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Volume 162 · Issue 72 | 99¢

Top Achiever: Hailey Cooley

By Noel Stack
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Hailey Cooley, El Dorado High School

College: American River College, taking general education courses and running track

Career goal: Graduate in a four years with a degree in law and become a lawyer.

Community involvement: I do whatever I can to help. I have volunteered at Green Valley Church at the Kids Camp to be a chaperone and had taught them dances and to make sure that they have a good time. I love kids!

Where I see myself in 10 years: Graduated from college, having a well-paying job that I love and beginning a family of my own.

Noel Stack

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News

Three years later: Public safety realignment in El Dorado County

By Jessica Cyphers | From Page: A1, 26 Comments

Junior Livestock Auction a winner for everyone

By Dawn Hodson | From Page: B1 | Gallery

New park rules ‘onerous’

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A1, 2 Comments

Heard over the back fence: Fleet Reserve revs up motorcycle show

By Bob Billingsley | From Page: B1

Woman dies in Sand Ridge accident

By Cole Mayer | From Page: A1

Fire restrictions begin in forest

By Chris Daley | From Page: A1, 1 Comment

Supervisors look to expand medical marijuana ordinance guidelines

By Chris Daley | From Page: A1, 5 Comments

Sly Park undercrossing project on display June 20

Press Release | From Page: A3, 1 Comment

‘Acquire A Taste of Giving’ through July 31

Press Release | From Page: A3

Feed rescued orphans at SWR Baby Bird Nursery

By Sierra Wildlife Rescue | From Page: B4

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

By Ted Gaines | From Page: B4, 3 Comments

New method proposed for detecting gravitational waves from ends of universe

By Mike Wolterbeek | From Page: B4

Opinion

Belltower: Chicago — Frank Lloyd Wright’s hometown

By Michael Raffety | From Page: A4

Improved Wakamatsu

By Mountain Democrat | From Page: A4

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

By Marion Franck | From Page: A4, 7 Comments

Letters

How do you fight the government?

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 20 Comments

Oak Ridge graduation

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5

Patriot pride

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 1 Comment

Cal Fire

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 5 Comments

Culture of corruption?

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 13 Comments

Ray Nutting

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 4 Comments

The average person

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 3 Comments

STAR testing

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A5, 1 Comment

Sports

Mutton Bustin’ results

By Jerry Heinzer | From Page: A6 | Gallery

Schedule: June 17-23, 2013

By Democrat Staff | From Page: A6

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

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: A7

Prospecting

Exercise made gentle by Paula Fiel

By Wendy Schultz | From Page: B2 | Gallery

First 5 El Dorado: Is your child Ready? Summer safety

By Kathleen Guerrero | From Page: B2 | Gallery

As we were: Entertaining past

By Ken Deibert | From Page: B2, 1 Comment

Winterhill wins silver for Shakespeare’s Acre

By Winterhill Farms | From Page: B10

Time to enter the Amador Fair

By Amador County Fair | From Page: B10

Carol Heape earns award

By Elder Options Inc. | From Page: B10

Art show on display at CSUS

By California State Unversity, Sacramento | From Page: B10

Essentials

Crime Log: May 18-21

By Cole Mayer | From Page: A2

Obituaries

Donald Warren Dickinson Sr.

By Contributor | From Page: A2

Evelyn Ruth Stanfield

By Contributor | From Page: A2

Margaret Lucille Beaver

By Contributor | From Page: A2