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1 week ago | 
mtdemocrat.com | Shelly Thorene
Protestors gathered on overpasses from Camino to Folsom on June 14, taking part in a nationwide protest dubbed No King. About 1,000 protestors on the East Bidwell Street overpass and along the roadway into the city participated with Indivisible El Dorado's estimated 1,422 protestors turned out for the event held on Flag Day, which also happened to be President Donald Trump's 79th birthday. “We got 500 more than we expected," said Gina Abrams with Indivisible El Dorado.
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1 week ago | 
mtdemocrat.com | Shelly Thorene
Around 181 acres burned in a wildland fire that broke out around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 17. The Bonanza Fire ignited in the 5200 block of Bonanza Auto Road across from Hollandview Drive, three miles east of Shingle Springs. Flames moved east toward Highway 49 and the community of El Dorado.
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1 week ago | 
tahoedailytribune.com | Shelly Thorene
An increase in real estate fraud cases involving vacant land in South Lake Tahoe, Georgetown, Placerville and Grizzly Flat, as well as cases involving single family homes in the county and in one instance the IP address of the perpetrator was traced to Panama, have prompted El Dorado County Recorder-Clerk Janelle Horne and District Attorney Vern Pierson to raise awareness on this issue.
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1 week ago | 
villagelife.com | Shelly Thorene
An increase in real estate fraud cases involving vacant land in South Lake Tahoe, Georgetown, Placerville and Grizzly Flat, as well as cases involving single family homes in the county and in one instance the IP address of the perpetrator was traced to Panama, have prompted El Dorado County Recorder-Clerk Janelle Horne and District Attorney Vern Pierson to raise awareness on this issue.
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2 weeks ago | 
villagelife.com | Andrew Vonderschmitt |Shelly Thorene
The Stage at Burke Junction is taking its original production “For the Love of Dog” for a second run at the theater. The work from the mind of Bill Glasser, owner of Burke Junction, premiered in 2023 to an appreciative audience and now has been brought back by “pup-ular” demand. The production asks, and pledges to answer, those age old questions: “How do you really know if your dog likes you?
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2 weeks ago | 
mtdemocrat.com | Shelly Thorene
An increase in real estate fraud cases involving vacant land in South Lake Tahoe, Georgetown, Placerville and Grizzly Flat, as well as cases involving single family homes in the county and in one instance the IP address of the perpetrator was traced to Panama, have prompted El Dorado County Recorder-Clerk Janelle Horne and District Attorney Vern Pierson to raise awareness on this issue.
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2 weeks ago | 
mtdemocrat.com | Andrew Vonderschmitt |Shelly Thorene
On Saturday June 14 The Stage at Burke Junction will open its original production of “For the Love of Dog” for the second time. The work from the mind of Bill Glasser, owner of Burke Junction, premiered in 2023 to an appreciative audience. According to The Stage the play has been brought back by “pup-ular” demand. The production asks, and pledges to answer, those age old questions, “How do you really know if your dog likes you?
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2 weeks ago | 
mtdemocrat.com | Shelly Thorene
After 42 years in service to the community at Mother Lode Rehabilitation Enterprises Inc., MORE CEO Susie Davies, 78, is ready to pass the torch. Davies confidently hands over the leadership role to MORE Director of Finance and Fund Development Kelli Nuttall, saying the change is perfectly timed with other changes coming to the nonprofit organization that empowers individuals with disabilities and enhances their quality of life.
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2 weeks ago | 
villagelife.com | Shelly Thorene
After 42 years in service to the community at Mother Lode Rehabilitation Enterprises Inc., MORE CEO Susie Davies, 78, is ready to pass the torch. Davies confidently hands over the leadership role to MORE Director of Finance and Fund Development Kelli Nuttall, saying the change is perfectly timed with other changes coming to the nonprofit organization that empowers individuals with disabilities and enhances their quality of life.
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3 weeks ago | 
mtdemocrat.com | Shelly Thorene
Around 2,100 bicyclists hit the pavement at 6 a.m. June 1 for the 32nd annual America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride around Lake Tahoe. The cycling event is a fundraiser for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and cyclists ages 13 and older pre-registered earlier in the year for a 35-, 72- or 100-mile ride around the lake's beautiful shores. The event kicked off Friday with a VIP dinner in the Sapphire Ballroom at the Tahoe Blue Event Center.
