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Communication Problems
Have you ever felt I am just not being heard, I am talking to the wall and/or the person just doesn’t understand me. Whether the communication difficulty is at home with a spouse, parent or child or whether it is at work with an employee, employer or co-worker communication problems are pretty common.
Here are […]
Measure V
Voters in the Mi-Wuk/Sugar Pine Fire Protection District will be asked to support a new parcel tax to help fund the Fire District. The new tax will replace the current parcel tax. It will be an increase of $7.50 per month over what is now being paid ($6.67) per month. The Fire District requires […]
Demonstrating an apple peeler is Roger Williams from Cover’s Apple Ranch. “It’s the only machine that survived the 2000 (September 11th) fire at Cover’s!” Roger reveals.
Story and photos by Greg Kristapovich
The 3rd Annual Sierra Apple Festival provided loads of apples – and loads of fun; while generating needed funds for several charitable organizations, September 27th […]
Dogs are pretty amazing critters. They’ve been trained to do everything from herd sheep to detecting cancer.
A program on the Discovery Channel showcased Blood Hounds and explained that they can track humans over long distances. In the case of a young girl who went missing, the dog tracked her down several blocks, and then she […]
By Jerome Peterson
October is a month of championship baseball, plenty of pro football, and lots of changing color. This month is generally known as harvest month or as a month of color since most leaves change their shade. It is also a time of waning lights in the Northern Hemisphere. In particular, Halloween casts it’s […]
