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The turtle's safe and so is one of his daughter's 6-foot cardboard poster of Jacob Black from "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" movie. Even though half the family home was damaged by fire, Bob Ontiveros... Full story

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UPDATE: Two stabbed at gas station in Live Oak
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Two men were stabbed Monday night after a... Full story
California Supreme Court: Man can be tried for murder
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A Rio Linda man, Dustin William Sparks, can be... Full story
Man gets 5 years for Marysville robberies
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Tom Geise, left, of Yuba City, Isaac Garcia of Sacramento and James Widener of Olivehurst, all with Marques Pipeline, guide a section of waterline into place Monday along Clark Avenue at Julie Drive in Yuba City.
Main line for Yuba City
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Through traffic is being detoured from Clark Avenue/Bunce Road in Yuba City through the end of February as a new water main is installed under the Gilsizer Slough. The street is closed between East Hillcrest Avenue and Julie Drive. Access to homes... Full story
Narinder Dhaliwal Running for Sutter County supervisor
Fifth possible candidate emerges for Sutter supervisor seat
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A Yuba City woman with an extensive history of working in government and public policy has become the latest to throw her name into the mix for the District 3 seat on the Sutter County Board of Supervisors. Narinder Dhaliwal, who worked for the... Full story
Elden Fowler Yuba First leader
Fourth candidate emerges in foothills supervisor race
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A Brownsville resident who's made open Yuba County government a personal cause is taking a step into being part of that same government. Elden Fowler, a leader in the citizen group Yuba First, has taken out in-lieu papers to run in the county's... Full story
Mid-Valley Briefs
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Mid-Valley Briefs from Tuesday's paper. Yuba City Robbers get long prison terms Two Bay Area men who robbed Antonio's Quick Lunch restaurant in Yuba City at gunpoint in December 2008 received lengthy prison sentences Monday in Sutter County... Full story
Prison time given in 2008 Antonio's robbery
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Two Bay Area men who robbed Antonio's Quick Lunch restaurant in Yuba City at gunpoint in December 2008 received lengthy prison sentences Monday in Sutter County Superior court. Joseph Paul Virgil of Bay Point was sentenced to 10 years, while... Full story
Sutter County Fire Chief Dan Yager carries dogs Pookie, left, and Bambi to their owners after a house fire Sunday in Live Oak.
Dogs saved from burning home
No one injured in Live Oak fire
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An afternoon blaze gutted part of a family's home Sunday in Live Oak. Bob Ontiveros and several of his children were at church when the fire was reported at 2:09 p.m. Their two dogs, Pookie and Bambi, were found hiding under the house and were... Full story
Since You Asked: Signal planned for Highway 20 and East 22nd?
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Q: There have been two accidents in the past couple weeks at Highway 20 and East 22nd Street in Marysville, one involving a cop car that was run up on the levee and one on New Year's Day that was so bad they had traffic diverted off the highway at... Full story
Mid-Valley briefs
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Yuba City Streets closed all February Through traffic between East Hillcrest Avenue and Julie Drive along Clark Avenue/Bunce Road will be closed beginning today through Feb. 28. The closure is due to the installation of a new water main. Access... Full story
User blog post of the week: Feb. 8, 2010
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The following is an excerpt from A-D reporter Ashley Gebb's blog "Green Scene" at agebb.freedomblogging.com:   When everyone else is trying to reduce their environmental impact... The ketchup giant H.J. Heinz Co. has unveiled a new ketchup... Full story
Talk Back: Feb. 8, 2009
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A rally is held in front of Butte Vista School over the status of two administrators on paid leave: "That was hilarious! A rally? I don't think 12 people constitute a rally. Is that all they can scrounge up? 12 people? I mean really, just 12 people... Full story
Cluster of businesses on south side tries to overcome location
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A cluster of established owner-operated businesses in south Yuba City are trying to figure out how to get noticed. The retail boutiques, personal services and food providers in Lincoln Plaza are struggling to attract customers as they face... Full story
Pay raise rocks college community
After 'biggest controversy in years,' most agree the wounds will eventually heal
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They've survived together and have a bond that has helped a region not rich in high-dollar ZIP codes, she says. "There's a real connection with the community," Helen Nickolson, president of the Yuba College Academic Senate and a counselor at the... Full story
Yuba First 5 has grants
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The First 5 Yuba Commission is making available another round of grants for programs aimed at young children and their parents. Grants of up to $100,000 for major projects and $2,500 for smaller projects are available, with enough funding for six... Full story
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Marysville Court hearing delayed A hearing in Yuba County Superior Court for a Plumas Lake postal worker charged with sexually abusing a child was postponed Friday until Feb. 19. Edward Alan Landis, 59, was charged after a woman told Marysville... Full story
Off Beat: YSEDC a public agency?
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Have you ever wondered if the Yuba-Sutter Economic Development Corporation is a "local government agency"? Chances are you haven't, but it's been a big topic at YSEDC for more than a year and generated a lot of paperwork between it and the Fair... Full story
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