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County businesses need to reach out to seniors
Common Core brings dangerous line of thinking into schools
‘Sexting’ can have serious legal ramifications
It’s time to hold Consolidated accountable
‘Journey to the West’ an overwhelming success
Thank you to Lucchesi Vineyards
Volunteer firefighting a patriotic act in and of itself
Small businesses support minimum wage increase
Where is
Fruit & Veggie Fest today
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Jim Mills, Campus Life youth ministry director for three decades, passes away
Jim Mills, who directed the Campus Life youth ministry from his home for three decades, passed away of cancer Tuesday night. He was 68.Thousands of Nevada County high school students passed through the Christian program, which meets Tuesday nights...
New glass bead shop next to Sushi in the Raw
Nice visit with Janien and Darby, a husband-wife team born and raised in the Midwest, that just opened up a glassworks shop on Spring Street in Nevada City. Their specialty is beads, but not the kind you're thinking " these are the kind of intri...
Nevada City: Antique shop moves into Posh Nosh vacancy
Barely a month after Posh Nosh restaurant shut down, building owner R.D. Schmitz has the Broad Street storefront spruced up, open and (mostly) stocked with antiques.Schmitz has owned the prime real estate for about 40 years, using it as the Nevada...
First day of the ski season
Despite stormy weather Saturday, the promise of copious quantities of new snow on the mountain was too much to pass up, and I headed for Sugar Bowl Ski Resort on Donner Summit.Inches kept adding up Friday night and Saturday, turning would-be groom...
Visiting a homeless camp
I'd by lying if I said I didn't have some apprehension about hiking out into the woods to find a homeless camp this morning.Parked on the side of East Bennett Road, The Union Photographer John Hart and I exchanged dubious looks as we considered th...
Nevada City B&B will close just before Christmas
Deer Creek Inn " a six-guestroom bed-and-breakfast on Nevada Street in Nevada City " will close Dec. 23, owner Eileen Strangfeld said.The B&B is one of five B&Bs currently operating downtown, along with Red Castle Inn, The Parsonage, Emma Neva...
Restaurant exodus in Nevada City
Downtown dinner options just got skimpier in Nevada City.Citronee Bistro owners are leaving for Santa Barbara and will close shop Saturday night, a friend said. The restaurant was featured in the Hallmark movie "The Christmas Card."Posh Nosh next ...
Problem youth in downtown Grass Valley
Grass Valley Police officers are looking for downtown businesses to talk about disorderly youth at a meeting Thursday morning, but registration closed Monday.Officer Zack LaFerriere, Sgt. Joe Matteoni and Chief John Foster will lead the meeting at...
Bewitched at Thursday night's candidate forum
Double, double toil and trouble, Grass Valley's city council candidate forum started with a cauldron-belching bang Thursday night when Ed Yarborough delivered opening remarks likening the current council members to a "liberal covenant of witches."...
Seller beware at Treasure Hunters Roadshow
Thursday, The Union got calls from several folks who had taken items to sell at the Teasure Hunter Roadshow, which had set up shop at the Holbrooke Hotel. The roadshow claimed to be paying top dollar for antiques, jewelry, gold and silver.One woma...
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Playing (Reviews: Ebert, Jaffee)
Sierra Cinemas: Star Trek Into Darkness, Star Trek Into Darkness 3D, The Great Gatsby in 3D, The Great Gatsby
Sutton Cinemas: Mud, 42, The Croods
Del Oro Theatre: Iron Man 3, Iron Man 3 3D, Oblivion
The Nevada Theatre Film Series: The Source Family
Magic: DISCONNECT
Art Studio Tour set for Loomis
The eighth annual Loomis Art Loop Art Studio Tour is a free open-studio event. Follow the map and bright yellow signs to six studios not more than five minutes apart. At each stop visitors will be welcomed by two or three professional artists eage...
The Show Must Go On! -- The King and I
The show must go on!  No rain, sleet, nor snow can prevent "The King and I" from going on. Please do come if you have tickets this weekend. You will be glad you did!  We have a number of sold-out performances, so if you miss this weekend, you m...
Caren Armstrong live at Dave's Cave
Caren Armstrong’s playing style references folk, country, blues, jazz, traditional and popular music yet is distinctively her own. Running the emotional gambit from the touching “I Feel Your Love to the sassy “Stay Away From Me, she en...
Joshua Watts Project to play live at Dave's Cave
The idea for Joshua Watts to release albums came to him in late 2007 when he began taking his songwriting seriously. The original thought was to sell his songs to established artists, but after recording his own demos and letting others hear his w...
Joe Craven and David Jacobs-Strain in concert in Auburn
Mention Joe Craven and picture a stage that looks more like a yard sale; found objects from the natural environment as well as trash bins and thrift stores. Throw in string and percussion instruments from around the world " and around the house....
TIBET IN SONG, an award-winning documentary
The screening of TIBET IN SONG is a benefit for the Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra's (CATS) cultural enrichment program. This documentary film is presented by the Nevada Theatre Film Series and CATS. Among TIBET IN SONG'S many awards was th...
“Gold Fever!” a comedy murder mystery based on the gold rush, playing in Auburn
An interactive comedy murder mystery based on the gold rush, “Gold Fever! will be performed with dinner service Fridays in October. Wine and alcoholic beverages will be available for an additional charge.  Affairs To Remember, a Sacramento-b...
Japanese Taiko Drumming Coming to Center for the Arts Saturday, October 23, 8pm
Grass Valley Taiko, in celebration of its 10th Anniversary, together with the Center for the Arts, proudly present Grand Master Seiichi Tanaka, the Father of Taiko in North America, and the world-renown San Francisco Taiko Dojo, at the Center for ...
Pumpkins and Ponies – a magic day for children of all ages
The second annual Pumpkin and Ponies Playday, benefiting the UCP/ Saddle Pals Grass Valley Therapeutic Riding Center, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at Blue Fountain Farm, 17761 Grizzly Bear Drive, Grass Valley. “Last year’s event ...
The Andrews Brothers
The Andrews BrothersThe New '40's MusicalBy Roger Bean The Andrews Brothers will be performed at 8:15 PM every Friday and Saturday evening from September 10th through October 23rd. There are TWO Sunday matinees, at 2:00PM on September 26th and on ...
If any blog below is in the wrong column, please let me know.
The big picture: Climate change is simple.
There are science-aligned Republicans; try this Mormon, Republican climate blog from BYU geochemist Barry Bickmore
. (See also Bickmore's laws of rationality and his talk How to Avoid the Truth About Climate Change, about what changed his mind.)
EPA reports that it'll take 40cents/day to fix GW (by gov't action, not just green shopping.

Doubting scientists have less expertise. Relevant: true skepticism.

"We will be judged by those who come after us, both by what we did do and what we didn't do, in the time given to us."

Please, don't cook the kids.

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