SACRAMENTO, Calif., July 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The recent adoption of Proposition 90 by El Dorado County now enables qualified people who have sold their homes in other California counties to transfer their property tax base to a home in El Dorado County, potentially saving them thousands of dollars in property taxes.
El Dorado Hills
9th Annual Summer Spectacular Date Set - Over 9,000 projected to attend family fun event
Harry Norris Wins Key Endorsements
New water supply needed to leverage storage benefits obtained in SMUD agreement
Placerville, CA . . . At its June 11 meeting, the El Dorado Irrigation District (EID) Board of Directors unanimously approved and authorized execution of a cost-share agreement to fund the process of applying for water rights that were reserved long ago for El Dorado County, but are currently held by the City of Sacramento. In initiating discussion of the matter, Board member John Fraser declared, “We need to send a message that it’s time to move forward.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| eid_news_20070612.pdf | 86.26 KB |
Angel Flight West Flies Iraq War Veteran from Cameron Park to Van Nuys Airport for Reconstructive Surgery (angel_flight_west_log
Angel Flight West Flies Iraq War Veteran from Cameron Park to Van Nuys Airport for Reconstructive Surgery (angel_flight_logo.jpg
Angel Flight West Flies Iraq War Veteran from Cameron Park to Van Nuys Airport for Reconstructive Surgery
Angel Flight West
did fly Michael Briggs, a wounded and disfigured veteran of the Iraq War, from Cameron Park, CA to Van Nuys Airport, CA. Michael will then receive a surgical reconstruction consultation. The volunteer pilot of the flight will be Charlie Finkel, fellow war veteran and burn survivor. Finkel says, "It means quite a bit to me. I was burned and know first hand how it affects people. I was treated by Richard Grossman at the Burn Center, so being part of this [Angel Flight West] mission is extra special."
Michael Briggs was hit by an IED while serving in Iraq in March of 2006, suffering burns over his face, shoulders, back and hands while defusing another IED just four feet away. Previous military-provided skin grafts on his nose and face crack and bleed when exposed to sunlight. The non-profit organization Iraq Star is arranging the consultation and surgery with the hope of allowing Michael Briggs to fulfill his dream of surfing.
Free E-Waste Recycling Event
Argosy E-Cycling Holds Free E-Waste Recycling Event
Electronic Recyclers:
WHAT: Argosy e-cycling in Shingle Springs will hold electronic waste collection events on Saturday and Sunday, May 19th and 20th and on Saturday and Sunday, May 26th and 27th. The collections will run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. both weekends.
Blue Shield leaves El Dorado
The California Public Employees' Retirement System approved a cost-cutting plan that would increase co-payments for some office visits and allow Blue Shield of California to exit El Dorado County.
...
The CalPERS board on Wednesday also approved Blue Shield's proposal to withdraw from parts of El Dorado County, where the health maintenance organization's costs are 39 percent higher than CalPERS statewide average.
Children’s planting project is one of only six in the state to earn finalist positions for the Clair Hill award
In mid-winter of 2006 and 2007, approximately 600 students from the school participated in interactive sessions at several learning stations on the Bass Lake site. The stations focused on the importance and mechanisms of the hydrological cycle, historical and cultural uses of water, how water is treated for human use, and water conservation. The children also read from their own reports and journals to explain what they had found and learned in their school yard as part of the NEST curriculum. Each group spent part of the time digging to the appropriate depth for the hundreds of native seedlings and small plants that went into the ground. As the final step, they watered the new plantings.
GVCC Announces Powerhouse Kids Camp During week Boys & Girls Club is Closed
Ron Gartner Sings with Bill Gulino Band in El Dorado Hills June 28, 2007
June 28, 2007 Ron Gartner Sings at Four Seasons @El Dorado Hills Sacramento, CA
Encore performance with the Bill Gulino Band
Grgich Hills Estate's fine wines tasting fundraiser, benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of El Dorado County
Save the date... September 29, 2007
Ashley Sianez, an Oak Ridge High School student brings U.S. Attorney MacGregor W. Scott to school
Ashley Sianez, an Oak Ridge High School student, arranged for U.S. Attorney MacGregor W. Scott, center, to make a presentation at John Bosch's Government class last month.
McGregor W. Scott, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California, was a guest speaker at John Bosch's Government class at Oak Ridge High School last month.EL DORADO TRANSIT SERVICE CHANGES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, APRIL 30, 2007.
EID Board Director Harry Norris to serve on Local Area Formation Commission
“LAFCo makes decisions on a number of issues—like growth patterns and annexations—that have an impact on water utilities such as EID,” said Norris. “... My intent is to represent the best interests of not only EID customers but also residents throughout the county.”
Mercedes-Benz of El Dorado Hills offers a new lease term on the Mercedes-Benz C230
EL DORADO HILLS, CA, May 02, 2007 - Mercedes-Benz of El Dorado Hills, CA, is more than glad to announce a new lease offer for the 2007 C 230.
Premier Power Inc. of El Dorado Hills turns Napa Valley Winery to solar power
DST Output Becomes World’s Largest Inkjet Systems Printer
Affordable color printing options open up “TransPromo” opportunities. “DPT creates a more cost-effective process and enables TransPromo documents that can replace marketing and promotional materials that traditionally are sent separate from transaction documents,” says Frank Delfer, DST Output’s executive vice president of Technology.
Why is health care is so much more expensive in El Dorado County than the norm.
In El Dorado County, the average cost of a hospital stay for a public employee is $7,373 a day. Statewide, the average cost is $4,825 a day for the health plan covering the California Public Employees Retirement System, or CalPERS. What's up?
