OCOTBER 28, 2016 VOL9 ISSUE20 Pre-Sort Standard U. S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 17 ORANGEVALE, CA 95662 *****ECRWSS**** LOCAL POSTAL CUSTOMER PETS PAGE 15 Sadie likes to visit with her friend Ronnie then relax. Photo submitted by Becky Moen MISS ORANGEVALE 2016 ALEXA MILLS (Right) IS THE NEW MISS TEEN GREATER SACRAMENTO 2017! Her sister Alana Mills (Left) is the NEW Teen Miss Metro Sacramento 2017! Crowned Sunday October 9th, 2016 at Safetyville USA. Miss Greater Sacramento and Miss Metro Sacramento are a CLASS of Queens Production Directed by Tamara Barbu~Brown. See all the crowning photos at Facebook Miss Greater and Metro Sacramento. CONGRATULATIONS LADIES! REPRESENTING ORANGEVALE & GREATER SACRAMENTO ORANGEVALE COOKS PAGE 14 Ortega Chile Egg Breakfast
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OCOTBER 28, 2016VOl 9 IssuE 20
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PETs PAGE 15 Sadie likes to visit with her friend Ronnie then relax. Photo submitted by Becky Moen
MISS ORANGEVALE 2016 ALEXA MILLS (Right) IS THE NEW MISS TEEN GREATER SACRAMENTO 2017! Her sister Alana Mills (Left) is the NEW Teen Miss Metro Sacramento 2017! Crowned Sunday October 9th, 2016 at Safetyville USA. Miss Greater Sacramento and Miss Metro Sacramento are a CLASS of Queens Production Directed by Tamara Barbu~Brown. See all the crowning photos at Facebook Miss Greater and Metro Sacramento. CONGRATULATIONS LADIES!
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The debate for the 4th congressional district occurred October 4 in Auburn. If you didn’t attend, you can still see it online. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXyDO26mQ78). Both candidates agree: “Fiscal Responsibility™” is what to pursue.
Congressman McClintock repeated his endorsement of the trickle-down economics we’ve enjoyed since the Reagan years. In a previous radio address, McClintock claimed there’s really only one proven way to revive an economy: reduce top marginal tax rates the way Reagan did in the ‘80s.
Q: But the heyday of the American middle class--when only one parent needed a
wage-paying job, and college graduation didn’t mean a debt millstone around the graduate’s neck--wasn’t that when those top marginal rates were high (70 - 90%+)? A: Yes!
Nevertheless, McClintock waxed nostalgic for the good old days, even though Reagan’s “Morning in America” was no more than an average business cycle recovery. (source: Paul Krugman’s Peddling Prosperity). McClintock even laments the loss of low or free college tuition! The forehead-smacking truth: Reagan himself ended free college in California. In fact, since 1972, Federal subsidies for higher education have diminished 55%. (Gosh! I wonder why tuition keeps going up!).
Perhaps accurate information is beside the point here, but the problem isn’t just that such
lies are despicable, it’s that McClintock seems to sincerely believe them. Unfortunately, delusional thinking seldom produces good public policy.
Is the alternative better? His opponent, Dr. Derlet’s policies are less delusional than McClintock’s by a wide margin, but both candidates agree on Fiscal Responsibility™: budget balance is something to pursue. It’s as though they believe a government which creates currency has a debt “burden” just like households who use currency!
But it’s different...really, really different.
Americans use “debt-based” currency. Bank account holders have an asset (their bank account), which is the bank’s liability (debt). Write a check, and you assign the bank’s debt to the payee. Dollars are
checks made out to cash in fixed amounts, payable by the Federal Reserve bank. The Fed carries that currency on its books as a liability. Central bank “debt” is the money!
Imagine your bank encouraging you to worry about the size of its debt to account holders. “Let’s see how we can reduce the size of your checking account…” Where does that happen, at the Bank of Crazy People? Yet we somehow believe reducing central bank debt is always good!
Historically the U.S. reduced its “debt” significantly seven times since 1776. The last such reduction was the Clinton surplus. The preceding time occurred in 1929. Andrew Jackson even paid the entire national “debt” in 1835. What happened every time after those “debt” paydowns? Answer: a Great-Depression-sized hole in the economy, the worst of which
was the Panic of 1837.
So reducing national “debt”--in quotes because it’s fundamentally different from household debt--can be bad! And remember: the Fed can make dollars without limit. According to its own audit, it pushed $16 - $29 trillion out the door to cure the frauds of the financial sector in 2007-8. (And where’s the predicted inflation?) Yet, somehow when it comes to grandma’s Social Security, not Ponzi capitalists, “Whoops! We’re out of money!” … or so McClintock claims.
So...Derlet is better, but still does not understand that a “balanced” budget is anathema to currency creators even if it works well for currency users like households. [sigh!]
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COUNTY SUPERVISOR DISTRICT 4 CANDIDATES RESPOND TO QUESTIONS FROM OV COMMUNITY
suE FROsT Candidate for County supervisor - District 4
1. How do you plan new business for OV...WHAT IS THE VISIONa.GLOVE positions Orangevale
for future funding for infrastructure improvement over time. I'll continue to work with GLOVE and the Orangevale Chamber to support businesses in Orangevale.i.MISSION: GLOVE is an
organization that contributes to making Greenback Lane a beautiful, economically thriving, vibrant and sustainable business corridor. GLOVE works together with Orangevale business owners, property owners, Sacramento County agencies, the City of Folsom and other stakeholders to implement this mission.ii.PURPOSE: To recognize
Greenback Lane not as a transportation thoroughfare, but as a thriving business district, including historic Orange Vale. Imagine the
possibilities...b.We have to demand better
"customer service" from County Departments. Too many business owners have told me that it is complicated and takes too long to get permits - or even answers - from County Departments. That has to change. We need to include a "customer service" component in budget and personnel reviews.c.Homelessness is one of my top
priorities, starting with enforcement because aggressive homeless are impacting businesses and residents.d.I am a member the Greater
Sacramento Area Economic Council, the County and BOS need to build a stronger relationship with business retention and recruiting groups to ensure there is an effort to help business growth that fits Orangevale, and not just big corporate businesses for downtown.2.How about how transients
with drug and other issues are pushed across the borders into our unincorporated area by neighboring cities.a.My policy will be "Enforcement
First" - we need to ensure residents and businesses are protected from illegal camping, aggressive panhandling, etc.b.To really tackle the problem,
which is growing all over the region, we have to work regionally. When the City of Sacramento pushed the homeless out of the Arena Zone and tore down the homeless camp, many of those homeless moved east into Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Citrus Heights & Orangevale. That did not
solve the problem, it just pushed it out of Downtown Sacramento into our communities.c.During my year as Mayor in
Citrus Heights we formed the HART - Homeless Assistance Resource Team. HART is dedicated to bringing local resources to Citrus Heights. I will continue to do what I have been doing and expand my efforts to help Veterans and reduce homelessness in the county.d.This is a complex issue and one
that is growing in the Region. We should start with more boots on the ground parole officers to manage the AB109 and Prop 47 prisoners who have beenreleased. Then I will work with
neighboring Cities, Sheriff, Faith Community and Businesses to expand resources in Orangevale.3.What are we doing right/ or can do
better, as far as being eyes and ears for law enforcement and Orangevale.a.We need to look at models that
are working; for example, Citrus Heights has over 32 Community Policing programs where Police are partnering with the community. They don't just respond to crime but the work to prevent crime. The Sheriff's Department has fewer Deputies covering a larger area, which is one reason I support "more boots on the ground," and will work with communities to see which programs could work in their communities.b.Public Safety should be prioritized
in the budget - we are still behind where we need be, especially in regards to Probation & Parole Department which prevents crime and ensure people do not re-offend.4.I want to know what you plan to
do specific for unincorporated parts of Sac County to deal with transients , the panhandling and all the criminality that goes with it.a. The County has a panhandling
and no camping ordinance. I support enforcement.b. I will prioritize public safety as a
top budget priority.5. Can churches be banned from
giving out food in residential neighborhoodsa. We need to ensure that good
intentions do create bad results. I would not support anordinance banning churches from
helping those in need, but would work with them to ensure they understand if their efforts are exacerbating problems for neighbors.6. I would like to know if the
initiative to legalize marijuana in
California passes, how do you think pharmacies and medical marijuana personal growing in the county will change to comply with the law?a. Prop 64 is badly written and has
a number of flaws, but if it becomes law, Cities and Counties will have to implement7. I would also like to know your
environmental goals for the county.a. I the Founding president of the
Citrus Heights Green Team, which focuses on free-market means to encourage green building, energy, and recycling programs.b.I want to ensure we are preserving
farm and rural spaces by encouraging growth in transit zones and near jobs.c. I want to ensure that we are
building and maintaining park and trail programs that do not taked.I support CEQA but I think it is
often abused for political purposes and think we need to curtail frivolous lawsuits.8.What are your goals for
Orangevale?a.One the great things about District
4 is the diversity of our communities - and I will work hard to preserve the unique character of each of them. Orangevale has a unique heritage that includes equestrian and rural feel that we need to protect.b.We do need to find new ways to
improve traffic, pedestrian and bicycle safety, especially around our schools.9. How are you planning on stopping
hazel from being the thoroughfare that sunrise and watt were supposed to be? the constant industrial traffic on hazel is dangerous and costly splitting our community in two. Oak needs to also maintain its more rural nature. it is getting pretty crazy out here. Slowing down the speed on Hazel from 40 & 45 aka 90 mph, to maybe 35 & 40 with big signs!! Like they did out at Grant Line & Wilton Blvd. in the rural area of Elk Grove.a. I think the county pushed the
Hazel expansion to appease Placer County interests who wanted a bypass to avoid traffic problems on Hwy 80. We need to push harder to complete the Hwy 80 improvements, and look to improve traffic controls on Hazel. For example, as a Councilwoman I supported lowering speed limits, modifying stop lights, and other improvements to reduce traffic problems.10. What's your stance on prop 64?a. I oppose.11. What is your opinion / position
about spot rezoning in Orangevale
without a master plan update?a.Any re-zoning would need to
be carefully vetted with the CPAC and aligned with the goals of the community. Orangevale wants to retain their rural feel and I will support that objective.b. Creating special improvement
districts and a plan can actually position Orangevale for grant funding for specific projects that can help revitalize an area and begin to attract/improve business or community facilities.12. Do you envision Orangevale as
an opportunity for infill development?a. There are infill opportunities all
over the County. I'm sure there are opportunities in Orangevale as well. The challenge is to identify what the Community wants and deliver something that is consistent with the local needs and desires.13. What is your opinion / position
on maintaining the rural agriculture zoning of Orangevale?a. I will stand with Orangevale to
protect its unique characteristic.14. What is your opinion / position on
allowing churches and residential care facilities in rural land in Orangevale?a. There may be some projects that
fit the community, but we have to ensure that Planning, CPAC and an early and strong public process ensure the residents are engaged and listened to.15.What is your opinion / position
that churches and residential care facilities should pay rezone fees and commercial property fees instead of a use permit fee? As essentially the resulting development cannot revert back to its original rural land zoning with large commercial size buildings.a. These are two different types
of facilities and should be looked at separately. I would need to look at the current practices and fees - and the proposed changes- in detail before committing to support a specific action. As a general rule, I think costs of changing zoning need be fairly applied across the board.16. How can we get
Sacramento Steps Forward to get Navigators in OV -a. Little effort has been made to
deal with homelessness outside of Downtown to date, but it will be one of my top priorities after I'm elected. We need to start by ensuring resources are allocated fairly, build partnerships with Citrus Heights, Folsom and the County to bring resources like SSF to the County.
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MIKE KOZOWsKICandidate for County supervisor - District 4
1.How does he/she plan new business for OV...WHAT IS THE VISIONBusiness growth is an organic
process but needs to start with a plan. Working with the Orangevale Chamber of Commerce and others in Orangevale to craft a plan will be a key task for me as supervisor. But any plan will need some basics to be addressed fi rst: a.Making sure the county’s
building departments are able to simplify and fast track the review and approval of projects is an elemental part of my economic growth plans for the county, for district 4 and specifi cally for Orangevale.b.Utilizing all available legal
processes for removing blighted or derelict structures to clear the way for new ideas and growth. The Community Prosecution Unit is an example is one tool that can be used to address properties that are contributing negatively to their surroundings. 2. How about how transients
with drug and other issues are pushed across the borders into our unincorporated area by neighboring cities.The Deputy Sheriff’s department
and the police forces of the incorporated cities already work to coordinate their efforts and need to continue to do so. Some other factors contribute to this perception. While it is not illegal to be homeless, transient or for that matter addicted to drugs, we do have a variety of measures in place that are intended to reduce panhandling and have created areas that are “safer” than others for transients who are trying to avoid confl ict with law enforcement and violation of anti-panhandling
efforts. Reviewing these measures (Folsom, Citrus Heights, and County ordinances) and fi nding a comprehensive plan will be diffi cult but must be looked at carefully with Local crime watches and law enforcement. I will use my Orangevale community meetings to try and pinpoint specifi c issues and build consensus for a comprehensive plan. 3. What are we doing right/ or
can do better, as far as being eyes and ears for law enforcement and OrangevaleSimply being so engaged is the
big success of the Orangevale Crime Watch and everyone who is passionate about Orangevale being safe for families and business. To implement the strategies utilized by the Community Prosecution Unit, it is imperative that patterns of crime or disruptive activity be documented. Orangevale residents are already careful observers, we simply need to put that force to work on specifi c targets to create the case for change at specifi c locations. This process is not glamorous, but has proved successful in other parts of Sacramento county and elsewhere. 4.I want to know what he plans
to do specifi c for unincorporated parts of Sac County to deal with transients, panhandling and criminal activity that goes with it.As I suggested above, further
coordination of local ordinances that drive movement of transients and homeless folks to congregate needs to be an ongoing process. Along with that providing services to house and treat the mental health and dependency issues that often are at the heart of homelessness must be better distributed throughout the county to serve that population where we fi nd them. Doing that will reduce the time spent by the Sheriff’s department and the cost of using the county jail and local emergency rooms for temporary shelter and treatment, which is currently the only option in most cases in Orangevale. Transiency and homelessness are problems that will never be eliminated, but we can do a much better job of management and giving a real shot to people who fi nd themselves down and out to get on their feet
again. 5. Can churches be banned from
giving out food in residential neighborhoodsYes and No, a permit is required
and some rules apply, but most churches are located in residential areas and most if not all have a specifi c mission of literally serving their community. I am open to discussing specifi c issues that may be causing an issue, but a blanket prohibition is probably not appropriate. 6. I would like to know if the
initiative to legalize marijuana in California passes, how do you think pharmacies and medical marijuana personal growing in the county will change to comply with the law? I would also like to know their environmental goals for the county.Proposition 64, would legalize the
sale and production of marijuana, but would leave regulations regarding the location of growing and selling operations to the local cities and counties. Also left local is the ability to ban entirely the growing of marijuana. More detailed information is available at: https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_64,_Marijuana_Legalization_(2016)I support continuing the current
ban on cultivation in Sacramento County. The full ordinance can be read at: http://qcode.us/codes/sacramentocounty/?view=desktop&topic=6-6_88-6_88_0107. What are their goals for
Orangevale?How are they planning on
stopping hazel from being the thoroughfare that sunrise and watt were supposed to be? The constant industrial traffi c on hazel is dangerous and costly splitting our community in two. Oak needs to also maintain its more rural nature. It is getting pretty crazy out here.The greatest amenity we all
enjoy also complicates our traffi c, the American River. With just the four crossing points at Watt, Sunrise, Hazel and Folsom Blvd, any business or residential growth will have the effect of adding traffi c to those four roads. Recent improvements to Hazel’s bridge and lane widening north of the
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RESPOND TO QUESTIONS FROM OV COMMUNITY
bridge had the not-surprising effect of adding more traffi c. We can balance that effect somewhat by careful traffi c planning (speed limits and signals) and road maintenance. I will work with residents on specifi c problems on all roads. I agree that Oak Avenue needs to be looked at comprehensively, it has a distinctive character that should be preserved while also fi nding strategic ways to allow traffi c to move freely. 8. Slowing down the speed on Hazel from 40 & 45 aka 90 mph, to maybe 35 & 40 with big signs!! Like they did out at Grant Line & Wilton Blvd. in the rural area of Elk Grove.I would be happy to consider that. 9.What's their stance on prop 64?I oppose Prop 64 for the very simple reason that marijuana will remain illegal on the federal level and marijuana businesses will as a result continue to operate on an all cash basis. This will leave California to resolve substantial issues of accounting for their sales for tax collection purposes and then those records could become the basis of federal prosecution. This discord between federal and state laws invites continued illegal growing and selling. I am not opposed to the safe adult use of marijuana, just feel that the federal rules need to be changed fi rst. 10 What is your opinion / position about spot rezoning in Orangevale without a master plan update?There is a process for rezoning individual parcels and it can be implemented where a real community need exists and sensible development will result. That is a high bar to clear, but a master plan change is not required. 11. Do you envision Orangevale as an opportunity for infi ll development?Of course! Sensible infi ll development not only can be a catalyst for strategic economic revitalization, but provides useful opportunities to meet AB32 air quality and energy use rules if it also provides mixed uses or direct access to public transit. 12. What is your opinion /
position on maintaining the rural agriculture zoning of Orangevale?The Ag-Residential Zoning designation requires lots of at least 1 acre, and the northern portion of Orangevale zoned this way blends into similarly planned zoning in adjacent Placer County. I suspect there is not pressing reason to change that zoning but would consider it if a parcel owner through proper channels made a request. Please remember that zoning changes are generally not considered if the only argument is that the parcel would be more valuable (for some other purpose) because of the change. I have excerpted the ordinance below for reference. From the County Zoning Code section 6.2.1.A.2Rezoning. The boundaries of any zoning district may be changed, or the zoning classifi cation of any parcel of land may be changed, pursuant to this Section. The purpose is not to relieve particular hardships, nor to confer special privileges or rights on any person, but only to make adjustments to the Offi cial Zoning Map that are necessary in light of changed conditions or changes in public policy, or that are necessary to advance the general welfare of the County13. What is your opinion / position on allowing churches and residential care facilities in rural land in Orangevale?Churches are allowed in all Residential districts in the county. Orangevale is predominantly zoned Ag-Res and Low density residential. A Conditional Use permit is required from the Zoning Administrator in either type of zoning district. This is a common process across most communities nationwide. Residential care facilities, may take many forms and are intended for a variety of purposes. The Zoning code allows many types of these facilities with either a conditional use permit granted by the Zoning Administrator or a Conditional Use Permit approved by the planning Commission. This also is a common practice across the country. A Residential Care Facility’s request for a Condition Use permit
would be heard in public of the County Planning Commission meeting. The commission’s responsibility is to consider the input of petitioner, the public, neighbors and other community stakeholders. Any appeal of their decision would come before a public hearing of the Board of Supervisors. 14. What is your opinion / position that churches and residential care facilities should pay rezone fees and commercial property fees instead of a use permit fee? As essentially the resulting development cannot revert back to its original rural land zoning with large commercial size buildings.There is not a rezoning requirement for either use to be located on Ag-Res or Low Density Res zoned parcels. Thus no door is left open for other types of development if the use granted conditionally never comes to pass or if the party granted the conditional use vacates the property. That is specifi cally why the conditional use permit exists. There of course are practical barriers to removing a large structure to revert land to agricultural use which are real. I prefer that problem to solve rather than opening Ag-Res land to any permitted commercial use by a rezoning process. I can infer lots of things from your question but would prefer to have the full context to go any further in response. I am not eager to change the Ag-Res parts of Orangevale, if that simplifi es things.15. How can we get Sacramento Steps Forward to get Navigators in OVIt is simply a matter of funding, which I will be working on with the other supervisors as immediately as possible.
Questions were gathered from social media facebook pages Orangevale Crime Watch and Orangevale Happenings. Local resident Gayle Duckard submitted to candidates for County Supervisor District 4 and wanted to share responses with the Orangevale Community. Both social media sites are managed by Gayle and have 8,000 members.
MIKE KOZOWsKICandidate for County supervisor - District 4
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Ottomon Elementary Principal, Hilda Fernandez, is sharing her family recipe for a breakfast casserole. She served this to teachers at the beginning of the year to celebrate the 3rd year of Artful Learning at Ottomon. With the holiday season quickly approaching, this dish will make the perfect breakfast for when company is in town. Serve with some fruit and sweet rolls and your guests will be in for a treat!If you would like to share a favorite recipe, please send a copy to Suzanne Feblowitz at the Orangevale View ([email protected]). Be sure to include your phone
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Ortega Chile Egg Breakfast
20 eggs1 cup fl ourDash salt/pepper2 tsp. baking powder1 cup butter, melted2 cans (7 oz.) diced Ortega chiles32 oz. cottage cheese2 lb. jack cheese, shredded
Beat eggs until fl uffy, add fl our, baking powder, salt &
pepper and mix. Then add butter, chlies and fi nally, add cottage cheese and jack cheese.
Bake in greased 9 x 13 pan. Heat oven to 400 degrees. Cook for 5 minutes at the 400 degrees. Then turn oven to 350 degrees and cook 35-40 minutes more until done. (Knife comes out clean.)
Note: Principal Fernandez doubled the original recipe. This is the doubled version. It makes a thicker version of the original dish. The original (10 eggs, etc) uses the same size pan and same directions.
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Please spread the word! Rosy is a 12year old female spayed boston terrier. She's black and white, deaf, and weighs about 10 pounds. She has been missing for 2 weeks and her family misses her and wants her home. Please help us fi nd her! Reward offered, if you see her please call (916) 337-5065 or (916) 812-8951
HElP ME FIND MY WAY HOME
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WOlF FEsT 2016
The threat of bad weather didn’t didn’t stop the show. Thousands came out to celebrate and support the 5th Annual Wolf Fest. Wolf Fest Country Music Festival ‘s procceeds benefi t many local charities including; Casa Jr Rams, New Hope Street Ministry, About Kidz, Cancer Surviors and local Veterans organizations. Thank you to our sponsors: Lasher Auto Group, Coors Light, Quick Quack, Golden Aire Heating and Air Conditioning, Dingus McGees, Orangevale View and Valencia Club.
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Yard maintenance help needed, weed eating, pruning, planting, mulching, drip repair etc. No lawn. Salary negotiable. Call 916-717-5517”
FULL TIME TIRE LUBE TECHNICIAN Needs to have EXPERIENCE workiing in a service bay, changing/balanceing tires, oil/filter change,, and performing safety checks. Also needs to have a good attitude and willing to work as part of a team in successful retaill tire business. Pleases call (916) 988-4528
CBR Auto Detailing Open 7 days a week$95 1st visit special 9 4 4 6 G r e e n b a c k L a n e , Orangevale 916.988.7555
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DEAD OR ALIVE Old VW & PORSCHE Other Collectibles Coke, Car Advertising Signs, Old Pedals Cars, and VW Parts. CASH PAID & WILL TOW - Call Eric 916.600.3423
WANTED CARs, TRuCKs, VANs, suV, & MINI VANs We Pay CAsH $900 - $6000! Fast, Polite, Immediate service, since 1996 988-7555
WANTED: Old POLICE and FIRE badges, patches and other old police and fire memorabilia. All for public display and education. Contact: Jim Casey 916-539-4613
CASH PAID FOR DIABETIC TEST STRIPS.We Buy The Extra Boxes You Don’t Need. MUST BE Factory-Sealed & Not Expired. Will Meet You & Pay CASH ON-THE-SPOT. CALL DON-NA: 916-729-5154 /916-549-0576
Amateur singer who loves the old songs is searching for someone to accompany with keybord, accordion or guitar. Back up singing a plus, but not required. Entertainment at local retirment communities for little or no money. Interested? Contact Chaz 916.599.0461 (9am-8pm)
IRONINGIroning in my home. Years of Experience call Virginia 916.988.8042
HANDYMANLicensed Residential Handyman $45. service call + $45. per hour + parts & materials Skilled Craftsmanship with attention to detail! Over 30 years experience Dependable & efficient with Local References Serving 25 mile radius to Orangevale 916-612-1247 www.gregs1service.com
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THE SWENSON LAW FIRM- Local OV Firm Estate Planning: Wills, Amendments, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives. Business Services: Contracts, Employment Issues. Call 916-333-0833
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ELDER CARE/COMPANION Errands, transportation, light housekeeping and cooking, overnights, and socializing. Previous medical experience. $12/$30 per hour. In Orangevale and surrounding areas. Call Linda (916) 215-9827
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Senior Lunch Program Brought to you by OVparks and Meals on Wheels. Lunches are served every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at the Orangevale Community Center. Suggested donation of $2, please call 916-988-4373 for more details.
Orangevale Overalls Square Dance Club Meet every Monday 7-9pm at THoly Family Parish 7817 Old Auburn Rd, Citrus Heights
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets Weekly Church of Christ, 5915 Main Ave, Orangevale. Info call 988-6827
TOPS on Wed mornings at 6900 Almond Ave Orangevale. Info call Debi at 989-1278.
For Men Who Enjoy Singing We sing Barbershop Harmony every Wednesday 7:30 to 10 pm- Redeemer Covenant Church, 6800 Main St., OV
SERTOMA - SERvice TO MAnkind meets each Thursday at 7 am at Coco’s Restaurant, Madison Ave near Sunrise. Call 966-1361
MomsRUs-group for women of all ages, raising or helping to raise children of all ages. Meets Tuesday morning’s starting 9/13@9:45-11:45 at the Orangevale church of Christ, 5915 Main Ave. Series: House or Home by Chip Ingram. Free childcare & Preschool program. Go to ovchurch.org/family
Orangevale Prayer in the Square meets every Tuesday morning at 6:30 a.m. for 40 minutes for Prayer & Coffee. It is never too early to reach out for answered prayers. 8786 Mellowdawn Way Orangevale, Please call for details at 968- 1039 or 988-4810 Everyone is welcome
Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings Mon-Sat at 7-8 am & Sun 8-9am, 12 noon every day . Call 454-1100 for evening meetings as the times vary. Meetings held at 9346 Greenback Ln. Ste 8 in Orangevale .
Al-Anon meets on Thurs. @ 7:30 PM at the Church of Christ - 5915 Main St. Ov. Call 916-334-2970 or visit al-anon.alateen.org.
Al-Anon in Spanish-en Español Valor para cambiar se reune los martes 6:00 p.m-7:15 p.m. en American River Alano, 9346 Greenback Ln. Ste 8, (entre Walnut y Main) Orangevale
Bridge Player Group Every Tues OVGrange Hall (5807 Walnut Ave) 11:00 am to 3:00 p.m. $2 donation For for more details at 988-9474
Support Group Sessions Diabetic - Arthritis - ibromyalgia Every Tuesday 10AM - 12PM & 2PM - 4PM 9198 Greenback Ln #208 916-989-9922”
St Vincent De Paul provides food and clothing assistance to the needy on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 - 3PM at Divine Savior Catholic Church, 9079 Greenback.
COMMUNITY GROUPS & MEET UPSGFWC ORANGEVALE WOMEN’S CLUBJoin area women dedicated to volunteer service and friendships. Lunch meeting monthly on 1st Tuesday at 11:00am (Sept-May).Orangevale Community Center 6826 Hazel Ave. More info at OrangevaleWoman’sClub.org or 988-1876.
Parkinson’s Support Group -First Thurs. of the month 10:00 AM. The mission is to help people and families who are affected by Parkinson’s disease and related conditions. . Eskaton FountainWood Lodge is located at 8773 Oak Avenue, Orangevale 916-988-2200. The meeting is free.
DETERMINED TOASTMASTERS Become the leader and speaker you want to be! Meetings every Tuesday, 6:30-8:00 pm. Eskaton Fountainwood Lodge, 8773 Oak Ave., Orangevale. Call 792-5561 for more info
Orangevale Rotary Club Meets every Friday (7-8:15 am) at La Placita 9272 Greenback Lane, Orangevale 916.425-2406
Cub Scout Troop 310, 3rd Monday of the month, 6-8PM, Multipurpose Building, Divine Savior Catholic Church, 9079 Greenback.
Girl Scout Leaders (GSHCC) Almond Service Unit of Orangevale meet 2nd Monday of the month, 7 PM, Hall B, Multipurpose Building, Divine Savior Catholic Church, 9079 Greenback.
Girl Scout Service Team (GSHCC) Almond Service Unit of Orangevale, meets last Monday of the month, 7PM, Mater Salvatoris Room, Divine Savior Catholic Church, 9079 Greenback.
Orangevale Grange #354 meets 3rd Wednesday every month. Grange Hall 5807 Walnut Ave, OV. Starts 7:00 p.m. Check us out. Serving free refreshments. Call 988-0806 or visit our website at OrangevaleGrange.org
Roseville Better Gardens s Club meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month Sept. through May Maidu Community Center, 1550 Maidu Drive, Roseville. Doors open 12:30. Garden experts speak at each meeting. GUESTS WELCOME! Call 784.0418 for information.
Folsom Stroke Survivors and Caregivers Group. We meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 11:30 for lunch. The 4th Wednesday of each month we meet at 11:00 . We have Open discussion or a Speaker. Address- 1301 E Bidwell, Folsom. For more information contact Sue 916-988-4010 or Jim 916 983-0596.
M o n t h l y E v E n t sWEEkly EvEntsNarcotics Anonymous, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 PM, in Room 4, Divine Savior Catholic Church, 9079 Greenback.
Boy Scout Troop 310, Mondays, 6:45-8 PM, Halls A and B in the Multipurpose Building, Divine Savior Catholic Church,
FA (Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous) meets Tuesdays at 7 pm, Sunrise Community Church, 8321 Greenback Ln Room B214, Fair Oaks. For meeting info call Karen J 916-812-6584 or Sandi N 916-780-3917, also visit www.foodaddicts.org.
Senior Market Saint Francis Episcopal Church in Fair Oaks with Episcopal Senior Communities (ESC) EVERY TUESDAY offers the community a weekly Senior Produce Market (SPM) every Tuesday from 10-11 a.m. at St. Francis Episcopal Church, located at 11430 Fair Oaks Blvd. SPM is geared for Seniors. Cash Only! For more information, call (916)966-2261 or visit our website:www.saintfrancisfairoaks.org and follow us on facebook
Orangevale Special Families This new Facebook group is for families walking the same walk to come together relieving isolation, frustration, and inspiring friendship, community, and creativity. Call 947-5234 for more information https://www.facebook.com/groups/1033947523343437/
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Meetings Held November
2nd Tuesday, 6:00pmOrangevale
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C O M M U N I T Y C A L E N D A RNov. 3rd 3pm-8pm, Nov. 4th 9-8 and Nov. 5th 9-4/ Friday Nov 4 12 noon - 7pm Handmade only craft show Serbian Hall, 7777 Sunset Ave. Fair Oaks, Ca. Free admission. Sale Room. Greek food and pastries for sale by the Ladies of the Church. Many unique holiday gifts. More info. www.craftytreasures.com.
Saturday Nov 5 9 am - 2 pm HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIRE Handmade Crafts, Sweet Shoppe & Bakery, Chili House, Hourly Door Prizes Pinebrook Village 900 Folsom Auburn Road Folsom CA 95630
November 8th Roseville Genealogical Society will meet Tuesday, November 8th, at Maidu Community Center, Roseville. from 1-3pm. Mary Sayles will speak on researching city directories. Bake sale. Everyone welcome.
November 9, 2016 FOLSOM WOMEN’S CONNECTION Folsom Rotary Clubhouse7150 Baldwin Dam Rd., Folsom 10:30am - 1pm $18 “HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE” Our annual fund-raising event. Auctions, live & silent, loaded with crafts, baked goods & much more!
Nov 13 ORANGEVALE GRANGE BREAKFAST We make everything from scratch, every 2nd Sunday monthly, including Our award winning Biscuits & Gravy, Scrambled Eggs, Grange Cinnamon French Toast and All you can eat regular Pancakes along with fresh juicy Ham from the Orangevale Meat Shoppe All for just $6. Large parties are always welcome.
November 15, Camellia Chapter of the Embroiderers Guild of America at their meeting on Tuesday, at 7:00 a.m. at the Rancho Cordova Library, 9845 Folsom Boulevard, Sacramento. The program will be assembling and finishing of a pinkeep that was previously stitched. Guests welcome. Free. For information call 916-223-2751
Jazz Concert and Lunch benefits AAUW CHAR’s scholarships for women students at American River College. Performances by American River Jazz Ensemble and All That Jazz. Studio Movie Grill, 5140 Commons Drive, Rocklin. November 19, 10 am - 1:30 pm. Suggested donation $25. Contact Lee Battershell 916-771-0662
OV library Programs Events
Orangevale Library, 8820 Greenback Lane, # L. Hours: T: 12-8, W/R: 10-6, F: 1-6, Sa: 10-5. For details, phone the Sacramento Public Library (916) 264-2920 or visit www.saclibrary.org.
Family Storytime (Early Childhood: ages 0-5), Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Another family program: Lego Mania, Tuesday, October 25 from 3:30 to 5:30. Show off your best building skills. Everyone welcome.
Teen-space Drop-in (ages 12-18), Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. A great opportunity to use the library’s resources, hang out with your friends, and enjoy some snacks.
Hey teens! Want to have your voice heard? Join us at the OV Library’s first Teen Advisory Board (TAB) meeting on Friday, October 28 at 3:30. Help the librarian determine programs and
events for teens! Plus fun activities, friends, and PIZZA.
E-reader/tech help for all ages every Wednesday and Friday from 3:00 to 5:00. Don’t get frustrated—get help! Don’t forget to bring your device.
Special Halloween programming: Halloween Glow Craft (ages 0-5), make a glowing Halloween craft after Family Storytime on Thursday, October 27 – 11:00 a.m. Teens! Make Halloween buttons and badges to enhance your existing costume or to add festive flavor to your outfits. Make badges on Friday, October 28 from 1:30 to 3:30. Wear your costume to the library on Saturday,
October 29! We will be making gingerbread spook houses on the 29th from 2:00 to 5:00.
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The sheriff’s Dewey service Center
located at 5484 Dewey Drive is in the safeway shopping Center Volunteers can help you in filing crime reports and answering questions. The office is open: Monday 10-5, Wed 10-7 Fri 10-5
L O C A L I N F O R M A T I O NNORTH DIVIsION
NORTH DIVISIONDewey Service Center 5484 Dewey Dr. #235 (916) 875-5484 8:00am–5:00pm Mon - Fri 9:00am-4:00pm Tues/ThursCommander; Captain Kristofor Palmer 874-1013Assistant Commander; Lieutenant Matthew Petersen 874-1013Operations Lieutenant; Lieutenant Todd Henry 874-1013Problem Oriented Policing Sergeant Michael Haynes 876-5729Ongoing Law enforcement issues [email protected] Jason Gillock is responsible for: Carmichael, Orangevale, Old Foothill Farms and Fair OaksTransient Enforcement Team (TED) [email protected] 874-1025District Attorney Community Prosecutors- Joy Smiley 874-5877 [email protected] Ron Linthicum 874 3064 [email protected] North Crime Prevention Specialist Sherrie Carhart 876-5717 [email protected] Centers Office Manager Francie Fitzsimmons [email protected] HIGHWAY PATROL (Dispatch) 861-1300CHP -North of Amer Rvr [email protected] 348-2300CHP –East of Sunrise [email protected] 464-
CONGRESSMAN Ami BeraP O Box 582496, Elk Grove, California 95758 Call toll free 877-750-2372
SENATOR Ted Gaines Roseville Office 4359 Town Center Blvd. Ste 112 El Dorado Hills CA 95762 1Phone: 916-783-8232 Fax: 916-783-5487 [email protected]
ASSEMBLY MEMBER Beth Gaines District Office- 8799 Auburn Folsom Rd, Ste A, Granite Bay 95746 916-774-4430 arc.asm.ca.gov/member/AD6/
COUNTY SUPERVISORRoberta MacGlashan District 4 700 H Street, # 2450 Sacramento, CA 95814 [email protected] (916) 874-5491; FAX (916) 874-7593
Orangevale CPAC (Community Planning Advisory Council) Meets the 1st Tuesday of every month at the Orangevale Community Center, 6826 Hazel Ave. Meeting Room B at 6:30 pm. For more
information visit planning.saccounty.net for agenda.
G.L.O.V.E. (Greenback Lane OrangeVale Envisions) Meets 4th Wednesday of the month 6:00 pm Location will vary. For more information email [email protected]
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1450PARK POLICE [email protected] 874-5115Park Police handle districts except:DEPARTMENT SERVICESAlarm Bureau 874-4616Gun Permit Information 874-5864Identification Bureau 874-8093Office of Information/Media Bureau 874-5021Parking Enforcement Detail 876-6642Property Bureau Information 875-5650Records Bureau 874-5383Recruitment Information 875-0085Red Light Enforcement Program 876-6643Towing Detail 876-6641Adult Protective Services 874-9377Animal Control push 2, for 24hr assistance 875-5232Child Protective Services 875-5437Restraining Orders 875-3400Graffiti Abatement on public property (DOT) 875-5171Graffiti Abatement on SMUD property 732-6043Graffiti on private property or abatement 875-5656North Division DetectivesBurglary and property crimes 875-5388Crimes against Persons 874-5070North Division Information 874-1021SAC COUNTY 311 CONNECT Neighborhood Nuisance Complaints(Abandoned shopping carts, vehicles, illegal
dumping, missed garbage pickups, potholes, street light problemsand vacant or dangerous buildings, animal Care, environmental health, building permits, planning, code compliance).http://www.311.saccounty.net/ 311CORRECTIONAL FACILITIESSacramento County Main Jail 874-6752Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center 874-1827Juvenile Hall 875-6996INVESTIGATIVE SERVICESCentralized Investigations Division 874-5041Child Abuse Bureau 874-5191Civil Division 875-2665Hi-Tech Crimes Task Force 874-3002Homicide Detail 874-5057Identity Theft Task Force/Real Estate Fraud 874-3000Robbery Detail 874-5051Sexual and Elder Abuse Bureau/Crimes Against People 874-5070Sex Offender Registration Detail (Recording) 874-5090For burglary, vandalism, and assault report follow-up contact Detectives.
Bible Community Church Sunday Worship 10:00 am Fellowship starts 9:30 am Located at the Maidu Community Center 1550 Maidu Dr., Roseville, CA 95661 Bible Community Church 916-832-8973
Calvary Chapel Folsom/Orangevale 6021 Walnut Ave. Orangevale, CA 95662 Sunday Services 10:00 am (Sunday School available for Toddlers through 6th grade), Adult Bible Study 9:00 am. Pastor Mike Flanders (916)989-2133 [email protected]
Christ the King Lutheran Church 5811 Walnut Avenue, Orangevale (916) 988-2484 www.ChristTheKingOV.comSunday Worship 9:30am,
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Hazel Avenue Chapel, 7950 Hazel Ave, OV Ward: Sacrament Meeting 9am Sunday School/Primary 10:20am PH/Relief Society/Young Women 11:10am Young Single Adult Ward Sacrament Meeting 1:00pm Sunday School/Primary 2:20pm PH/Relief Society 3:10pm 916-987-7479
Citrus Heights Seventh-day Adventist Church 7610 Wachtel Way, Orangevale 916 723-7777 Services at 9:30 am Sabbath School 11am churchwww.chsda.comcast.com
Citrus Heights United Methodist Church 7833 Highland Ave., (725-6363 Traditional worship Sundays 10:00 am.
Divine Savior Catholic Church, 9079 Greenback, (916) 989-7400. Daily Mass 8:30 AM on M, T, W, F, Sat., Thurs. at 6:30 PM. Sat. Vigil Mass at 4:30 PM; Sunday Masses 7:45 AM, 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM. www.divnesavior.com
Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church 11427 Fair Oaks Blvd, Fair Oaks 95628 Sunday Worship: 9am Classic, 9am 10:40 Modern Casual. Children’s programs at both times. 967-4784, www.fopc.org
Fairvale Baptist Church 8660 Madison Ave, Fair Oaks 916-967-4624 Sunday Worship 10:45am and 6pm
First Baptist Church of Orangevale 8898 Central Ave, Orangevale 988-1139 Sunday Traditional Service 8:30am Sunday School (all ages) 9:45am Contemporary Service - Sunday 11am
Grace Bible Church 5010 Hazel Ave, Fair Oaks Sunday Schedule: Worship Service 9 AM, Fellowship Groups 10:40 AM, Evening Service 6 PM Information: 967-6500 or www.gbcfo.org
New Beginnings Christian Church 7535 Hickory Ave, Orangevale Sunday Service 10:30am Wednesday Family Night Service 7:00pm Live, Modern Worship with Real, Relevant Preaching Youth and Children Ministries We genuinely care for and root for each other! A great family atmosphere. Everybody is welcome
Orangevale Church of Christ 5915 Main Avenue, Orangevale Sunday Morning Bible Classes for All Ages 9:45am; Worship 11:00am, 6:00pm Tuesday Moms R Us 9:30-11:30 am Wednesday Dinner 6:00pm, Bible Classes for All Ages 7:00pm Thursday Bible Study 10:30-11:30 am Phone: (916) 988-2011Web: www.ovchurch.org
Orangevale Seventh-day Adventist 5810 Pecan Avenue, 916/967-2838, www.ovsda.org / [email protected]. Join us Saturday’s 9:30 am Sabbath School class / 10:40 am is Sabbath Worship. Community Food & Clothes closet open Tue 9am-Noon.Orangevale SDA School grades K-8th, 916/988-4310, www.ovschool.org
Pathway Fellowship Corner of Kenneth & Madison in Fair Oaks 9am Classic Service 10:30am Modern Service 916.988.2390 www.hispathway.org
Redeemer Covenant Church – 6800 Main Ave, Orangevale, 916.988.3124, [email protected],redeemercov.com, Sunday School at 9:00am, Sunday Worship at 10:00am, Sunday Coffee and Fellowship at 11:15am, Tuesday Night Free Community Dinner at 6pm – open to everyone, Tuesday Night Youth programs at 6:45pm. Small Wonders Christian Preschool, 3’s–T/Th & PreK–M/W/F – call 916.988.0998, www.smallwondersorangevale.org.
St. Francis Episcopal Church 11430 Fair Oaks Blvd.Fair Oaks, CA 95628 Sunday Services: 9-10 A.M. Rev. Joe Duggan 966-2261
Sunrise Community Church 8321 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks Sunday Worship Services Blended Service 9:00 am (Main Sanctuary) Contemporary 10:45 am (Main Sanctuary) Christian fellowship 6:00 pm (B-209) (916) 726-4642 [email protected]
The Life Center - 7801 Hazel Avenue, Orangevale, CA 95662 916-988-1717 // [email protected] Sunday Services at 9 & 11am, free childcare provided
World Fellowship Church of Foursquare International 7412 Van Maren Lane, Citrus Heights, CA (916) 745 4751 Morning Service -8.00 -9.30AM (English Service) Afternoon Service -2.00 -4.00pm (Fijian Service) Food Bank -9.00 -10.30AM (Thursdays)
