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LOCAL NEWS
Grazing dustup brewing in Lode
ARNOLD - A long-simmering dispute over grazing in high-country meadows
will likely flare anew this year when the Stanislaus National Forest
issues a draft plan for renewing four grazing allotments covering roughly
70,000 acres.
Calaveras Community Foundations Donates Nearly
$20,000 To Organizations
Water content is up from last year
Prison guards may see pay cuts
Stevenot Winery will stay open, owner Stevenot Winery
MURPHYS - Despite foreclosure proceedings against several Stevenot Winery
properties, the famed Calaveras County winery itself will not close and
will soon expand, Stevenot owner Jack Munari said Friday.
San Andreas sewer bills may rise again
Calaveras youths seem to take the hint
SAN ANDREAS - The good news is that the majority of youths who tangled
with the law in Calaveras County over a recent three year period - almost
80 percent according to a consultant's analysis - weren't caught violating
the law again.
Calaveras Fair Seeks Slogan
Stevenot Winery on auction block The esteemed Stevenot Winery faces
foreclosure on three of its holdings and a public auction in front of the
courthouse at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 12
Year in Review 2008 Calaveras'
top stories Third in a series
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Copper plans First Tasting event Sixteen Calaveras County wineries
have been invited to the 23rd Annual “First Tasting of The Year” in
Copperopolis, a foothill tradition. The event will take place from 4 to
6:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 10, at the Historic Armory, 695 Main St |
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