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TODAY'S TOP STORY
Of National concern - Historic hotel may be targeted for demolition
Tuesday, July 22, 2008 By Jerry Budrick "They can't tear down the National Hotel," Susan Peters insisted. "It's on our letterhead!"
Peters is planning director for the city of Jackson, where the National Hotel stands prominently at the south end of Main Street. Peters was responding to an attempt at confirming or denying the persistent r...
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| Rumors that the National Hotel in downtown Jackson might be demolished, while improbable, are not entirely unfounded. |
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Rooster gets bath for Amador Fair
7/22/2008 By Jim Reece 
From left, Tracey Towner-Yep, Joe Hickman, Tyler Fenley and Michael Rabaino of the Amador County Recreation Agency turn from Rec-ing Crew to Rooster Cleaners. The rooster, owned by Towner-Yep, was then taken to the Amador County Fair grounds in Plymouth to become part of the ACRA's display in one of the buildings during the fair. The fair opens this week with horses, rabbits, calves and goats competing Wednesday at the Benny Brown Arena. For information, call the fair office at 245-6921.
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Airing out the 3-on-3
7/18/2008 By Jim Reece 
A dozen teams and dozens of spectators came early for the Mike Neville Memorial Tournament Saturday, July 12 at Bryson Park in Sutter Creek.
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Kozlowski wins Golf Channel tourney at Castle Oaks
7/15/2008 By Jim Reece 
Jim Kozlowski of Ione took full home course advantage for a three-stroke win in the Sam Snead Division June 30 in a amateur Golf Channel tournament at Castle Oaks Golf Course and Country Club.
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SPORTS HEADLINES
Running for a cause
The art of dressage
Summer camp fun times
Softball summer
A&A Shooters squads conquer state, march on to Sparta
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Ione remembers the late Charlene (Hard) Kerbow for helping bring history back
7/22/2008 By Scott Thomas Anderson 
For years, Ione's historic cemetery was a collection of faded, toppled headstones on a barren hillside. Weeds had overtaken entire monuments and the b...
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Father Thomas Relihan to retire after six decades of service
7/18/2008 By Scott Thomas Anderson 
He left the green hills of Ireland when he was young, encountering the Statue of Liberty, Staten Island and a promise of something grand over the huge...
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Amador moves toward energy conservation, lowering CO2
7/15/2008 By Scott Thomas Anderson 
With fuel cost on a meteoric rise, some Amadorians are looking into cutting down their monthly electric bills by re-fitting their homes with what's co...
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LIFESTYLES HEADLINES
Experts say offices should have kitchen rules to create a clean, friendly place
Jackson goes forward with fireworks, sees big crowd
With extreme danger setting in, Charleton Churchill discovers insights on leadership, faith
Amador County offers plenty of activities to keep kids busy
Rebecca Bozzo produces new documentary about a forgotten film master
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