Inside Lincoln - January 2012

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BY PAUL APFELINSIDE LINCOLN CORRESPONDENT

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mid reports ofincreased consumer

confidence and spend-ing in the latter days of2011, the Lincoln businesscommunity is soundingupbeat and optimisticabout their prospects in2012.

I spent a few minutes with incoming MayorSpencer Short to discuss hisviews and plans regardingthe upcoming business cli-mate. I also selected a few

business owners to get theirsense of what to expect inthe coming year.

Mayor emphasizeseconomic development

In a story carried in theLincoln News Messenger on

Dec. 8, Short pointed toeconomic development asbeing important for both

sales tax and job creation. Iasked him for morespecifics regarding his views

on how he plans to encour-age economic expansion.Short pointed to business-to-business growth as a new

focus, meaning he and oth-er city staff will ask Lincolnbusiness owners to activelypromote Lincoln as a busi-ness site for the suppliers

with whom they do busi-ness.

The mayor pointed tosome of the new businessesthat have recently openedin Lincoln as evidence thatbusiness interest in Lincolnis growing.

A quick look at new Lin-coln storefronts reveals chil-drens clothing store Amaz-ing Gracie at 668 5th St.,fabric shop and sewing stu-dio Sew Katie Jean at 6035th St. and Lincoln Boule-vard Home Consignments

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at 531 G St., the formerhome of Lincoln Floristand Gifts, who relocatedup the street to a largerstore at 509 G St.

New stores anddiversity

New stores planned butnot yet open include theFresh and Easy grocerystore currently underconstruction in the Ster-ling Pointe shopping cen-ter next to Lowes and the

Walmart planned for theold Rainbow Markets GStreet location.

News about Walmartsplans and timing hasbeen scarce, although a

report from Lincolns AreaChamber of Commerceshows Walmart joiningthe chamber in July 2011in the grocery class, thusgiving a hint as to thelarge chains intentions.

Cool Hand Lukes

Steakhouse/Saloon, a western-theme restau-

rant, will move into theformer Beerman Restau-rant site at 645 5th St. inFebruary, according toearlier News Messengerreports.

However, Short wasunable to provide anynew information regard-ing progress in meetingthat timetable.

Lincoln residents Johnand Mike Drust received

an ABC license in October2011 to serve wine, beerand liquor at the restau-rant.

Short also noted that hewill be looking to diversifyLincolns business base byencouraging better use of

warehouse space at theLincoln airport where air-

craft maintenance andsales would be a naturalfit.

Lincolns businesscommunity growing

According to the city ofLincolns Department ofFinance, as of Nov. 10,2011, Lincoln had 1,873

active business licenses,of which approximately

446 or slightly under 24percent were newlyissued in 2011. A depart-

ment representative saidanother 20 to 25 licensesmay have been issuedsince November to roundout the year.

Lincolns businessowners are positive

I asked a few of thebusiness owners I inter-

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(Incoming Lincoln Mayor Spencer) Short will be looking to diversify Lincolns business base by

encouraging better use of warehouse space at the Lincoln airport where aircraft maintenance

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business owners I inter-viewed in 2011 for theiroutlook for 2012.

Book Cellar owner Deb-by Swindlar finds business

opportunities in 2012exciting.From her perspective at

the gateway to downtownLincoln, she sees changestarting to take place inLincoln as several newarrivals are becomingclients.

Placer Pond and WaterGarden owners Debra andGary Sanford at 150 G St.are optimistic for 2012 as

they look for space toexpand their store. According to co-ownerGary Sanford, 2012 will bea time for his company torededicate our services toour community.

Providing maintenanceservicing to customers inthe Sun City Lincoln Hillssubdivision has been abusiness mainstay accord-ing to Sanford, but in 2012,they will look to expandtheir services to thenumerous farms andranches that dot the Lin-coln landscape.

Most have ponds usedfor agriculture and thusrequire maintenance. San-ford wants to fill that need.Theyll also be buildingsome new ponds as theynow have a California

State contractors licenseallowing them to do so. A beaming Marcus

DeSalles, manager of theSafeway store in the Lin-coln Hills Towne Center,told me the 2012 outlookis positive as he rushed tohandle the holiday flow ofcustomers.

Gonzalo Alejandre, co-owner of Panaderia LaMichoacana at 616 5th St.

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Notes of CautionBut not every business

owner sees 2012 in a posi-tive light.

Polly Brown, co-ownerof PJs Mail & Parcel Serv-ice, saw her holiday cus-tomer traffic in 2011 at

about the same level as in2010.Im hoping for a better

year, she said, but thenwent on to describe howher customers increasingInternet usage is threat-ening business growth.

She pointed to some ofthe well publicized finan-cial problems the U.S.Postal Service is having tounderscore her point.

Notes of promiseLincoln entrepreneur

Mina Reid began 2011 with two beauty salonsand a coffee shop. She hassince closed the coffeehouse and one salon.

She remains upbeat,

however, about herremaining salon at 1500Del Webb Blvd. in LincolnHills which she says isdoing well.

Reid also said she isexcited about 2012 and is

anticipating a good year.When asked to summa-

rize her thoughts on herbusiness careers rollercoaster ride over the pastseveral months, Reid said,I am not afraid of tomor-

row for I have seen yester-day and I love today.

Reids optimistic sum-mary seems to apply gen-erally to most of the corre-spondents with whom wevisited.

Pamela Elliott,

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Any additional vaccinerecommendations forpets are based on expo-sure and lifestyle choices.

For dogs, these mayinclude Leptospirosis,Lyme or rattlesnake vac-cines. This is a highly con-

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and the ethical dilemmainvolved with defining anumber of the variables todetermine efficacy. Mostinformation regarding thesuccess of the vaccine isanecdotal from owners ofpets that have been bitten

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It is safe to use in preg-nant and lactating dogs,puppies as young as 4-

months-old and olderdogs. Side effects includemild swelling at the injec-tion site (in less than 1percent) and will resolvein three weeks. In rarecases, there can be vomit-ing, diarrhea or lethargythat can last up to one totwo days.

Traditional vaccinereactions are extremelyrare and are estimated to

occur at between one andthree cases per million.

Even with vaccination,a snake bite is an emer-gency. If your pet hasbeen bitten, she/heshould be taken to yourlocal veterinarian for eval-uation. At that point,additional treatments willbe discussed based onsize of pet, location of

bite, and symptoms. Rat-tlesnake bites are deadly. Vaccinations can lessen

the severity of the symp-toms and have beenknown to decrease therecovery period.

If your pet has alreadybeen bitten in the past,they can be effectivelyvaccinated after waiting

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from your assets to arrive

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Next perform a cash-flow analysis to measure

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THURSDAY, JAN. 5

Christmas tree recyclingthrough Jan. 8. Bring trees,free from decorations, toMcBean Park, south side ofthe rifle range.

FRIDAY, JAN. 6

Vaudeville Troupe Show at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Kila-ga Springs PresentationHall, 1187 Sun City Blvd.$14. Info: 625-4022.

Chubby Checker 8 p.m. atThunder Valley Casino.

SATURDAY, JAN. 7

Vaudeville Troupe Show See Friday, Jan. 6 listing.

YesterDays 6-8 p.m. atKims Country Kitchen, 537G St. Info: 645-2727.

SUNDAY, JAN. 8

Acoustic Open Mic At Dil-lians Bar and Grill from 6-9

p.m. at 605 G St. Phonenumber is 434-8171.

MONDAY, JAN. 9

Early release school day 1:40 p.m.

Draft MTP/SCS public hear-ing from 3-5 p.m. at CityHalls first floor meeting

room, 600 Sixth St.

TUESDAY, JAN. 10

Lincoln Highway Band atKims Country Kitchen, 537

G St. Info: 645-2727.

City Council meeting 6p.m. at McBean Park Pavil-ion.

Western Placer UnifiedSchool District Bi-weekly

meeting at 7 p.m. at LincolnHigh Schools PerformingArts Theatre.

WEDNESDAY,JAN. 11

Lincoln Chamber NetMixMixer. Info: 645-2035.

SATURDAY, JAN. 14

Lincoln Little League regis-tration 1:30-5 p.m. atCommunity Center, 2010First St. Lincoln. Info: lin-colnllbaseball.org.

Legends of Motown Trib-ute Show 8 p.m. at Thun-der Valley Casino.

Becca Danielsen andChuck Weeks 6-8 p.m. atKims Country Kitchen, 537G St. Info: 645-2727.

Gift of Reading Book Sale 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in theLincoln Public Library atTwelve Bridges. Info: friendsofthelincolnlibrary.org.

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Acoustic Open Mic SeeSunday, Jan. 8 listing.

MONDAY. JAN 16

Martin Luther King Day No school today.

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Comedy Night 6 p.m. and8 p.m. at Kilaga SpringsPresentation Hall, 1187 SunCity Blvd. Featuring MikeBetancourt and Del VanDyke. $12. Info: 652-4022.

Lincoln High Schoolsfinancial aid night 6:30p.m. at Lincoln High Schoollibrary. Info: 645-6360.

Lincoln Dirt Gardenersmeeting 1 p.m. at LincolnCity Hall, room 311. Info:Marti Snyder at 645-1712.

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Lincoln High School talentshow 7 p.m. in the LincolnHigh School theater, 790 JSt. $5 adults, $3 students.

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The Songbird Trio atKims Country Kitchen, 537G St. Info: 645-2727.

Antique/Vintage Book sale 1-4 p.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. Info: friend-

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Acoustic Open Mic SeeSunday, Jan. 8 listing.

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Second annual TechnologyLearning Expo 6-7:30p.m. at the Lincoln HighSchool gym, 790 J St. Free.

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BY KEN LARSON

GOLD COUNTRY NEWS SERVICE

Day tripping haslong been a pas-sion of mine.

Even when my childrenwere young and we livedin Montana, we wouldpack them up and head tothe mountains for a day ofhiking or exploring.

I have only lived in theregion a few months and Ilove being in an area thathas four seasons. Its beena while since that has

happened and it gives meso many opportunities toexplore, hike and take pic-tures all year round.

This is the perfect areato explore and the possi-bilities are endless. For meits a lot more fun to take

multiple trips, either for aday or weekend, than takeone or two longer vaca-tions over a year.

I go somewhere every weekend and the direc-tion or location usuallydepends on the weather.

We are also uniquelylocated between theocean and the mountains

with literally hundreds ofthings to do and places tosee.

This time of the year asthe snow starts falling in

the mountains and the fogcovers the ocean, there arestill many shorter tripspeople can enjoy. Onesuch place is the Califor-nia State Railroad Muse-um complex located with-in the Old Sacramento

State Historic Park. Thefascinating history of theregion and the CaliforniaGold Rush is laid out andthe walk through charm-ing Old Town is a perfectafternoon outing.

If you like history youwill get plenty of it at theRailroad Museum. Newsof the 1848 discovery ofgold in nearby Colomatraveled quickly aroundthe world drawing thou-sands of people to theSierra Nevada foothills.

Sacramento sits at theconfluence of the Sacra-mento and AmericanRivers. It soon became thecommercial center of theGold Rush as it was thecrossroads of transporta-tion, connected by steam-

boats to San Francisco, bysupply roads to miningregions and to Folsom bythe first railroad in the

west. Despite floods, fires

and epidemics, Sacra-mento became Califor-nias capital in 1854.

Widely regarded asNorth Americas finest

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tives and railroad carsalong with thousands ofsmaller artifacts and avariety of exhibits in its100,000-square-foot mainfacility.

As you walk through themuseum, you will discov-er how the transcontinen-tal railroad linked Califor-nia with the rest of thecountry and see how rail-roads made America bygiving the country mobil-ity. The museum depictsrailroad work and railroadlife and how trainschanged America. Giantsteam locomotives and avariety of unique carssuch as a Pullman-style

sleeper car, dining carfilled with railroad china,

and railroad post officethat visitors can stepaboard and see how mail

was sorted.The Railroad Museum

is just one of several fasci-nating buildings in theState Historic Park. TheB.F. Hastings Building is astructure built in 1853and housed the ownersbank, Hastings and Com-pany, and Wells Fargo andCompany. Other greatbuildings include theEagle Theatre, businesseson the Tehama Block,C.M. and T. Companybuilding, Big Four Build-ing and Dingley Seice MillBuilding.

Besides the museumsand great old buildings, it

is a nice time of the yearto stroll along the river

walkway, visit the pier andsee all the boats as well asphotograph the bridges.

Watching the sun set overthe city as you enjoy agood meal is a perfectending for an areadaytrip.


Some of the displays at theCalifornia State RailroadMuseum in Old Sacramentofeature slices of railroad lifeand historic engines.

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