Apr 8, 2013 | RecordNET
Tribe hopes to build casino north of Galt
Anita Franklin long ago forgave her son, Andrew, for his inability to dance. He was a shy child and, besides, he preferred playing baseball to prancing shirtless in Miwok dances celebrating the blessings of the Earth.
Tribe hopes to build casino north of Galt
Anita Franklin long ago forgave her son, Andrew, for his inability to dance. He was a shy child and, besides, he preferred playing baseball to prancing shirtless in Miwok dances celebrating the blessings of the Earth.
10 Years of Iraq War Casualties: Elk Grove Remembers Hall, Johnson, Lawson and Nurre
The 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq began 10 years ago this week -- on March 19, 2003 -- and although officially "over," fighting continues with discouraging persistence.
Wilton tribe gambles on Galt City Council's support for casino
March 06--The Galt City Council stopped short of giving unconditional support to the Wilton Rancheria Miwok tribe whose members are seeking to build a casino just north of the city along Highway 99, but said they are willing to work with the tribe.
Going Inside Elk Grove's New Walmart Before it Opens
In a little more than three weeks, a 148,000-square foot building has been transformed from a near-empty shell into a massive retailer almost ready for its customers.