck
• TUD to consider fire preparation, Phoenix Lake
• Monument proposed for Jamestown’s Rocca Park
• Mi-Wuk-Sugar Pine Fire planning ahead
• County won’t wait for state in budget plan
• County leaders irked Delta ditching campus
• Future of county transportation agency uncertain
• Welcome to the Tuolumne Chamber of Commerce
• Horse rescue on 108 successful, a spectacle
• County landfill debate still rages
• Heated words fly at GCSD meeting
• Obituaries for Sept. 14, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 14, 2010
• News of Record for Sept. 13, 2010
• Lode schools surpass education benchmark
• Backpacker body found at Yosemite
• In memoriam
• Obituaries for September 10, 2010
• News of Record for September 10, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for September 10, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for September 13, 2010
• Obituaries for September 13, 2010
• New Fall Life Group
• Car goes airborne in parking lot crash
• News of record for Sept. 10, 2010
• Groveland district trustees will consider new fire code
• Center may get new gas station
• Walk set for suicide awareness
• Ebbetts Pass celebration planned
• Ice cream truck scheduled for removal from ravine
• datebook for Sept. 9 to 16
• And now for something completely different
• Stage 3 presents ‘Diary of Anne Frank’
• Sierra Rep delivers astonishing ‘Master Class’
• Frogs win; Cats, Bears lose home openers
• Ceremonies will mark Sept. 11 anniversary
• Calaveras quartz crystals renowned for size and clarity
• Truck in Oakland shootout returned
• Body ID’d, name not released
• New of record for Sept. 9, 2010
• County Schools executive to lead Jamestown School
• BOFG trustees approve rehiring of three teachers
• Student film shoots in Jamestown and Columbia
• Couple pursues artistic life in Glencoe
• Habitat ready to dedicate home
• New school leader has lifetime of knowledge
• After earning her bachelor’s degree in child development from Sacramento State University,
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 10, 2010
• Community services district needed
• Obituaries for Sept. 10. 2010
• Former SCC officer gets a year in jail
• Cats gear for heavyweight battle vs. Modesto
• Bears OT Olson playing key role
• Calaveras football game cancelled
• New of record for Sept. 8, 2010
• Columbia fixes
• Angels’ newest restaurant on track
• ‘Double Rainbow guy’ Vasquez is seeing green
• Shorter meetings OK’d by supervisors
• SHS budget report gets thumbs up
• City Council moves ahead with sidewalk, park fixes
• Yook named Calaveras County’s first woman district attorney
• Sheriff’s Dept. wants Furthur compensation
• Obituaries for Sept. 9, 2010
• PD 911 calls may stay within county
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 9, 2010
• Correction
• Public land document stirs emotional debate
• Workers’ union accepts 4.6 percent pay cut plus 12 furlough days
• Couple stays in tune over a lifetime
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 8, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 8, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 8, 2010
• Carver says she didn’t steal money
• Truck hits mobile home
• New of record for Sept. 7, 2010
• Don Pedro man robbed, assaulted at home
• Manteca teen dies in 108 crash
• BOFG district to consider teacher contracts
• Budget: State lag worries counties
• Suspect nabbed in Valley Springs
• Cats win thriller vs. Johansen in opener
• Bullfrogs too much for Gustine in opener
• Redskins dismantle Weston Ranch 34-7
• Property-value decline in Lode exceeds state average
• Whitman greets Columbia crowds
• Body of woman found off road
• Obituaries for Sept. 7, 2010
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 7, 2010
• Fatal wreck on Highway 108
• CHAG Comedy Club
• Women's Ministries Bible Study
• Ironworks Bible Study for Men
• Home invasion suspect nabbed
• News of record for Sept. 3, 2010
• Candidate Whitman plans Columbia stop
• Big Tulloch Reservoir power project generates interest
• Land planning undo a sign of things to come?
• Toy gun prompts school lockdown
• City leaders take up CCOG mandate
• Wilseyville’s Dowell house a homemade dollhouse
• Sonora wins 35-34
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 3, 2010
• Wildcat volleyers stun Bears
• Obituaries for Sept. 3, 2010
• Skins hope for passing grade against Cougars
• Rocco excited to step up for Bullfrogs vs. Gustine
• For some, perils in the workplace all in a day’s work
• Bears whip Grizzlies in opener
• County leaders have full docket
• Massive fuel clearing in works for Columbia
• Body found off Cottonwood Road
• Men arrested in home invasion robbery
• News of record for Sept. 2, 2010
• Cyclist hit by car
• Mountain lion sighting
• Truck overturned on Mono Way
• Groveland honorary mayoral race down to wire
• Avery goes high-tech with new computers
• Three-day Twain fest is set for October
• Bears whip Grizzlies in opener
• ‘Business-like’ Cats ready for bout vs. Vikings
• Day-O faces new challenging issues
• Hearing held for Don Pedro’s Golden Lake Charter
• Correction
• Alleged robber’s car found in VS 
• Push to save Calaveras Visitors Bureau gains backing of ‘big guns’
• Obituaries for Sept. 2, 2010
• Jenny Lind vets need new digs
• Letters to the editor for Sept. 2, 2010
• Datebook for Sept. 2 to 9
• Big Hill project prompts worries
• Summerville opens against run-first Mariposa
• ‘Dirt farmer’ Kautz a mover, shaker
• Cats thump East Union in tennis opener
• Tuolumne sewer rates could rise
• Preps Plus/Roundup
• Orthopedist Experienced in Trauma Cases Joins Practice in Sonora
• Medical Center Employees Donate 140 Backpacks to Local Kids in Need
• Rheumatologist Now Seeing Patients in Sonora
• News of record for Sept. 1, 2010
• Truck overturns, 108 blocked
• Structure fire update
• Ag officials keep close eye on grapevine moth
• News of record for Aug. 31, 2010
• College back in session
• Band instrumental for Connections program
• Pool opens for weekend
• Man sought in weekend robbery
• Explosive beginning: Bears sweep Grizzlies in opener
• Signups for .22 rifle program under way
• Grizzlies to battle CHP, TCSO in three-way, fundraising Shoot Off
• Letters to the Editor for Sept. 1, 2010
• Obituaries for Sept. 1, 2010
• Mother Lode plans for Labor Day happenings
• TUD plans for repairs to aged water system
• Tuolumne Fire eyes budget, past votes
• New Family Practice Physician Focuses on Women's Health
• Parking regulation controversy highlight of meeting next month
• Motel owners tussle over Columbia sign
• Bird may be culprit in Sun. power outage
• Soulsbyville wreck leaves six injured
• Mountain Ranch pulls together
• Congressional race shapes up in CD3
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 31, 2010
• Vocational education programs deserve funding
• Obituaries for Aug. 31, 2010
• Regatta planned at Brentwood
• Community services district plan discussed in Tuolumne
• Ornamental trees a jinx for Sonora
• County ordinance dogs Milton area property owner
• News of record for Aug. 30, 2010
• Grid preview: Redskins hungry to win MLL championship
• Smithey kills self in prison
• Smithey kills self in prison
• Obituaries for Aug. 30, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 30, 2010
• Sonora man buys heap of trouble in yard-sale skirmish
• Salmon law rankles gold seekers
• Grid preview: Wildcats hungry for another shot at postseason
• ‘Coach of the Year’ Craig ready for second season as Cats’ boss
• Grid preview: BH hopes hard work, positive attitude pays dividends
• Grid preview: Roberson, Gold lead Bears’ attack
• Coach Watson hopes Bears challenge in MLL
• power outage affects 3,000
• Fires close trails in Yosemite Park
• Malloy grilled over his testimony in court case
• Autopsy determines dog bites killed Calaveras man
• Fordahl, pooch take top honors in drug competition
• News of Record for August 25, 2010
• TUD looks at ways to lower fire threat
• Volunteer mentors find work rewarding
• Angels woman fills life with work, home
• Authorities arrest two in Yosemite pot bust
• Have tank, will travel is motto of Copper man, retired cop
• Capitol’s holiday tree will come from Stanislaus Forest
• Obituaries for August 27, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for August 27, 2010
• Obituaries for August 26, 2010
• News of Record for August 26, 2010
• News of Record for August 26, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for August 26, 2010
• TUD gets on board with grant application
• Summerville High School enrollment highest in a decade
• County application for state grant riles contingent
• County joins fire communication plan
• Road to new court a fender bender
• Sonora Adult School teacher finds calling
• Bears ready to defend MLL title
• Scientists to study cattle impact on Sierra water
• Trustee Malloy gets day in court
• Water will flow to Rancho Calaveras
• Railtown goes Hawaiian for senior meals benefit
• Stagecoach, rare tractors on display in Soulsbyville show
• Datebook for Aug. 26 to Sept. 1
• News of record for Aug. 25, 2010
• New Columbia business liaison is Angels Camp native
• Business Briefs for Aug. 25, 2010
• Visitors center likely to shut its doors
• Regiment fundraiser is Saturday
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 25, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 25, 2010
• Temporary Labor Day opening for grade eyed
• Would-be gold thieves foiled by museum security
• Fire code changes irksome for GCSD
• Speedy quartet to lead Frogs’ rushing attack
• Ground pounders: Cats try to replace missing Link in rushing game
• News of record for Aug. 24, 2010
• More high school students pass state-mandated exit exam
• Man dies in dog mauling incident
• Murderer’s death sentence commuted
• Temperatures rising; near record highs in mid-week forecast
• Auto shop kids winners at competition
• County social workers become masters of their domain
• Possible abduction attempt reported
• News of record for Aug. 23, 2010
• County jobless numbers inch up
• TUD goals on agenda for Tuesday
• Modesto fireman, Mother Lode resident, recovering
• Electrician found dead in Tuolumne
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 24, 2010
• County leaders to talk emergency communications
• Garden plan for Jamestown mine worth cultivating
• Sonora to battle Oakdale in alumni football game
• Obituaries for Aug. 24, 2010
• Wildcat volleyers prepare for 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 23, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 23, 2010
• Man, mauled by dogs, dies
• Grant funds bring faster Internet to Lode
• Firefighting contest draws hundreds
• FDIC closes Pacific State Bank
• Man dies in ATV accident
• Teen Challange Banquet
• White Christmas
• News of record for Aug. 20, 2010
• FDIC closes Pacific State Bank
• County auditor says Tuolumne Fire broke
• Mother Lode black culture center may close
• Arnold woman hopes movie short will steal show on Saturday
• Bears' Wingo charged up for 2010 season
• Thom, Carlile ready to lead Skins
• Obituaries for Aug. 20, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 20, 2010
• Local schools prepare for 2010-11 challenges
• Applegate is director of Sonora Area Foundation
• Environmental groups sue to stop OHV travel plan
• Historic station highlights forest stimulus work
• Man found dead, apparently electrocuted
• News of record for Aug. 19, 2010
• Mother Lode Fair returns to four days
• Lightning fires allowed to burn
• County courthouse undergoes facelift, flag placement uncertain
• Angels Camp parking lot pothole fix off to bumpy start
• Some fired up over Jenny Lind
• White Pines Lake, a Mother Lode gem
• O’Byrnes rollover
• Visitors may get better look at Yosemite sites
• Correction
• County to seek shunned grant
• Waldman: A man of many talents
• Smith leaves record of achievement at Columbia
• Datebook for Aug. 19 to 25
• ‘Big Shoe’ event hopes to fill charity coffers
• Train songs are subject of Railtown festival
• Women’s Ministries Bible Studies
• New Fall Life Group
• Kamps Propane adding fuel storage and office space
• Businesses target Standard area
• Strawberry Fire District cleaning house on policy and procedures
• Murderer’s sentence could be overturned
• Two dogs sought after vicious attack
• Tuolumne Fire makeover OK’d
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 19, 2010
• Prison guard appeals DUI case
• Obituaries for Aug. 19, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 16, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 17, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 16, 2010
• News of record for Aug. 16, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 17, 2010
• News of record for Aug. 17, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 18, 2010
• Offensive minded: Clifton, Kroeze take over Cat attack
• Getting oriented
• Jamestown garden development talks get green light
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 18, 2010
• Renowned doctor Borgquist dies at 65
• WM will continue blue bag program for Sonora customers
• Calaveras County home foreclosures may surpass 2009
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 17, 2010
• School enrollment continues to decline in Lode
• Applegate bids his final farewell
• Home foreclosures may surpass ’09
• Truck, trailer tip, block O'Byrnes Ferry Bridge
• Candidate list set for November election
• West Point water fix up for board discussion Tue.
• Calaveras County November ballot lineup is finalized
• Will Jamestown Mine garden plan take root?
• Don Pedro set to open, but students may not show
• Magic in Sonora
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 16, 2010
• Medical Center Physician Passes Away
• County airport improvements in the wings
• Jamestown sewer rate hike gaining ground
• New two-cart recycling for city on hold for now
• Upgrades considered for 12/26 intersection
• Woman leads music-filled retirement
• Cloud-seeding operation would aid river, trout
• Applegate to say farewell to council
• Obituaries for Aug. 13, 2010
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 13, 2010
• News of Record for Aug. 13, 2010
• News of record for Aug. 12, 2010
• Mi-Wuk-Sugar Pine Fire passes its budget
• Yosemite fires burn, but smoke not problem
• Feminist Western showing at Murphys Creek Theatre
• Authorities nab car theft suspect
• Special-ed parents claim Vallecito denying transfers
• Psychedelic Seniors win championship; Winter leagues forming
• Goals in mind: Cats to be respectful, no-nonsense team
• Bullfrog dynasty: Cathcart knows coaching, winning
• Redskins boss hungry for MLL title
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 12, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 12, 2010
• Maffei trail idea has traction with Feds
• Maffei trail idea has traction with Feds
• City’s Perry is keeper of history
• College names interim president
• Obituaries for Aug. 10, 2010
• News of record for Aug. 10, 2010
• Obituaries for Aug. 11, 2010
• News of record for Aug. 11, 2010
• Yosemite fire slowly grows to 600 acres
• State to adopt U.S. education standards
• Merchants: Bypass impacts biz
• County leaders listen to noise rule proposal
• It’s time for Magic in downtown Sonora
• Sonora Blues Festival marks 15 years
• Board approves facility project
• Future of small banks is uncertain
• New restaurants adorn Sonora
• Letters to the Editor for Aug. 10, 2010
• Sonora Adult Ed classes saved; begin Aug. 18
• Malloy bid for compensation on hold for now
• Lode girl wins big at national Soap Box Derby
• Datebook for Aug. 12 to 18
• County BOE weighs Don Pedro charter
• Cyclists, pedestrians counted in transportation plan
• Two hurt in weekend wreck near Moke Hill
• News of record for Aug. 9, 2010
• Secretary of State Bowen visits Sonora
• Candidates file for Nov. district seats
• Two suffer minor injuries in wreck
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• Dean not seeking re-election to college board
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• Watson, Bears ready to defend MLL title
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• Letters to the Editor for July 30, 2010
• CCWD board adopts new, higher fees for services
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• Anker re-creates historic Everest climb for cameras
• Council to honor officer Aitken
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• Railtown goes 'Gold'
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• Twain Harte man kills mountain lion
• Officer trading badge for Bible
• Pipeline change for crematorium approved by TUD 
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• Obituaries for July 30, 2010
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• Event planner irked by high permit fees
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• Three die in two fatal wrecks
• College buys property in Calaveras County
• Groveland board says no to taco vendor in park
• MID, TID explore Don Pedro dam project
• Doors locked at Strawberry Fire Department
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• Remains of man found at Yosemite
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• County’s property values plunge
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• Probationers seek ‘change’ in program
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• Hit-and-run driver kills Copper mom
• Walker, bookseller Mattingly dies at 79
• More square footage added to Calaveras jail
• Jenny Lind chief Chavez-Ochoa out
• Authorities pull $10M worth of marijuana plants at two locations
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• Teen saves dad, son in Yosemite
• Hospitals expanding operations in Angels Camp
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• Chamber accepting applications for fall leadership classes
• Day-O to open coffee shop in Columbia
• Cleaners brace for solvent phase out
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• Plans for Laveroni park food-coach cooking
• Columbine Designs celebrates 25 years
• Health clinic welcomes new FNP
• Sharp, Fernandez to lead UD Circulation
• EDA’s Larry Cope takes board spot
• Obituaries for July 26, 2010
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• Fatal accident victim ID'd
• Hiker recovering at home after 100-foot fall
• Outdoors: White Pines to be planted; Fly anglers starting to enjoy lower flows
• Couple designs exercise software
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• Deputies cleared in Copper dog shooting
• Health officials report two new pertussis cases
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• Volunteer is history museum’s angel
• Cal park district idea is in play
• Angels’ leaders call for 911 deal
• Cal Fire officials remind public of lawnmower fire dangers
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• City Council should reconsider recycling plan
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• Ranger’s job was no walk in park
• Burglary loot still unclaimed
• Renewal of school, road funds sought
• Man injured in Copper motorcycle wreck
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• Maffei makes plea for lives of animals
• Workers throw wrench in CCOG
• New Calaveras County political group formed to tackle issues
• TCA swimmers set new personal bests
• Obituaries for July 22, 2010
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• Whooping cough in Calaveras
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• Twain Harte woman finds purpose in Hideout
• County cuts fees for many services
• Hop on over to Angels Camp for a local walk of fame
• Vienna Boys Choir
• Authorities worried about killer’s release
• Foundation awards $33,500 to organizations
• Letters to the Editor for July 21, 2010
• DA says Williams planned attack on ACLU
• County pursues smart growth
• In the lake of luxury
• FBI, state investigate Groveland man’s rampage
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• Woman survives forest ordeal
• ‘Too Darn Hot!’ revue returns with new material for Murphys
• Nozzle puzzle: Pumps becoming more hands-on
• Sierra Rep makes a splash with ‘Big River’
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• Recycling proposal tossed out
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• Man critical after wreck near Long Barn
• Stockton teenager drowns at Camanche
• Houseboat destroyed by fire at Don Pedro
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• Linemen trio leading way for BH
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• Tuolumne Travel Talk - December 24, 2009
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• Columbia College Students Awarded $117,372 in Scholarships
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• Sonora Christmas Craft And Music Festival
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• Dean's List Spring 2008 Semester
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• Dr. Tim Elizondo named NCFA Director of the Year
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• College Prepares For New Child Development Center
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