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Never,
Ever Forget
Independent
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Grapevine
VOLUME 45 • ISSUE 37
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SEPTEMBER 13, 2013
Rancho Cordova Awarded
for Folsom Boulevard Project
Page 11
Mary Jane Popp:
The Nose Knows
Page 9
Congressman Bera
Calls for Investment
in Sacramento County
Page 2
The City of Rancho Cordova and project partners Mark Thomas & Company, Salaber Associates, and Y & C Transportation Consultants celebrate the APWA
award. Pictured L to R: City Senior Engineer Albert Stricker, City Manager Ted Gaebler, Adrian Engle with Mark Thomas & Company, Mayor Linda Budge,
City Management Analyst Robin Borre, Public Works Director Cyrus Abhar, Bob LoRusso with Salaber Associates, City Senior Engineer Kathy Garcia, and
Dan Yau with Y & C Transportation Consultants. Photo courtesy of City of Rancho Cordova
Rancho Cordova, CA
(MPG) - The Folsom Boulevard
Beautification and Enhancement
Project in Rancho Cordova has
been named Project of the Year
in the Transportation Category
$10 Million to $30 Million
by the Sacramento Chapter of
the American Public Works
Association (APWA).
The 3.5 mile project,
completed in 2012, spans
Folsom Boulevard from Rod
Beaudry Drive to Kilgore Road
in Rancho Cordova. Improving
all modes of transportation was
a key component of the project
that also aimed to beautify the
boulevard and drive economic
development opportunities in
the area.
Soon after incorporation
in 2003, the City of Rancho
Cordova began reinvesting in
Folsom Boulevard - its “Main
Street.” The boulevard holds
historical significance as it
once served as a route for Pony
Express riders in the 1860s and
subsequently acting as Highway
50 until the new freeway was
built in the 1970s.
“The Folsom Boulevard
Project brought a community
feel back to Rancho Cordova’s
main street for residents and
businesses,” said City Senior
Engineer
Albert
Stricker.
“Cityhood
provided
the
opportunity to reinvent the
boulevard, and our City Council
and staff leadership steered the
project to completion.”
Construction of a sidewalk
along the south side of the
boulevard and four new signals
aimed to increase walkability
on the corridor and access
opportunities to light rail
stations. Resurfaced streets and
the addition of bike lanes and
bike detection areas at signals
create a safer ride for drivers
and bikers alike.
The City’s proactive effort
to tap into Community Design
Grants and Safe Routes to School
funding stretched traditional
local, state and federal dollars
to construct all phases of the
project. A Safe Routes to School
grant, for example, provided a
safer walk to school for students
at Kinney High School through
installation of a high visibility
crosswalk and sidewalk.
The
investment
in
transportation
infrastructure
jump started economic growth
as well. Notably, the Los Rios
Community College District
will begin construction of a
satellite campus next year on
Folsom Boulevard across from
the Mather Mills light rail
station.
“The award is a testament
to a nine-year project that
accomplished one of our first
objectives of cityhood,” said
Rancho Cordova Mayor Linda
Budge. “We have restored
beauty and pride to an old
state highway that was a huge
swath of concrete through our
City, opened up opportunities
for private investment, and
constructed the first sidewalks
on the south side since the
Sacramento Valley Rail Way
was built in 1869! It is very
rewarding to see people enjoy
being able to move safely along
Folsom Boulevard. This is truly
a ‘complete street’.”
The City will continue
to pursue further grants to
revitalize other areas along
Folsom Boulevard. If you are
interested in more details about
the project, contact Stricker at
(916) 851-8713.
Source: City of Rancho
Cordova
VFW Post Hosts Honor Event
By Bill Martin
SACRAMENTO REION,
CA (MPG) – The Veterans of
VFW Post 6158 and the Ladies
Auxiliary of Fair Oaks, in collaboration with the American
Legion Post 383, and the
Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle
Association will host a full day
celebration, paying tribute to
Veteran POW/MIA military
personnel and their families,
on Saturday, September 14th
at VFW Center Township Post
6158. Also in attendance at this
special day of celebration will
be honored guest, Congressman
Ami Bera, M.D.
The full day event is open to
the public and all Veterans are
cordially invited to attend. Bring
the entire family and start the fun
and festivities with a full breakfast from 8:00am – 11:00am
for only $6. POW/MIA military personnel eat free. Then
move on to family fun with a
bounce house and canopy for
the kids, complete with coloring
and other cool kid activities. All
patrons can partake of the enterto-win raffle and prizes, a bake
sale, Corn-Hole and Horseshoe
games, cash drawings and much
more.
Check out the UH-1 Helicopter
Static Display as Dreams and
Drivers Car Club transforms the
Post parking lot with amazing
classic car beauties as part of the
full day Car Show. Live music
will fill the air all day long too,
as several local bands join headliners, City Cats to keep the day
lively. Rejuvenate during the day
with a relaxing chair massage
at one of the many chair locations provided by the Veterans
Holistic Healthcare foundation
of America.
All motorcycle riders are
invited to join the Combat
Veteran Riders on a Poker Run
the day of the event. The registration fee is $20.00 for a Single
Rider and $30.00 for Doubles,
and includes a free hot dog or
hamburger meal, or upgrade to
tri-tip for only $5.00. Registration
begins at 9:00am, with all riders
departing the Post by 10:30am.
All riders will be back in plenty
of time to join in all the festivities and special ceremony. The
BBQ starts at 2:30pm, with hotdogs and hamburger meals for
$5.00 or Tri-Tip for $10.00.
Continued on Page 2
County Budget
in the Black
Special Sacramento
County Report
Sacramento County,
CA (MPG) - Following years of
reductions, Sacramento County's
fiscal outlook is looking up for
the second year in a row. After
reconciling accounts and making
adjustments to June's $3.6 billion
dollar proposed budget, the
County is in the black. Savings
from controlling expenditures
have contributed to a surplus of
$32.5 million that is available to
augment critical services and pay
past debt.
"I'm happy to report that we
have discretionary funds to invest
in our community and to address
the Board's service priorities,"
said County Executive Bradley
J. Hudson. "Because the
departments held the line on
expenses we're beginning to
recover from the impact of the
"Great Recession."
Of the $3.6 billion, less
than a half billion is actually
discretionary, and we can
decide how to spend it, Hudson
added. "I am recommending the
resources be allocated across a
variety of programs to optimize
the use of the funds, while
paying back loans and building
up our contingency funds. Many
of these programs were cut to the
bone during the recession and
had to be restored."
Of the $32.5 million that
is available, some of the
recommended changes include:
• Contingency Funds: $2.2 M
• Loan Repayment: $11.7M
• Sheriff: $4.9 M
• Investment in services,
including
parks,
code
enforcement, supervision of drug
offenders, District Attorney,
Public Health to address
communicable diseases and
Animal Care: $4.5 M
• Health and Human Services to
backfill state budget cuts: $6.5 M
"We're not out of the woods
yet," Hudson added. "The
next few years will continue
to be rocky as the economy
continues its slow recovery."
Ongoing
fiscal
challenges
include increased pension costs,
negotiated salary and benefit
obligations, repaying $59 million
in past internal borrowing, and
replacing funding taken by the
State for the Affordable Care
Act, said Hudson. "We also need
to backfill about $21 million
in one-time resources used to
balance previous budgets."
"It's important to take the long
view, and we're going to need
four to five percent annual growth
in discretionary revenue over the
next five years to stay fiscally
healthy; last year's growth was
less than one percent," Hudson
added. "We'll continue to
focus on streamlining services,
increasing efficiency through the
use of technology and holding
down costs."
The budget hearing will be
on Tuesday, September 10,
beginning at 2 p.m., and will
feature presentations form the
County Executive, Sherriff
and other departments. The
hearings are held in the Board of
Supervisor Chambers at 700 H
Street and are open to the public.
They may also be watched live
on Metro Cable Channel 14.
The Board of Supervisors
approved the budget on
September 10, 2013.
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September 13, 2013
VFW Post Hosts Honor Event
Continued from Page 1
There will also be a corn-onthe-cob booth and home-made
baked goods. All proceeds from
food sales and all other activities
during the full-day celebration of
our POW/MIA Veterans will be
going to support fellow Veterans
in need.
This special event was made
possible through the kindness
and generosity of VFW Post
6158, Ladies Auxiliary to VFW
Post 6158, American Legion Post
383, Mr. Gordon Smith, Mind,
Body and Soul Healing Center,
Dignity Memorial Homeless
Veteran Program, Vietnam
Helicopters Pilots Association,
Veterans Holistic Healthcare
Foundation of America, Folsom
Harley Davidson Motorcycles,
Vietnam Veterans Motorcycle
Club, Mr. Rob Schimp, Sam’s
Club, Folsom Pool and Spa,
Dreams and Drivers Car
Club, Guri VJ’s Real Estate,
Greenback Equipment Rentals,
Action Military Surplus, Fire
Department District #32,and
Wal-Mart. A heartfelt thank you
to all these tremendous people
and businesses that are helping us to honor our MIA/POW
Veterans, including Congressman
Ami Bera and his staff.
Dignity Memorial Homeless
Veteran Program will pick up
our POW/MIA military personnel and families, and drive them
to Folsom Harley Davidson,
where they’ll relax in the lounge,
while awaiting the special motorcade escort to VFW Post 6158.
The Guests of Honor will be
driven in Dignity Memorial vans
adorned with the official POW/
MIA flags and emblems. This
honor motorcade will have the
California Highway Patrol taking the lead and the Combat
Veteran Motorcycle Association
riding under colors, bringing up
the rear. The motorcade will run
from Folsom Harley Davidson
to VFW Post 6158 in Fair Oaks.
As the motorcade arrives at the
Hazel Avenue Exit off Highway
50, this is the start of a one lane
barricade all the way down Hazel
to allow for honored passage
of the motorcade. Event attendees will be on hand to welcome
the motorcade at the VFW Post,
located at 8990 Kruitof Way in
Fair Oaks, between approximately 1:30 to 2:00pm.
This event is to pay tribute to
our brave POW/MIA veterans,
and to remind us; their fellow
Americans, of the personal sacrifices these men and women
made so that we may have the
freedoms and liberties we enjoy
today. We must never forget, nor
take for granted, all that these
incredible Veterans did for each
of us. Most Veterans who actually survived capture, suffered
through brutal torture, enduring physical and mental anguish
each and every day. POW and
MIA’s were treated with total disregard for basic humanity, barely
existing in sub-human living
conditions, with little-to-no light
or food…all, while we ate and
slept soundly on the other side of
the world. This is your personal
opportunity to acknowledge the
sacrifices these fellow Americans
made for you and your family.
We invite everyone to attend
our special tribute to these
remarkable American heroes
throughout the day of celebration and honor on Saturday,
September 14th. We encourage
those who cannot attend to make
the effort to stand on the side of
Hazel Avenue between 1:30pm
and 2:00pm to offer a wave or
salute to the motorcade, showing
these remarkable Veterans that
YOU have not forgotten.
The official honor ceremony
is scheduled for approximately
2:00pm with color guard provided by Boy Scout Troop 310
and the Veteran Riders Club.
Congressman Ami Bera will
honor these POW/MIA personnel and their families with a
special certificate acknowledging their service and sacrifice in
defense of our country.
Please mark your calendar
today to join us on Saturday,
September 14, 2013, to honor
our POW/MIA Veterans all day
starting at 8:00am until well
after sunset. VFW Post 6158 is
located at the end of the road at
8990 Kruitof Way, in Fair Oaks.
For raffle donations, directions,
or more information, please call
VFW Center Township Post
6158 at 916-966-1663.
Bera Calls for Infrastructure Investment
Sacramento County,
CA (MPG) - Congressman Ami
Bera, M.D. (CA-7) called for investment in Sacramento County
infrastructure recently, after touring
several local transportation projects with representatives from the
Sacramento County Department
of Transportation (SACDOT), the
Sacramento Area Council of Governments (SACOG), Operating
Engineers Local 3, and Laborers Local 185. The tour featured
recently completed, active, and
planned transportation projects
near or along Highway 50 in the
Rancho Cordova area.
“Our infrastructure in Sacramento County is in dire need of
improvement,” said Bera. “In our
region, nearly 3.4 million trips are
made over structurally deficient
bridges every single day and the
deteriorating state of the levees is
also extremely serious. These improvements need to be made, but
not only will they keep our families
safe, they will also put Californians
back to work and reinvigorate our
economy.”
Bera highlighted the Partnership to Build America Act of 2013
(HR 2084), as a smart way to make
these kinds of needed infrastructure
upgrades. A bipartisan bill Bera has
co-sponsored, the Partnership to
Build America Act, would help pay
Congressman Ami Bera
for our fast-deteriorating infrastructure like roads, bridges, and levees,
without increasing the nation’s debt
or raising taxes. Instead, it gives
companies that bring foreign earnings back to America a tax savings
if they invest in a new, U.S. infrastructure fund. If passed, it would
create significant American jobs in
the short-term and help U.S. competitiveness in the long-term.
The sites Bera visited included:
• Hazel Avenue at State Route 50
Interchange
• Estimated completion 2018 –
50 percent unidentified funds
• Hazel Avenue Phase 1 – American River Bridge
• Completed 2010 – 39 percent
federal funds
• Hazel Avenue Phase 2 (Madi-
son Avenue to US Highway 50)
68 percent federal funds
• SACOG programmed $10m in
regionally-controlled federal funds
towards this project.
• Hazel Avenue Phase 3 (Madison Avenue to US Highway 50)
65 percent unidentified funds
• Fair Oaks Blvd Safety Improvements Project
federal funds
• Watt Ave @ US 50 Interchange
12 percent federal funds
• SACOG programmed a total
of $18.4m in funds towards this
project a combination of regionally
controlled federal funds and State
Bond funds.
• The project was also an example of a strong partnership between
SACOG, SacDOT, and the Sacramento Transportation Authority to
prepare a final funding package.
• Watt Ave Light Rail Transit
Grade Separation
federal funds
Congressman Ami Bera, M.D.
represents Sacramento County.
For more updates on Rep. Bera
visit http://www.bera.house.gov.
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Assembly Select Committee Pursues Revitalizing Established Communities
Senator Ken Cooley
SACRAMENTO,
CA
(MPG)
– Wednesday, August 28,
Assemblyman
Ken
Cooley
chaired the first hearing of the
Assembly Select Committee on
Community and Neighborhood
Development. The ten member,
bi-partisan committee heard from
policy and administrative experts
who spoke about the impacts
of suburban sprawl on our
metropolitan areas, and funding
needs to help revitalize our aging
communities.
“As metropolitan areas grow,
it’s important that we do not
forget about the needs of our
older communities, and help
keep them desirable places to live
that can attract jobs and private
sector investment,” said Cooley.
“We moved to our neighborhood
because we liked what was there.
Now, some of our older areas
are faced with quality of life
challenges that stand as barriers to
community revitalization.”
During the hearing, Bill Fulton,
Planning Director for the City
of San Diego and past Mayor of
Ventura, noted that infrastructure
and amenities in communities
that most people would consider
newer are nearing 20 years old.
“State infrastructure bonds and
redevelopment funds have helped
aging communities improve
themselves, but are becoming
more difficult to get,” Fulton said.
“Community facilities, like parks
and libraries, need to meet certain
expectations in order to make
older communities desirable.
Without funding to maintain
and revitalize them, they often
fall below that level of what the
community wants.”
Juan Matute, Director of
the UCLA Local Climate
Change Initiative, highlighted
the challenges older cities and
first tier suburbs face with a
greater need for community
development funding and fewer
tools to stay competitive with new
neighborhood developments.
Matute presented a recent paper
highlighting that financial tools in
the local government toolkit have
evolved across the last 40 years
and concluding the tools currently
in the toolkit have not kept up with
today’s desire for more compact,
less auto-dependent communities.
The loss of redevelopment
agencies in California in 2012
removed a vital tool from local
governments’ toolkit. Although
some tools still remain—including
general
obligation
bonds,
infrastructure financing districts
and assessment districts—local
governments in California lack a
dependable financing mechanism
that can be consistently used
for infill, infrastructure, and
redevelopment.
“People want to see their
neighborhoods improved, and
aging communities are depending
on us to figure out a solution
to shape the next half-century
of revitalization for established
communities,” said Cooley. “I
think we realize that not every tool
is good for every community. We
have to set politics aside and give
California’s cities and counties
the financing tools they need to
attract private investors and spur
the redevelopment that’s good for
them.”
Assemblyman Ken Cooley
represents the 8th Assembly
District.
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Never, Ever Forget
Page 4
The Independent
September 13, 2013
Commentary by
Paul V. Scholl, Publisher
The Call
It was a very deep sleep. After working a long night and
into the early morning hours, I
was out hard.
The telephone kept ringing
and ringing. “Hello”.
“Are you watching the TV?
You are not going to believe
what’s happening.”
They knew I traveled often to
New York City to teach classes,
going there three to four times
a year for week-long trips.
They knew I had many friends
and students there.
The first televised scenes
were absolutely awful, knowing how many people in my
life lived near the scene and
worked within just a few blocks
of the Twin towers.
As I watched the atrocity unfold with the rest of the
world I thought I was watching
friends being burned to death. I
thought I was watching people
I loved and cared for deeply
being crushed under the weight
of those falling buildings.
As with the rest of the nation, the thoughts were that
there are ten of thousands of
people in those buildings right
now! That they weren’t filled
with workers that morning is
in itself a miracle.
Days went by wondering
who had been killed or in the
very least deeply affected by
the act of war. Unable to reach
anyone by telephone, it was sit,
and wait, and pray.
Some of my friends were
emergency workers and were
on the scene at Ground Zero. It
took months for them to even be
able to talk about it. They were
never the same, with “life” being taken out of them. Those
One last look of the Twin Towers and the New York City skyline from the Staten Island Ferry just a few months prior to 9/11. Photo by Paul V. Scholl
relationships are all but gone.
In May of the following year
I made one more trip to New
York to offer my grief counseling services to any and all
friends and students. We had a
few group sessions where the
impact of that day was as certain as an Upper Eastside rush
hour.
For about two years prior to
9/11 I had recurring dreams
where I was in a large city,
covered in soot and smoke and
could feel the rumbling of the
street under me. I was helping
someone who was traumatized
from an accident or something.
I had thought it was a future
scene from being in San Francisco after a big earthquake.
That seemed plausible, as I
Grieving New Yorkers and visitors honored the fallen at the memorial walls surrounding Ground Zero over the following months. I read through every name on the list searching for the names of friends. A miracle, not one was
listed. Photo by Paul V. Scholl
had been through a number of
California quakes, including
the last big one in 1989. I must
have had the dream two dozen
times, the same dream, over
and over.
After 9/11 those dreams
stopped. It was then I realized I had witnessed the horror
through the eyes of my friends
months in advance.
One of my friends, John, a
steward on one of the Staten
Island ferries, met with me
for lunch many years later in
downtown Sacramento. He
was on his way to moving permanently to Seattle. To hear
his story of being on the ferry
in the middle of the bay watching the towers as they fell
was beyond moving. He just
couldn’t take living in the City
anymore.
This day in history seems
now to be a footnote. To me,
it’s personal. It was the day
the world changed forever, and
not for the good. It is one of
the driving forces that leads
me to bring commentary to
the readers of my newspapers
that hopefully educates them
to what is really happening in
our country and what is being
done by our government to restrict the populace of our great
nation.. All in the name of terrorism.
Our country is asleep. SAFE
is killing us. The patriot is the
enemy and the enemy is glorified. The game continues. There
is more than one “blue pill”.
We stop looking for the truth
a change from this path of a
rotting nation and become better neighbors, co-workers and
friends.
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STATEPOINT CROSSWORD • THE EIGHTIES
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Dear Dave,
My wife and I make together
about $100,000 a year, almost
$50,000 in an IRA and no
debt except for our home. The
problem is I’ve had several
health issues lately, and we’ve
diverted a lot of money we’d put
into saving and investing toward
medical bills. We also have two
kids in high school who want to
go to college. Do you think we
should cash out the IRA to help
send our boys to school?
– Jeff
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Dear Jeff,
You guys make $100,000,
and expenses at a good instate school would be roughly
$17,000 a year. If I were you, I’d
trim the household budget and
make the kids get to work. Look
around and see what you can
sell, too. There’s no reason you
all can’t pull together and cash
flow an education for these guys.
Providing an education for
your kids is a noble pursuit, but
you’re low on money right now
because of health problems and
medical bills. You didn’t do
anything wrong to create this
scenario. It was just a case of life
happening. So, you shouldn’t
feel ashamed to sit down with
your kids and say, “Okay,
serious talk time. You guys
know what’s happened recently,
so if you want to go to college,
you need find a good, affordable
institution and start applying for
every available scholarship. You
also need to plan on working
after school and on weekends
- now and when you’re off at
college - and saving money like
crazy. Your mom and I will help
out some, but we all have to pull
together to make this happen.”
There’s a better way to do
this than borrowing money and
going into debt. There will be
times when it’s not easy, but
walking around with student
loans hanging over your head
- or nothing set aside for
retirement - is no fun, either!
- Dave
Big Car Debt,
Small Income
Dear Dave,
My mom has about $35,000
worth of debt from a $17,000
car and $18,000 in student loans.
She makes $20,000 a year. How
can she get out of this mess?
- Christina
find her a little $2,000 beater to
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better car.
Remember this simple rule:
Never buy a car that costs more
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Also, never go into debt to buy
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depreciating.
We also have an income
issue here. Your mom has to do
something in the short term to
get her income up and pay off
debt. A part-time job nights and
weekends would be a really good
idea. Then, she needs to address
her long-term situation with an
eye toward a decent job. Whether
it’s more formal education or
technical training in a particular
field, she needs to find a career
that will significantly increase
her income.
- Dave
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No one needs a car that’s
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income. That’s just ridiculous.
If you listen to me on the radio,
I’m sure you’ve already heard
me say what I’m about to say
now—sell the car! That will get
rid of almost half her debt, then
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENTS
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
#FBNF2013-06371. Michael Horrell, 1060 41st St.,
Sacramento, CA 95819 is doing business under the
Fictitious Business Name “Apollo Real Estate Group”
at 1060 41st St., Sacramento, CA 95819. Filed with
the Clerk of Sacramento County on August 8, 2013.
Publish: August 21, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 2013.
APOLLO
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06381.DanielA.Maczko,9051Bramble
Trail Way, Sacramento, 95826 is doing business
under the Fictitious Business Name “Bamco” at 9051
Bramble Trail Way, Sacramento, 95826. Filed with
BAMCO
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06419. Tamika December Edwards,
2031 Wright St., Apt. 10, Sacramento, CA 95825
is doing business under the Fictitious Business
Name “Miko Ward Dance Studio” at 2730 Arden
Way, No. 13, Sacramento, CA 95825. Filed with
MIKOWA
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06382. Kimberly Haines, 7867 La
Rivera Dr., Apt. 152, Sacramento, CA 95826 is
doing business under the Fictitious Business Name
“Pampered Pet Salon and Boutique” at 6610 FolsomAuburn Rd., Ste. 10, Folsom, CA 95630. Filed with
PAMPER
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06173. Anthony Raymond Vasseli,
4108 California Ave., Carmichael, CA 95608 is
doing business under the Fictitious Business
Name “Ray Vas” at 4108 California Ave.,
Carmichael, CA 95608. Filed with the Clerk
of Sacramento County on August 1, 2013.
RAYVAS
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06372. Red Door Realty Inc.,
1060 41st St., Sacramento, CA 95819 is doing
business under the Fictitious Business Name
“Red Door Servicing Company” at 1060 41st
St., Sacramento, CA 95819. Filed with the
Clerk of Sacramento County on August 8, 2013.
REDDOOR
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-02905. Nina Burnside, 8345
Yermo Way, Sacramento, CA 95828 is doing
“Soul Legacy Entertainment” at 4350 Pell Dr.,
Ste. 47, Sacramento, CA 95814. Filed with the
Clerk of Sacramento County on April 8, 2013.
SOULLE
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06163. Jessica Singer, 6830 Walerga
Rd., No. 87, Sacramento, CA 95842 is doing
“Swept A-Way Housekeeping” at 6830 Walerga
Rd., No. 87, Sacramento, CA 95842. Filed with the
SWEPTA
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-05352. Randall R. Huleva and Tamra
L. Huleva, 6225 Oak Valley Ln., Citrus Heights,
CA 95621 is doing business under the Fictitious
Business Name “Your Virtual Small Office” at 6225
Oak Valley Ln., Citrus Heights, CA 95621. Filed with
the Clerk of Sacramento County on July 1, 2013.
YOURVI
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06469. Jesus Barragan Nunez, 5525
Cedar Creek Way, Citrus Heights, CA 95610 is
doing business under the Fictitious Business Name
“Chuy-S Landscaping Service” at 5525 Cedar Creek
Way, Citrus Heights, CA 95610. Filed with the
CHUY-S
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06273. Krystina Kalapothakos,
4933 Kenneth Ave., Fair Oaks, CA 95628 is
Name “Kouzounas Kitchen” at 4933 Kenneth
Ave., Fair Oaks, CA 95628. Filed with the Clerk
KOUZOU
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06529. Ronald K. Coe, 2013 Benita
Dr., No. 2, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 is doing
“Aaron M. Powers” at 2013 Benita Dr., No. 2,
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670. Filed with the
AARONM
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06457. Marlene Belasco, 446 Mariner
Point Way, Sacramento, CA 95831 is doing
business under the Fictitious Business Name “MBR
Enterprises and MBR Consulting” at 446 Mariner
Point Way, Sacramento, CA 95831. Filed with the
MBRENT
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06222. Amandeep Johal, 8240
Grisham Way, Elk Grove, CA 95758 is doing
“Smoke Shop” at 1441 Meadowview Rd., Ste.
106, Sacramento, CA 95832. Filed with the
SMOKES
130902
9-11-13
#FBNF2013-06271. Cindy Tran, 8656 West
Wing Dr., Elk Grove, CA 95758 and Xuan Tran
Reid, 4070 Archean Way, Sacramento, CA
95823 are doing business under the Fictitious
Business Name “Top Nails” at 6668 Valley Hi
Dr., Sacramento, CA 95823. Filed with the
TOPNAIL
130902
9-11-13
September 13, 2013
LEGAL ADVERTISING
Carmichael Times Adjudicated For and By the County of Sacramento, Adjudication No. 317294–February 7, 1984
Rancho Cordova Independent Adjudicated For and By the County of Sacramento, Adjudication No. 195380–September 18, 1969
#FBNF2013-06172. Bryant Otter, 6970 Pampas
Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 doing business under the
Fictitious Business Name “A Autos Driving School” at
6970 Pampas Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628. Filed with
Publish: August 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 2013.
AAUTOD
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06641. Alda Mae Gray, 6910 Rawley
Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757 doing business under the
Fictitious Business Name “All Ago Travel” at 6910
Rawley Way, Elk Grove, CA 95757. Filed with the
ALLAGO
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06722. Keisha Nicole Green, 3 Sego
Ct., Sacramento, CA 95835 is doing business under
the Fictitious Business Name “Basking in Baskets”
at 3 Sego Ct., Sacramento, CA 95835. Filed with the
BASKING
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06186. Nooriya F. Mamoor, 4903
Alterra Way, Sacramento, CA 95835 is doing
“Christian Montessori School” at 1827 Markston
Rd., Sacramento, CA 95825. Filed with the
CHRIS
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06024.
Abraham
Mthandazo
Nyoka, 9435 Soaring Oaks Dr., Elk Grove, CA
95758 is doing business under the Fictitious
Business Name “ComServe” at 9435 Soaring
Oaks Dr., Elk Grove, CA 95758. Filed with the
Clerk of Sacramento County on July 29, 2013.
Publish: August, 28, Sept. 4, 11, 18, 2013
COMSER
130903
9-1813
#FBNF2013-06265.
David Welborn, 7561
Kilarney Lane, No. 258, Citrus Heights, CA 95610
Name “Driven Venture” at 7561 Kilarney Lane,
No. 258, Citrus Heights, CA 95610. Filed with the
DRIVEN
1300903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06656. David Schmidt and Deborah
Schmidt, 5147 Ridgegate Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628
are doing business under the Fictitious Business
Name “Focused Business Solutions” at 5147
Ridgegate Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628. Filed with the
FOCUS
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06537. Robert Vick, 1797 San
Leandro Ct., Las Cruces, NM 88005 is doing
“Hazel Mini Stor” at 6108 Hazel Avenue,
Orangevale, CA 95662. Filed with the Clerk
HAZELM
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06317.
Karuna Xela Diggins,
3301 O’Farrell Dr., Sacramento, CA 95815 is
Name “KDesigns” at 3301 O’Farrell Dr.,
Sacramento, CA 95815. Filed with the Clerk
KDESIGN
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06246. Rachel Pool, 1523 Hood
Rd., No. A, Sacramento, CA 95825 is doing
“Mrs. Dance Floors” at 1523 Hood Rd., No. A,
MRSDAN
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06626. Duc V. Nguyen, 1060 Thornhill
Ln., Lincoln, CA 95648 is doing business under the
Fictitious Business Name “Phoenix Nails” at 3535
Elverta Rd., Ste. D, Antelope, CA 95843. Filed with
PHOENIX
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06100. Romanian Group Holdings
LLC, 5848 Gibbons Dr., Carmichael, CA 95608
Name “Romanian Investment Group 1” at 5848
Gibbons Dr., Carmichael, CA 95608. Filed with
the Clerk of Sacramento County on July 31, 2013.
ROMANI
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06025.
Steven Pagano, 241
N. 10th St., No. 6, Sacramento, CA 95811 is
Name “StevenPagano.Com” at 241 N. 10th St.,
No. 6, Sacramento, CA 95811. Filed with the
PAGANO
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-05965. Yong Huo Li and Neng Li,
7012 Hogan Dr., Sacramento, CA 95822 are doing
“Yong Hou Li and Neng Li, Gen Ptr” at 7465 Rush
River Dr., Sacramento, CA 95831. Filed with the
YONGHUO
130903
9-18-13
#FBNF2013-06675. Pavlo Radetskyy, 6222
Rio Linda Blvd., Rio Linda, CA 95673 is doing
“AP Lawn Service & Landscaping” at 6222 Rio
Linda Blvd., Rio Linda, CA 95673. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
APLAWN
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06863.
Jason M. Cotter and
Justin H. Davis, 7473 Holworthy Way, No.
332 Sacramento, CA 95842 is doing business
under the Fictitious Business Name “Arlington
Brothers” at 7473 Holworthy Way, No. 332
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
ARLING 130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06846. Angela D. Harris, 9029 El
Cajon Way, No. 1, Sacramento, CA 95826 is
Name “Change Aim” at 9029 El Cajon Way, No.
1, Sacramento, CA 95826. Filed with the Clerk
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
NORCAL
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06174. Van Thi Thu Nguyen,
7320 14th Ave., Sacramento, CA 95820, is
Name “Don’s Upholstery” at 7320 14th Ave.,
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
DONSUPH
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06411. Sherry Ramos, 8168 Kaula
Dr., Fair Oaks, CA 95628 is doing business under
the Fictitious Business Name “Lucky Wear” at 8168
Kaula Dr., Fair Oaks, CA 95628. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
LUCKYW
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06855. David Brink, 102 Ruth Ct.,
Folsom, CA 95630 is doing business under the
Fictitious Business Name “NorCal Millwork” at
102 Ruth Ct., Folsom, CA 95630. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
NORCAL
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06807.
Altahan International
Enterprise, Inc., 5711 Florin Perkins Rd., Unit
D, Sacramento, CA 95828 is doing business
under the Fictitious Business Name “Payless
Wireless” at 9655 Elk Grove-Florin Rd., Ste.
4, Elk Grove, CA 95624. Filed with the Clerk
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
PAYLESS
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06386. All American Championship
Sports LLC, 1980 Tarbolton Cir., Folsom, CA
95630 is doing business under the Fictitious
Business Name “Super Series West” at 1980
Tarbolton Cir., Folsom, CA 95630. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
SUPERS
130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06557. Alan Thrall, 3216 61st., St.,
FictitiousBusinessName“UntamedStrength”at5859
Rosebud Ln., Sacramento, CA 95841. Filed with
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
UNTAMED 130904
9-25-13
#FBNF2013-06490. Jonathan Robbins, 4800
Trona Way, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 is doing
“Greenhouse Guy Supply” at 7621 Fair Oaks
Blvd., Carmichael, CA 956008. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
GREENH
131001
10-2-13
#FBNF2013-06508.
Mark Perlberger, 5716
Callister Ave., Sacramento, CA 95819 is doing
“Halbear Enterprises” at 5716 Callister Ave.,
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
HALBEAR
131001
10-2-13
#FBNF2013-06957. Gurrattan S. Aujla, 7795
Dersingham Dr., Sacramento, CA 95829 is doing
“Lovely Ice Cream” at 7795 Dersingham Dr.,
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
LOVELY
131001
10-2-13
FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS
NAME
STATEMENT #FBNF2013-06937. Karen K.
Snoke, 393 Florin Rd., No. 64, Sacramento,
CA 95831 is doing business under the Fictitious
Business Name “Married To Massage” at 902
21st St., Sacramento, CA 95816. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
MARRIED
131001
10-2-13
#FBNF2013-07075.
Stephanie Matthews,
10758 Westerly Dr., Mather, CA 95655 is
Name “Stephie’s Daycare” at 10758 Westerly
Dr., Mather, CA 95655. Filed with the Clerk of
Sacramento County on September 6, 2013.
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
STEPHIE
131001
10-2-13
#FBNF2013-06869. Joshua Kretchman, 2401 U St.,
Fictitious Business Name “Treepoint Real Estate” at
2401 U St., Sacramento, CA 95818. Filed with the
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
TREEPT
131001
10-2-13
#FBNF2013-06739. Bonny G. Scheier, 3625
Keswick Way, Sacramento, CA 95826 is doing
“VF Custom Promos” at 3625 Keswick Way,
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
VFCUST
131001
10-2-13
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT A MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLARATION
for the LOS RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT, Sacramento County, California
The Los Rios Community College District announces the availability of a
Mitigated Negative Declaration considering development of the new Folsom
Lake College: Rancho Cordova Center situated on the west and east side of
Paseo Drive, just north of Folsom Boulevard and approximately one half (0.5)
mile north of Highway 50 in Rancho Cordova, California.
The Los Rios Community College District is proposing to construct a new
Folsom Lake College: Rancho Cordova Center consisting of three (3) new
classroom buildings totaling approximately 78,356 square feet in size. The
proposed development will cover approximately 5.66 acres. The proposed
community college is located in Rancho Cordova, California on the west and
east side of Paseo Drive, just north of Folsom Boulevard and approximately
one half (0.5) mile north of Highway 50. The proposed campus will be located
on Sacramento County Assessor’s Parcel Numbers (APN) 076-0213-003
thru -005, 076-0213-011 & -012, 076-0212-008, 076-0212-011 thru -015, &
-0117. The site is located within Section 34 of Township 9 North, Range 6
East of the Carmichael Quadrangle, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.
The Los Rios Community College District has reviewed the proposed
project and determined that there are no significant environmental impacts
associated with this project. The proposed Mitigated Negative Declaration
has been prepared pursuant to Title 14, Chapter 3, Section 15070 of the
California Code of Regulations.
The comment period opens on August 20, 2013 and closes on September 20,
2013. All comments must be received by 5:00 PM on September 20, 2013.
Please send your comments to the following:
Daniel E. Kramer, Project Geologist
Neil O. Anderson and Associates
902 Industrial Way
Lodi, California 95240
Phone: (209) 367-3701
Email: daniel.kramer@noanderson.com
Comments may be submitted by the same deadline by facsimile to: (209)
333-8303. Please provide your name and an address or telephone number
where you may be contacted. Comments may also be provided at the public
hearing on the project, scheduled for 4:00 p.m. on September 19, 2013 at the
Los Rios Community College District office located at 3753 Bradview Drive in
Sacramento, CA 95827.
The proposed Mitigated Negative Declaration and related documents will be
available for review at the following location:
Los Rios Community College District
3753 Bradview Drive
Sacramento, California 95827
ABANDONMENT OF USE OF
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT
OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME FILE
#FBNF2011-01670.
The following person(s) have abandoned
the use of the FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
of Q & V Nails, 6668 Valley Hi Dr., Sacramento,
CA 95823. Cindy Tran, 8656 West Wing Dr.,
Elk Grove, CA 95758 and Xuan Tran Reid,
4070 Archean Way, Sacramento, CA 95823.
The Fictitious Business Name Statement was filed
on February 22, 2011 in the County of Sacramento.
Abandonment filed with the Clerk
of Sacramento on August 6, 2013.
Q&NNAILS
130902
9-11-13
STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT
OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
FILE #FBNF2010-05198.
The following person has abandoned the
use of the FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
of VF Custom Promos, 3625 Keswick Way,
Sacramento, CA 95826. Victor J. Fleck,
3625 Keswick Way, Sacramento, CA 95826.
The Fictitious Business Name Statement was
filed on June 7, 2010, in the County of Sacramento.
Abandonment filed with the Clerk
of Sacramento on August 22, 2013.
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
VFCUST
131001
10-2-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00148248
WHEREAS, Katrinka B. Sale has filed a
petition with this court for a decree changing the
name of Katrinka Belle Sale to Katrinka Belle Feld.
IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested in
the above entitled matter appear before this court at
9:00 a.m. on September 25, 2013, in Department 54,
located at 800 Ninth Street, Third Floor, Sacramento,
CA 95814, and show cause, if any, why the petition
for Change of Name should not be granted.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of
this Order to Show Cause be published in the
Carmichael Times, a newspaper of general
circulation, printed in Sacramento County,
California, once a week for four consecutive weeks
prior to the date set for hearing on the petition.
Dated: August 7, 2013
Raymond M. Cadei
Judge of the Superior Court
KAFELD
130902
9-11-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00148764
WHEREAS, De Andre Rashad Brown has filed a
petition with this court for a decree changing the name
ofDeAndreRashadBrowntoDeAndreJulesRashad.
the above entitled matter appear before this court
at 9:00 a.m. on October 3, 2013, in Department 54,
Raymond M. Cadei
DEANDRE
130902
9-11-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00147280
WHEREAS, Jamie Hicks has filed a petition
with this court for a decree changing the name
of Lillian Elaine Bryant to Lillian Elaine Hicks.
Dated: July 24, 2013
Raymond M. Cadei
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130902
9-11-13
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
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WHEREAS, Betsy Carol Milberg has filed a
name of Betsy Carol Milberg to Betsy Carol Tellock.
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MILBERG
130903
9-18-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00146920
WHEREAS, Andre’la Hudson has filed a petition
with this court for a decree changing the name of
Andre’la Hudson to Regime Nicoli Mari Isaac.
Raymond M. Cadei
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
HUDSON
130904
9-25-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00149738
WHEREAS, Angela Jo Hacker has filed a petition
with this court for a decree changing the name of
Cassidy Autumn Hacker to Cassidy Autumn Medina.
Raymond M. Cadei
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
HACKER
130904
9-25-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00149770
WHEREAS, Brianna Marie Purser has filed a
petition with this court for a decree changing the name
of Brianna Marie Purser to Brianna Marie Maddy.
Raymond M. Cadei
Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, 2013.
PURSER
130904
9-25-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00149144
WHEREAS, Arleen Joy Bautista Reyes
has filed a petition with this court for a
decree changing the name of Arleen Joy
Bautista Reyes to Arleen Joy Reyes Estaris.
the above entitled matter appear before this court
at 2:00 p.m. on October 9, 2013, in Department 53,
David I. Brown
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
ESTARIS
131001
10-2-13
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00150187
WHEREAS, Carlotta Sembrano Soyangco
has filed a petition with this court for a decree
changing the name of Carlotta Sembrano
Soyangco to Ty Sembrano Soyangco.
2:00 p.m. on October 23, 2013, in Department 53,
Dated: September 4, 2013
David I. Brown
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
TYSEMB
131001
10-2-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00150197
WHEREAS, Timothy James ONeill and Ivy
Goessens Long have filed a petition with this
court for a decree changing the name of Tristan
Chance R. Long to Cameron James R. ONeill.
Dated: September 4, 2013
David I. Brown
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
ONEILL
131001
10-2-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00149301
WHEREAS, Jason John Vetter has filed a
name of Jason John Vetter to Jason John Repucci.
David I. Brown
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
VETTER
131001
10-2-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
CHANGE OF NAME
#34-2013-00149775
WHEREAS, Yu Yang has filed a petition with this
court for a decree changing the names of Yu Yang
to Cindy Ngo and Joseph Ngo Tran to Joseph Ngo.
David I. Brown
Publish: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2, 2013.
YUYANG
131001
10-2-13
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September 13, 2013
POPPOFF!
“Step on a Crack ...”
By Rancho Cordova Resident
Bob McGarvey
Rancho Cordova, Ca
(MPG) – Until around the time
of the industrial revolution,
sidewalks didn’t actually exist in
most cities. But, at least we know
which came first: the sidewalk
before the crack.
When did not stepping on
the crack become so important?
I don’t know, but you were
probably very young when you
first learned about its importance.
That quickly turned some walks
down a street into a game to see if
you could reach your destination
without “breaking your mother’s
back.” There were others, of
course, who would walk on as
many cracks as possible to defy
fate. I did a little research (very
little), but haven’t found the
origin of the superstition and
probably never will. The only
thing I am sure of is that stepping
on a crack didn’t have anything
to do with the decision of your
City Council to table the item
about who will pay to fix City
sidewalks.
It was quite interesting how
many news media attended our
City Council meeting last week
when we talked about property
owners paying for sidewalk
repair in front of their homes.
As I said in last week’s column,
there are some cities that have
already applied such ordinances,
and the California Streets
and Highways Code sections
5610 and 5611 actually went
into effect in 1941. Bu,t after
studying the information we
received, listening to the people
at the meeting, receiving phone
calls and emails, and discussing
the various options, we decided
to table the item with no set
time for the future. Thank you
for letting us know that you are
paying attention . . . as usual.
Speaking
about
things
cracking, during the last three
days of legislation in 2013,
any and all legislation is being
jammed together by the authors,
sponsors, and co-sponsors of the
bills that may have a chance of
getting to the Governor’s desk
this year. So, by the time you
read this column, we may have
an idea of what may become law
next year. Of the many things
that we won’t know, we won’t
know which bills the Governor
may veto or sign. There may be
a bill which could give the four
new cities in Riverside County
a future. It will allow them to
continue as cities by giving them
back the amount of revenue they
need to be financially viable.
The City of Sacramento
was the first city to officially
incorporate in California in 1850.
Subsequently, up until 1993,
470 communities incorporated
as cities or towns. Simple math
shows that there were 3.3 new
cities every year in California.
Since January 1993, there have
only been 12 new cities in the
whole state because of the
revenue neutrality tax that went
into effect in 1993. Rancho
Cordova was the newest city in
California in five years because
of the legislation that was added
to another bill as a rider during
the last hour of the last day of
legislation in 1992. What cracked
after 1993 were the many voices
of the people who also wanted
their communities to become
cities.
The legislation that the State
has been able to push through
over the years continues to
negatively affect local control of
cities. To mention just a few of
the takeaways: after the revenue
neutrality tax stopped most
incorporations, the State has
removed redevelopment, took
vehicle license fee revenue from
the few cities that were able to
incorporate, and SB 7 was passed
through the State Senate and
Assembly which will undermine
the constitutional authority of
the State’s charter cities. While
Rancho Cordova is a general
law city and SB 7 “only” affects
charter cities today, the State’s
continued “cracking” the rights of
the people will only open the door
of State control even more. We all
need to keep our eyes open as to
what the State plans to do next to
negatively affect local control.
From
Councilman
Bob
McGarvey, God bless, and see
you next time.
Page 9
with Mary Jane Popp
Cynical, argumentative, frugal,
cautious.
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THE NOSE
KNOWS
Can a mere sniff make a diff…
a difference that is? What would
you say if I told you that without your sniffer, there would be
virtually no taste? Sounds freaky
doesn’t it, but it’s absolutely true!
And now, you can take it a step
forward with what you crave, and
how it predicts who you are. Dr.
Alan Hirsch, neurologist/psychiatrist and neurological Founder of
the Smell and Taste Research and
Treatment Foundation in Chicago,
shares information that can really
tell us about us in “What Flavor
is Your Personality” and “What is
Your Food Sign.”
I don’t know about you, but
I am a real ice cream buff, so I
thought it would be fun for Dr.
Hirsch to give us some stats on the
flavors. These are the flavors with
which they have done research. So
pick out your favorite flavor, and
discover your personality traits !!!
VANILLA: Impulsive, easily suggestible, idealist.
CHOCOLATE: Self-absorbed,
dramatic, lively, charming, flirtatious, seductive, gullible.
VERY BERRY STRAWBERRY:
Dependent, nonthreatening, follower more than leader.
MINT CHOCOLATE CHIP:
PRALINES ‘N CREAM:
Loving, supportive, avoids the
spotlight.
J A M O C A ( i . e . c o ff e e ) :
Scrupulous, conscientious,
moral perfectionists.
CHOCOLATE CHIP: Generous,
competent, a go getter.
RAINBOW SHERBET:
Analytic, decisive, skeptical.
ROCKY ROAD: Engaging, good
listener, aggressive.
I’ve got to tell you when he
asked me what flavor I liked best,
it was difficult since I love every
ice cream flavor conceived. I did
succumb to the Rocky road or the
straight chocolate, but I think the
Rocky road fits me best. But then I
love vanilla as long as I can slather
on the chocolate syrup and whip
cream!!! So, on to the world of
snacks. We all love ‘em. Here are
the ones he asked me to ponder.
POTATO CHIPS: Those who
love potato chips are ambitious,
successful, high achievers.
TORTILLA CHIPS: A perfectionist, always with the highest
expectations of themselves.
PRETZELS: Lively and energetic. Those who prefer pretzels
crave novelty and easily become
bored by the usual routine.
SNACK
CRACKERS:
Contemplative, thoughtful,
logic rather than intuitively oriented. Decisions are reasoned
and not based on emotions.
C HEESE CURLS: Formal,
always proper, conscientious,
principled. The cheese curls
lover maintains high moral
ground with their family, work,
and romantic partners.
MEAT SNACKS: Gregarious,
social. The meat snack lover is
at their best amidst the company
of others.
Alright, you got me! Let me at
those potato chips! I am not pushing one brand over another, but I
do love Lay’s Potato Chips, and
it’s true, I can’t have just one. It’s
more like a whole bag goes down
at a sitting! Yes, the big one! Hey, I
have to have some bad habits too.
Anyway, Dr. Alan Hirsch has
a lot more to say about our taste
preferences in his two books
“What Flavor is Your Personality”
and “What is Your Food Sign.”
If you would like to know more
about why we prefer what we
do, check out www.smellandtaste.org or www.scienceofsmell.
com. Maybe next time when I
have Dr. Hirsch on my POPPOFF
Radio Show, I will ask him why
hot cinnamon rolls trigger a sexual response. Got your attention
now, don’t I? Till next time, happy
snacking!!!
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The Independent
September 13, 2013
Riley
Reviews
shows may be two of the best
new series on the schedule.
Part of the FOX strategy is to
create a strong comedy block
on Tuesday nights, leading off
with the half-hour new series
“Dads” and “Brooklyn NineNine” during the eight o’clock
hour and ending with returning
comedies “New Girl” and “The
Mindy Project.”
Unlike the practice of the
other major networks to launch
new series during the traditional
Nielsen week starting September
23rd, FOX begins a week earlier,
so look for the new Tuesday
night comedy block to premiere
on September 17th.
The spirit of “Barney Miller”
lives within the new comedy
“Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” set in
the police workplace where a
diverse group of colleagues get
a new captain, Andre Braugher’s
Ray Holt, with a lot to prove in
a far-flung district in the New
York borough of Brooklyn.
Evident from the pilot
episode, the key to the mayhem
in the Brooklyn precinct is
Andy Samberg’s Detective Jake
COMEDY LOOMS
LARGE FOR FOX
NETWORK SERIES IN
FALL TV SEASON
A Special Article
by Tim Riley
“Dying is easy. Comedy is
hard.” This maxim has been
around for some time, and it bears
a lot of truth about the difficulty
of launching successful comedy
series on network television.
Peter O’Toole’s washed-up
actor Alan Swann uttered these
words in the 1982 film “My
Favorite Year.” The famous
quote has been attributed to many,
from Edmund Kean to Groucho
Marx and Joseph Stalin, though
the murderous Russian tyrant is
an unlikely source of humor.
New comedy series are a big
part of the landscape for the FOX
network this fall, and yet when
speaking to TV critics during the
recent press tour, Kevin Reilly,
president of Fox Entertainment,
had not much to say, other than
to answer critical questions about
“Dads.”
In fairness, Reilly did lump the
comedy “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
with the mystery-adventure
drama “Sleepy Hollow,” noting
how “surefooted these two
shows are right now, right out of
the gate.”
Well, this was a rare occasion
when a TV network executive
was not engaging in hyperbole or
deception. The aforementioned
A-10
IB: Tough program tops is tops in class
From the front
knowing and works to connect
students’ learning across subjects.
Students must also complete
150 hours of Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) over their
two years in the program. CAS
helps students learn through
experience.
Examples of CAS projects
include coaching sports, teach-
ing other students to play an
instrument, and performing
community service.
The third requirement of the
DP Core is the Extended Essay.
Students must complete a college level research paper on a
topic of their choice.
Students are paired with a
mentor teacher throughout this
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Peralta, a gifted investigator with actors Martin Mull and Peter
the best arrest record among his Riegert, playing their dads, may
colleagues, but also a carefree not save this show from early
goofball studiously oblivious to demise.
Another comedy, not scheduled
the usual norms.
A stickler for rules and until later in the fall season,
regulations, Captain Holt’s arrival is “Enlisted,” an irreverent
as the commanding officer at the military-themed comedy (shades
Nine-Nine precinct puts a crimp of “M.A.S.H.”) about three
in Detective Peralta’s jocular brothers on a small Army base in
style, attempting to force him to Florida and the group of misfits
now follow standard decorum who surround them.
Geoff Stults is the natural born
and even wear a tie to work.
Samberg is hilarious in his leader, Sergeant Pete Hill, who
efforts to not-so-subtly undermine was on a path for a huge military
authority while continuing to be career until one mistake overseas
an outstanding police officer, and got him booted stateside, where
his eagerness to nab crooks is his two younger brothers are
fueled by a dogged competition stationed.
With its goofy, sarcastic
with his comely colleague,
Detective Amy Santiago (Melissa sensibilities, “Enlisted” looks
like a potential winner. It may
Fumero).
The ensemble comedy features even shape up to have some of
interesting characters, such as Joe the Army humor reminiscent of
Lo Truglio’s Detective Charles “Sgt. Bilko,” the great vintage
Boyle, a brilliant but bumbling TV series starring Phil Silvers,
workhorse who pines for the not the middling Steve Martin
abrasive, opinionated Detective movie of the same title.
The FOX team gave us a
Rosa Diaz (Stephanie Beatriz),
with whom he stands no chance military cap emblazoned with
the title of the show, but this
at all.
Chelsea Peretti is the eccentric small gift has not affected my
and self-absorbed civilian officer judgment on “Enlisted.” I just
manager Gina Linetti, and the tell you this as a matter of full
always wonderful Terry Crews disclosure.
Now that we have run down
is Sergeant Jeffords, a linebacker
of a man who lost his nerve after the list of new comedies, let’s
his wife had baby twin girls focus on a show of a different
nature, one that Kevin Reilly
named Cagney and Lacey.
I predict “Brooklyn Nine- rightly described as a winner
Nine” isGrapevine
FOX’s newIndependent
comedy hit, • August
“right out
of the gate.”
9, 2013
That show, to premiere on
but Kevin Reilly spent precious
time at the press conference Monday, September 16, before
defending some offensive aspects being moved to a Friday night
of “Dads,” another comedy from slot, is “Sleepy Hollow,”
a modern-day version of
the creators of “Family Guy.”
Seth Green and Giovanni Washington Irving’s classic
Ribisi are two successful guys novel in which Ichabod Crane
in their mid-30s whose lives get is resurrected and plunged 250
turned upside down when their years into the future.
In the FOX version of “Sleepy
inappropriate and pain-in-theneck patriarchs move in. Gifted Hollow,” Tom Mison’s Ichabod
Crane is a Revolutionary War
hero who is brought back to life
in the contemporary world of the
Hudson Valley, where things are
different than envisioned by the
Founding Fathers.
Revived alongside Ichabod
Crane is the infamous Headless
Horseman who is on a murderous
rampage in the present-day
Village of Sleepy Hollow,
creating a major catastrophe for
the local police force.
Of course, no one believes
Ichabod’s tales of America’s past
and dire warnings about the Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse,
but young cop Abbie Mills
(Nicole Beharie) has had her
own supernatural experiences
and she teams up with Ichabod
to embark on a mission to stop
evil.
Judging by the pilot episode,
“Sleepy Hollow” looks like
it will draw a fan base of the
younger male demographic and
those who enjoy supernatural
mysteries and adventure.
Waiting in the wings for
a midseason replacement is
“Almost Human,” a sciencefiction action-packed police
procedural set 35 years in the
future, when police officers are
partnered with highly evolved
human-like androids.
Karl Urban plays a detective
who survived a horrific attack and
wakes up after a 17-month coma
to find he can’t remember much,
is outfitted with a prosthetic leg
and suffers from mental atrophy
and depression.
Nevertheless,
instead
of
being on disability, he rejoins
the police force, though he
must be partnered, much to his
displeasure, with a robot.
I have not seen a pilot of this
show, but I am already thinking
“Robocop.” We’ll wait and see.
The need is great for loving,
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manent revocation of the license.
Minor Decoy operations
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When the program first began, the violation rate of retail
establishments selling to minors was as high as 40 to 50
percent.
When conducted on a routine basis, the rate has dropped
Minor
decoys, under the diThe penalty teens.
for furnishing
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& pregnant/parenting
rect supervision of police of- alcohol to a minor is a mini-
in some cities to as low as 10
percent.
In 1994, the California Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the use of underage
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The Shoulder Tap program
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If an adult purchases alcohol
for a decoy, the police officers
detain and cite the adult for furnishing alcohol to the minor.
mum $1,000 fine and 24 hours
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Shoulder Tap operations
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Coronado, California – So Close, yet a World Away
By Judy M. Zimmerman
SACRAMENTO REGION,
CA (MPG) - Although Coronado
Island is just two miles from
downtown San Diego, it is a
world away. When you cross
the graceful two-mile bridge to
Coronado, you’ll discover a town
that has preserved its unique
historical culture and a beach that
is rated one of the “Top 10 Family
Beaches in North America.”
Orange Avenue, Coronado’s
one-mile long main street
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all-American village, complete
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picnics in the park.
As you explore the quiet
neighborhoods of tree-lined streets
that fan out from Orange Avenue,
you’ll find a mix of architectural
styles – from preserved Victorians
and craftsman-style bungalows
to Spanish villas and cozy beach
cottages.
Located on 28 oceanfront
acres, the Hotel del Coronado
has been one of the country’s
The Hotel del Coronado. Photo by Judy M. Zimmerman
most prominent beachfront stories to tell.
resorts since it opened in 1888.
Just for fun, take a historic
Affectionately called the “Del”, hotel tour. You’ll be amazed at
the grand Victorian-style hotel the celebrities, presidents and
with its iconic red-shingled roof, princes who have walked the
has a fairytale magic and lots of Grand Dame’s halls.
Across the street from the Del,
and one block from the ocean,
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The (more affordable) Glorietta
Bay Inn is a boutique hotel that
combines old world charm with
contemporary comfort.
Built in 1908 as the mansion
home of the “Sugar Baron “John
D. Spreckels, the inn’s charming
sun-warmed lobby, sitting porch,
and music room complete with
a baby grand piano, offers
spectacular views of the bay. A
fascinating 90-minute walking
tour of Coronado departs three
days a week from the lobby of the
Glorietta Bay Inn.
Bikes can also be rented
to explore the residential
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is a network of 15 miles of flat
paths perfect for biking, jogging,
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to the Coronado Ferry Landing’s
wide selection of specialty shops
and restaurants.
Coronado, with its longtime
Navy presence and housing
communities, has 21 parks
throughout the city–from tiny
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central square at the heart of the
island.
Coronado’s municipal golf
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Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge,
is considered one of the finest
public golf courses in Southern
California.
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over 100 countries and sailed
on more than 65 cruises. Her
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