Tuesday Nov 10 | Union Democrat
Garcia to update county leaders
Calaveras County Public Works Director Tom Garcia will give a review Tuesday of the department's accomplishments during his first five months as head, as well as its goals for the future.
Calaveras allocates first batch of flu vaccine to students, health workers
Calaveras County public health officials announce this week that they have received a supply of vaccine for the H1N1 influenza virus, also known as swine flu.
Calaveras County Readies For Hwy 4 Wagon Trail Realignment Project
The Calaveras County Council of Governments and Caltrans are now in the initial stages of the Hwy 4 Wagon Trail Realignment Project.
County considers bond sale stopgap
Calaveras County officials on Tuesday will consider whether to join a statewide program that allows local governments to sell bonds to compensate for property taxes state officials are planning to use to help close California's billion-dollar budget hole.
Lodi Motorcyclist Injured In Pool Station Rd. Accident
A Lodi resident suffered a compound fracture to his tibia and fibula of his left leg as a result of a two vehicle accident on Pool Station Rd.
Copper Resident Suffers Moderate Injuries In Motorcycle Accident
According to the CHP report the Copperopolis resident was injured at 1:45 when due to his unsafe speed he lost control of his 2003 Yamaha.
Property owners get time to clean up
Owners of unkempt Copperopolis property which has been under county watch for more than a decade due to code violations avoided a $5,000 fine Tuesday and earned a few more weeks to clean up.
911 briefs -- Published October 8, 2009
An 80-year-old Copperopolis man was jailed after he allegedly hit one man in the head with a metal pipe and fired his gun at a second man, causing a grazing wound, during a dispute over gold coins.
Copper fire station's remodel is heating up
There are about eight jagged, round holes in the wall next to Copperopolis Fire Protection District Chief Keith Cantrell's desk.
Stockton native has organic quality, spontaneous vibe
This time, Grant-Lee Phillips did it the "old-fashioned" way. "I just kind of rolled out of bed in my most comfortable attire one day," he said.
Pair Held At Gunpoint In Copperopolis
An 80-year-old Copperopolis man has been arrested for allegedly holding a pair at gunpoint and striking one with a metal pipe.
News of Record for Oct. 1, 2009
Calaveras County Sheriff's reports MONDAY 3:44 p.m., Rail Road Flat - Someone was drunk in public at Pine and Main streets.
Copper Hosedown leaves district all wet
You're driving home on a Saturday, round a corner and come upon this scene: Two of your fire department's engines are parked in front of a bar with lights flashing.
Catalytic Converter Causes Five Acre Vegetation Fire
A catalytic converter on a deer hunter's vehicle was the cause of a five acre fire in the 2800 block of Willow Creek Rd.
Lurline Bird: At 100, lively and full of stories
Lurline Bird, 99, of Sonora is still active and drives herself to the grocery store and doctors appointments inside the city limits.
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Stage Sierra Repertory Theatre will present "Bus Stop," a drama by William Inge, through Sunday, Sept.
Copper man does O'Byrnes dirty work
For the past three years, Tom Carson, of Copperopolis, has taken it upon himself to help clean up the garbage around Tulloch Reservoir.
Outpouring of support continues for house fire victims
The fire began at 1016 Morado Circle and spread to 1010 Morado Circle about 1 a.m. on Sept.
Copper fire chief defends hijinks
Around sundown on Saturday, Aug. 29, the two on-duty Copperopolis Fire Protection District trucks pulled into the parking lot in front of Micki and Larry's Sports Pub with lights flashing.