Placer County News Roundup - August 19, 2008
By Jeff Flint | 08/19/08 | 05:33 AM EDT | 0 Comments
Lincoln school district to respond Tuesday to grand jury's critical report - Sac Bee
A Lincoln-based school district is set to respond Tuesday to grand jury findings that it made numerous errors and misjudgments in the design, funding and construction of new schools.
Placer reports 2,000-gallon sewage spill into Auburn Ravine - Sac Bee and Auburn Journal
Placer County work crews are repairing a broken pipeline that spilled about 2,000 gallons of sewage into Auburn Ravine in Auburn Monday.
Ten years around the Roundabout - Sierra Sun
It's been 10 years since Truckee's first roundabout and new ones are still popping up. Former critics say the roundabouts have improved safety and traffic flow.
How far to go with fare hikes, route cuts - The Union of Grass Valley
Higher fares and fewer routes are likely for Nevada County bus riders as rising costs, state funding uncertainties and a budget shortfall continue to plague the already heavily subsidized Gold Country Stage bus system.
Mountain water supply is sinking - The Union of Grass Valley
With mountain water supply below a 40-year average, the Nevada Irrigation District is tapping into reserves to keep water flowing to 24,500 customers who depend on it for drinking and irrigating crops.
Leaders pledge Lake Tahoe restoration will go on - Sierra Sun
Leaders at the 12th annual Lake Tahoe Summit in South Lake Tahoe pledged to continue the momentum started at the first conference in 1997.
A Lincoln-based school district is set to respond Tuesday to grand jury findings that it made numerous errors and misjudgments in the design, funding and construction of new schools.
Placer reports 2,000-gallon sewage spill into Auburn Ravine - Sac Bee and Auburn Journal
Placer County work crews are repairing a broken pipeline that spilled about 2,000 gallons of sewage into Auburn Ravine in Auburn Monday.
Ten years around the Roundabout - Sierra Sun
It's been 10 years since Truckee's first roundabout and new ones are still popping up. Former critics say the roundabouts have improved safety and traffic flow.
How far to go with fare hikes, route cuts - The Union of Grass Valley
Higher fares and fewer routes are likely for Nevada County bus riders as rising costs, state funding uncertainties and a budget shortfall continue to plague the already heavily subsidized Gold Country Stage bus system.
Mountain water supply is sinking - The Union of Grass Valley
With mountain water supply below a 40-year average, the Nevada Irrigation District is tapping into reserves to keep water flowing to 24,500 customers who depend on it for drinking and irrigating crops.
Leaders pledge Lake Tahoe restoration will go on - Sierra Sun
Leaders at the 12th annual Lake Tahoe Summit in South Lake Tahoe pledged to continue the momentum started at the first conference in 1997.
TAGS: Auburn Ravine, Lake Tahoe, Nevada County, Truckee, WPUSD, Water Supply
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