More details on community news can be found in the Calaveras Enterprise, the only newspaper in the county to provide a complete mix of local news, community events, investigative reports, and local sports. Here’s what you missed last week by not subscribing to the Calaveras Enterprise’s print edition. Conrad pleads not guilty to DUI charges (For the full article, go […]
2003-08-18
What’s Hoppin’ for TUESDAY, AUG. 19
CHILD CARE COUNCIL MEETING: 12 to 2 p.m. at St. Charles Place at Highway 49 and Mountain Ranch Road, the Calaveras Child Care Council will meet. Call 754-5348 for more information. For more What’s Hoppin’ highlights, click on the day above. SIRS MEETING: 11 a.m. for refreshments at Calaveras Big Trees State Park, the Arnold SIRS Club will meet. Lunch […]
Home owners want gates on roads at La Contenta
Fears that motorists racing through the La Contenta subdivision may kill someone are fueling discussion about a proposal to gate the entire community. Nearly 200 residents of the subdivision that surrounds the La Contenta Golf Course gathered at Valley Springs Elementary School Tuesday to listen to a proposal to close five entry points to through traffic. There are 669 residential […]
Saws remain silent at Toyon Middle School
A parents group has raised money to go toward the Toyon Middle School woodshop program, but to date the program has not been revived. Trustees of the Calaveras Unified School District opted to silence the saws and stop the hammering after enrollment in the woodshop classes fell below numbers required to maintain student-to-teacher ratios at the school. Teacher Bruce Cunningham […]
Woman’s body found in Mokelumne Hill
Authorities believe foul play is behind the death of a woman whose body was found Wednesday night in a field in Mokelumne Hill. The Calaveras County Sheriff’s Department received a call at 6:33 p.m. about a dead body. When officers arrived at the scene on Milano Road they found the body of a nude female, according to the sheriff’s report. […]
SHERIFF’S LOG: Wednesday, Aug. 13
1:19 a.m., West Point n Person reports someone opened his shop door about five minutes ago and set off the alarm. 7:07 a.m., San Andreas n Deputy required to enforce lock-out posted yesterday. Tenants still packing items and now the truck won’t run. 8:51 a.m., Arnold n On-going vandalism problems at house under construction. This time juveniles used contractor’s chalk […]
