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The weekly Daley: A knifes life

Democrt columnist Anyone looking for meaning in what follows should probably look elsewhere. The knife in the title isnÕt really one knife but rather is a set of knives and a cleaver and a sharpener that have lived in my basement for the past several years. They used to be prominent in the kitchen providing [...]

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Criminal Annals, Part 30 :SacramentoÕs firt mayor elected under charter died of cholera in San Francisco

Democrat history correspondent The April 13, 1850, edition of the ÒPlacer TimesÓ has one final note on the recent election of city officials in Sacramento. It was picked up from a recent issue of the San Francisco newspaper, ÒAlta California,Ó and involves one Mr. Thomas J. Henley, who finished second to the winner and first [...]

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Billingsleys bullets: When you quit, you lose

Democrat columnist There will come a time in the lives of many people when they believe that there is no more hope in their life situation. The without-hope time in their lives is a very important stage that will set the tempo for what is left in their lives. When you believe there is no [...]

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The Balancing Act: Dan Sperling gets his wish

Democrat columnist Dan Sperling is a professor of civil engineering and environmental science at UC Davis. He is also a member of the California Air Resources Board, a powerful state governmental body that has huge regulatory power or the ability to make laws, laws that could reduce your freedoms. On April 23 CARB by a [...]

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Learning is fun in Schnell School’s pre-kindergarten classes

Photo editor Maybe you remember your first day of school, specifically kindergarten. The other children were crying, tugging on their motherÕs skirts and some of them were having an all-out tantrum. Those are the days of the past, because kindergarten is old hat for kids today who have already been there, done that whole schooling [...]

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Meet your merchant: Davis & Amaral willing to roll up its sleeves to get the best mortgage for you

Managing editor In todayÕs real estate market having a strong advocate by your side can make all the difference. Clients want a mortgage broker who will shop banks to get the best deals and explain the process down to the most minute detail. They want Davis & Amaral Mortgage Consultants Inc. in El Dorado Hills. [...]

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Dont mess with atrium

Woodsman, spare that tree. The atrium at Building B in the County Government Center has been a key feature of the architecture of the building since it went up in 1976 in accordance with a design by the late Jack Knopp, architect. Many county employees would love to be assigned to the building with its [...]

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