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Tuesday, 24 April 2007 23:39
Jackson City Council Meeting: Officer Recognized By MADD and More
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Local
Tuesday, 24 April 2007 23:33
Sutter Creek Planning Commission: Powder House Estates Developer Asks For 2 Year Map Extension
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Local
Tuesday, 24 April 2007 23:10
ACUSD Looks To Charge New Facility Usage Fees On ALL Facilities
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Entertainment
Tuesday, 24 April 2007 01:06
Congressman Lungren Introduces Amendment To Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
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State
Tuesday, 24 April 2007 01:03
Vehicle Accidents: Stories of Inattention, Intoxication, & Abandonment
A Pioneer man was injured on Saturday afternoon
when another vehicle crossed into his lane and hit his vehicle head on.
Thankfully the man observed the impending accident and reacted in such a way
that the accident wasn’t as bad as it could have been. Elizabeth Fry of Pine Grove was traveling east
bound on Hwy. 88 west of Rossbridge Rd at a stated speed of 45-50 mph. William
Hemenway, 69 and of Pioneer was traveling west bound on 88 at a stated speed of
50 mph. According to Officer Melissa Scobee’s report Fry took her eyes off the roadway for a moment
to remove her glasses and wipe her eyes. Her 2002 Toyota Sienna began to drift
into the opposing lane of traffic. Hemenway observed the Toyota drifting
across the roadway and into his lane, he immediately applied his brakes and
steered his 2005 Kia Sedona towards the north roadway edge in an effort to
avoid a collision. Subsequently, Fry was unaware that her vehicle had drifted
across the roadway and the left front of Fry’s Toyota struck the left front of
the Kia. Hemenway suffered a laceration to his left forearm and Fry was
uninjured in the accident.
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Law Enforcement
Tuesday, 24 April 2007 00:55
Early Morning Accident On New York Ranch Road: Driver At Large And Two Injured
Early this morning a
serious accident occurred on New York Ranch Rd just north of China Graveyard
Rd. The accident occurred around 12:30 as the driver of a 1999 Ford lost
control of the vehicle after driving in a reckless manner. According to the CHP
report written by Officer
Craig Zaragoza an unidentified 28 year old driver from Sutter Creek ran off the
roadway, hit an embankment and subsequently rolled the vehicle. The 28
year old then fled the scene with one of the passengers, age 20, who was later
found unconscious in a ditch. The driver also left a second injured passenger,
19 years old, trapped in the car. The driver was subsequently identified through the CHP investigation
and is considered wanted and at large.
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Law Enforcement
Tuesday, 24 April 2007 00:53
Test of Golden One Alarms Backfires
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Law Enforcement