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Chipmunks and squirrels can carry plague
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Forest Forum honors three
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Roadwork update
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Congratulations, Ms. Gennai
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Restore Latrobe Breakfast Special
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Wake up and vote
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Off a cliff
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Clearing things up
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Trojan athletes honored
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El Dorado Hills’ club wrestlers 2nd
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Winning wines bring home gold
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Things to do: May 24, 2013
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Enjoy Cake at Three Stages
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Military special at Railroad Museum
By California State Railroad Museum | From Page: B5
John Mayall to rock at Folsom’s Three Stages
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Steam into Carson City on the V&T
By Virginia And Truckee Railroad | From Page: B5
Sacramento celebrates music
By Sacramento Music Festival | From Page: B6
Demolition derby time at the fair
By Sacramento County | From Page: B14
Sac County Fair kicks off
By Sacramento County | From Page: B14
Western Railway opens for summer
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Essentials
Correction
By Chris Daley | From Page: A2
DUI Log: May 5-13
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Obituaries
Myrtle Catherine Bowman
By Contributor | From Page: A2
Juanita Ann Lumley
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Mr. George W. Sleep
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Jack “Dan” Thompson
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Eleanor Irene Atchinson
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Tundra
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Working It Out
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Sudoku
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Rubes
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New York Times Crossword
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Horoscope, Sunday, May 26, 2013
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Horoscope, Friday, May 24, 2013
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Dink LaneMarch 20, 2013 - 11:45 am
Right now North Dakota's Williston area has more than 6000 truckers hauling the oil extracted + another 6000 truckers hauling the toxic "Dirty Water"...... Don't worry, the 200 jobs for the pipeline (when it's in place) is BETTER than the 12,000 jobs the pipeline will kill.... Yeah, it's generating NEGATIVE 11,800 jobs....
Jesus H ChristMarch 21, 2013 - 10:27 am
When Congress guarantees the oil moving through the pipeline will stay in the United States I will be for it, 'til then, no way.
chrispytahoeMarch 21, 2013 - 5:16 pm
NO to the pipeline! It will NOT create long term jobs, it WILL send the oil over seas, it COULD result in an environmental disaster, it WILL result in higher gas prices. This letter writer is a wee bit underinformed. Gas prices are driven by speculation, not supply and demand.
chrispytahoeMarch 21, 2013 - 5:20 pm
FACT: by 2020, the US will be extracting more oil domestically than Saudi Arabia. We dont need no stinking pipeline.
chrispytahoeMarch 21, 2013 - 5:29 pm
WHERE THE US GETS ITS OIL TODAY: Domestic US: 38.8% Latin America: 19.6% Canada: 15.1% Middle East: 12.9% Nigeria: 5.2% Other: 3.1% Americans can be super-dumb. The auto industry has the ability to produce cars and trucks that get 3 to 4 times the gas mileage than what they offer us. But we happily fill up and chug around in oversized tanks doing our pointless errands and service sector job commutes. We will never will the battle against big oil and big auto because our culture has become LAZY.