Faces & Places
Great crowd!
Faces & Places
Written by Don Chaddock
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Hundreds turned out for Auburn’s Veterans Day Parade and the weather certainly cooperated.
Saluting veterans
Faces & Places
Written by Don Chaddock
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Auburn Mayor Bob Snyder rode his motorcycle down Lincoln Way in the Veterans Day Parade.
Happy 50th, KAHI!
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Written by Don Chaddock
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
“Afternoon Report” host Dave Rosenthal spoke with former Auburn Mayor Cheryl Maki, who also happens to be a board member for the radio station.
Jimmy Jay visits Auburn
Faces & Places
Written by Don Chaddock
Tuesday, 13 November 2007
Jimmy Jay, center, host of “Rewind,” flew in from Boston, Mass., to host his show live at the KAHI studios in honor of their 50th anniversary last Tuesday. He’s flanked by KAHI’s morning on-air hosts Barry Stigers and Victoria Beninga.
Congrats, KAHI!
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Written by Joe Carroll
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
Radio KAHI AM 950 Honored — Placer County Supervisor Jim Holmes, right, presented KAHI General Manager Jerry Henry with a commendation saluting the local station’s 50 years of broadcasting. The public is invited to KAHI’s open house at its studio in the State Theater building in Auburn next Tuesday. For more information on the open house, visit www.kahi.com.
So Long, Mr. Undersheriff
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Written by Joe Carroll
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
Ed Bonner, right, Placer County’s sheriff-coroner-marshal, gave Undersheriff Steve D’Arcy a hearty farewell handshake this week after D’Arcy revealed that he plans to retire November 16. D’Arcy spent 13 years as undersheriff after serving 23 years with the San Jose Police Department and two years as a U.S. Army criminal investigator. He’ll be succeeded by Devon Bell, currently the assistant sheriff.
Final work day
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Written by Don Chaddock
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
The Leadership Auburn Class of 2007, which graduated in June, gathered for one last work day on Saturday to complete their class project. The beautification of the “ore cart corner” at High Street and Auburn Folsom Road received a seeding of wild flowers, new plants to replace those that were lost over the summer, fresh ground covering and a temporary sign thanking all the sponsors of the project. From left is Barbara Van Felix, Gail Remington, Roberta Lopez Hoskins, Karen Hancock, Bob and Eileen Ferber, Becky Martin, Peggy Seitzinger, Kahl Muscott, Christine Rydell, Ralph Laird and Bill Wharton. Photo by Don Chaddock.
Happy Birthday, Mary Farinha!
Faces & Places
Written by Joe Carroll
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
Longtime Auburn resident Mary Farinha smiled as she arrived at St. Teresa of Avila Church on Sunday, two days before her 105th birthday. She was accompanied by two of her four children, Mario and Teresa Farinha, and a great-grandson, Ryan DeMartini. Welcoming her was Father Innocent Subiza. She was presented with a birthday cake after receiving Holy Communion.
Pearl Harbor survivor
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Written by Joe Carroll
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
Pearl Harbor survivor Lou Conter, a U.S. Navy crewman aboard the battleship USS Arizona, was greeted by Sue Hall at the pre-Veterans Day lunch hosted by the Bear River Lionesses last week. After the December 7, 1941 attack on the Arizona, Conter became an aviator and remained in the Navy for 26 years.
Veterans Day Warmup
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Written by Joe Carroll
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
Dozens of Armed Forces veterans enjoyed a pre-Veterans Day lunch put on by the Bear River Lionesses at the Higgins Lions Community Center near Lake of the Pines last Saturday. Sue Hall, one of the event’s organizers, is shown with three World War II vets: Bill Rowe (U.S. Army Air Corps), left, Mark Osweiler (U.S. Army and former POW); and Dick Bowen (U.S. Navy medical corpsman assigned to 5th Marine Division).
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