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Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:48

Kelly Reason and Lisa Peterson is on AM Live on TSPN TV Nov 12, 2014

Kelly Reason and Lisa Peterson, from the Amador County Animal Shelter, bring in a dog and cat ready for adoption to show Heather Murdock.

Published in AML

Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:48

Kelly Reason and Lisa Peterson is on AM Live on TSPN TV Nov 12, 2014

Kelly Reason and Lisa Peterson, from the Amador County Animal Shelter, bring in a dog and cat ready for adoption to show Heather Murdock.

Published in AML

Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:46

Toni Linde is on AM Live on TSPN TV Nov 12, 2014

Toni Linde talks to Heather Murdock about the Annual Sutter Creek Holiday Parade of Light on Sat, Dec. 13, 2014. Parade starts at 6:30PM.

Published in AML

Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:45

Ted Smith is on AM Live on TSPN TV Nov 12, 2014

Ted Smith beings in his wonderful art work into the TSPN TV to show the viewers. He is the featured artist in November at the Gallery 10.

Published in AML

Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:43

Karl Knobelauch is on AM Live on TSPN TV Nov 12, 2014

Karl Knobelauch, president or the Preston Castle foundation, shares good news with Heather Murdock about the Preston Castle Foundation.

Published in AML

Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:39

Group Hug on AM Live on TSPN TV Nov 12, 2014

Heather Murdock closes out Amador Live with her guests on TSPN TV.

Published in AML

Wednesday, 12 November 2014 20:38

Monday's with Monique on TSPN TV Nov 10, 2014

The Saucy Sisters, Debbie Abrams, Anne Beecroft, Debbie Graham, Linda Ferro, Julie Sanders, Sherri Stein, Lora Weir, and Frannie Weinrob, cook up the award winning Shrimp and Corn Chowder with Monique Graziadei on today's episode on TSPN TV.

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Saturday, 08 November 2014 04:32

18 Days and Counting! Can you Help!

For the Food Bank, Thanksgiving is only 18 days away...

MOST WANTED!

HOLIDAY LIST

FOOD ITEMS

Turkey's

Stuffing

Veggies & Fruit (canned)

Cranberry Sauce (canned)

Yams (canned)

Chicken Broth (canned)

Mix or Canned Gravy

Canned Beans

Canned Milk

Eggs

Dinner Rolls

AND always PAPER BAGS!!!

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Saturday, 08 November 2014 04:28

ACHS Dinner November 9

Amador County Historical Society invites you to Teresa's Place on Nov. 9th at 4PM for a special presentation by Ed Arata.

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Saturday, 08 November 2014 04:24

Thanksgiving Suggested from CAPC

CAPC Newsletter

November 2014

November - Giving Thanks

Hello friends of CAPC!

November is the time of year that families gather for the Thanksgiving holiday to enjoy a delicious feast. This year, use the Thanksgiving season is a chance to express the reasons you are thankful, and nurture a sense of gratitude in your family and with your children.

*Tell family members and friends why you are thankful for them.

*Read a Thanksgiving story with your family on Thanksgiving day.

*Invite a neighbor or friend to join in your Thanksgiving meal.

*Show your appreciation to your babysitter, child's teacher, mail carrier or others by doing something for them.

*Help other families in your community by donating canned goods to a local food pantry.

*Send care packages to those serving our country. Even small items like toothpaste and lip balm can make a big difference in the daily life of a soldier.

*Prepare a Thanksgiving basket filled with special treats to give to a family or your favorite charity.

*Make a Thanksgiving tree using construction paper and have each family member write down what they are thankful for on the leaves.

*Give back to your community by volunteering at a local charity, library or senior center.

*Go around the dinner table and have each family member tell their favorite family memory. This will bring lots of smiles and laughs as memories are shared.

Please help share the work we do and forward this to your friends and colleagues too.

Thank you for everything you do to help prevent child abuse in Amador County!

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Don't Let the Holidays Stress You Out!

The holiday season is a wonderful time of year for many, but it can also bring added stress to families - pressure to be on time, finances, hectic days and nights, trips, guests, etc..

It's a good time to remember that kids of all ages feel the stress too and will act out in a number of ways. Younger kids may exhibit stress by crying, tantrums, clinging, excessive energy, temporary regression such as thumb sucking and many other ways.

Older kids may be feeling overwhelmed, get cranky, and have what many call, "an attitude." Older kids not only have thestress of hectic schedules, family gatherings, and shopping (and paying) for gifts, they are also wrapping up the end of their school quarter or semester and have extra school work, projects, tests, and are worrying about their grades, they may be applying to colleges, or working extra hours.

There are several ways to simplify the holiday season. Attend fewer social events that are just for adults and cut back on outside commitments. Be more relaxed about how your house looks and entertain less.

Travel less, allowing your family to think about which traditions are meaningful to them and which ones they want to keep. Ask your children what it is about the holidays that they most enjoy and look forward to. You may be surprised by their answers. Much of our holiday stress comes from putting our time and energy into activities that may not be right for us, our family, or our current situation. Add more holiday joy and reduce stress for you and your family by identifying what is important and what is affordable in terms of time, energy and finances.

Hopefully, slowing down can help reduce some of the stress in your lives and the lives of your children.

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