| DA: Drivers won’t be charged in October bike deaths
And motor vehicles are not going to go away, ever (at least, in our lifetimes) so get over it. Step Three: Treat everyone out there the same way you want to be treated. (Ever heard that before?) If you see someone "out-of-line", treat them with the same deference you would expect to have shown to you. Most of the stuff we flame-off about is insignificant in the long run and doesn't deserve the attention we give it. Get over yourselves. Remember, we're all members of the SAME group: people. "DavidM" (Not verified) Tue, Jan 22, 2008 at 12:30 PM .
Food, wine and music Three Grass Valley celebrations offer taste and ...
Friday evening kicks off festivities with the 3rd Annual Northern Sierra Winter Wine & Food Masquerade, a Mardi Gras food and wine pairing that combines the mystique of a masquerade with the talents of local winemakers and chefs and all set to music.
On Saturday, March 1, the festivities continue with the 7th Annual Foothills Celebration where the charm of historic downtown Grass Valley is combined with a stroll through the streets, while listening to live music and indulging in more scrumptious gourmet food and wine.
Finally, on March 2, Music In The Mountains presents the 1st Annual Foothills Celebration Sunday Brunch, a delicious midday meal accompanied by Paul Perry on piano with a string ensemble held at the new Gold Miners Inn- Holiday Inn Express. Grass Valley pulls together regional talent and parties in style.
Midnight Pass® Unveils Top Holiday Pet Picks at the 2006 HH Backer's ...
Midnight Pass unveiled their top holiday pet picks and best sellers at HH Backer's Pet Industry Christmas 2006 Trade Show held at the Donald E. Stephens convention center in Rosemont (Chicago) IL on October 6th-8th, 2006. Catering to the owners of pampered pets and other discerning clientele, Midnight Pass is a direct marketer and online retailer (www.midnightpass.com), headquartered in Marshfield, MA, offering innovative and exclusive products to thousands of customers worldwide. .
Wayne Henning: Stadium's future rests in hands of city, residents
Roberts Stadium has served our community well for more than 50 years. However, it has become dated and is no longer competitive with similar venues. We have a difficult decision to make about the future of the stadium, and it is a decision that will be made with deliberate thought. .
TriMet security measure sails through committee
TriMet would be obligated to deliver annual reports to the Legislature on crime-prevention efforts along MAX lines, under a bill that passed unanimously Thursday in the Senate Transportation Committee. The legislation, Senate Bill 1074, also provides $200,000 for Gresham to cover the costs of deploying two city police officers patrolling the light-rail lines. The bill moves to the Legislature's joint budget committee. The committee's leaders have not identified the proposal as a funding priority, but the bill's prime sponsor, Sen. Laurie Monnes Anderson, D-Gresham, was optimistic. "I feel we have an actual chance of getting something," she said after her bill sailed through its first legislative hurdle. First TriMet report There's been a public outcry about crime along the MAX lines since the Nov.
|
