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Duck and Hover
Off the causeway between Sacramento and Davis, Michael Crisman looks out over the soggy marshes and sees potential hovering on the... Read more
Rolling on the River
In an instant, the placid, jade river turns into gushing white water, and the life-jacketed restaurant execs in the yellow raft grip... Read more
Green Intentions
YOU SAY YOU HAVEN'T YET RECEIVED one of those big, dark green plastic tubs or wheeled carts dropped off by your local garbage... Read more
Sunken Profits
Nothing captivates like the prospect of sunken treasure. Skeletons adorned in gold and silver sitting on treasure chests at the... Read more
This Wine is Toogood
Looking back, veterinarian Paul Toogood recalls his visit to El Dorado County as the "most expensive drive of his life."
This Wine is Toogood
Looking back, veterinarian Paul Toogood recalls his visit to El Dorado County as the "most expensive drive of his life."
Remember Mix Tapes?
I don't, but I did have a lot of mix CD's. Now comes an invention that makes me even feel old. "The Mix Tape USB Drive". It's casing... Read more
To Bee, or Not
LOOKING AT RAY OLIVAREZ’S honeybee enterprise, you would have no idea the beekeeping industry faces upheaval. Bees are everywhere,... Read more
Green Hotels
Just how “green” does a hotel need to be before it can call itself environmentally friendly?
Fast Lane
Rick Brown, vice president of JMA Sierra Adventures LLC, loves his classic wooden boats. Brown, 54, has been behind the boat wheel... Read more
Natomas: The New Gold
When she needed milk and butter, Wendy Garrison would ride her white Welsh pony, Sugar, four miles past the farmhouses and rice... Read more
If the Shoe Fits
Fleet Feet Sacramento has grown 350 percent over the past 10 years without ever recording a negative quarter. Pat and Jan Sweeney,... Read more
New Water Bottle Makes Dirty Water Drinkable
$380 dollars might seem like a lot of money for a water bottle. But, when you can dip that bottle into the Sacramento River, screw... Read more
Front October 2007
Re: A Cranky History of the Railyard
Jennie says...
Why I Triathlon
1. After years of running roads and trails, I decided it was time to cross-train before I wore out my knees completely.
Shuck You
To oyster grower Kevin Lunny, the battle over his Drake's Bay Oyster Farm on the Pt. Reyes National Seashore isn't one of those... Read more
Forever Young
It's dinnertime in Tomorrowville and the age-defying baby boomers are trying to eat their way to a longer, better life.
Insomnia: July 2006
Employee Screening; Effective Evaluations
By Georgene Waterman
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