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From Merlot to Chardonnay, and everything in between, wine has a variety of reasons to be enjoyed. Fortunately, you don’t have to go too far to experience the aromas and flavors distinctive of...
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Presenting Style Magazine’s Distinctive Dentists special advertising section. Some of our area’s best dentists and orthodontists have chosen to highlight their practice within the pages of the...
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Advances in medicine happen at an astonishing speed these days, and thankfully, our community has professional, high-quality healthcare providers who are helping to drive these medical advances...
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School’s out! Woo hoo! Wait…now what are we going to do? Fortunately our area supplies us with a treasure chest of summer camp fun. The companies featured this month have staffs of licensed...
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When couples come to me for individual or marriage counseling, they’re usually feeling discouraged and hopeless.
by Bob Parkins, LMFT |
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When it comes to marriage, parenting or other relationships, there are no cookie-cutter solutions, but the themes in each are timeless.
by Bob Parkins, LMFT |
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There are few “one size fits all” solutions to relationship issues, but the themes in each are timeless.
The following questions are loosely based on some of the themes I see in my practice,...
by Bob Parkins, LMFT |
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Recently, I’ve seen more and more people in my therapy practice with shattered relationships due to their involvement on social networking sites, such as Facebook. Social networking sites can be...
by Bob Parkins |
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Q & A with Therapist Bob
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Q&A with Therapist Bob
by Bob Parkins, LMFT |
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Families tend to experience similar issues related to the changing seasons. While my questions for this month are based on specific situations, there are themes wrapped throughout that frequently...
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A stunning color palette of silver and corals, the delectable nigiri included fine cuts of yellowtail, mackerel, albacore, salmon, shrimp and halibut.
by Jamila B. Khan |
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The menu spans the usual pub offerings, from familiar dishes with a twist to the wholly unexpected.
by Jennifer Resnicke |
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There aren’t many places that can do the ‘basics’ like pot stickers and broccoli beef, just as well as they do the ‘exotic’…
by Jennifer Resnicke |
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With its rustic charm and sophisticated touches to familiar dishes, Hampton’s on Sutter serves up satisfying New American cuisine.
by Jamila B. Khan |
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Only open a year, it’s sure to be the new go-to spot for those desiring a destination offering gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options; as well, there’s a menu for the carnivore.
by Jennifer Resnicke |
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Those familiar with the company’s downtown Sacramento location would be mistaken to expect a cookie-cutter replica; this incarnation has a personality distinctly its own.
by Kelly Soderlund |
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Imagine being in a quaint café on the streets of Paris; actually experience it upon entering Bistro La Petite France.
by Mary Shull |
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To make an ordinary Monday night an adventure, a few college friends and I ventured off the beaten chain restaurant path and landed at India House in Folsom.
by Jamila B. Khan |
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Decadence is calling at Back Wine Bar & Bistro.
by Amanda Williams |
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It Was Melt-In-Your-Mouth Rich, Beefy Goodness To The Max!
by Janice Rosenthal Rock |
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Girasole – sunflower in Italian – is a little bit of Italian warmth tucked away in a small shopping center off East Bidwell Street.
by Janice Rosenthal Rock |
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Entering Mooney’s is akin to coming home after a hard day’s work. You feel comfortable, at ease, and ready for some great food.
by Mary Shull |
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Featuring a perfect balance between casual and gourmet, Selland’s Market-Cafe in El Dorado Hills offers something for everyone.
by Glory Albin |
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This little French bistro, opened by Chef Daniel Pont seats just 30 and has been open for a few months now.
by The Dining Duo |
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Family and Italian food go together like spaghetti and meatballs.
So when your family is hungry for fare that’s saucy and satisfying, take them to Strings Italian Café.
by Janet Scherr |
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Upscale, modern, suave and sharp décor define Blue Nami – blacks and charcoals, a gorgeous mosaic mini-tiled wall, and warm lighting that fluidly moves to deep green, blue, purple and red as it...
by Mary Shull |
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Overall, my experience at Curry Club exceeded my expectations, and as my friend so aptly put it, the restaurant “brought a little India to Folsom.”
by Jamila B. Khan |
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Sauce’d in El Dorado Hills harmoniously mixes everyone’s favorites – wood-fired pizzas, awesome appetizers that don’t include a buffet of fried food, and fresh creative salads – with a...
by Desiree Patterson |
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I’m a sushi newbie, which means I can count on one hand how many times I’ve had it. So when I ventured to Sushi Kuma in El Dorado Hills recently, I took my self-identified “sushi...
by Kourtney Jason |
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Recently I dragged my sister to one of Folsom’s relatively new restaurants, Freshii, in search of the fresh food that they are quickly becoming known for. The minute we walked in, a friendly...
by Shelby Miller |
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One recent summer evening, I had a craving for Mexican food and decided to go to Historic Folsom’s Hacienda Del Rio.
Entering the restaurant felt like going back in time to the Gold Rush days....
by Dana Lee |
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Collectively, our party of 10 reviewed Sequoia – a delightful restaurant up the hill in Placerville. The ambiance of Sequoia is a leap back into the past, when the old Victorian was recognized as...
by The Culinary Cowboys |
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As the first Vietnamese restaurant in El Dorado Hills, Wayside Noodles may have no competition, but even if they did, the fast, friendly service and delicious food would entice you to come back for...
by Shelby Miller |
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Casa Ramos brings something different to the table, pardon the pun, and stands out among the many different Mexican restaurants in town. If you think you’ve tried everything, you are sure to...
by Shelby Miller |
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On a random Thursday night, a friend and I wandered into Smashburger looking to satisfy our growling stomachs.
by Shelby Miller |
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When you find a restaurant serving mouth-watering and flavorful Chinese food that boasts great service…well, you just can’t keep it a secret! And that’s where Hop Sing Palace fits in.
by Kourtney Jason |
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Ruffhaus Hot Dog Co. is dedicated to serving upscale hot dogs with a sophisticated dining experience.
by Sheree Johnson |
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With its traditional, colorful decor and friendly atmosphere, La Rosa Blanca will fill you up and make you want to return.
by Sheree Johnson |
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In the mood for some Southeast Asian cuisine one chilly evening in El Dorado Hills, my family and I stumbled across Thai Orchid Cuisine.
by Sheree Johnson |
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After laughing hysterically at a couple more brave bull riders, we finished our meal and were comfortably stuffed. El Dorado Saloon serves lunch and dinner seven days a week, and breakfast...
by Sheree Johnson |
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Everyone can appreciate a good night out, especially when it’s in a fun and upbeat atmosphere. Folsom Sports Garage is an ideal location to hang out and have a delicious meal with a friend,...
by Sheree Johnson |
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If you are looking for a fulfilling burger entrée, stop by Relish Burger Bar and let your taste buds take a test drive for themselves.
by Sheree Johnson |
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The fairly new location of Straw Hat has a very welcoming atmosphere with an array of seating and perfect family touches, including several TVs mounted for all to view and a nice patio.
by Sheree Johnson |
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An afternoon meal entailing delicious Middle Eastern fare, sunshine and good company made it difficult to return to the office…but I am certainly glad that eating is a part of my job description.
by Jenn Talley |
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With much anticipation, Sienna (formerly Masque Ristorante) recently opened their swanky doors for all to see…and more importantly, experience!
by Desiree Patterson |
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Kabob Express on East Bidwell offers Persian food at its best and in a vibrant dining set-up.
by Sheree Johnson |
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In the midst of busy workweeks, my husband and I decided to get some scrumptious takeout for a romantic night in. Itching for Italian, we went with Buca di Beppo. Their reputation for authentic...
by Jenn Talley |
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With that in mind, I did a little Web search and happened upon Tugboat Fish & Chips in Folsom. You wouldn’t think by its appearance, but the joint is actually a local chain – not to be confused...
by Desiree Patterson |
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by Chloe Daley |
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The fairly new Acorn Café, located just across from City Hall on Natoma Street, is convenient for both a morning coffee stop, as well as a place to dine in for scratch-made, deli-style fare.
by Desiree Patterson |
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No you didn’t just step off the plane to the island of Oahu, you’ve actually entered another sushi paradise, one on the main land, Aloha Sushi in Folsom.
by Desiree Patterson |
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Dining review...Thai Ginger & Satay Bar
1115 East Bidwell Street, Folsom
916-983-4003, thaigingerfolsom.com
by John Stricker |
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However, upon first glance at the menu, I knew that I couldn’t bring myself to choose just one thing. Everything seemed too delicious to pass up.
by Victoria Pelham |
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We decided to stop in for drinks at the newly relocated Visconti’s Ristorante, a mainstay of Folsom that recently moved to the Broadstone Marketplace to a spacious, brand-new place that emanates...
by Desiree Patterson |
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A trip to Mr. Kebab and Falafel in Folsom was just the place to experience the distinctive flavors of Mediterranean cuisine.
by Aimee Mundy |
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by Kelley Saia |
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Permanent makeup is cosmetic tattooing. It’s used to highlight your features and eliminate the need for daily application of over-the-counter makeup.
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Art of Cigars is a comfortable and relaxing tropical-themed cigar lounge where you can enjoy a premium hand-rolled cigar, as well as a glass of local wine or a microbrew.
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My business provides auto, home, business and life insurance; I protect people’s lifestyles and assets.
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One Body Integrated Training & Therapy represents the next step in the evolution of human health and performance.
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I’ve been a fine carpenter my whole life and love working with kitchens and cabinetry. Over the years, I’ve developed bringing complete quality and value into my clients’ homes.
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That is when I decided to be a distributor of Santa Maria 100-percent Virgin Coconut Oil from the Philippines; it is the best of the best.
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Candle Soap Bar is a luxury soy candle and all-natural soap company. It was born during a very relaxing candlelit bubble bath one night.
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I’m a nurse practitioner who’s been practicing women’s health for 20 years; I’ve loved contributing to many amazing women throughout the years.
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We couldn’t believe there was no shaved ice to be found; it’s so hot, it seemed like the perfect place!
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Gilbert Associates, Inc. is a full-service accounting firm that has been serving the Sacramento area for over 25 years.
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For more than 30 years, Steve Wallen Swim School, Inc., has provided swim instruction to swimmers of all ages and abilities.
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Every summer, we have more than 100 teenage students from different countries come to the area for about three weeks to learn about the American way of life and improve their English.
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I decided to become a chiropractor. During school, however, I took an acupuncture seminar and became more interested in the medicine.
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The Dailey Method is a barre Pilates/fitness studio.
Answers by Sandra Lemos |
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My business is an evolution of my own experiences and studies in wellness and enlightenment.
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BusyKidz is an indoor city-in-miniature for kids with a focus on pretend play: restaurant, market, doctor’s office, schoolroom, house, tinker shop, library, costume boutique, etc.
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Engel Family Dentistry is a dental practice serving the families of Folsom and surrounding areas.
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Guiding Hands School was founded in May 1993 to serve students (preschool-grade 12) who need a specific learning structure to be successful while educating the whole child.
Answers by Starranne Meyers, co-founder and school principal |
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I provide comprehensive care for numerous disorders of the upper extremity: shoulders, elbows, wrists and hands.
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We created Folsom Wellness & Sports Conditioning Center as a “medically orientated gym” to meet the needs of the community.
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It’s been in my blood to always create and build things with my own two hands; my dad was a furniture designer.
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We are the one-stop center to make your life easier.
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I finally decided to “do what I love, and love what I do”!
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The Healing Station is an alternative health and wellness center in Folsom, which has been designed to provide a natural, toxin-free environment to pamper and restore you physically, mentally and...
Answers by Connie Chan |
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Elements Therapeutic Massage Studio – Folsom is dedicated exclusively to therapeutic massage services.
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My training provided me with the skills and experience I needed to provide excellent comprehensive foot and ankle care in my hometown community.
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I knew my move was right at my very first wedding, and I’ve specialized in weddings ever since.
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Filling those needs evolved into designing our own products and eventually into helping other individuals and large companies develop and market their new products.
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Sew Fun Fabrics has a large inventory of interesting 100-percent cotton fabrics, notions, books and patterns; in addition, we offer quilting and sewing classes for adults and children
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In 1997, I started Symmetry and have since received a patent for my software and the device I created...
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The Pressing Edge is a mobile dry clean pick-up and delivery service.
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We are a friendly, community-oriented pet supply store.
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Face in a Book exists for two reasons: for the love of books and for the love of the community.
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Tekfix provides computer and network support for small- to medium-sized businesses consisting typically of 5-200 employees.
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Lety B Clothing Company is an online business selling women’s shirts; for every shirt the customer purchases, Lety B donates to an orphan in need.
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We are a portrait studio – offering both indoor studio and outdoor photography sessions in one location – skilled in everything, from babies to commercial photography.
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I’ve been involved with computers my whole life so it was a natural pursuit.
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I own an oil company; all-natural oil for hair, skin and nails.
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We are a children’s dental office. We specialize in challenging patients or situations and focus on a gentle, emotionally supportive environment.
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Vault Denim carries an impressive overstock of designer jeans
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We are a jewelry consignment/sales business interested in helping you sell your jewelry, whether it’s platinum, gold, diamonds, gems, vintage, estate, contemporary, gently used or fine quality.
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We are a traditional-style barbershop dedicated to providing a place for men – not a haircut mill that is typically on every corner these days.
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Green Acres Nursery & Supply is a locally and independently owned nursery. We offer better plants, better service, better prices and better selection than the box stores.
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Each family has different requirements with their children and pets, and our service is designed to meet those needs.
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After encouragement from many people, starting my own business was the next natural step. I keep up with the current trends and look for new ways to make bouquets unique and beautiful.
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I work with parents and local organizations to unite purposeful work between our students and the community.
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We are a real estate company for every income level, specializing in foreclosures and short sales
Answers by Isom Coleman. |
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Henna found me at a young age; I would play with henna doodling every chance I got. While creating beautiful henna art, I get lost in the moment – it’s almost meditative for me, and it’s my...
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Capital Region Financial Group, LLC serves the Sacramento region as a comprehensive wealth management and planning firm for select families and business owners.
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I’m a clinical esthetician, advanced permanent make-up artist and lash extension artist, and I’ve been in business for over 30 years.
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Our business is a family-owned and fun automotive repair facility. The business found me when my father opened it in 1999; I would always come to work with him in the winter months.
Answers by Nathan Bari. |
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FancyPantsParties.com was inspired by our own parenting experiences. As a working couple, we understood how difficult it was to find time to do all the things we wanted to do for our children.
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We do pest control and animal trapping throughout Sacramento and the surrounding areas.
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I had been teaching for a few years when a feeling kept coming over me to open another studio in Folsom; when Corey approached me saying he had the same idea, Leap Yoga was born. We are truly...
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Having my own salon is like having a second home – I can entertain, cook for my clients, make people look and feel great, and spend time with my friends all day long.
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We started off just thinking we’d do fairy parties, but since I have a son myself, I wanted to make sure that we included themes for boys, too. The ideas just kept flowing and growing.
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Vito and Nicks is a small family-owned pizza business on the south side of Chicago serving up one of the finest and most delicious Chicago-style thin crust pizzas available anywhere today. We’ve...
Answers by Christy McCarthy |
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Do you know that our editorial is not paid for, nor can it be purchased? In fact, our Introducing and Dine reviews are not paid advertisements. If you’d like your business profiled, please email...
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We are a patient-centered state-of-the-art chiropractic office utilizing exercise and progressive rehabilitation to help patients live a more active life.
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At Renew Skincare Studio, my passion is to help people achieve and maintain healthy skin. Every facial is customized for each client, on every visit, making it a truly personalized experience.
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I’ve been a hairstylist for over 35 years and also have training in esthetics (skin care).
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In the summer of 2011, I opened my second pet retail store in Folsom and named it WAGGER’S. I am committed to giving great customer service and offering a wide variety of products that our...
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I keep myself occupied with several volunteer and charity organizations. I am a regular participant in the “Give Kids a Smile” event and often perform charitable dentistry at the office.
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I found Advicoach while working with my brother, Skip, in Houston, Texas, as an entrepreneur’s source coach.
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Body Concepts is a physical therapy, Pilates, cycling and swimming studio.
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During my final year of residency, I began looking for practices to buy and this one not only happened to be for sale, but was also the same place where I got my braces as a kid – it seemed like...
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Since obtaining my aesthetician and massage therapy license, I am able to do what I love and share my passion with others.
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Compass Strategies, Inc. is your guide to online marketing success. We work with organizations to help them establish a professional Web presence, and position their businesses for the highest...
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Barcellona Bites is a personal chef service. I do everything, from an elegant dinner for two in someone’s home to a party of 100.
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Kindermusik With Mr. D & Friends is about kids, parents and teachers all coming together to have a great time in a musically enriched environment.
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After teaching Pilates for almost 10 years, it was time for me to start my own studio.
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We are a full-service florist and create one-of-a-kind arrangements based on our customers’ desires. I’ve dreamed about owning a flower shop since high school; I just love the natural beauty of...
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I started Will Do Dog Doo because our family was finding that cleaning up the yard from the waste of our two dogs didn’t get done as frequently as it should, which sometimes impacted the...
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We often work hand in hand with the homeowners’ moving company and follow them once the initial furnishing set-up has been done. Our clients tell us that we can accomplish in two days what it...
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Evila Boutique is a women’s clothing boutique.
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Personal training found me. I studied bio-behavioral health in college and from there on out I knew I had to help people prevent the development of the diseases and conditions I learned about. An...
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We provide themed parties for boys and girls ages 4-16. My daughter and I were discussing my grandson’s upcoming 10th birthday and wondering where to have it. We had already exhausted all the...
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At The Painted Cork, our motto is “Art is Entertainment” and our initiative is to take the fear out of painting by creating a comfortable, fun, hip and exciting atmosphere where you and your...
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Music Together is a researched-based, developmentally appropriate music and movement program for children (ages 0-5) and their parents or caregivers. I stumbled upon Music Together classes when my...
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Sunny Patch Preschool is a program designed to prepare learners ages 3-5 for kindergarten. After teaching kindergarten/first grade for 10 years, I realized how important it is for children to have...
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As an experienced esthetician with an ongoing education, I’m very confident that my warm smile and friendly personality will make you feel very comfortable and relaxed with me and my skills. My...
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Tutor Doctor provides one-on-one, in-home tutoring for students of all ages and in all subjects. We researched several businesses before deciding to open a Tutor Doctor franchise. It’s a great...
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I began Birth Tools in 2006 as a way to empower families through childbirth education and doula services.
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I have created a beautiful, healing detox spa and have an amazing team of professionals totally committed to our clients’ success. Our joy is providing and practicing health and detox principles...
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Founded in 1978, we are the world’s longest-running women’s adventure travel company. We offer active vacations, including hiking, backpacking, snowshoeing and much more for women of all...
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Dr. Ron Simms and I work as a team to provide optimum health and function to our patients, through gentle and specific chiropractic adjustments. We are passionate about educating our community to...
Answers by Dr. Krista Rainwaters |
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In my practice of the law, I help families and companies resolve disputes. I try to stay away from litigation and instead try to help businesses work with others to solve problems outside of court.
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We have lived in Folsom for many years and we used to frequent Yogurt Delite when it was the only yogurt shop in town. It came up for sale at a time we were looking to invest in a small business....
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We provide real estate appraisals for the mortgage industry as well as for the general public.
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Superwomen Boot Camp (SWBC) is an all-female fitness program that helps women to achieve their fitness goals in a fun, boot camp setting.
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Your Document Professionals is an outsourced document department aimed at small- and medium-sized businesses. We offer our high quality service at a flat monthly rate that is far lower than it...
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Whitening on Wheels, Sacramento is a mobile teeth-whitening business. I come to your home, office, salon, day spa or gym. I offer the same equipment your dentist uses to whiten your teeth in the...
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At Get Fit With Monica, I offer personal training to my clients. We can work out in their home, office, garage, the bike trail or a park. I try to instill a lifestyle change.
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We were looking for a way to bring our community together and support each other. Everyone has a cause they care about – whether it’s helping the homeless, supporting schools or another...
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In high school and college, my dream was to become a preschool teacher. All of my life, I have loved working with children.
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Our business is unique in that we have a full personal training gym in the back and a supplementation store in the front.
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For many years I enjoyed collecting antiques and unique items. As time went by, I realized that many people have a desire to cling to the past.
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My business is about fitness and allover health. When you take care of your body, your life has a better quality, your self-esteem elevates and you are open to embrace and recognize the positives...
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The original Bowen Technique was developed in Australia by Tom Bowen and is a series of gentle, rolling “moves” over specific areas of the body.
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As our company name indicates, we are in the business of developing people. We help busy managers develop their employees using several systems: training, coaching, performance consulting and team...
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Local Cooks Share their Secrets
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by Vivian Gundestrup |
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This Red Pit recipe from the Silva kitchen is easy to make and well balanced. This recipe goes in the fridge to be pulled out at any time for a convenient and nutritious meal!
by the Silva Family |
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My grandmother made this with love!
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by Greg Walker |
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Don’t be afraid to reach out to people if you start to look around and realize that in your own home things aren’t going the way they should go...
by Margaret Snider |
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Many people have worked their whole life to save enough money for a comfortable retirement, and it’s unfortunate there are so many thieves now robbing them of their futures.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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There comes a time when children swap roles with their parents, and for many this can be extremely stressful.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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For those with recollection challenges, doctors caution not to ignore underlying factors that can affect memory and may require medical attention.
by Lynn Machon |
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With so many different opportunities to choose from, scheduling quality time with your grandchildren can be as easy as a walk in the park.
by Lynn Machon |
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As our bodies age, physical and mental adjustments dull reflexes and impair our ability to calculate maneuvers, or react appropriately in typical driving scenarios.
by Lynn Machon |
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More than one in every four Californians is a baby boomer, born between 1946 and 1964. We are about to experience explosive growth in our retirement population as boomers reach retirement age in...
by Lynell Ross |
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by Bill Romanelli |
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When Natalie says her family loves animals, she isn’t kidding.
by Amber Foster |
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Recently, Edelen also added author to his list of accomplishments. His book Winner! Winner! tells the story of a man who wins the lottery on the same day that he is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
by Amber Foster |
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KOVR Channel 13 meteorologist Dave Bender took a rather unconventional path to a career in television.
by Amber Foster |
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Tammy Thompson never intended to find her passion working at Folsom’s Twin Lakes Food Bank
by Amber Foster |
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When Mary Mast saw an ad looking for a museum director at the Folsom History Museum, she instantly knew she was the woman for the job.
by Amber Foster |
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Robert Kelleher, D.D.S., found his passion for orthodontics while still a child, after all three of his older sisters got braces.
by Amber Foster |
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We'd like to introduce you to someone interesting.
by Amber Foster |
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by Amber Foster |
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Although she’d given up ballet after injuring both Achilles tendons in high school, the modern dance production reawakened her love of the art.
by Amber Foster |
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Folsom resident Alice Nicolai discovered her passion for health and nutrition while still in college; she met a registered dietitian who encouraged her to get a master’s degree and pursue her...
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During his tenure as president of the El Dorado Hills Rotary Club in 2010-2011, Tobin continued to work as a ShelterBox spokesperson, and in 2011 was awarded the Presidential Volunteer Service...
by Amber Foster |
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News 10 Anchor Cristina Mendonsa knows firsthand that hard work and determination line the pathway to success.
by Amber Foster |
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Although Howell is Folsom’s first female mayor, being a woman in a man’s world is nothing new for her.
by Amber Foster |
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Folsom resident Richard Hunter was a second lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps when he got the news that changed his life forever.
by Amber Foster |
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Albin's blog is so popular, it even caught the attention of The Martha Stewart Show, which featured Albin and her circle of baking friends in an episode last year.
by Amber Foster |
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Dr. John Bertsch now volunteers for Be Change (givingcompany.com), an organization that helps provide for and teach important life skills to underprivileged children in the Sacramento area. He...
by Amber Foster |
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It wasn’t until 2009, when Folsom resident Gina Mulligan was diagnosed with Stage I breast cancer, that she recognized the power of the written word.
by Amber Foster |
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While in college, Richardson was on the verge of being drafted by the NFL when his dream suddenly fell apart. The disappointment led to a personal crisis that culminated in the decision to take his...
by Amber Foster |
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Not many people would put their lives and careers on hold to stop illegal whaling in Antarctica, but that’s exactly what El Dorado Hills elementary school P.E. teacher Matthew Kimura did.
by Amber Foster |
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Cynthia Renaud may be Folsom’s first female police chief, but she doesn’t take reaching this landmark too seriously.
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Three years ago, Gina Jackson was an unemployed single mom of three girls. Today, Jackson is best known as the inventor of DishwasherMATE™, a product that keeps dishes from getting flipped over...
by Amber Foster |
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For Cindy Abraham, coordinator for the Gallery at 48 Natoma in Folsom, there is an art to displaying art.
by Amber Foster |
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Steve Wallen, owner and president of Steve Wallen Swim School, has a passion for teaching children how to swim.
by Amber Foster |
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As a former U.S. Naval flight surgeon, Dr. Randy West has seen more adventure than most people see in a lifetime.
by Amber Foster |
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Makinna Clevenger is your typical teenager – except for the fact that she’s been racing dragsters since the age of 10.
by Amber Foster |
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“Cancer absolutely altered my life,” says Andreoni. “I had a lot of support and tried to find creative ways to get through the treatments. I’m still a chiropractor but [cancer] shifted...
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Bruce Woodbury is passionate about helping and inspiring others. His career as a financial consultant enables him to work with clients using his skills and knowledge to improve their financial...
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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..cycling is more than just a hobby for Goss, Director of Folsom’s Parks and Recreation Department.
by Kourtney Jason |
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“I practice for one and a half hours each day – sometimes at my house outside and sometimes at the gym,” says Sophia Barden. “I was five when I first started and this is my fourth year..."
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Christy Magnani’s “real body story” is primarily her sister’s story, but the message is definitely her own: “Parents, be careful what type of body image you’re passing on to your kids.”
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Roni Stroud says “Mostly, I really want to raise awareness and get more Kiwanis Clubs to build Family Homes. Ours is the only one in the world and it has been in existence for 26 years.”
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When Dave Pier was cast as the Executive Director of Folsom Lake College’s soon-to-open Regional Visual and Performing Arts Center, he was clearly in a role meant for him.
by Lynn Machon |
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Coach - Oak Ridge High School Mountain Bike Club
Melisa Giordano Roden |
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“I have always loved this job because every day is a different day,” says Liberman. “On the other side, though, it’s one of the most stressful things ever. You either love it or you...
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Most people may not be aware that Jeff Starsky, 13-year-mayor of Folsom, survived a major bicycling accident in 1991.
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Parks Planning Manager for the City of Folsom
by Laura Pallatin |
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2010 CIF Division 1 State Champions
by Lynn Machon |
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Local resident Laurie Peterson is the founder of Kidz Gear, an online provider of high-quality stereo electronics aimed at the 12-and-under set.
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Millun Atluri is a young man with a huge future ahead of him. He is intelligent, philosophical and practical.
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So to help the El Dorado Hills Dog Park project along, Stahlhuth created “Abby’s Challenge,” and he is matching all contributions to the dog park project, 50 cents on the dollar.
by Greg Walker |
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Currently, his role in Iraq is to train local law enforcement authorities in modern and appropriate law enforcement techniques. Back home, General Currier is a lawyer in the service of the State of...
by Greg Walker |
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Doing something that you love for a living is a rare gift.
Carmel Hill, the Tennis Professional at Broadstone Racquet Club, is one of those very fortunate few who can say that they have the best...
by Greg Walker |
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Sandy Hilton is an artist and her passion in bringing these services to the Folsom community shines through in the smile on her face and the excitement with which she discusses everything that her...
by Greg Walker |
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Chris Thomas is a man with a vision. He participates in Ironman triathlon competitions on a regular basis.
by Greg Walker |
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To simply call them foodies is a bit of an understatement – they love the art and the culture of all things culinary.
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Janis Herbert is a local freelance writer and author of six books for young people: Abraham Lincoln for Kids, The Civil War for Kids, Leonardo da Vinci for Kids, Lewis and Clark for Kids, and Marco...
by Greg Walker |
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For Dr. Aslani, a smile is not something to take for granted.
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by Kara Jean Kamka |
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by Jessica M. Love |
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by Jessica M. Love |
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by Amber Foster |
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by Amber Foster |
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Folsom resident Vicki Foote has taken an entirely different view of her retirement. She has approached these golden years with deep appreciation that she now has freedom too…freedom to do...
by Abigail Blank |
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Ford likes to keep the natural feel of the group, and has yet to petition for members or advertise. Building the membership was an organic process and remains so as they near their one-year...
by Abigail Blank |
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A self-taught prodigy from a long line of painters and artists, the desire to create runs strong through her veins.
by Abigail Blank |
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DeWild’s love for the arts and appreciation for how it’s influenced his life motivated him to become active in his daughters’ school arts program.
by Abigail Blank |
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Having the bravery and passion to make her dream come true is only part of what makes Joyce Auteri, a mixed media artist from Folsom, truly exceptional.
by Abigail Blank |
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Greg Fisher, mixed media artist and owner of Gallery Impasto in Folsom, is no stranger to the challenges that come with giving up the status quo to take a road less traveled.
by Abigail Blank |
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In the hands of metal sculptor and local artist Kristen Hoard, rigid metals become flowing curvaceous images of flowers, hearts and celestial bodies.
by Abigail Blank |
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Every piece of public art has a story. Some of the artists and contributors behind some of our most renowned pieces of public art granted us the pleasure of sharing the stories behind their...
by Sharon Penny |
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When you learn about the evolution of Island of Black and White, the ill-conceived notion that a band – in its first incarnation – is its only authentic form is rendered incorrect.
by Abigail Blank |
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According to Cronk, epoxy is a challenging medium. “It actually begins to cook after too long in the cup,” he explains, “I only have about 45 minutes to work with it.”
by Abigail Blank |
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Sutter Street Artists showcase a broad spectrum of art including painting, photography, and sculpture of various styles and mediums.
by Abigail Blank |
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Enter Stages-Folsom Dance Arts, a non-profit dance company that strives to make dance more accessible to today’s youth.
by Abigail Blank |
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Capturing that kind of power became a passion – he wanted to try and convey images that could have the same kind of effect on him, and others.
by Bill Romanelli |
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Setting aside a youthful interest in painting and drawing, Treanton made use of his artistic talents as a mechanical engineer.
by Abigail Blank |
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On rare occasion, some people are born with gifts that transcend their years and lead them to their calling at an early age...
by Abigail Blank |
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Jeffrey Siegel began playing the piano at age five; a decade later he realized it was not just a passion, but also his calling.
by Paris Ryan |
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Originally formed in 1993, Scott Bottomley (vocals) and Al “Ancil” Palacio (guitar) met through an advertisement in the classifieds. It was sheer fate that they produced such a unique and...
by Abigail Blank |
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Sandy Allie’s sculptures deal exclusively with the human form, most often nude, which for some can be unsettling or awkward.
by Abigail Blank |
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In a sea of somber praise and worship songs, the jaunty music of local Folsom band, Past Habit, shines like a beacon to those in search of good times.
by Abigail Blank |
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In 2003, Crista Dixon made her move. After a 30-year career in senior management in the high-tech industry, she decided to retire.
by Darren Elms |
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The soon-to-be seventh grader is just one of hundreds of local students inspired by Sandifer and her motto: “If you don’t quit, you win.” “We invest in these kids,” Sandifer explains....
by Kourtney Jason |
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John Lennon once said of how he felt about the Beatles’ story, “Make your own dream.”
That’s what Stephen Ward, a self-described Lennon fan, has been doing his whole life. He always knew...
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Since September 2009, Derek Rambo, Sheridan Reed, Keith Barreras and Dane Arnold have been aspiring musicians in the local, alternative-progressive rock band Into the Open.
by Paris Narayan |
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Painter Varya McMillan’s favorite aspect of her craft is that every day is unique.
by Brandon Darnell |
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That was 1925, and for the next several years (Giuseppe) Joe Murer played a central role in building Downtown Folsom. He built the gas station and garage at 701 Sutter as well as the Folsom Fire...
by Bill Romanelli |
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We’ve all heard the saying, “Age ain’t nothing but a number.” And so it seems with El Dorado Hills band Jaxx, whose members’ ages range from 14-16, respectively, this philosophy deems...
by Heather L. Becker |
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The Folsom High School Jazz Band is one of the shining stars in the area’s music programs, and a seemingly limitless talent stream has kept it going strong for decades.
by Brandon Darnell |
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Inspired by Beauty on the Outside
by Bill Romanelli |
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Janel Drewis is a budding artist from a musical family who really does play together.
by Janet Scherr |
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by Darren Elms |
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Thanks to the flashy passions of fine art photographers (undeniable masters of their craft and “momentary” preservationists), we can enjoy moments of beauty over and over again. This month...
by Darren Elms and LeeAnn Dickson |
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Little did nationally recognized sculptor Phill Evans know that when his older brother Henry gave him a wood carving kit, it would lead to his life’s work.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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In the 21st century, the art of henna is joining yoga and acupuncture to enjoy a new resurgence of interest.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Located on Sutter Street in the heart of Folsom’s Historic District, Sutter Street Theatre (formerly Stage Nine Theatre) offers three types of performances; the Off Broadway Series features plays...
by Kimberly Horg-Webb |
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Inspired to create, Charlie Asher once copied great impressionist works of art but now creates his own masterpieces.
by Kimberly Horg-Webb |
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The Style Readers’ Choice 2009 winner for Favorite Band, Folsom’s “Have Mercy” is far from the average local band.
by Sharon Penny |
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Rattenbury’s work has been displayed and sold at shows and galleries across the U.S., and continues to grow in popularity in Japan.
by Kimberly Horg-Webb |
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JDA and the Closet Cowboys. Written on JDA's honeymoon a year ago, the first single, entitled “2 a.m. Beauty Queen,” is a high-spirited barroom anthem that has all the humor and hooks of a bona...
by Sharon Penny |
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From the time she was a child, Christina Floy Petersen loved capturing special moments on canvas.
by Bill Romanelli |
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Dolph Gotelli describes his art with a phrase that captures the spirit of his work as much as it captures the creative experience itself: he’s playing with his toys.
by Bill Romanelli |
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The holidays bring out our special memories of celebrating the season with family and friends in thousands of different ways.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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The Fortunate Few band; Country, Rockabilly and a Touch of Punk
by Bill Romanelli |
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By the age of 18 she was crowned the “Junior Belly Dancer of the Universe.” For most people, that’d be sufficient cause for retiring. But all it provided for Adriane Dellorco was more...
by Bill Romanelli |
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Jerry Fairlie credits his love of birds to his dad. Every weekend Jerry’s dad, a nature counselor for the Boy Scouts, would take him and a group of scouts bird watching. You’d think that’d be...
by Bill Romanelli |
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The running joke is that the band’s music is “the Police meets the Red Hot Chili Peppers meets Motown. We’re a band that kind of has an identity crisis,” says 26-year-old lead guitarist and...
by Bill Romanelli |
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by Bill Romanelli |
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by LeeAnn Dickson |
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by LeeAnn Dickson |
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by LeeAnn Dickson |
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by Tanya Roscorla |
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Though fibromyalgia has been linked to fatigue, sleep problems, headaches, depression and anxiety, the cause remains unknown.
by Abigail Blank |
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As well, many seeking a personal trainer are not singularly obese.
by Kelly Soderlund |
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With so many people on the waiting list, living donation, which offers an alternative for individuals awaiting transplantation and increases the existing organ supply, has become more common.
by Natasha Deegan |
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We know milk supposedly does a body good, but what effects do your other favorite beverages have on your health?
by Kourtney Jason |
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Cardiovascular Disease Can Happen to You
by Kristen Castillo |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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by Kourtney Jason |
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It’s time to gear up for a month full of holiday events – office luncheons, dinner parties and gift exchanges, oh my!
by Janet Scherr |
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Credit mood swings and stress for expediting the aging process and wreaking havoc on your façade.
by Jenn Thornton |
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Style’s editors lathered, slathered, rubbed and scrubbed their skin and hair with a slew of products – from creams to cleansers and cosmetics to conditioners – claiming to turn-back-the-clock...
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Several factors contribute to aging – inflammation, oxidation and chronic disease – and avoiding these youth bashers is the first step to looking younger.
by Jacqueline Renfrow |
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...people who exercised moderately – for health rather than fitness – had better body image...
by Andrea Todd |
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In Severe Cases You Could Have Mental Fog And Not Be Able To Think Clearly.
by Corrie Pelc |
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...men tend to have a “head in the sand” approach to medical care, meaning if it doesn’t hurt or isn’t broken, don’t fix it.
by Corrie Pelc |
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Here’s a look at the top five medical tests that Doctors Cambridge and Dehal say every woman needs.
by Corrie Pelc |
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Here are seven healthy ways to get some fresh air and welcome spring.
by Abigail Blank |
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Treatment of allergies starts with determining which allergens trigger your reactions.
by Janice Rosenthal Rock |
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My mission was to complete a 30-day fitness challenge consisting of intense cross training to achieve a stronger, better body. The question was, “Can I really make a difference in my body in 30...
by Desiree Patterson |
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Whether you’re trying to maintain a healthy body weight or struggling with obesity, the uncomfortable truth is that weight loss takes work…hard work. It also takes commitment, focus and...
by Sharon Penny |
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Pledge to pack more nutrition in your meals in the New Year. Mix any (or all) of these 7 stellar foods into your daily diet and your body will thank you.
by Janet Scherr |
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Doctors agree that positive lifestyle changes can and will make an impact on sleep apnea symptoms, and will also work for those who suffer from common snoring.
by Janet Scherr |
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Fitness is essential to our health, but it can seem rather intense to the casual onlooker. And pricey. And Lycra-y. Remember when exercise was fun? Tetherball in the backyard; riding your bike...
by Sharon Penny |
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Don’t cross your eyes, they’ll stay that way!” As kids, we all heard this warning from grown-ups. And, come on, weren’t you just a little afraid that it might really happen? Here are some...
by Janet Scherr |
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Early this spring, in between the snowstorms and heat waves just days apart, my husband joked, “Mother Nature is perimenopausal!
She needs some serious hormone therapy!” Funny guy. But as...
by Andrea Todd |
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Male menopause is the “buzz” word coined (no doubt, by a perimenopausal woman) to describe the issues men face at middle age.
by Andrea Todd |
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For men and women alike, summer grooming helps prevent potential embarrassments when donning swimsuits for the pool, baring backs for yard work or just dressing down to compensate for the heat.
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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We become aware of our urine very early in life, and it’s not a bad idea to keep that awareness throughout life.
by Janice Rosenthal-Rock |
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Check out – then check off – these ways to get your engine running smoothly this spring!
by Janet Scherr |
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Of the 2.1 million individuals affected with multiple sclerosis (MS) worldwide, more than 400,000 are American, according to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
by Jenn Thornton |
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With technology connecting the world at an ever-increasing speed, much focus is on how the Internet bridges gaps and increases communication around the world; however, there is a dark side: online...
by Brandon Darnell |
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5 NEW WAYS TO WORKOUT…
And More FUN classes around town!
by Darren Elms |
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For many, the holidays actually conjure up anxiety as they brace for the onslaught of relatives, office parties and school events. About eight out of ten adults occasionally suffer negative...
by Jacqueline Renfrow |
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Although sodium is essential, it can be very dangerous in large doses on a daily basis.
by Jacqueline Renfrow |
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Wake Up to a New World
by Janice Rosenthal Rock |
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Agreat healthy smile makes a wonderful first impression, but even more importantly a healthy mouth and bite is not something to take for granted. Healthy teeth and gums are key to a healthy body.
by Greg Walker |
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Ah, sleep – a full eight hours, just think of it. If you can’t, you’re not alone; in fact there is a pretty good chance that you may even be a card-carrying member of the Ranks of the Restless.
by Jenn Talley |
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10 Reasons to Take Up Swimming
by Jenn Thornton |
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The benefits of shopping Farmers' Markets.
by Bill Romanelli |
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As longer days lend to warmer weather, unwanted hair and excessive hair growth can become an unsightly and time-consuming problem.
by Jenn Talley |
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What most of us know about organ donation is limited to a worn sticker on a driver’s license identifying a motorist as an organ or tissue donor...
by Jenn Thornton |
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Martial arts also provide a great forum for adults to get, and stay, in shape. Many martial arts studios offer excellent adult programs for those who are returning to the activity or discovering it...
by Greg Walker |
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Beginning a new year, fitness and healthy living are at the forefront of the minds of many. But where do you start? Hire a personal trainer? Join a gym, a cycling or running club? Whether the goal...
by Jenn Talley |
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From office parties to lively dinner gatherings to New Year’s toasts, there’s plenty to celebrate during this exciting season. Sadly, some of these joyous occasions will likely lead to...
by Darren Elms |
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Stress is a part of our daily life, but the holidays can up the pressure, especially on busy parents. Preventing feelings of stress can be difficult, but the great news is there are simple things...
by Jaleh Donaldson, M.S., MFT |
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Do you know the symptoms of stroke?
If you answered no, you are not alone. According to area experts, most of us are uninformed about stroke and the warning signs. It is imperative that everyone...
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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8 Tips to Practice for Proper Posture On Your Feet
by Lynell Ross |
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August is national eye exam month and with students returning to school, it’s a great time for the entire family to get their annual eye examinations.
by Greg Walker |
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For many Americans needing a “pick-me-up,” energy drinks have become as popular in this decade as coffee was in the ‘90s, and Jolt Cola was in the ‘80s.
Lynn Machon |
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We may be more conscientious to lather up at the beach or on vacation, but most of us leave the house daily without a drop of SPF on our faces or bodies.
by Darren Elms |
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by Greg Walker |
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by LeeAnn Dickson |
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by Greg Walker |
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by Lynell Ross |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
by Jamila B. Khan |
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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From fairs and festivals to rafting and riding, Style’s 6th Annual Summer Fun Guide offers ideas to make the first summer of the new decade tons of fun.
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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It's the 4th Annual Folsom Family Expo & Wellness Festival presented by Style magazines in association with Mercy!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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We keep our ears to the ground to find out what's going on in the local area...our What's Up? Column!
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Since 2004 the Vision Coalition has been bringing partners, volunteers and professionals together to provide programs and policies to augment under-resourced county and school programs designed to...
by Bill Romanelli |
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Early on, Rogers came up with the slogan “You got this, Shane” to motivate her son, and scores of Facebook fans—including the Seattle Seahawks starters—responded with photos of signs...
by Linda Holderness |
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Maintaining and protecting the park is the job of the budget-strapped state Department of Parks and Recreation, but now there’s a local organization committed to helping.
by Linda Holderness |
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Fitting, you might say, as the Glass Slipper – run 100 percent by volunteers – is all about touching hearts and transforming lives.
by Jenn Thornton |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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Except for scars on her legs where she was brutally attacked by dogs, one might never suspect Teav Mam, a beautiful 34-year-old and loving fiancée, survived one of history’s most horrific and...
by Jenn Thornton |
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Unique to Franny’s House is the nonprofit’s approach to care crisis.
by Jenn Thornton |
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The organization’s core values are to help teens change their lives for the better by making an IMPACT on them.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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No one knows this better than founder and president of Kindred Spirits, Diane Nicholas, who, two years ago, established the organization that she and her husband, Bill, largely fund (with the...
by Jenn Thornton |
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For Paul Matlack, founder of Team Folsom Hills Special Olympics, there are few things in life as joyful and rewarding as watching the athletes in the program grow and succeed – both on the...
by Heather L. Becker |
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The stories on HomeAid’s Web site – stories of men and women, the elderly and children who, for any number of reasons, found themselves homeless – are a testament to individual strength,...
by Bill Romanelli |
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The organization’s purpose is to give hearing-impaired kids opportunities to learn how to “listen,” develop spoken language and participate in mainstream education.
by Bill Romanelli |
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We are blessed to have so many senior programs that can help you make the most of your golden years.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Pioneering environmental policy in California as the state affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, KCB functions in partnership with multiple parties to make the Golden State the nation’s cleanest...
by Jenn Thornton |
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Each and every tile is also a poignant tribute to a loved one, thoughtfully inscribed by a member of the community.
by Janet Scherr |
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If a cat is not healthy enough or able to live in a home, Fat Kitty City provides lifetime care.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Yet, despite the spike in domestic sex trafficking, most people still associate the crime with poverty-stricken third world countries far removed from the “land of the free.” But for one local...
by Jenn Thornton |
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The secret to giving is connected to the simplicity of understanding how truly blessed we are. True giving flows from a sense of gratitude for what we have.
by Don Pritchard |
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During a routine ultrasound in 2005, Elanie and Tim were thrilled to find out they were expecting twins, but Elanie’s first trimester was not as easy as her first pregnancy.
by Kourtney Jason |
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You’re a police officer and your job is to enter an abandoned building and look for a person that may be hiding inside; unknown dangers could be around every corner. All of your senses are on...
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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When Jennifer Richards was just 11 years old, she lived with her grandfather who was battling cancer during the last month of his life. “What I remember was how white his walls were. It was just...
by Kourtney Jason |
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CASA of Sacramento and El Dorado Counties
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This spirit of achievement powers myTeam Triumph, a non-profit organization started in Michigan in 2008 that expanded to include a California chapter in 2011, based in Roseville and presided over...
by Jenn Thornton |
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The event is a swim-a-thon in which participants are encouraged to collect pledges from friends, family members, businesses and neighbors for each lap they swim.
by Janet Scherr |
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Sadly, this number spiked to 1,500 homeless in 2010 and is just one sobering reality that has Burke, now director of advocacy for Loaves & Fishes, naturally concerned. But she also bears witness to...
by Jenn Thornton |
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The Folsom Garden Club’s annual “Gardens of Folsom” tour held every April is many things, but above all else it’s a ticket to the future.
by Bill Romanelli |
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Survivors in Action (SIA) is a nonprofit, national advocacy group that supports victims and the families of victims of any crime, including domestic violence, identity theft, elder abuse,...
by Janet Scherr |
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But nothing – not a high-speed gadget or a whiz-bang gizmo – can replace a book or the tactile joys that only can come from dog-earing a page, highlighting a passage, or making a note in the...
by Jenn Thornton |
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Locally, this crop of go-getters is affiliated with Junior Achievement of Sacramento (JA), a nonprofit with a mission to “inspire and prepare youth to succeed in the global economy.”
by Jenn Thornton |
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Granting Shelter When Disaster Strikes
by Jenn Thornton |
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Fear, says Barbara Tears, mother of two Army soldiers currently serving in Afghanistan and the president of the Blue Star Mothers of America (BSM) Sacramento chapter, is the most persistent...
by Jenn Thornton |
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Building Courage, Confidence and Character
by Kelley Saia |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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To date, Ride for a Reason has raised more than $350,000 to benefit the Davis Phinney Foundation, the Lance Armstrong Foundation, and the UC Davis Cancer Center’s Triumph Fitness Program and...
by Lesley Miller |
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On a Mission to Save Africa’s Unwanted
by Jenn Thornton |
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The League of Women Voters (LWV) was formed the same year to help women exercise their responsibilities as voters, provide education about political issues and lobby for social reform legislation.
by Jenn Thornton |
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Thankfully, when the Play for All Universally Accessible Playground (UAP) debuts this month in City Park (behind City Hall, near the Folsom Zoo), both able-bodied and disabled children will be able...
by Eileen Wilson |
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Not all parks are created equal, and for children with disabilities, an act as simple as playing in the park may have once been impossible. Thankfully, many communities, like Folsom and Roseville,...
by Eileen Wilson |
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Hands4Hope started in February 2008, and since then has modeled a lesson that over 200 children have learned.
by Kimberly Horg-Webb |
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The Women’s Fund El Dorado is a non-profit organization with a twist – donors choose exactly where their money goes. “It is very unique,” Executive Director Bill Roby says. “The women all...
by Brandon Darnell |
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Assistance League of Sierra Foothills
by Kimberly Horg-Webb |
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Bringing awareness to the rise of high-risk injuries among area youth is the Folsom affiliate of the national nonprofit, P.A.R.T.Y., which stands for Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth.
by Jenn Thornton |
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The horses need you and they do something for you. You don’t need to be horse person to help.
by Chloe Daley |
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Exchanges between nannies and their clients are small but significant activities that do a world of emotional and physical good for elderly persons.
by Jenn Thornton |
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As the economy continues to flatline, hunger is hitting increasingly close to home, affecting familiar faces. Thankfully “home” has an ally: the Twin Lakes Food Bank.
by Jenn Thornton |
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Operating under the slogan “Girls Geared to Give,” the Bodacious Biking Babes (BBB), a Folsom/El Dorado Hills-based nonprofit, are having the ride of their life.
by Jenn Thornton |
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Fortunately, area Rotary clubs, built on the very foundation of service, and numbering over 30,000 clubs nationally, are here to help.
by Eileen Wilson |
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In our lives we may hear many phrases that can be life changing: “I love you,” “will you marry me,” “you are pregnant,” “I want a divorce”...however no words will transform your...
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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To say that mothers have their hands full raising their children may just be the biggest understatement ever floated. Anyone who has reared an infant, lived through the terrible twos and survived...
by Jenn Thornton |
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With a grassroots mindset and a cause-focused approach to community, the non-profit Folsom Cordova Community Partnership (FCCP) has found an ally in its flagship affiliated program Roots and Horizons.
by Jenn Thornton |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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Products, services and ideas that can help you and the environment.
by Kristen Castillo |
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TIPS FOR GREEN LIVING
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by Jenn Talley |
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Products, services and ideas that can help you and the environment.
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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A local active adult community is showing us how their garden grows. K. Hovnanian’s Four Seasons at Westshore in El Dorado Hills recently unveiled its sustainable community garden that utilizes...
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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by Jenn Thornton |
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Summer is road trip time.
by Sharon Penny |
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Need a getaway? Think the three R’s: Renew, Restore, Rejuvenate. Many destinations fill the bill, but few deliver as much or more than Berkeley.
by Barbara L. Steinberg |
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Fortunately, nostalgia isn’t completely lost in Sin City. There are pockets of the cool 50s and 60s all over Vegas, from Historic Downtown to the bustling Strip. Here are a few highlights:
by Darren Elms |
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Capital Recreation
by Desiree Patterson |
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Redwood City, California is known as a hub for technology industry headquarters, but it has much to offer those who wish to escape gadget-ville for a blissful weekend away – exquisite dining,...
by Jenn Talley |
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by Jenn Talley |
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Situated almost exactly half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles, you’ll run into San Luis Obispo when driving along the central coast’s Highway 101.
by Desiree Patterson |
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From the majestic Sierra Nevada Mountain range on the county’s east side, to rolling foothills and sprawling ranch lands near its western end, Amador County occupies a rather expansive 570 square...
by Desiree Patterson |
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I fell head over heels for San Francisco on the occasion of my first visit nearly 25 years ago. The seduction occurred in many layers: the sound of the cable cars pinging up Powell Street; the...
by Darren Elms |
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Even if you’ve never been to Simi Valley – the sprawling suburb in Ventura County just north of Los Angeles – chances are you’ve experienced it one time or another on both the big and small...
by Darren Elms |
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The area of Bishop and the spectacular Owens Valley in the eastern Sierra Mountains is one of California’s hidden gems.
by Judy M. Zimmerman |
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At Point Reyes National Seashore you can step off the mainland of modern California onto a remote land that nothing has ever seemed to tame.
by Judy M. Zimmerman |
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Tucked tightly against the base of the Siskiyou Mountains on the southern end of the Rogue Valley, Ashland, Oregon is synonymous with the annual summer-long Oregon Shakespeare Festival, and rightly...
by Tom Mailey |
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While popular beach destinations like Santa Monica and Malibu get a steady stream of fun and sun fanatics each summer, there’s another Southern California town riding the tourism wave. Just 35...
by Darren Elms |
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If the scent of garlic has you running to see what’s cookin’…then you must trek south to Gilroy (the Garlic Capitol of the World) and the San Martin vicinity for a real tasty trip to indulge...
by Desiree Patterson |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Paris Ryan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Paris Ryan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Paris Ryan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
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Style's 2012 Wish List
Compiled by Jamila B. Khan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Paris Ryan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Paris Ryan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Paris Ryan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Morgan Cásarez |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Morgan Cásarez |
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Style’s Guide to Holiday Gifting
by Jamila B. Khan |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Shelby Miller |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Shelby Miller |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Shelby Miller |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Sheree Johnson |
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50+ Gifts Under $100
by Sheree Johnson, Kourtney Jason and Sonia Lucyga |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Sheree Johnson |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Sheree Johnson |
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
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We scour the Folsom & El Dorado Hills areas for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
by Alexa Hess |
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column!
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In need of a little housewarming to take away those winter blues? The region is chock full of fantastic specialty retailers ready to provide a little design therapy for your home. Here are a few of...
by Darren Elms |
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column!
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column!
by Alexa Hess |
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column!
by Alexa Hess |
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We scour the area for cool stuff for you, your family, your home and more! Check out our SWAG column!
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by Sharon Penny |
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It’s time again to gather ’round the table with family and friends and recount the memories of celebrations past amidst the sharing of scratch-made food. Thankfully, this year we keep tradition...
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Take it from Style’s favorite local chefs – the art of cooking with wine is well within reach.
by Morgan Cásarez |
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Thoughtful, or “mindful” eating is a good way to make a small change in our health and our lives. By changing what we eat in very small ways, we can also help our environment, too.
by Sharon Penny |
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When it comes to family dinners, there’s nothing better than the aromas of the kitchen and sounds of laughter and chatter as friends and families convene together. Regardless of the miles we...
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Salads from "The Commonsense Kitchen" by Tom Hudgens
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Summertime Drink recipes from "Porch Parties: Cocktail Recipes and Easy Ideas for Outdoor Entertaining"
by Denise Gee |
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Fresh, Healthy Recipes and Cookbooks for Sumptuous Snacking
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Recipes from "Blackbird Bakery Gluten-Free" by Karen Morgan and "Super-Charged Smoothies: More Than 60 Recipes for Energizing Smoothies"
By Mary Corpening Barberand and Sara Corpening Whiteford
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Recipes with a punch!
by Jenn Talley |
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Delicious New Books and Bites
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Fabulous recipes from new cookbooks.
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by Greg Walker |
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by Sharon Penny |
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Golf has come a long way over the years. It’s broken through the barriers of what once was a wealthy elitist’s game and transitioned into one that families from all backgrounds can enjoy...
by Kevin Elms |
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by Megan Wiskus |
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Lassen Volcanic National Park, the 15th national park established by Congress, is one of the oldest in the U.S. and has the largest hydrothermal system west of Yellowstone
by Jamila B. Khan |
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I’ve had the privilege of traveling to some wonderful destinations and staying in some of the world’s greatest hotels, and this first experience “cruising” confirms that I’ll be coming...
by Terry Carroll |
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Why so much history packed in such a tiny town you say?
by Desiree Patterson |
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If you find yourself needing some out-of-town leisure with an abundance of outdoor meandering options and vistas, but with minimal crowds, Del Mar is the perfect escape.
by Desiree Patterson |
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Downhill skiing or snowboarding may not be your obsession; thankfully, sledding, tubing, ice-skating, dog sledding, sleighing, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are also offered throughout the...
by Barbara L. Steinberg |
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If you think the nine cities encompassing the Palm Springs area would be a great retirement destination, well, you’d be right…and you’d also be wrong.
by Debra Linn |
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The largest freshwater lake in California, Clear Lake fosters stress-reducing and family-friendly recreational opportunities...
by Barbara L. Steinberg |
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Morro Bay is eccentric and distinctive, with a slight lean to the quirky side.
Charming and welcoming, it maintains a small-town appeal. At every turn, open spaces and environmentally sensitive...
by Barbara L. Steinberg |
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The formula is pretty simple: nice accommodations, plenty of in-house dining, great afternoon activities for the whole family to enjoy and just enough nighttime fun for Mom and Dad to partake in...
by Darren Elms |
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Walking around Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, it’s obvious this city is anything but ordinary. From cobblestone streets to towering Gothic spires, Prague’s beauty is a feast for the...
by Nicole Pothier |
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Leave the cable cars, Pier 39 and Coit Tower for the tourists
by Morgan Cásarez |
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If your wallet allows, I advise you book a room in the sleeping car (especially for lengthy or overnight trips). The complimentary meals in the dining car, fresh linen and towel service, and access...
by Megan Wiskus |
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If you’re a lover of Tahoe, then the grandeur of Beaver Creek will top your list of places to visit soon.
by Desiree Patterson |
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Where is this…heaven on Earth? Rome? Paris? New York? Nope. It’s Scottsdale, Arizona!
by Debra Linn |
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Recently I was in a Sunshine State of mind – craving a toes-in-the-sand and no work, no worries kind of getaway – so I spread my wings and flew to Florida’s Emerald Coast…taking my senses...
by Megan Wiskus |
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As we made our way through the entrance, we were pleasantly surprised when the Disney bag checkers didn’t care about the snacks and water we brought – a relief for a family of five on a budget.
by Brenna McGowan |
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Envision serene beauty near ritual temples Mt. Shasta and Burney Falls. Imagine, too, being presented a weekend retreat at a historic lodge near rushing rivers and world-class fly-fishing,...
by Barbara L. Steinberg |
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Dipping my toes in Caribbean waters has been on my bucket list for some time. So when a chance to visit the Mexican Caribbean flew into my lap one day, I said “Si, por favor!” After...
by Desiree Patterson |
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Once a bustling economic hub and Gold Rush staging location, this landmark of the Napa Valley, until recently, was overlooked for years by leisurists and wine enthusiasts heading a little farther...
by Desiree Patterson |
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Our adventures started in London, and as luck had it, the recent Royal Wedding took place the day after we left. We considered staying to participate in the royal day, but decided that the throngs...
by Jennifer Dunham |
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And those rumors about the wine in Paso Robles? All true. In fact, after visiting a few local wineries, if our guide had told us we were in Sonoma or Napa, my mildly tipsy self might have just...
by Darren Elms |
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Coronado’s delightful surroundings will beckon you in and beg you not to leave!
by Judy M. Zimmerman |
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...when vacationing in a city like Sydney there’s no time to waste. A stay at the centrally located, five-star Observatory Hotel didn’t leave me awake counting sheep or kangaroos! Reminiscent...
by Megan Wiskus |
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With easy flights to Oahu from Sacramento via Hawaiian Airlines, the Aloha hospitality begins before you even leave the Mainland.
by Desiree Patterson |
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Perhaps Mark Twain said it best when he described Lake Tahoe’s beauty as a place “where the water is clearer than the air, and the air is the air that angels breathe.”
by Judy M. Zimmerman |
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Five hand picked romantic California get-aways for you and your special someone.
by Desiree Patterson |
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by Darren Elms |
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Even in a small space, delineate different areas for different activities.
by Kerrie Kelly |
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Our design provided an enhanced outdoor living space that fit within the current surroundings.
by Darren Elms |
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Check out Style’s favorite kitchen gadgets – guaranteed to add a splash of fun and functionality to your cooking quarters.
by Megan Wiskus |
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Breathe new life into outdated rooms – from beautifying the bathroom and spicing up the kitchen to livening up the living room – with these easy, inexpensive tips and tricks from four local...
by Megan Wiskus |
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by Darren Elms |
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Victoria and Ryan Rawles love the show House Crashers on the DIY Network and frequently talked about how cool it would be to get “crashed.” Fortune smiled on them when the show’s host, Josh...
by Darren Elms |
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Before you grab a roll, a bucket of paste and a ladder, check out these tips from local designers who know a thing or two about wallpaper etiquette.
by Darren Elms |
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Getting wrapped up in the execution of the perfect party might keep you in the kitchen and not in the mix where you belong.
by Darren Elms |
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As the year draws to a close, we enter the months of holiday parties: a time of warmth, joy and kinship for some, a time of forced, belabored social interaction for others.
Whichever perspective...
by Jamila B. Khan |
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Here are 7 great tips for removing dust, chemicals and other toxins invading your happy home.
by Darren Elms |
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by Jamila B. Khan |
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How does one turn a narrow, cramped space into a dreamy master bathroom?
by Darren Elms |
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“I told him that I trusted his vision implicitly and he could do anything he wanted in our yard as long as we stuck to a reasonable budget.”
by Darren Elms |
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Want to take your space from blah to brilliant? Try one or more of these smart, simple and thrifty ideas to help your home get its groove on.
by Darren Elms |
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Imagine this scenario: You come home from work to find your back door ajar and lock broken, personal effects scattered, electronics pillaged and jewelry missing.
by Darren Elms |
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This issue, we feature two recent CotY honorees, Henley Homes, Inc. in the “Entire Home Remodel” (250K to 500K) category and DreamBuilders Home Remodeling in the “Bathroom Remodel” (60K+)...
by Darren Elms |
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There’s nothing quite like getting a home playground as a kid. The scale, the privacy, the ownership; it’s like getting your first home without a pesky mortgage to worry about
by Darren Elms |
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As we temporarily bid goodbye to our air conditioners and pool heaters, we must consider the energy needs of our homes for the chilly months ahead.
by Darren Elms |
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In the market for a stove but don’t know where to start? Check out these options for the perfect unit that will keep your love burning all through the season.
by Darren Elms |
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Some people attack home projects with a DIY (do it yourself) mentality…others get some help from the DIY Network!
by Darren Elms |
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At first glance, a bathroom renovation may seem like an easier project compared to other rooms in the home, given it’s proportionally small size. Thing is, working in such a small space,...
by Darren Elms |
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It’s true, the bathroom can often be overlooked when it comes to style and décor.
It’s time now to wash our hands of that notion with this month’s focus on creating a luxurious loo. Check...
by Darren Elms |
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Any home chef will tell you a functional kitchen layout makes all the difference.
by Darren Elms |
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Cool Gadgets for Your Home
by Darren Elms |
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This month in the follow-up to our two-part series, we bring you a handy-dandy guide for what you should be planting and when!
by Eileen Wilson |
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The basic tools needed to start are a shovel, hoe, pick, gloves and sunscreen! Simkins urges new gardeners to not go it alone. “You can ask for advice at any time. Visit a nursery with...
by Eileen Wilson |
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The fact is pets like to explore. And with exploring comes sniffing, chewing, eating, scratching and potentially harmful accidents. Fortunately, it’s easy to prevent such disasters with some...
by Darren Elms |
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Don’t feel you need to share your space. We spoke with local experts on what pests to be on the lookout for, how to get rid of them, and how to prevent them from invading your walls in the first...
by Jacqueline Renfrow |
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True story. Last November, I opened the closet where my holiday decorations had been hiding out for a year and narrowly avoided an avalanche of glass bulbs and tree lights tumbling precariously in...
by Darren Elms |
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Whatever your tradition may be, old or new, let it represent your unique holiday signature and style.
by Kerrie L. Kelly, ASID |
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Prepare your Home for the Holidays
by Darren Elms |
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Hiring the right contractor for your project is the most important decision you will make. Utilizing a professional contractor will ensure that your project is done correctly, within the legal...
by Paul Strother |
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If you have a penchant for collections, large or small, here are a few wise tips on how to keep them beautiful and presentable all year long.
by Darren |
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Here are a few suggestions for turning an ordinary guest bedroom into a multi-purpose living space.
by Darren Elms |
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Bring Function Back to Your Furniture
by Darren Elms |
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While our energy needs have outpaced some of these earliest technologies, advancements in alternative energy seek to change the ways we power up in the future.
by Darren Elms |
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Six Ideas to Add Sizzle to Your Home
by Darren Elms |
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The secret to successful renovations, say both homeowners and contractors, is a clear understanding of the project’s vision, as well as costs, time line and potential impacts to the homeowner’s...
by Lynn Machon |
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There are several ways to upgrade a window, from more efficient glass with Low-E 3 coatings to spacers to injecting a heavier gas, like argon, between two panes.
by Darren Elms |
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Exterior Holiday Décor
by Jenn Talley |
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Spas have evolved dramatically since the days of our groovy little wooden number, some even sporting their own built-in entertainment systems. Swanky! Here are a few local options for you to soak...
by Darren Elms |
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Abstract Expressionist painter Hans Hofmann once said, “It is not the form that dictates the color, but the color that brings out theform.” While Mr. Hofmann was likely referring to art with...
by Darren Elms |
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The tradition of koi fish dates back centuries to both China and Japan...
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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The US Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 75 percent of American waste is recyclable.
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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I’ll be the first to admit, I’m an interior makeover madman. Set my sights on one object in an antique store and soon I’m comparing fabrics at Sally’s and sampling paint swatches at Home...
by Darren Elms |
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by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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by Darren Elms |
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Here are a few ideas for reducing the holiday stress and increasing the joy.
by Linda Holderness |
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Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
by Brad Franklin |
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And while your entire family laid in the dirt, huddled together for warmth, you knew there was a better way. Here, five tips your dad missed.
by Jenn Thornton |
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In the basement of that same building, right under Nazi noses, my family created a shelter. My grandfather was the pastor of this church in the Netherlands during World War II. He figured the...
by Tim Blackmon |
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How do I prevent being maxed out, stressed out, freaked out and bummed out? Living without worry and anxiety is hard work. Living with worry and anxiety is even harder. If you insist on letting...
by Tim Blackmon |
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You hear it pretty much everywhere in one form or another, “Dinnertime should be family time.”
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Books keep us awake. They can be like an ice pick, breaking up the frozen sea within us. Books can help little ones step through the looking glass.
by Tim Blackmon |
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The Importance of Genealogy
Genealogy isn’t simply connecting the dots between distant relatives, the process can be a fascinating look at where and how family members lived, your kinship’s...
by Lynn Machon |
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Each week, my parents, my brother and I would gather around the game table to play favorites such as Monopoly, Score Four or Sorry!
by Lynn Machon |
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Many people live by the old adage that life really begins when you find true love. Don and Susan Greenwood have proven that the reality of this saying holds true at any age.
by Kelley Saia |
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by Pastor Brad Franklin |
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Meet Luther the Parrot
by Roberta Ratcliff |
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The Folsom Aquatic Center opens for its 13th summer season on May 25.
by Chuck Harrison |
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Yay for May!
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Folsom’s Run with Nature has covered a lot of ground in its 30-year history!
by Lesley Miller |
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Members of the general public are encouraged to give back to the community by repairing and/or enhancing local parks.
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Legendary performances abound in many extraordinary shows this month at Three Stages.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Hop Into Spring
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Meet Helen the Squirrel
by Roberta Ratcliff |
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Cummings Family Park – home to the skate and bike parks
by Lesley Miller |
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Festive Fun
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Upcoming events at three Stages
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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by Lesley Miller |
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Autumn Abounds
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Walk Down Memory Lane!
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Journey Back in Time
by Lesley Miller |
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AUGUST 11
SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE PARK
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The industry magazine JazzTimes calls the quartet, “The most enduringly creative vocal group in jazz history.”
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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From “Fun Factory” to “Kindergarten Readiness,” Folsom Parks and Recreation has a program for your preschooler that’s guaranteed to keep them engaged in activity while they learn to...
by Sandy Hilton |
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Meet Kevin the Rabbit!
by Roberta Ratcliff |
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The Folsom Parks and Recreation Department marks its 20th anniversary this month, which also coincides with National Park and Recreation Month.
by Lesley Miller |
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A partner with the Van Cliburn Foundation, the Classical Masters Music Festival will feature an array of classical music masters and support young musicians with master workshops, various...
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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The Folsom Aquatic Center celebrates its 12th season this summer with an expanded range of swim lessons, a free family movie night, and plenty of daily fun for everyone.
by Lesley Miller |
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El Dorado Hills Community Service District
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Meet Black-tailed Mule Deer Tallulah!
by Roberta Ratcliff |
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Folsom Cyclebration: Two-Wheeled Family Fun
by Lesley Miller |
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Bring in spring with Style by heading outside for a good ol’ fashioned picnic! Grab a blanket, stock a basket with whatever your appetite desires – salads, sandwiches, fresh fruit, or a bottle...
by Megan Wiskus |
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Save the Date: April 7 - Spring Egg Hunt
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Whether you’re planning a fun-filled weekend or making good on a resolution to expand your horizons, it’s easier to do now, thanks to folsompresents.com.
by Lesley Miller |
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Female raccoon Scout came to the Zoo Sanctuary from the Department of Fish and Game in 1998.
by Roberta Ratcliff |
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Beer is one of the oldest, most enjoyed beverages across the world; however, do you know the history behind your favorite cold one? Style has found some of the most intriguing trivia bits, so pour...
by Paris Ryan |
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At any moment, your mom is just a phone call away, eager to listen to a problem or praise a recent achievement.
In honor of her, here are 10 ways to tell Mom thanks for that this Mother’s Day.
by Kourtney Jason |
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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Monthly Style Trivia Questions and Answers
by Shelby Miller |
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Monthly Trivia Questions and Answers
by Sheree Johnson |
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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by Megan Wiskus |
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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Get those jolly-filled brain cells stirring and test your holiday movie knowledge with Style!
by Sheree Johnson |
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Monthly Trivia Questions and Answers
by Sheree Johnson |
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Real Questions - Expert Guidance
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To honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’ve collected the following resources to help you or a loved one in your courageous fight.
by Megan Wiskus |
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Monthly Trivia Questions and Answers - Famous Pets Trivia Questions
by Jenn Talley |
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National Hot Dog Month Trivia Questions
by Jenn Talley |
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Earth Day Trivia Questions
by Jenn Talley |
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St. Patrick's Day Trivia Questions
by Jenn Talley |
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If your child deviates widely from the norm, experts urge you to have him or her evaluated as young as possible.
by Linda Holderness |
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This month—in Style’s yearly posting of high-achieving (an understatement) high school seniors—we give you our picks for local teens who always set the pace, both in the classroom and on the...
Compiled by Desiree Patterson & Megan Wiskus |
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Children are typically placed in foster care when their home has been deemed unsuitable for their safety by Child Protective Services.
by Kelley Saia |
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Believe it or not, even in the digital whirlwind, the spatula holds major sway with little ones.
by Jenn Thornton |
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However, many parents make the same errors – causing the role of caregiver to be more difficult and stressful than necessary.
by Corrie Pelc |
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Here’s a look at how some area high schools are integrating technology into their curriculum.
by Corrie Pelc |
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Germs are a part of our bodies and a part of our world.
by Corrie Pelc |
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We’ve consulted the experts and compiled a list of tips to help your family navigate the often-murky waters of the college admissions process, in hopes of providing some stress-reduction along...
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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Truth is, as every parent knows, any kid could “act up” in a public place – no matter how well behaved they usually are.
by Janet Scherr |
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While the phrase “terrible twos” has been coined and adopted by the parenting community, tantrums can (and do) occur at any age.
by Kelley Saia |
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Alarm Clocks, Watches And Timers Also Are Great Ways To Remove Parents From The Motivation Equation.
by Lynn Machon |
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While one child may never face skin problems, another is destined to fret about their face. An estimated eight in 10 adolescents will be affected by acne through their teenage years.
by Lynn Machon |
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Graduating Senior Superstars
Compiled by Desiree Patterson and Megan Wiskus |
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As parents, it’s our job not only to teach our kids to balance nourishment and exercise, but also help them get back on track when the scales tip unfavorably.
by Lynn Machon |
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THE 100-DAY COUGH
Medically known as “pertussis,” whooping cough is a highly contagious bacterial infection marked by violent coughing fits over a period of six to 10 weeks.
by Lynn Machon |
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However, just like in adults, it is possible for a child to have too much self-esteem, resulting in them being too self-assured to the point where it may cause problems for them and those around...
by Corrie Pelc |
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When exploring exchange and study abroad programs, parents should keep in mind that having a trust-based relationship with their child is just as important as confidence in the organization...
by Morgan Cásarez |
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Some might wonder why missing a single day would affect anything. It’s just one absence, right? Nothing the student can’t make up the following day. In the grand scheme of things, attendance is...
by Veronica Lloyd |
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Through a life-changing system, children desperate for families are matched with those eager to give them the love, security and support they need to start new lives.
by Lynn Machon |
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According to the “Lock Your Meds” campaign, prescription drug abuse is the fastest-growing drug problem among 12- to 17-year-olds. That’s right – I said “prescription” drugs.
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Over the past few years, there’s no denying social media has helped reunite old friends, connect long distance relatives and even raise funds for charities. LOL! However, lurking within an online...
by Lynn Machon |
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As a parent, you have many options available when it comes to the type of school your child attends.
From public to private, charter to homeschool, you can choose whichever type of school best...
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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For those affected by Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), an estimated one in 20 people, chronic neurological “traffic jams” make performing routine activities an overwhelming daily struggle.
by Lynn Machon |
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According to a three-year study by Dominican University’s Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, kids who participate in summer reading programs increase their skills, while kids who...
by Eileen Wilson |
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4th Annual Student Spotlight
Compiled by Desiree Patterson & Megan Wiskus |
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Detecting and Preventing Child Abuse
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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But providing our kids with facts about sexual development and reproduction is one of the most significant responsibilities we have as caretakers. And experts say the sooner we tackle the task,...
by Lynn Machon |
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The pressure is on at area middle and high school campuses. Experts say increased stress from academics and extracurricular activities is damaging the physical health and psychological well-being...
by Lynn Machon |
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While peer aggression starts in elementary school, it is decidedly more prevalent and significant in older kids.
by Lynn Machon |
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We travel veterans have learned that the secret to trip survival is the “three Ps” – Planning, Preparation and Patience.
by Lynn Machon |
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Many American families have experienced the economic downturn in varying degrees and planning for holiday gifts this season, especially for children, seems daunting.
Lower retail sales mean that...
by Janice Rosenthal Rock |
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Jack O’ Lantern Jamboree
by Eileen Wilson |
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The car is packed with everything but the kitchen sink – clothes, linens, desk supplies, even a mini-refrigerator – and your child is heading off to college. As you check items off the list,...
by Janet Scherr |
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“Right now I think the biggest precaution for preventing hearing loss is appropriate volume control,”
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Does Your Child Need a Therapist?
by Lynn Machon |
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by Lynn Machon |
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Secrets to Success: Local Graduating High School seniors
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You might be shocked to learn that just locking up those chemical products and prescription drugs might not always be enough.
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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With the economy in its current condition and local schools struggling more than ever to provide students with the best education possible,
the use of mentoring programs in elementary and middle...
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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There’s an old saying: “Cheaters never prosper.”
But, in a study conducted by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) – a national organization that focuses on research and assessment...
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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Babies: Can they really understand us? Could they communicate with us if we were equipped to interpret their babble or cries?
by Melisa Giordano Roden |
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Strategic Thinking Versus Virtual Gaming
by Vivian Gundestrup |
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Gone are the bicycles, scooters and skateboards of fall. Winter storms usher in mounds of snow-based fun for kids – and a new season of safety concerns for parents too.
by Lynn Machon |
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However, we certainly are not immune to wildfires, severe winter storms, or unforeseen man-made catastrophes that could threaten the safety of our families and property.
by Lynn Machon |
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Given that people with type 1 diabetes must take insulin every day to stay alive, accurate identification of the disease is essential.
by Lynn Machon |
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In a family with young children, the mere mention of a “play date” typically results in squeals of delight.
by Lynn Machon |
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When Folsom native, James Crader, first heard about an opportunity through Sacramento State to study architecture and interior design in Venice, he knew he had to jump at the chance.
by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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Lack of Sleep is an Eye Opener
by Lynn Machon |
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Make the Most of Your Tax Return
by Brandon Darnell |
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Estate planning is necessary for each of us. Nearly everyone has some person or properties that will need tending to after they no longer can.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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Even if you end up owing money to the government, there are ways to reduce your liability.
by Brandon Darnell |
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The worst thing you can do is put off a bankruptcy that, in the end, was inevitable. “As soon as someone realizes they can’t pay their debts, they need to act,” says Sarah Litchney, CEO of...
by Bill Romanelli |
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Are You Ready? Whether you plan to retire tomorrow or in 30 years, you can never be too prepared for your life after work.
by Kourtney Jason and Jacqueline Renfrow |
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There is a huge portion of our population that uses coupons and saves real money doing so.
by LeeAnn Dickson |
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In 2010, however, we’ve still got a few economic bumps to endure, particularly in California where budget deficits seem to inexorably lead to new taxes. Couple that with predictions of more new...
by Bill Romanelli |
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Any discussion on how to make extra money has to start with Ben Franklin’s maxim, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”
by Bill Romanelli |
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by Darla A. Colson & Terra VanZant |
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by Melissa Camilleri Magliola |
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So instead, take a deep breath, gather your composure and calmly instruct your child to take you home... because you need to change your underwear.
by Tom Mailey |
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They could be dead asleep, two rooms away, but when I say walk, they’ll come bounding up to me like the next contestants on The Price Is Right.
by Tom Mailey |
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As the days get longer and spring settles in, we turn our kids loose on ball fields – from Rocklin to Placerville – to hit, catch and spit enough sunflower seeds to carpet the Earth.
by Tom Mailey |
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To be honest, like most guys, I’m not good at discussing what is probably the single most important feeling we can have.
by Tom Mailey |
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There are worse places to suffer.
by Tom Mailey |
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I was going to turn this column over to a guest for December, to someone who really knows a thing or two about Christmas.
by Tom Mailey |
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It quickly devolves into culinary crazy talk.
by Tom Mailey |
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A Spooktacular Poem
by Tom Mailey |
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...the hiss of batter striking the hot griddle sounded like applause as Dad finished off “Summer Wind.”
by Tom Mailey |
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I don’t feel like an old guy, and when my buddies and I get together I don’t think we look like the cast from a Flomax commercial just yet.
by Tom Mailey |
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What do you call a guy who hangs out with a bunch of musicians? A drummer.
by Tom Mailey |
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I thought to myself, this is it: this is one of those galvanizing moments that gets hardwired into a kids’ DNA, that stays with them for the rest of their lives. My eyes filled with tears, and...
by Tom Mailey |
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If you hear someone complaining about “kids these days,” do them a favor. Tell them about the students at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School in Roseville.
by Tom Mailey |
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I’m no Bear Grylls. I’ve never sheltered in the body cavity of a dead camel, no matter how thirsty I get I don’t think I could squeeze a drink from wet elephant dung, and I’m not British....
by Tom Mailey |
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I want to tell him he’d be more intimidating if the shirt’s background didn’t look like the magic cloud My Little Pony lives on.
by Tom Mailey |
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I asked a Nashville songwriter and friend, Brett Warren, what makes a good love song: “A good love song better have an amazing melody, because the content is usually very similar.” What ruins...
by Tom Mailey |
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It’s the one time of the year when we can pretend the other 11 months never happened and try to start brand new. A new diet. A new budget. A new attitude. It all starts on January 1.
by Tom Mailey |
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It seems all that can be taken for granted these days is that nothing can be taken for granted.
by Tom Mailey |
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Feeding a Hungry Teen
by Tom Mailey |
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High school football starts this month, and I can’t help but think back to my high school playing days. As much as I’d prefer not to.
by Tom Mailey |
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This has always been the best summer month, the one we all lean into the way a dog leans into a good scratch. Which is why I’d like to make a modest proposal: July should be a national holiday....
by Tom Mailey |
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Greg Soderland has been race director for 13 years and calls the Western States a “poor man’s Everest” – meaning that while it doesn’t cost much more than a good pair of shoes, it will...
by Tom Mailey |
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It’s tough to see the future if you’ve never been outside your neighborhood.
by Tom Mailey |
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They’re the first to the field, the last to leave and while out there, they’re not just a coach, but also a teacher, counselor, drill sergeant, groundskeeper, mentor, friend, judge,...
by Tom Mailey |
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So instead, I offer something far more valuable: the recipe to the best thing I have ever eaten, my mom’s homemade macaroni and cheese.
by Tom Mailey |
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Kids Ask the Darndest Things
by Tom Mailey |
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by Tom Mailey |
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Now though, a night out at a fancy hotel ballroom has been supplanted by an afternoon in the drab office conference room, and drink tickets replaced with coupons good for 10 percent off at Parolee...
by Tom Mailey |
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by Tom Mailey |
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The Other Pink Meat
by Tom Mailey |
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Growing up, my family had one telephone and it was bolted to the kitchen wall. Forget a second phone though, that was too outlandish for my dad. Only rich people had multiple. His idea of an...
by Tom Mailey |
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You two critters are in my life and I am better for it.
by Tom Mailey |
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by Tom Mailey |
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Standing in the center of Duane Calkins’ woodshop class at Buljan Middle School, one sees nothing but guitars, mostly electric, all shapes and styles, all stages of construction.
by Tom Mailey |
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It was four years of finding out who I was, surrounded by friends, good times and so, so much learning.
by Tom Mailey |
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My friends and I are beginning to resemble cars after a demolition derby. Name one of them and I can tell you his ailment.
by Tom Mailey |
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For 67 years, they’ve shared their lives. Yet they still sit next to each other like two birds sharing a small perch.
by Tom Mailey |
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At the time, I found myself wanting to criticize it, but I couldn’t. And now, months later, I still can’t. Not without being a hypocrite anyway.
by Tom Mailey |
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I love Christmas letters. Seriously I do. They’re generic, impersonal gifts wrapped in the glossy paper of self-absorption.
I look forward to them as much as I do It’s A Wonderful Life.
by Tom Mailey |
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n Rocklin, Wildcats screech and Thunder rolls. Bulldogs growl in Folsom, Bruins roam Shingle Springs. Trojans march in El Dorado Hills, Diamondbacks rattle in Placerville and Roseville is overrun...
by Tom Mailey |
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So, what is it with our love of being scared? I mean, seriously.
by Tom Mailey |
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I’m far from the first parent to suddenly reel from being kicked between the eyes by the steel-toed boots of time. But it’s startling nonetheless.
by Tom Mailey |
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I’ve never been much of a cat person. I’m not anti-cat; I’ve had my share of them growing up, but they’ve always seemed a little stuck-up.
by Tom Mailey |
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Be careful how you pack for vacation this summer. As a kid it got me in trouble right in front of a bunch of nuns.
by Tom Mailey |
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Here we are, at the precipice of another full-blown summer, anticipating the promise of so many good times to come. And as long as I don’t step onto a golf course, I’ll be fine.
by Tom Mailey |
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Compiled by Megan Wiskus |
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Highlights from the Folsom Aquatic Center's 7th Annual Bark n' Splash Bash Event
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Snapshots from Local Area Happenings in and around Folsom and El Dorado Hills
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Album, Book & DVD reviews
by Sharon Penny |
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Album, Book & DVD reviews
by Sharon Penny |
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Album, Book & DVD reviews
by Sharon Penny |
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by Sharon Penny |
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For the fourth year, Style brings you the latest stack of accomplished area authors and their published works!
by Paris Ryan |
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Album, Book & DVD reviews.
by Sharon Penny |
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Album, Book & DVD reviews
by Sharon Penny |
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Album, Book & DVD reviews
by Sharon Penny |
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by Sharon Penny |
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Album, Book & Film reviews
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For the third year, Style brings you the latest stack of accomplished area authors and their published works!
by Shelby Miller |
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Album, Book & Film reviews
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Album, Book & Film reviews
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by Megan Wiskus |
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Album, Book and Film reviews
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by Sharon Penny |
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Album, Book and Film reviews
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Album, Book and Film reviews
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by Sharon Penny |
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Music, Book & Movie reviews
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CD Book DVD Reviews Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton, Under the Black Flag by David Cordingly, Serge Gainsbourg, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Cloudy with the Chance of Meatballs, Absent Minded Professor
by Sharron Penny |
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Reviews of CDs, Books and DVDs.
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Reviews of CDs, Books and DVDs.
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Reviews of CDs, Books and DVDs.
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Reviews of CDs, Books and DVDs.
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If you’re an animal lover, then you’ve likely seen all these favorites…multiple times! But there’s a few you might have forgotten about, so grab you Kleenex and curl up with the kiddies for...
by Sharon Penny |
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by Desiree Patterson |
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Puerco Pibil From Flavors of Belize: The Cookbook
Recipe by Chef Sean Kuylen paired with SHENANDOAH VINEYARDS 2010 SPECIAL RESERVE ZINFANDEL
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Tomato Salad with Smoky Melon and Spicy Salami
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The process of whiskey making is both simple and complex, both chemistry and art. But the first thing everyone wants to know is, what are the differences?
by Tom Mailey |
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Indian “Burritos” with Curried Cauliflower & 2010 FOREFRONT CABERNET SAUVIGNON
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CRAB CAKES WITH SPICY RÉMOULADE & 2010 MER SOLEIL SILVER CHARDONNAY
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Food & Wine for the Season
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Smoked Turkey and Apple Salad and Louis Latour Mâcon-Villages Chameroy 2010
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Grilled Marinated Chicken Brochettes & 2011 Mason Sauvignon Blanc
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Creamy Crimini Mushroom Phyllo Cups paired with 2010 Jordan Chardonnay
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Henrietta’s Spicy Fried Chicken
Lard: The Lost Art of Cooking with Your Grandmother’s Secret Ingredient by the Editors of GRIT Magazine
paired with CHÂTEAU DE CAMPUGET
ROSÉ 2011
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Sugar Snap Pea Salad and Butter Chardonnay
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Select Recipe from "Slow Fire: The Beginner’s Guide to Barbecue" by Ray “Dr. BBQ” Lampe
paired with ForeFront Pinot Noir from Pine Ridge Winery
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Select Recipe from "Eating Light, Done Right" by Tania N. Boughton
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Food and Wine for the Season
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We’ve scoured the area for libations you’ll love. From posh décor to vibrant nightlife scenes and casual watering holes, Happy Hour is here…
by Jenn Talley |
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Recipe from The Country Cooking of Ireland by Colman Andrews
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RASPBERRY-CHERRY CRUMBLE BARS from "So Sweet!" by Sur La Table and DISZNÓKÖ TOKAJI ASZÚ 4 PUTTONYOS 2004
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Peachy Baby Back Ribs & Andis 2010 Amador Country Barbera
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Food & Wine for the Season
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Food and Wine for the Season
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BLT BUCATINI
The Glorious Pasta of Italy by Domenica Marchetti
(Chronicle Books, 2011, $30)
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Wine Bites by Barbara Scott-Goodman
RED TRUCK WINERY 2008 CALIFORNIA RED WINE review by Rick Mindermann
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Refreshing Wines for the Season
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Food and Wine for the Season
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MAHI-MAHI SKEWERS WITH SEAFOOD BUTTER from Fire it Up by Andrew Schloss and David Joachim; Photographs by Alison Miksch
“LES POUCHES” SAUMUR 2009
Wine review by Rick Mindermann |
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Food and Wine for the Season
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Food and Wine for the Season
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In the world of serious wine tasting, there’s a clever acronym, A.B.C., which stands for Anything But Cabernet (or Chardonnay).
by Lynn Machon |
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Langetwins 2008 Pinot Noir,
Clarksburg Appellation & DEEP-DISH POLENTA PIZZA
Real Simple Best Recipes
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Chicken Napoleon with Cabernet Jus paired with Tenuta Sant'Antonio Scaia Rosso 2008
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Food and Wine for the Season
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Croissant and Chocolate Bread Pudding - Real Simple – Best Recipes and
Morotti Campi Xyris 2008 Wine
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Wine Selections from Local Connoisseurs: 2006 Boekenhoutskloof Syrah & Deseado De Familia Schroeder Sparkling Torrontés
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Wine Selections from Local Connoisseurs: Hayman & Hill Santa Lucia Highlands
Reserve Selection Pinot Noir, Casa Lapostolle 2004 BO RO BO, 2001 Cantiga Wineworks Chardonnay
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Wine Selections from Local Connoisseurs: Boeger Winery Real Deal Red,
Mollydooker 2007 The Maitre D’, & Man Vintners 2008 Chenin Blanc.
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My taste for wine started with the likes of Mateus Rose, Boones Farm (apple only!), and the occasional bottle of Lancers Chianti or Blue Nun.
by Anthony Roberts |
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The name Craig Camp of Cornerstone Cellars kept popping up in my never-ending search for exceptional wines; constant reminders via social media like Twitter and Facebook give wineries a reach out...
by Julie Moreland |
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Dkcellars is one of my favorite foothill wineries. Dave and Kim Pratt really love what they do and they really put their best into every bottle.
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A welcoming eatery serving nothing short of serious burritos, tacos and tostadas, the staple foods of Mexico.
by Nelli Badikyan |
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With pride in their ingredients and swagger in their customer service step, it’s no wonder Burgerocity’s mission “to become everybody’s favorite burger place” has come to fruition.
by Megan Wiskus |
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True to its name, London Best Fish & Chips serves up authentic British pub food to the Foothills.
by Nelli Badikyan |
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There’s no doubt that Main Street Bagel Café in Folsom has mastered making the world famous roll-with-a-hole.
by Nelli Badikyan |
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The moment I entered, aromas of fine chocolate filled my nose.
by Paris Ryan |
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On the Hunt for the Perfect Snack!
by Danielle Enns |
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Located on Riley Street in the same shopping center as Walmart, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is the perfect spot to grab a hearty, on-the-go lunch or enjoy a sit-down dinner with the family (kids eat...
by Danielle Enns |
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On the Hunt for the Perfect Snack!
by Danielle Enns |
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In addition to their breakfast and lunch selections featuring organic fish, poultry and beef, the café also boasts hearty vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free items.
by Danielle Enns |
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As I went in for my first bite, I was thrilled to find that in addition to being topped with fresh raspberries, the smooth chocolate center of this almost too-pretty-to-eat dessert was actually...
by Morgan Cásarez |
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My hibachi salmon was moist and tender with just the right amount of sweet and tangy BBQ glaze, and the accompanying side of wasabi-teriyaki sauce added the perfect amount of heat.
by Danielle Enns |
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An empty stomach and a chilly afternoon recently sent me into Folsom’s newest venture in power dining: Fornotino, an upscale Italian quick-serve restaurant specializing in baked pastas, handmade...
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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Real Questions
Expert Guidance
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Real Questions - Expert Guidance
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Real Questions, Expert Advise
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Restoration of this structure will enable the Historical Society to tell the story of the Chinese community in Folsom...
by Lisa M. Butler |
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Is Recycling Garbage?
by Andrea Todd |
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It’s estimated that five to eight million equestrians, power-walkers, runners, hikers, and of course, bicyclists enjoy the American River Parkway every year.
by Andrea Todd |
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What happens when a restaurant reviewer’s aspirations exceed his role as a journalist?
by Andrea Todd |
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Since May is National Bike Month, Style decided to find 10 local bike events that won’t only benefit your health, but local nonprofits, too.
by Paris Ryan |
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Easter is so much more than just nibbling on chocolate bunny ears and hunting for eggs.
by Paris Ryan |
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Cupid's Favorite Month
by Paris Ryan |
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Style shares tips to help you kick off the new year the healthy way.
by Jamila B. Khan |
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Style challenges you to buy off the beaten path at our area’s finest consignment and thrift shops.
by Megan Wiskus |
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America’s favorite bird, the turkey, has a lot more to it than just being the main course at Thanksgiving dinner.
by Paris Ryan |
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Test your knowledge of cinematic horror with Style’s scary movie quiz.
by Danielle Enns |
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10 Ways to Repurpose Those Empties
by Danielle Enns |
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Style recommends these fun and informative animal lover apps sure to keep your pet happy, healthy and safe.
by Danielle Enns |
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Break tradition this summer with a voyage somewhere you’ve never been.
by Paris Ryan |
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Start the summer off right with a good ol’ fashioned barbecue! Nothing says, “Hello Summer” like a day by the pool and the taste of fresh-off-the-grill food. Next time you’re flippin’...
by Olivia Brown |
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In honor of Cinco de Mayo, Style searched for unique Spanish-infused cocktails, popular margaritas and more – all at local hot spots.
by Paris Ryan |
