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Integrated Regional Water Management Plan: A Fancy Name For What?
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What is an IRWMP? Well, a
meeting was held last night to answer that exact question. IRWMP is actually an
acronym for Integrated Regional Water Management Plan. AWA staff has participated in the creation of the
Mokelumne/Amador/Calaveras (M/A/C) Integrated Regional Water Management Plan as
part of the Proposition 50 Chapter 8 program. The IRWMP grant program is
a joint program between the Department of Water Resources (DWR) and the State
Water Resources Control Board.
Justice has taken its course in the death of beloved school teacher Suzette Arnese Cone. Arnese-Cone was killed in a motor vehicle accident on Wednesday, April 28, 2004 on Highway 88 east of Irishtown Road. Arnese-Cone was a popular Jackson junior High Teacher. The accident was caused when Kerry Cook of Pioneer, then 39 years old, struck Mrs. Arnese- Cone’s vehicle. Arnese-Cone died at the scene and Kerry Cook was flown via air ambulance to the Davis hospital for a fractured leg. Her 5-year-old female passenger was flown to the hospital as well for lacerations to the forehead, chin and nose and for stomach pain. Monument For Old Chinese Graveyard Exhumes Issues That Have Yet To Be Resolved
Written byJackson City Council Meets To Discuss Cable. Land and A New Monument
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This is big game week and last night downtown Jackson
was crowded with Argonaut Mustang
faithful as the annual “Downtown Rally” got underway. Main Street was closed to
traffic, with the exception of floats, the Argonaut High School Band and the
football teams, for about one hour. The crowd was large this year as the
Mustangs celebrated their fourth year heading into the CIF Play Offs.
The California secretary of state is urging voters to go through
their 192-page voter information packet and fill out their sample ballots
before heading to the polls Tuesday. There are 13 statewide propositions on the ballot, state offices from governor to state
controller are up for grabs plus there are numerous local races including a
supervisor’s seat, several city council seats and trustee positions on the Amador Count
Unified School District Board and the Water Agency Board, as well as, and two
local measures, K and L to be decided. Absentee ballots have already
been pouring into county elections offices.
