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News
Big rig fire closes Hwy 50
By Cole Mayer | From Page: A1 | Gallery
Four receive Beautification Award from city
By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A7 | Gallery
Phantom forest at Tahoe reveals past climate change
By Mountain Counties Water Resources Association | From Page: A13, 26 Comments | Gallery
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Opinion
Un-American
By Mountain Democrat | From Page: A4, 16 Comments
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Letters
Austerity or posterity
By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 18 Comments
Pollock Pines politics
By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 22 Comments
Missouri Flat traffic
By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 3 Comments
Thanks from Hargon family
By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5
Grand Jury
By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 23 Comments
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Sports
Frisbee Golf Tournament at Finnon
By Jerry Heinzer | From Page: A9
Hangtown Motocross Classic
By David Plag | From Page: A9
Championship battles heat up
By Bill Sullivan | From Page: A9 | Gallery
Ponderosa girls going to the ‘Ship!
By Kim Gisin | From Page: A9 | Gallery
Hawks ground Grizzlies
By Mike Bush | From Page: A10
Sports scene
By Democrat Staff | From Page: A10
Roundup: May 16, 2013
By Democrat Staff | From Page: A10
Six Bruins sign
By Democrat Staff | From Page: A10 | Gallery
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Prospecting
A rockin’ good wine
By Mimi Escabar | From Page: B1 | Gallery
Car show revs up community fund
By Mike Bush | From Page: B2 | Gallery
Things to do: May 17, 2013
By Democrat Calendar | From Page: B2
Time out: Bangers ‘n’ mash score big
By Earle Camembert | From Page: B3 | Gallery
Hear the spirit of America
By Folsom Symphony | From Page: B4
Outdoor movies at the library
By El Dorado | From Page: B5
Rinconart features Myra Cooper Holmes
By Democrat Calendar | From Page: B6 | Gallery
Enjoy a picnic at Upstairs Gallery
By Democrat Calendar | From Page: B6 | Gallery
A fun music festival experience
By Strawberry Music Festival | From Page: B12 | Gallery
Auto designer to full-time artist
By Placerville Arts Association | From Page: B13 | Gallery
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Essentials
Building permits 5/6-10/13
By Michael Raffety | From Page: A2
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Obituaries
Edward James Walsh
By Contributor | From Page: A2
Patricia M. Wirth
By Contributor | From Page: A2, 1 Comment
Ronald W. Anderly
By Contributor | From Page: A2, 2 Comments
Trevor Watkins
By Contributor | From Page: A2, 2 Comments
Anna Lee Yorba
By Contributor | From Page: A2, 2 Comments
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Comics
Shoe
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Sudoku
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Rubes
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TV Listings
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Speed Bump
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Tundra
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Working It Out
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New York Times Crossword
By Contributor | From Page: A12
Horoscope, Sunday, May 19, 2013
By Contributor | From Page: A12
Horoscope, Friday, May 17, 2013
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MarieAugust 03, 2012 - 10:50 am
It's really hard to deal with all the debris being left all over the road, it kicks up and chips windows and the paint job on vehicles. We spend so much to have a vehicle and to have it chipped and dinged like this, I feel that Caltrans should have a funds to repair the vehicles it damages.
gatopelonAugust 05, 2012 - 9:38 am
From years back all heavy equipment have back up horns from trucks to loaders. I assure you they are not communicate with each other via Morse code. Would be happier if the work was done durning the day and really block traffic, I think not! You just can't make anybody happy! You whine when the highway needs repair. Whine when a wildlife tunnel is installed. You whine when the highway construction is on going. You whine at the cost and where the money shouldn't be spent. And when it's done you continue to whine about the whip off from the new asphalt. Marie just how many chips do you get in your car? How many chips did you get in your windows? Have you turn these problems into Caltrans? They do have funds for these repairs. One day of normal traffic operation the whip off will be gone. The contractor for Caltrans has street sweepers on site. They are being used. A small bit of whip off new a new asphalt overlay is unavoidable.