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~~ February, 2012 ~~
Wednesday, February 1 - Sierra Montessori Academy to Implement Independent Study
Sierra Montessori Academy, a tuition-free public charter school located in South Nevada County, will be starting an Independent Study Program beginning February 1. Space is limited, but students K-8 are welcome. Joan Harris, one of Sierra Montessori Academy’s specialists, will be offering training for parents who are unfamiliar with the Montessori method. For applications and more information, please stop by the Sierra Montessori Academy at 16229 Duggans Road in Grass Valley, or call (530) 268-9990.
Wednesday, February 1 – 6:00 p.m. - Auburn Aviation Association’s Monthly Pot Luck Dinner Meeting
The Auburn Aviation Association will hold its monthly pot luck dinner meeting at the Auburn Airport terminal building located at the end of New Airport Road. They meet the first Wednesday of each month. Anyone who has an interest in aviation or the local aviation scene is welcome to attend. The speaker for the February meeting will be Mark Oswiler, who will talk about his WW II Stalag 17 POW experience. For additional information, contact Bob Ferber at (530) 885-1706, or Darcy Brewer at (916) 517-0717.
Thursday, February 2 – 11:00 a.m. - Sons In Retirement Monthly Luncheon
Sons In Retirement (SIR) Branch 37 will hold their monthly luncheon at the Elks Lodge, 195 Pine St., in Auburn. Fellowship/Social hour begins at 11:00 a.m. Lunch with Salisbury Steak and fish, etc., will be at noon. The guest speaker will be Tom Harper, former information technology consultant and currently a fruit grower and bee keeper in the Auburn area. Tom will discuss the various aspects of bees and bee keeping, including Colony Collapse Disorder and Africanized bees. SIR is a Nonprofit Public Benefit Organization for Retired Men Devoted to Promoting the Independence and Dignity of Retirement. It's a statewide organization with over 100 branches and almost 20,000 members, founded in 1958. Prospective members are always welcome. The only expense is the cost of the lunch. No dues, no fees, no rituals, no causes. Interested retirees are invited to join them for good food, good fun, and new friends. For more information, phone (530) 886-8441 or (916) 663-4620.
Thursday, February 2 – 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. - Anew Day’s Counseling Skills Workshop
This class starts February 2 and will meet weekly for 12 weeks. Ever wondered what to say or how to respond to someone in pain? This class can help answer those questions for you. If you’re interested in becoming a counselor at Anew Day or just want to improve your interpersonal communication, this class is the one for you. To sign up, call (530) 271-1100, or go to the website at anew-day.com for more information.
Thursday, February 2 – 7:00 p.m. - McClintock Opponent to Speak in Auburn
Congressional candidate Jack Uppal, who will be challenging Rep. Tom McClintock in newly-drawn Congressional District 4, will speak to the Auburn Area Democratic Club in the Auburn Library. Uppal rose from humble beginnings in India, became an American citizen, and went on to a successful career in the semiconductor industry, including 20 years at Intel. A Lincoln resident and self-described moderate, Uppal will focus on what he says is McClintock’s record of consistently voting for legislation that benefits only the wealthy and special interests. Uppal believes the key to economic recovery is a strong middle class. Uppal will present his vision for restoring the economy, creating jobs, and establishing responsive Congressional representation in the new foothills district. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Paul S. Berger, Representative At-Large of the Auburn Area Democratic Club, at (530) 887-1121.
Thursday, February 2 – 7:30 p.m. - Sierra Foothills Audubon Society February 2012 General Meeting
The speaker will be Will Richardson on the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science. The Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS) is a member-supported nonprofit seeking to advance the natural history, conservation, and ecosystem knowledge of the Tahoe region through science, education, and outreach. TINS has a long-term goal of bringing a world-class interpretive nature center and educational facility to the Tahoe area, but in the meantime, engage in a diversity of programs to promote greater appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of the natural resources of the Tahoe region. This talk will be held in the Community Room of the Nevada County Library on Maidu Avenue in Nevada City. Will will present an overview of what TINS is doing, with a focus on their outreach, citizen science, and research programs. He will highlight a few of the research projects for more in-depth discussion, illustrated with lots of photographs. Please see the TINS website for more information at tinsweb.org, and "like" them on Facebook for regular updates and photos at facebook.com/pages/Tahoe-Institute-for-Natural-Science/173935990027.
Friday, February 3 - 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday, February 4 – 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. - Courage Conference
This is presented by Courage to Be You, Inc. (C2BU), a locally-operated and faith-based non-profit founded on the principle that each and every life not only has value, but a unique purpose and destiny. C2BU is presenting the message that “you were created on purpose for a purpose™.” This one-of-a-kind Courage Conference for men, women, and teens will be held at Adventure Christian Church, 6401 Stanford Ranch Road, in Roseville. The Courage Conference encourages and equips individuals for this journey of purpose in a variety of ways, such as inspirational music, thought-provoking drama, moving dance performances, and Bible-based inspirational messages from passionate speakers. For more information and tickets, visit C2BU.org. Tickets are priced at $25 for students, $45 for single tickets, $75 for couples, and $100 for couples plus two teens. Each ticket includes all conference materials but does not include lodging or meals. This conference is recommended for individuals thirteen years of age and older.
Friday, February 3 through Sunday, February 5 - Roseville Gem Faire
This will be held at the Placer County Fairgrounds, 800 All America City Blvd., Roseville. Hours are Friday Noon to 6:00 p.m.; Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. General admission is $7 for a weekend pass. Take advantage of low prices for fine quality of jewelry, gems, beads, crystals, silver, rocks, minerals, and much more. Over 50 exhibitors from all over the world will be on site. For more information, visit gemfaire.com, call (503) 252-8300, or email info@gemfaire.com.
Saturday, February 4 – 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - E-waste Fundraiser
This is a free e-waste fundraiser for Weimar Hills School. It will be held in the Placer Hills Union School District office parking lot, located at 16801 Placer Hills Road in Meadow Vista. For more information, please call Weimar Hills School at (530) 637-4121, or Heidi Wolff at (530) 305-9889.
Saturday, February 4 – 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Friends of the Nevada County Libraries February Book Sale
The Friends of the Nevada County Libraries are holding a Book Sale at the Doris Foley Historical Library, 211 N. Pine Street in Nevada City. Thousands of paperback and hardback books are included – fiction, non-fiction, children’s, collectible books, etc. Most books cost between 25¢ and $3. This month’s sale features a wide selection of subjects for $2 per bag. For additional information, phone (530) 265-1407, or e-mail friends@friendsofthenevadacountylibraries.org.
Saturday, February 4 – 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (registration 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.) - Gold Country Wildlife Rescue Wildlife Orientation & Training
GCWR is pleased to offer their annual Wildlife Orientation & Training, open to the public. Do you enjoy watching the wildlife in your backyard? Would you like to learn more about ways that you can help injured and orphaned wildlife, and assist in helping them return to the wild? Would you like to become a Wildlife Rehabilitator? Would you like to meet their live educational animal ambassadors? If you've answered yes to any of these questions, then this program is for you. The GCWR Wildlife Orientation & Training includes: Guest speakers, including Carol L. Malnor, author, educator, and President of Sierra Foothills Audubon Society; wildlife rehabilitation displays; wildlife store; plus you'll have a chance to get up-close and personal with their live animal ambassadors including a Red-tailed Hawk, American Kestrel, Great Horned Owl, Screech Owl, and more. Enjoy all this in addition to a light continental breakfast, and a delicious lunch. This will take place in the Sierra Room of the Canyon View Community Center, 471 Maidu Drive, Auburn. Advanced registration (deadline February 2) is $35, and registration at the door is $45. You can register online at GoldCountryWildlifeRescue.org, or by calling (916) 632-3466 or (916) 742-2747.
Saturday, February 4 – 4:00 p.m. - 2nd Annual Thank a Veteran Dinner
The Auburn Elks Lodge is holding their 2nd Annual Thank a Veteran Dinner. Cocktails will be at 4:00 p.m., with a buffet dinner to be served at 5:00 p.m. Veterans will receive a free dinner, while all others will pay $10. The meal will have as the main entrees pasta and pulled pork, along with mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetables, salad, bread, and dessert. The Elks Lodge is located at 195 Pine Street in Auburn. The phone number is (530) 888-7111. If you know of anyone who is a veteran, especially our seniors, would you be kind enough to invite that person as he or she may not have access to transportation, and then you can participate in helping the Auburn Elks Lodge to “Thank a Veteran.”
Saturday, February 4 – Poor Man’s Whiskey
Some incredible shows are coming to the Auburn Event Center & Dance-a-torium, and this is one of them. Poor Man's Whiskey has headlined sold out shows at the Fillmore. This concert will feature the incredible lead guitar work of Sean Lehe, and a very special guest will be joining on Fiddle. If that's not enough, Achilles Wheel will be celebrating the release of their Debut CD, and features Paul Kamm, Jonny Mojo Flores, Gary Campus, Mark McCartney, and Shelby Snow who have come together from some incredible bands to basically create an All-Star Country-Jam-Bluegrass-Americana -Funk-GD - Dance band. ID is required for the Bar - no outside drinks please. Come and have some fun. For more information, please contact Scott at (530) 906-7441.
Sunday, February 5 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
Saturday, February 5 – (RSVP deadline January 28) Super Bowl XVLI Party
This will be held at the Blue Goose Event Center, 3550 Taylor Road, in Loomis. Net proceeds benefit the Blue Goose Project. Doors open at 2:00 p.m., and kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. There will be a potluck and catered food. Please bring your specialty or favorite snack. There will also be a football pool and a no-host bar. The game will be shown on an 8’ x 12’ big screen TV. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. This is sponsored by Homewood Lumber and Randy Elder, CFP. RSVP is required by January 28. To RSVP, please call (916) 652-8555.
Wednesday, February 8 – 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. - Stress Relief Class
We all have it one time or another. Stress. Come to this 90-minute interactive workshop that will teach you Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), a simple and effective technique that teaches you how to tap on acupoints with focused attention to help you release sabotaging behavior, change negative attitudes, and be your personal best. The cost is $40. See class details and other classes available in February at sedcorp.biz, or call (530) 823-4703.
Wednesday, February 8 – 6:00 p.m. – Citizen Information Workshop
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will host a free, two-hour information session in Folsom at the library located at 411 Stafford Street. The session is part of a larger USCIS initiative to help immigrants better understand the naturalization process, including the content of the naturalization test, and become familiar with free educational resources and materials available from the agency. The public is invited, and USCIS officers will be on hand to discuss the naturalization process step-by-step, and provide information about eligibility and residency requirements, application forms, fees, the background security check, and processing times. They will demonstrate the citizenship interview and answer questions about it. Participants will also see sample questions from the citizenship test and receive an overview of U.S. history and civic principles. Free educational materials will be given out while supplies last. For more information, please contact Sharon Rummery at (415) 987-0191.
Thursday, February 9 – 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. - Singathon 2012
SCSO Conductor Donald Kendrick and the Sacramento Choral Society will once again raise a collective voice for the arts at Singathon 2012. The SCSO’s annual fundraiser will take place at the Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights in front of Macy’s Women’s Store. The event will feature members of the SCSO singing great Broadway tunes by Rodgers & Hammerstein, Lerner & Lowe, and many others. Joining the group on keyboard will be the SCSO’s new accompanist Ryan Enright. The SCSO hopes to raise $30,000 to help offset production and education and outreach expenses for the Spring 2012 season. Sunrise Mall shoppers of all ages often receive spontaneous conducting and dance lessons from conductor Donald Kendrick at this event. Information and support options for Singathon 2012 are readily available on the SCSO’s website at sacramentochoral.com. If you have questions, please call the SCSO Office at (916) 536-9065, or e-mail scso2005@gmail.com.
Friday, February 10 and Saturday, February 11 – 5:30 p.m. - Valentine’s Day Celebration and All-You-Can-Eat Crab & Shrimp Feed
This is presented by Higgins Diggins Lions Club. Dinner includes pasta with meat sauce, salad, and garlic bread. No-host cocktails are at 5:30 p.m., and dinner is at 6:30 p.m. This will be held at the Higgins Lions Community Center, 22490 E. Hacienda Drive, in Grass Valley. Tickets are $35 per person, or $30 per person for parties of 8 more more. For tickets and more information, please call (530) 268-0565, or visit higginsdigginslions.org.
Saturday, February 11 – 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Day Retreat with Renown Buddhist Teacher, Noah Levine
Noah Levine, an unconventional Buddhist teacher, counselor, and author of Dharma Punx and Against the Stream, will be leading an all-day retreat at the Truckee Town Hall Chambers in Truckee. This event is presented by For Goodness Sake and Sierra Agape. Call (530) 550-8981 for more information.
Saturday, February 11 – 11:00 a.m. to Noon - KinderKonzert
The Auburn Symphony presents KinderKonzert. Maestro Goodwin introduces the selections and the instruments of the orchestra in a program designed to inspire children to a lasting love of classical music. Twelve-year-old Young Artist Competition winner Alexis Keller is the featured violin soloist. The program includes Strauss' "Blue Danube Waltz" and Saint-Saens' "Bacchanale from Samson and Delilah." This will take place at the Placer High School Theatre, 275 Orange Street, in Auburn. Tickets are $7, and available online at AuburnSymphony.com.
Saturday, February 11 – 5:30 to 11:00 p.m. - St. Joseph Catholic School’s 13th Annual Crab Feed
Come to St. Joseph Catholic School’s 13th Annual Crab Feed at 11610 Atwood Road in Auburn. Tickets are $40 each, and include all-you-can-eat clam chowder, bread, shrimp cocktail, pasta, salad, dessert, and dancing. Happy hour will be at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 7:00 p.m., and dancing until 11:00 p.m. There will also be giveaways, and a silent auction, and no-host bar. This is an adult-only event. For more information, please contact Nicole Lopez at (530) 885-4490 or go to saintjosephauburn.org/events.
Saturday, February 11 and Sunday, February 12, 2012 - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. – 53rd Annual Sacramento Weavers’ & Spinners’ Guild Open House
The Sacramento Weavers’ & Spinners’ Guild welcomes everyone to their 53rd Annual Open House featuring fascinating demonstrations of weaving and spinning, exhibits of handmade items, a drawing, and sales of handmade articles made by Guild members. There will be many different looms and spinning wheels on display. Guild members will be available to answer questions and to assist visitors interested in working on a loom or learning how to spin. The theme this year is "Fantasy Fibers." This will be held at the Shepard Garden and Art Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd., Sacramento. This event is free. For information about the Guild, go to the website at sacweavespin.org.
Sunday, February 12 – 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - “I ♥ Sacramento Zoo” Day
Bring your Valentine to a special “I ♥ Sacramento Zoo” Day organized by the Sacramento Zoo Teen volunteers. The event features Valentine-themed animal enrichments, informative talks, and activity tables – all included with general admission. Scheduled enrichments will include scented Valentine cards for the lemurs, and a special piñata for Val-lynn-tine the giraffe, as she celebrates her 17th birthday. Keepers and Zoo Teens will be present during each enrichment to give information and answer questions about the animals. Don’t miss this opportunity to sign a Valentine card for the animals from Zoo guests. The Sacramento Zoo is located at the corner of Land Park Drive and Sutterville Road in William Land Park. For more information, please call (916) 808-5888, or visit saczoo.org.
Sunday, February 12 – Noon to 3:00 p.m. – Chinese New Year Grand Finale Celebration
The Chinese New Year celebration concludes with a Grand Finale at the Stonehouse/Old Brewery in Nevada City, featuring dim sum and food by Asia, storytelling by Kwong Chew, Chinese calligraphy by Nikko Wu, martial arts demonstrations, drumming by Grass Valley Taiko, mahjong, dragon dancing by Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra (CATS), and much more. Admission is free, but there is a charge for food and beverage. For more information, please call (530) 265-2990.
Friday, February 17 - "Nature of Things" Speaker Series
ARNHA's new Distinguished Speaker Series is a series that features a variety of topics and speakers at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center in Carmichael. The series takes place on the 3rd Friday of each month through June. The February speaker will be Dr. Art Shapiro, speaking about "Art's Butterfly World." The fee is $5 per session. There are also a limited number of Sponsorship opportunities available. You can register, or see more information on the entire lineup, topics, and speaker information, by going to sacnaturecenter.net. You can also register by calling (916) 489-4918.
Saturday, February 18 and Sunday, February 19 - 20th Annual Mardi Gras Weekend in Historic Nevada City
Enjoy events throughout the weekend. The Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball featuring the Holcomb Brothers Band with traditional Cajun food available will be held at Miners Foundry, 325 Spring Street, Nevada City, on Saturday from 8:00 p.m. to midnight. Tickets are $12 - $15. The event usually sells out, so advance tickets are recommended. For tickets and information, call (530) 265-2692, or visit nevadacitychamber.com or minersfoundry.org. The Mardi Gras Parade will be on Broad Street in Nevada City on Sunday at 2:00 p.m. This is free for the Whole Family. Dress in your finest Mardi Gras attire. The Mardi Gras Street Faire will be on North Pine Street, Nevada City, on Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There will be food, drink, craft, and clothing vendors. And new this year, Carnevale! will be at Miners Foundry, 325 Spring Street, Nevada City, on Sunday from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. This is an after-parade event for the whole family. There will be food, drink, and family entertainment. Tickets are $5 for adults, and children are admitted free. For more information on all of these events, please contact the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce at (530) 265-2692 or (800) 655-NJOY, or visit nevadacitychamber.com.
Friday, February 24 and Saturday, February 25 - Divine Design for Sex, Love, & Relationships
Parents, teens, and youth workers love this event to be held at Town & Country Lutheran Church, 4049 Marconi Avenue, in Sacramento. Alternatives Pregnancy Center and the Sacramento Chapter of Lutherans for Life proudly bring you this exciting Parent/Teen conference featuring Karen Kropf from Positively Waiting. This seminar is to equip and encourage parents and youth. Come to this powerful event. On Friday, February 24 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. for Parents, Leaders, and Concerned Adults the topic will be “Raising Teens with Sexual Self-Control.” On Saturday, February 25 from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. for 12-17 year olds the topic will be “The Secret Pattern for Lasting Love.” On Saturday, February 25 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. for young adults ages 18 and up, the topic will be “The Divine Design.” There is no fee for this event. For more information and online registration, please go to lfl-sac.org.
Various Dates through Friday, February 10 - The Speakeasy Murders - Murder Mystery Dinner Theater
Affairs To Remember announces the production of their comedy murder mystery “The Speakeasy Murders.” Written and directed by David B. Atkinson, “The Speakeasy Murders” draws directly from the history of the Prohibition Era and brings to life some of the very colorful characters from that era. As a delicious gourmet dinner is served, the characters wander around among the tables visiting with the audience, dropping clues, and blaming one another between scenes as the plot thickens. The murder mystery will be performed at Lou La Bonte’s Dinner Theatre at 13460 Lincoln Way in Auburn. The special opening night performance on December 31 will include an after-party with noise makers and champagne. Dinner will be served during the performances and will include a choice of three gourmet entrees; a side dish; salad; dessert; and tea or coffee. The price for dinner and show is $39.95 per person. For reservations, please call Lou La Bonte’s at (530) 885-9193.
Various Dates in February – Auburn Library
The Auburn Library, 350 Nevada Street in Auburn, presents the following in February: Mother Goose on the Loose; Paws to Read; Boys & Girls Club Visits; Storytime for Preschoolers; Writing and Reciting Workshop for Teens and Young; Used Book Sales; Noon Program- Jeff Darlington on the Placer Land Trust; Books & Lunch; Great Books Discussion Group; Teen Advisory Board; Noon Program – Memories of Burnings, Ballots, and Beliefs; and Glass Case Display – Linda Lobue, Volunteering in our Community. For more information, please go to folauburn.org.
Various dates in February - Placer Nature Center
Placer Nature Center in Auburn offers activities and classes for people of all ages. In February: The Role of Media in the Environment First Friday Lecture; Traylor Ranch Bird Sanctuary Tour - Adventures in Nature!; Astronomy & Stargazing; Home school - Are you me? Life cycles in water; Volunteer with Us Introduction!; Our Day Outside! (0-5 Yrs): Salish Splash!; and Discover Nature with Young Children: Water Wonders. For more information, please call (530) 878-6053 or go to placernaturecenter.org.
Various dates in February – UCCE El Dorado County Master Gardeners
The UCCE El Dorado County Master Gardeners offer events and workshops. In February: Spring and Summer Vegetables; Weather and Climate; and Citrus in the Foothills. Please call if you need assistance or require accommodations for any physical challenge. They notify of any class changes on their answering line at (530) 621-5511, their website at http://ucanr.org/sites/edc_mastergardeners/, or on their Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/El-Dorado-County-Master-Gardeners/164653119129. For more information, please call (530) 621-5512 or go to http://ceeldorado.ucdavis.edu.
Now through February- Canstruction
The Nationwide charity event, Canstruction, will add Sacramento as a venue this spring, and teams and sponsors are now being recruited. The event will take place at Sunrise Mall in Citrus Heights on April 26-29, and feature teams of five people constructing structures made entirely of canned foods. All proceeds from the event benefit the California Emergency FoodLink. Teams usually represent architects, engineers, and contractors, but anyone is welcome to join. There is room for only 10 teams. It starts with one can to feed the hungry, to lift the spirit, to change the world. Canstruction is using one can of food as a catalyst for change. One can to represent the building blocks of massive sculptures. One can to prove that every act of kindness makes a difference. Since 1992, Canstruction has contributed over 17.5 million pounds of food to community food banks demonstrating that we can win the fight against hunger. For more information, check out the local website at canstructionsac.org. More information can also be found by calling Jim Crosthwaite at (916) 768-9781 or emailing him at jim_crosthwaite@yahoo.com.
Various dates in February – Auburn Connections
Auburn Connections located at 1919 Grass Valley Hwy., Ste. 100, Auburn, offers free How-To Sessions. In February: Active Job Seekers Open Meeting; Conducting Effective Job Search/Master Application; DIY (Do It Yourself) Online Learning; Formal Resume Critiquing; Learning the Computer – Email; Learning the Computer – Word Basic Formatting; Learning the Computer – Internet Navigation; Learning the Computer – PC Mousing & More; MicroSkills Interpretation; Resume/Cover Letter; Networking Skills/Informational Interviewing Hidden Job Market; Successful Interviewing Strategies; and What Do Employers Really Want? To reserve your spot, please call (530) 823-4631 or stop by to sign up. Please arrive 15 minutes before each session. Auxiliary aides and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
Various dates in February – SEDCorp Classes
SEDCorp is offering two free classes in Placerville in February: Website Options and Social Media Marketing 101. Both classes are designed to give you an Internet presence. For class details, please visit sedcorp.biz, or call (530) 823-4703.
Wednesdays through May – 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. - Read to George
George is back at the Nevada County Madelyn Helling Library. George, a miniature schnauzer, is a registered Therapy Dog with "Love On A Leash." She has her CGC (Canine Good Citizen designation) and is a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) member. She is also a calm and friendly dog who is a very good listener. This popular program is open to all children, and it is especially successful with reluctant or struggling readers. George is non-judgmental and fun to read to. Pre-readers can show her a picture book or tell her a story. Children can use this as an opportunity to practice their reading skills and build their confidence by reading aloud to a book-loving dog. Reading to George is a free program provided as a benefit to the community by the Nevada County Library system. George is looking forward to seeing you soon. For more information, please contact the Children's Librarian, Laura Pappani, at (530) 265-1538.
Ongoing - The Forgotten Soldier Program
The Forgotten Soldier Program, located at 991 Lincoln Way, is an innovative nonprofit organization dedicated and passionate to working with Veterans of every era. They help to heal emotional and spiritual trauma and physical symptoms with holistic therapies, educational programs, resources, and life transition tools. For more information, please call (530) 889-2300, e-mail info@forgottensoldierprogram.org, or go to their website at forgottensoldierprogram.org.
Ongoing – Sutter Auburn Faith Hospice
Hospice professionals and volunteers understand that every person they care for is a unique individual with a lifetime of experiences, relationships, and gifts to share. By focusing on the individual, not the illness, hospice care honors life’s final journey, leaving a legacy of compassion and caring. Contact Sutter Auburn Faith Hospice at (530) 886-6650, or go to sutterauburnfaith.org/services/hospice to learn more.
~~ March, 2012 ~~
Thursday, March 1 – 26th Annual Celebrity Chefs Cooking for Community Service
The Auburn 49er Lions will be hosting the 26th annual Celebrity Chefs Cooking for Community Service event. It will again be held in the Placer Building of the Gold Country Fairgrounds in Auburn. The doors will open at 5:30 p.m. The organization chosen to receive the proceeds from this event is the Forgotten Soldier Program. This program promotes the social, spiritual, and emotional well-being of members of our military, and assists in a smooth transition back to civilian life. It is an evening of wonderful food, music, and fun. Tickets are $15. If you have a special dish that you would like to share with the world, join them and become a Celebrity Chef. For ticket information, or to sign up to become a chef, call Paula at (530) 863-7503.
Friday, March 2 – Read Across America
You are encouraged to read in a classroom or donate books to a school library during Read Across America. This year’s theme is “Sink Your Teeth Into A Good Book.” For more information, please contact your local school or e-mail thasker@cta.org.
Sunday, March 4 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
Friday, March 16 - "Nature of Things" Speaker Series
ARNHA's new Distinguished Speaker Series is a series that features a variety of topics and speakers at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center in Carmichael. The series takes place on the 3rd Friday of each month through June. The March speaker will be Connie Wade, speaking about "Preserving our Oak Woodlands." The fee is $5 per session. There are also a limited number of Sponsorship opportunities available. You can register, or see more information on the entire lineup, topics, and speaker information, by going to sacnaturecenter.net. You can also register by calling (916) 489-4918.
Wednesdays through May – 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. - Read to George
George is back at the Nevada County Madelyn Helling Library. George, a miniature schnauzer, is a registered Therapy Dog with "Love On A Leash." She has her CGC (Canine Good Citizen designation) and is a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) member. She is also a calm and friendly dog who is a very good listener. This popular program is open to all children, and it is especially successful with reluctant or struggling readers. George is non-judgmental and fun to read to. Pre-readers can show her a picture book or tell her a story. Children can use this as an opportunity to practice their reading skills and build their confidence by reading aloud to a book-loving dog. Reading to George is a free program provided as a benefit to the community by the Nevada County Library system. George is looking forward to seeing you soon. For more information, please contact the Children's Librarian, Laura Pappani, at (530) 265-1538.
Ongoing – Sutter Auburn Faith Hospice
Hospice professionals and volunteers understand that every person they care for is a unique individual with a lifetime of experiences, relationships, and gifts to share. By focusing on the individual, not the illness, hospice care honors life’s final journey, leaving a legacy of compassion and caring. Contact Sutter Auburn Faith Hospice at (530) 886-6650, or go to sutterauburnfaith.org/services/hospice to learn more.
~~ April, 2012 ~~
Sunday, April 1 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
Friday, April 20 - "Nature of Things" Speaker Series
ARNHA's new Distinguished Speaker Series is a series that features a variety of topics and speakers at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center in Carmichael. The series takes place on the 3rd Friday of each month through June. The April speaker will be Cheryl Buckwalter, speaking about "Eco-Landscaping and Water Efficiency." The fee is $5 per session. There are also a limited number of Sponsorship opportunities available. You can register, or see more information on the entire lineup, topics, and speaker information, by going to sacnaturecenter.net. You can also register by calling (916) 489-4918.
Wednesdays through May – 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. - Read to George
George is back at the Nevada County Madelyn Helling Library. George, a miniature schnauzer, is a registered Therapy Dog with "Love On A Leash." She has her CGC (Canine Good Citizen designation) and is a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) member. She is also a calm and friendly dog who is a very good listener. This popular program is open to all children, and it is especially successful with reluctant or struggling readers. George is non-judgmental and fun to read to. Pre-readers can show her a picture book or tell her a story. Children can use this as an opportunity to practice their reading skills and build their confidence by reading aloud to a book-loving dog. Reading to George is a free program provided as a benefit to the community by the Nevada County Library system. George is looking forward to seeing you soon. For more information, please contact the Children's Librarian, Laura Pappani, at (530) 265-1538.
~~ May, 2012 ~~
Sunday, May 6 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
Friday, May 18 - "Nature of Things" Speaker Series
ARNHA's new Distinguished Speaker Series is a series that features a variety of topics and speakers at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center in Carmichael. The series takes place on the 3rd Friday of each month through June. The May speaker will be Lewis Kemper, speaking about "Outdoor Photography." The fee is $5 per session. There are also a limited number of Sponsorship opportunities available. You can register, or see more information on the entire lineup, topics, and speaker information, by going to sacnaturecenter.net. You can also register by calling (916) 489-4918.
Wednesdays through May – 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. - Read to George
George is back at the Nevada County Madelyn Helling Library. George, a miniature schnauzer, is a registered Therapy Dog with "Love On A Leash." She has her CGC (Canine Good Citizen designation) and is a R.E.A.D. (Reading Education Assistance Dog) member. She is also a calm and friendly dog who is a very good listener. This popular program is open to all children, and it is especially successful with reluctant or struggling readers. George is non-judgmental and fun to read to. Pre-readers can show her a picture book or tell her a story. Children can use this as an opportunity to practice their reading skills and build their confidence by reading aloud to a book-loving dog. Reading to George is a free program provided as a benefit to the community by the Nevada County Library system. George is looking forward to seeing you soon. For more information, please contact the Children's Librarian, Laura Pappani, at (530) 265-1538.
~~ June, 2012 ~~
Sunday, June 3 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
Friday, June 15 - "Nature of Things" Speaker Series
ARNHA's new Distinguished Speaker Series is a series that features a variety of topics and speakers at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center in Carmichael. The series takes place on the 3rd Friday of each month through June. The June speaker will be Kate Marden, speaking about "Falconry., the Sport of Kings." The fee is $5 per session. There are also a limited number of Sponsorship opportunities available. You can register, or see more information on the entire lineup, topics, and speaker information, by going to sacnaturecenter.net. You can also register by calling (916) 489-4918.
~~ July, 2012 ~~
~~ August, 2012 ~~
Sunday, August 5 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
~~ September, 2012 ~~
~~ October, 2012 ~~
Sunday, October 7 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
~~ November, 2012 ~~
Sunday, November 4 – 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. - Quilted Blessings Workshop
Quilted Blessings, a quilting outreach ministry of the Loomis Basin Congregational United Church of Christ, will have a quilting workshop. People wishing to make simple quilts for those less fortunate are invited to attend. All skill levels are welcome. Fabric is provided. Bring your sewing machine, notions, and lunch snack to share. If you don’t have a machine you can bring, call ahead and one will be provided for your use during the workshop. The church is located at 6440 King Road in Loomis, and the phone number is (916) 652-6011. For more information, visit loomisucc.org, or contact Sharon Havranek, coordinator, at (916) 967-6241 or Sharon.havranek@gmail.com.
~~ December, 2012 ~~
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