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Volume 162 · Issue 72 | 99¢

Crocker director to speak at Sacramento State

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Lial Jones, CEO and director of the Crocker Art Museum, is the next guest speaker in California State University, Sacramento’s Professions of Art free lecture series.

Jones has led the Crocker for 13 years overseeing development of its expansion, which opened in 2010.

She is also working with Sac State on its upcoming U-Nite presentation of faculty art projects at the museum.

The lecture is at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 10, in Kadema Hall 145 on the Sac State campus, 6000 J St. in Sacramento.

For more information call 916-278-6166.

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New park rules ‘onerous’

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Woman dies in Sand Ridge accident

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Fire restrictions begin in forest

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Supervisors look to expand medical marijuana ordinance guidelines

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Legislators call on Nevada and California to adopt bi-state compromise

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New method proposed for detecting gravitational waves from ends of universe

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Opinion

Improved Wakamatsu

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Franckly speaking: It’s hard to decide how much to watch

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Belltower: Chicago — Frank Lloyd Wright’s hometown

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Letters

STAR testing

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How do you fight the government?

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Oak Ridge graduation

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Patriot pride

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Cal Fire

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Culture of corruption?

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Ray Nutting

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The average person

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Sports

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By Democrat Staff | From Page: A6

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Roundup: June 16, 2013

By Democrat Staff | From Page: A7

CAB splits one-run games

By Jerry Heinzer | From Page: A7

County Recorder has his own racquet

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Prospecting

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Exercise made gentle by Paula Fiel

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Winterhill wins silver for Shakespeare’s Acre

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Time to enter the Amador Fair

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Carol Heape earns award

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Art show on display at CSUS

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Essentials

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