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Volume 162 · Issue 59 | 99¢

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Responsible Growth requires a plan

EDITOR: I would like to tell you know why I love Shingle Springs. Our family moved to Shingle Springs from the Bay Area in 2005. At the time, our children were 7 and 9. We used to live on the outskirts of Fairfield, which is a city of more than 100,000 residents. I have experienced [...]

Residents contesting proposed Shingle Springs developments

Lori Parlin and Frank Verdin are feeling somewhat besieged these days what with the number of new developments being proposed for Shingle Springs. Devoted to the peaceful rural nature of the area where they live, they are looking for others like themselves who don’t want the community to change. “We’re going to get hit hard [...]

Stop Tilden Park Project

EDITOR: This project is slotted for the Intersection of Ponderosa Road and Wild Chaparral in Shingle Springs and is currently being reviewed by the El Dorado County Planning Dept. It will include: an 80-room hotel, two-story office building, 20,000 square foot food market, over 200 parking spots and 14 residences on a total of 12 [...]

Tilden Park hearing continued

Rather than hold a hearing on the Tilden Park Planned Development, the El Dorado County Planning Commission granted a request from the developer for a continuance. The developer said they needed time to address questions raised about the project, to redo the plan in light of the recent court decision regarding the county’s Oak Woodland [...]

Tilden Park plan on Thursday agenda

A new planned development in the Tilden Park area of Shingle Springs is up for approval by the County Planning Commission on Feb. 9. County staff are recommending approval of the project. Located approximately 500 feet from the northwest corner of the intersection of Crosswood Drive and Wild Chaparral Drive, the 12-acre development would rezone the [...]

Tilden Park in Shingle Springs opposed

EDITOR: Have your heard of Tilden Park? In the name of “smart growth” El Dorado County is in the process of giving a green light to the worst, ill-planned development ever done in Shingle Springs. They want to take 12 acres full of oak trees, an open grass field, rare endangered plants, wetlands and the natural [...]

Opposed to 12-acre development in neighborhood

EDITOR: Tilden Park is a subdivision planned for Shingle Springs on 12 acres of wetlands in the middle of our residential 1-acre neighborhood. This subdivision consists of an hotel, restaurant, food market, multi-story office complex and 14 homes crammed on 12 acres. The land and neighborhood has existed for over 30 years and has natural springs [...]

Please preserve my neighborhood

EDITOR: Open letter to the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission: Once again my neighborhood is under attack. There was a Planning Commission meeting on Oct. 27 regarding a proposed subdivision along Wild Chaparral. We do not want that type of subdivision in our neighborhood. Those 12 acres are currently zoned R1A, which [...]

Tilden Park? What the heck?

EDITOR: Has anyone heard of Tilden Park? We just heard about it less than a month ago. Here in Shingle Springs we have an open field (12 acres) in our neighborhood and an enterprising developer has plans for this 12 acres. He has planned on building a hotel, restaurant, food market, two story building for businesses [...]

Horses, a camel and a bear … oh my

Visit horses, a camel and bear in Placerville on Main Street. A group of charming and historical carousel horses and menagerie animals just returned to Placerville from their 10 month extended exhibition at the Auburn Courthouse Museum. They date from 1885 to 1912 and are fine examples of the golden age of carousels. “It is [...]

Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso on show at the de Young

SAN FRANCISCO — The de Young Museum announces a major exhibition by the seminal artist of the 20th century, Pablo Picasso. The exhibition “Picasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National Picasso, Paris,” runs through Oct. 9, in the Herbst Special Exhibition Galleries. This exhibition of 150 important paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings created by Pablo Picasso [...]

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$10k for PR? GDPUD trio dislikes news

By Dawn Hodson | From Page: A1, 4 Comments

 
Court employees picket over pay cuts

By Cole Mayer | From Page: A1, 21 Comments | Gallery

 
Big rig fire closes Hwy 50

By Cole Mayer | From Page: A1 | Gallery

Heard over the back fence: Train rides available Sunday

By Bob Billingsley | From Page: B1

 
School district budget ‘positive’

By Michaela Johnson | From Page: A3, 1 Comment

Man dies of heart attack on river

By Cole Mayer | From Page: A3

 
Placerville garbage rates increase 2.14 percent

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A3

Four receive Beautification Award from city

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A7 | Gallery

 
Placerville Eskaton Cottages open for business

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A8 | Gallery

Broadband community meetings set

By Sedcorp | From Page: A12, 2 Comments

 
Phantom forest at Tahoe reveals past climate change

By Mountain Counties Water Resources Association | From Page: A13, 8 Comments | Gallery

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Opinion

Something to think about: Change of pace

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A4

 
Un-American

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Letters

Austerity or posterity

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 16 Comments

 
Pollock Pines politics

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Missouri Flat traffic

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Thanks from Hargon family

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Grand Jury

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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

Sports scene

By Democrat Staff | From Page: A10

 
Roundup: May 16, 2013

By Democrat Staff | From Page: A10

Six Bruins sign

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Hawks ground Grizzlies

By Mike Bush | From Page: A10

Lady Trojan soccer bows out in semis loss to Davis

By Bruce Gallaudet | From Page: A10 | Gallery

 
Bulldogs sink teeth into Diamondbacks

By Mike Bush | From Page: A10

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Prospecting

A rockin’ good wine

By Mimi Escabar | From Page: B1 | Gallery

 
Things to do: May 17, 2013

By Democrat Calendar | From Page: B2

It’s a dog day at the annual Dog-A-Thon

By Democrat Staff | From Page: B2, 1 Comment | Gallery

 
Car show revs up community fund

By Mike Bush | From Page: B2 | Gallery

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

On Duty: Air Force Reserve Airman Nickolas T. Bradley

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Outdoor movies at the library

By El Dorado | From Page: B5

Amador Vintners toast culinary arts program

By Amador Vintners | From Page: B5

 
Rinconart features Myra Cooper Holmes

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Enjoy a picnic at Upstairs Gallery

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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

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Ronald W. Anderly

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Andrea “Andi” Lynn Webster

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Trevor Watkins

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Anna Lee Yorba

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Real Estate

Surely, not another housing bubble?

By Ken Calhoon | From Page: HS3

 
Ground zero: Five offers, two letters, one house

By Marni Jameson | From Page: HS4

Homeowner 101: A bargain is not always a bargain

By Contributor | From Page: HS5

 
Metro areas’ home prices continue to grow

Press Release | From Page: HS6

 
Eastlake is a light and spacious townhouse

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Comics

Tundra

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Working It Out

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Shoe

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Sudoku

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TV Listings

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Speed Bump

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New York Times Crossword

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Horoscope, Sunday, May 19, 2013

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Horoscope, Saturday, May 18, 2013

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Horoscope, Friday, May 17, 2013

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Home Source

Surely, not another housing bubble?

By Ken Calhoon | From Page: HS3

Ground zero: Five offers, two letters, one house

By Marni Jameson | From Page: HS4

Homeowner 101: A bargain is not always a bargain

By Contributor | From Page: HS5

Metro areas’ home prices continue to grow

Press Release | From Page: HS6

Eastlake is a light and spacious townhouse

Press Release | From Page: HS23