Mokelumne Hill

Calaveras County supervisors Tuesday hired an interim Community Development Agency director who will help decide if the agency should be dismantled.

Calaveras Enterprise Editorial Let's end rancor and name-calling
*Posted:*Tuesday, July 29, 2008 10:30 AM CDT
From the Editor's Desk

Buzz Eggleston

You can say what you want about Stephanie Moreno-and who hasn't! The past
few weeks have illustrated the effectiveness of character assassination as a
means to sway the outcome of public debate and to remove public officials
from office.

By The Stockton Record
May 21, 2008

SAN ANDREAS - Calaveras County will receive $46,000 from the Sierra
Nevada Conservancy to pay the cost of developing a plan to preserve
open space and wildlife habitat.

Calaveras County supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to accept the
money. The plans for protecting habitat and open space would be

We're continuing to see record dry conditions. A bit scary! This is a report from Stanislaus Natl. Forest

Forest Precipitation

Based on data from Pinecrest, Mi Wok and Groveland Ranger Stations, forest
precipitation to date is 57% of average. This is a drop from 63% a month
ago due to April being extremely dry (.18" at Pinecrest and Mi Wok; .12 at

American Heart Association deals Amador (and Calaveras) another 'F' on air
Amador Ledger Dispatch
May 10, 2008
By Kelly Scott

The Amador Farmers’ Market is getting ready to start its 15th season, with the return of many favorite vendors, and a few exciting changes. The season will open early this year with a brand new market in Jackson, on Sundays from 10 am to 1 pm starting May 18. The Jackson Market will be located at the Busi Municipal Parking Lot on Highway 49.

Editorial From the Calaveras Enterprise
April 15, 2008 10:37

From the Editor’s Desk
Buzz Eggleston

So let me see if I understand this. We are being presented with a choice
between public agencies that are “pro-growth” or “no-growth.” Not just
any public agencies, either, but the very heart of the thing-Calaveras
County’s planning and building departments.

Rail Road Flat School bill passes Senate committee
By Colin Rigley
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Posted: Wednesday, April 2, 2008 12:32 PM CDT
Rail Road Flat Elementary School is one step closer to getting a funding
boost from the state.

Calaveras Unified School District Superintendent Jim Frost and District
2 Supervisor Steve Wilensky made a trip to Sacramento Wednesday and