Kam Merzlak and Susie Miller close out today's Amador Live with their guests.

Are reality shows similar to every day life?

Do today's children understand the meaning behind Thanksgiving?

Should we continue to strive toward our potential, even as we age?

How would your life change if you suffered a life-threatening illness?

What would you do if you saw a friend switching tags at a store?

Should we examine current weaknesses of the United States?

Hot Topic: President Obama's executive action on immigration.

ACRA's A Children's Christmas at The HUB on Nov. 28th and 29th from 11AM-9PM and Dec. 6th, 13th, and 20th 11AM-5PM at 206B Main Street Jackson, CA (above Hein & Co. Book Store). For more information call 223-6349.

Amador STARS office has moved to 60 D Ridge Road, Sutter Creek. Located between Barron's and Umpqua Bank next door to La Esperanza Mexican Restaurant, about 1/2 block east of the signal at Sutter Hill.

Their new phone number is: 209-267-1246

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Sutter Creek Parade of Lights
Saturday December 13th, 2014 6:30 pm
Sponsored by the Sutter Creek Business & Professional Association
Visit HYPERLINK "http://www.suttercreek.org" www.suttercreek.org for more information or call Toni at (209) 256-1750
Join us for the 8th Annual “Parade of Lights” on Saturday December 13th. Sutter Creek will come alive in twinkling lights, as everything from cars, mail trucks, school buses, horses, dogs, people, marching bands, baton twirlers, and more, parade down Historic Sutter Creeks' Main Street beneath the moonlight on a crisp December evening. Everyone is invited to come down and watch this magical “Parade of Lights”. Children and adults enjoy this evening of old fashioned hometown fun.
Main Street itself is a beautiful sight to behold. All of the wonderful Gold Rush buildings are decked out in Holiday splendor. Bubbles float down from balconies and give the feeling of snowflakes. The storefront windows are wonderfully displayed with all their Holiday wares. How can’t you feel like the Christmas season with all of this?
The parade starts at 6:30. Anyone can be in the parade, just fill out the application on the website at HYPERLINK "http://www.suttercreek.org" www.suttercreek.org and then start brainstorming on your entry. The cost to enter is still only $10 and is due by Saturday, November 22, 2014. This is a great opportunity for a family to do something fun together and also for businesses to advertise to the local community. You can also pick up an entry form at the Sutter Creek Visitor Center at 71A Main Street.
There is plenty of parking downtown, just don't park on Main Street, so everyone will have a good view of this wonderful parade! Remember to dress warm. Come early and enjoy the FREE Horse Drawn Carriage Rides on Main Street! Come join us with this holiday tradition. And remember, it is a rain or shine Parade so be prepared for any weather!
The Parade starts at 6:30, but remember, NO parking on Main Street after 5:00 and the streets close at 5:30. Please be respectful of these closures on Main Street and the staging areas because we have excited children, of all ages, walking around in the dark getting the Parade ready for your enjoyment. Please no saving spots on the sidewalk until after 4pm, items on sidewalk prior to that will be removed.
For more information visit HYPERLINK "http://www.suttercreek.org" www.suttercreek.org or call Toni at (209) 256-1750 email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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As many of you may have heard, last week the Jackson Rancheria park restoration crew began the cleanup efforts at the Catholic Cemetery in Jackson.   Weather permitting, workers will be onsite Monday thru Friday from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. and will continue through winter until completion.  Restoration efforts will be focused on the surrounding areas only and will not include grave sites.  We will ensure to work carefully so not to disrupt the graves of those laid to rest. 

It is important to us that we proceed with utmost respect and are asking residents of Amador County who have family buried at the Catholic Cemetery to join us in rejuvenating the area by cleaning up your family’s private plot.  Come see us during work hours and you will be supplied with lunch, beverages, gloves and any tools needed to get the job done.   

If you have family members buried at the Catholic Cemetery, but cannot do the work yourself, we would be honored to clean up for you, with your permission. Please contact Suzie Reynolds at the St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish at (209) 223-2970 to grant us this approval.

For additional information, feel free to contact the park restoration committee at (209) 223-8405.

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