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'Schindler's List' worker to speak
The youngest survivor of a oeSchindlera s Lista will visit Folsom to discuss his ordeal.
Folsom Cordova considers shorter days for juniors, seniors
Folsom Cordova Superintendent Patrick Godwin says a recommendation on cutting a class period isn't planned this year.
Karen's Bakery a crossroads in Old Town Folsom
Barbara Dobish of Folsom reads a mystery novel while having lunch at Karen's Bakery Cafe and Catering in Old Town Folsom.
Sacramento County holds its last seasonal flu shot clinic Thursday
Thursday is your last chance to get a seasonal flu shot free from Sacramento County.
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Val Fujii, a Folsom personal trainer and fitness expert, is sharing three mindset tips that will help you lose weight this fall.
Folsom movie theater to hold job fair
Cinema West will hold a job fair Saturday, Nov. 14 as it seeks to hire more than 50 workers for the movie theater it is opening in Folsom in December.
Folsom Lake trail detour in Granite Bay
Trail detour sign explains the route to get from Beals Point to Dike 4. Jeff Barker Folsom Lake trail users in the Granite Bay area should be aware that a trail detour is in effect between Dike 4 and Dike 6 , as part of the Folsom Dam Safety Project .
Folsom District Elementary Schools Face Closing
Dozens of students chanted, "Save our school," as hundreds more gathered Monday night, pleading to save their school Six schools north of Folsom Boulevard in Rancho Cordova, could shut down for good, although the focus was on three - Cordova Lane, Riverview and Williamson elementaries.
Art, culture fuse on dance floor
Shaya Patel spins, twirls and slaps the ground with her bare feet at the Kathak dance class in El Dorado Hills.
Prison guard puts hobby to work
Russell "Briz" Brizendine takes a break to show off some of the Halloween decorations he's put up at the Veterans Memorial Hall in Folsom.
Is appraisal watchdog really a a
Captors of the 24 million dollar watchdog claim it's alive and well! They've posted a milk-carton snap shot that looks as if he's a junkyard dog with no teeth and whose parentage is in question.
Traditional Kathak dancing is making its way into Folsom and El Dorado Hills. The art of Kathak dancing is taught at the El Dorado Dance Academy, and the group will perform at Natoma Station Elementary School in Folsom.
From pirates to pink, it's all a
My friend Ron Hawn from the American Legion stopped by the office the other day to talk about the planned Halloween display to be put in at the Veterans Hall at 1300 Forrest St.
Night riding Folsom Lake trails
Night time is the right time for mountain biking this time of year. Although the days are getting shorter and shorter, there is no excuse to blow off a post-work mountain bike ride.
Police equine units to put on public display in Folsom
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Flooding on Folsom Knocks out Batter Bakery, Stable Cafe
Knee-deep water knocked out Stable Cafe and the Mission Creek Kitchen it houses.
Folsom-Cordova Schools, Jobs at Risk
Because of a $10 million budget shortfall for the next school year, Folsom Cordova Unified School District, which serves 19,500 students, said it needs to close schools.
2 Walmarts Going Plastic Bag-Free
Shoppers at the Walmart stores in Folsom and Citrus Heights soon will have to bring their own bags or buy some at the checkout counter.
Formerly deaf teen helps homeless keep warm
Mia McIlreeby, 6, right, looks at patterns she wants to use to make a blanket for homeless people to help them stay warm during the coming winter months.
Folsom Lake Bank Reports Strong 3rd Quarter Growth
Folsom Lake Bank , announced unaudited financial results for the quarter ending September 30, 2009.