Join Monique and Paul as they mix up some refreshing summer drinks.

In this week's episode Monique sits down with Paul Abbott, Bartender at the Hotel Sutter on Main Street in Sutter Creek.

Join Monique and Paul as they mix up some refreshing summer drinks.

Dr. Pam Sharp stops by the AM Live set to show off some of the artwork that has been made by children attended children's art classes that are being offered at the Hanford Street Gallery in Sutter Creek.

In this week's episode Monique speaks with Wendi Harrington, Manager of the Foxes Inn in Sutter Creek.

In this week's episode Monique speaks with Wendi Harrington, Manager of the Foxes Inn in Sutter Creek.

On March 18, 2013 Rudy Ruano Suarez Jr, 35, of Sutter Creek was arrested by Amador County Sheriff’s Detectives on an active, no bail, Amador County Superior Court Warrant of Arrest alleging violations of California Penal Code (PC) section 269(a)(1) PC, aggravated sexual assault of child, a felony; 13 counts of PC 288(b)(1) PC, lewd or lascivious acts involving children accomplished through force and/or fear, a felony; 288(a) PC lewd or lascivious acts, a felony; and thirteen special allegations.

The arrest warrant was sought by the Amador County District Attorney’s Office based upon an Amador County Sheriff’s Office investigation. The investigation involved a 17 year old female victim who reported that Suarez, her former step-father, began sexually assaulting her in 2007, at age 12, while the family resided in Woodland. The assaults reportedly continued when the family moved to Amador County in July 2008. The most recent sexual assault was reported to have taken place at a residence on Ridge Road in late 2011 after Suarez had moved out of the family home. Over 100 incidents of sexual abuse, occurring across multiple law enforcement jurisdictions, were reported by the victim. Based upon the investigation that was conducted, none of the victim’s three younger siblings appear to have been victims of Suarez’s sexual assaults.

Suarez is currently being held, without bail, in the Amador County Jail.

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The City of Sutter Creek received approximately 715 protests at last nights Monday, March 18 City Council Meeting. On the agenda was the a Proposition 218 hearing regarding the proposed ACES solid waste rate increase. After a lengthy public hearing, the City Council closed the hearing and continued the item to the April 1 Council meeting, to allow staff time to verify that the threshold for a valid Proposition. 218 protest was met. 588 valid protests were required.

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