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EDITOR: I want to thank all the good friends and family that helped make the Celebration of Life on Aug. 18 for my husband, Len Stroud, the wonderful occasion he would have loved. Good stories were exchanged and shared with the group, old friends met, lots of good food was enjoyed, and just a generally terrific gathering was [...]
EDITOR: During my campaign for a seat on the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors, I met so many good people and received their support, as well as the wonderful support from my family members and old and new friends. Your consistent encouragement, steady support, and hard work really touched me, and I thank you [...]
Ron “Mik” Mikulaco spent a little more than $5,000 to run for and win the El Dorado County District 1 seat in Tuesday’s election, while incumbent Supervisor John Knight spent $21,000. According to the county’s “Semi-Official Election Night Final Report,” Mikulaco was leading incumbent John Knight by a margin of 53 percent to approximately 46.5 [...]
EDITOR: I support George Turnboo for the office of El Dorado County Supervisor for District 2. I’ve known George for several years, and have complete confidence that he is the honest, dedicated, forward-thinking person we want in this office. His love for this county is unquestioned, and his promise to work for the best interests of [...]
Oct. 13, 1933 — April 16, 2012 Len passed away peacefully at Marshall Hospital on April 16, 2012, after a short illness. He leaves behind his wife, family, and friends who knew his great sense of humor, dedication to the community, and, most of all, his fierce devotion to those he cared about. He was, [...]
The air in the El Dorado County Supervisors Chambers Tuesday was virtually blue with all the dirty words flying in both directions — from the audience and from members of the board. “Big, intrusive government, globalism, socialism, greed and claim-jumping, United Nations Agenda 21, Sustainable Development,” were all used to describe what began as a [...]
Both sides claimed divine intervention Tuesday during a Board of Supervisors hearing on the proposed Harrington Business Park development in Diamond Springs. Gene Thorne, representing the developer, was telling the supervisors that the project would only use about 32 percent of the 77-acre property when there was a loud “pop” and the board chambers went [...]