Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Announcing the 10th Annual Folsom Garden Club Garden Tour





Ok, while I have what would be called a "brown" thumb, it doesn't mean I don't enjoy the beauty of a gorgeous garden. And just in time to quench my thirst for beautiful gardens comes the "Springtime in the Gardens Tour," the 10th Annual Folsom Garden Club Garden Tour!

Here's the 411:

Dates: Saturday, April 24th, 2010 and Sunday, April 25th, 2010

Time: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Cost: $10.00 each ticket

Proceeds benefit Folsom Garden Club community projects including a scholarship fund.

For more information, log on to Folsom Garden Club's Web site.

Blog post by Wendy Sipple with information and photos courtesy of Folsom Garden Club.



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Monday, April 12, 2010

Grocery Outlet Folsom to be on Supermarket Sweep This Morning!


How cool is this?

It's Allen vs Alan! Shriner's Super Market Sweep at two Grocery Outlet stores (including the Grocery Outlet store in Folsom!) to benefit the Change for Change campaign!

Mark S. Allen and Alan Sanchez will race through the supermarkets for one minute and fill their carts as much as possible. Then the total will be tallied and that amount will be given for Change for Change!

Check out the story on this morning's Good Day Sacramento!

Or swing by Grocery Outlet Folsom. 671 East Bidwell Street, Folsom, 916-986-9131, groceryoutlet.com.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Get to the Links Golfers...for a Great Cause!


Ok, all you Style Golfers out there! It's golf tournament time and we're kind of partial to this one.

Here's the 411:

The Rotary Club of Historic Folsom presents the Gold Rush Invitational Golf Tournament and Fundraiser

When: June 11, 2010

Where: Empire Ranch Golf Course

Cost: $100 per player

Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente

And, here's the best part...it benefits Play for All. If you haven't heard of Play for All, it's a fundraising initiative by Style Media Group (us) and The Rotary Club of Historic Folsom to build a universally accessible playground in Folsom.

What's a universally accessible playground? Quite simply it's a playground where kids of all abilities (those with disabilities and those without) can all play together! And we're excited to announce the dedication of the first phase of the playground on Saturday, May 1st!

Find out more about Play for All at the Web site: folsomplayforall.com

So come on golfers...sign up for the golf tournament now! Visit GoldRushInvitational.com or call 916-799-9492 to reserve your foursome!

Sponsorship Opportunities are available!


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Style Writer LeeAnn Dickson on More.com



One of a writer's greatest thrills is to get a national byline...and one of our favorite writers, LeeAnn Dickson, has done just that!

An article of hers was recently published by More.com -- read her wonderful article called "The Friendly Skies" here!


Congrats LeeAnn!




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Monday, March 29, 2010

Ride, Ride, Ride to Your Heart's Content at the El Dorado County Fair!


Ok, being a former county fair queen (yes, truly!), I've always been a huge fan of county fairs. So when I got this press release this morning from the El Dorado County Fair folks, I was positively giddy and had to share the info!

"Thrill seekers are in for a treat this summer at the El Dorado County Fair in Placerville. If you love to spin, tilt, and twirlSyou can do so to your heart's content for just $25 and all day of the Fair¹s four day run June 17-20. This new pre-sale offer from the El Dorado County Fair means more ride time for carnival lovers and a $10 savings for Friday and Saturday visitors compared to last year.

'In previous years, the Fair's pre-sale wristbands were available for use Thursday and Sunday, noon to 6 p.m. only,' says Jody Gray, the fair's chief executive officer. 'But this year, in keeping with our goal to create the ultimate "faircation" at an affordable price, we've extended the offer to include all four days of the fair, from the time the carnival opens to the time it closes hours on Sunday. That means a speedy person (with a strong stomach) could probably get their cost per ride down to 50-cents or less!'

Entrance Fees & Parking
Entrance fees for the Fair, which have not increased since 2003, will remain the same again this year. Regular admission tickets for persons 13 years and older are $8, ages 7 to 12 years are $6, seniors 60 years and older are $6, children six and younger and military personnel in uniform are FREE every day. FREE parking and FREE shuttle service is available from the Library/Government Center, Missouri Flat Road Park & Ride, and the Walmart Park & Ride. On grounds parking is $5 per vehicle.

Pre-Sale Tickets and Packages
In addition to the $25 pre-sale carnival wristband, you can save $1 off admission by purchasing tickets in advance. A season pass purchased in advance will gain you entrance to the Fair each day, Thursday through Sunday for a cost of $18 regular admission or $15 for those 7 to 12 years and seniors ages 60 and older. Families and other groups may want to consider the Gold Discovery package. This $40 pre-sale package includes four one-day tickets (valid any day) and 20 coupons for carnival rides savings compared to the cost of purchasing ride coupons during the Fair!

How to Purchase
Pre-sale tickets, wristbands, and packages may be purchased in person at the Fair office, Monday through Friday, 9 am to 4 pm at 100 Placerville Drive in Placerville or online starting April 1, 2010 at www.eldoradocountyfair.org."

Mark your calendar for these Special Admission Days

Thursday, June 17
Kid's Day
12 and younger FREE until 6:30 p.m.

Senior Day
60 and older FREE until 4 p.m. + free carnival rides for seniors
Gates open Noon - 11 p.m.; Carnival open Noon - Midnight
Buildings and exhibits close at 10 p.m.

Friday, June 18
Teen Day

Ages 13-19 FREE until 4 p.m.
Gate Opens Noon - 11:00 pm; Carnival Opens Noon - Midnight
Buildings and exhibits close at 12 p.m.

Saturday, June 19
Gates Open 10:00 am - 11:00 pm; Carnival Open Noon - Midnight
Buildings and Exhibits close at 12 p.m.
Livestock Auction
Free to buyers (between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. ONLY)

Destruction Derby
$15 adults and $9 children (includes Fair admission)

Sunday, June 20
Gates open 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Carnival open Noon - 10 p.m.
Buildings and exhibits close at 10 p.m

Father's Day
$35 - two general admission tickets, one youth admission ticket, and one
unlimited ride wristband valid Noon-10 pm (pre-sale only, must be picked up
at fair office)

Blog post information and photo courtesy of The El Dorado County Fair.

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Sunday, March 28, 2010

A Very Special Event...to benefit Little Molly Easton







We recently got this press release about an upcoming Spaghetti Feed to benefit the Molly Easton Medical Fund this coming Saturday, April 3, 2010 at Firefighters' Memorial Hall...More information about the Spaghetti Feed is available by emailing: smorgan@diamondfire.org.

Here's the story about Molly Easton (the daughter of Diamond Springs/El Dorado Firefighter, Patrick and Kaiser RN, Shaunna) in her parent's words:

"For those of you who have never met Molly she is the sweetest, tiniest, full of life little girl. She is the apple of our eye and continuousl​y makes us smile and laugh. She is a great sister to her big brother Spencer and is loved by all who know her.

At Molly's 2 year well baby checkup the Dr. noticed that she had a "lazy eye", which we had also noticed. We were sent to a pediatric ophthalmolo​gist, which we were finally able to see yesterday(1​/28/10) and that's where our story begins. Molly sat on my lap as the Dr. looked into her eye for what seemed to me an eternity. I still remember the look on the Dr.'s face as she said to me "Molly's right eye is perfectly healthy but there is a mass, a tumor in the retina in her left eye." What? This can't be happening to me, this is all a dream, not my daughter. All those thoughts rushed through my head as I cried and cried and held onto my baby girl. My first words were "Is it cancerous?" The doctor just nodded her head. She said from the appearance of it, she has Retinoblast​oma in her left eye. Which is a malignant tumor that usually effects children under the age of 5. We are doing lots of research and are exploring all of our options. She will definitely need treatment but where or what is yet to be determined. We will try and keep this website up to date on all that is happening. It is a way to keep everyone up to date but also to just get my thoughts and feelings down, in essence a journal.***​Since I first wrote "my story" Molly has been diagnosed with bilateral retinoblast​oma and a brain tumor. We are at Children's Hospital in LA getting her the best care possible."

Donations can be made to the Molly Easton Medical Fund at El Dorado Savings Bank in Placerville or dropped off at the Diamond Springs/El Dorado Fire Station 49.

El Dorado Savings Bank
4040 El Dorado Road
Placerville

Diamond Springs/El Dorado Fire Station 49
501 Main Street
Diamond Springs

More information on Molly's story can be found at: http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/mollyeaston
Blog post information and photos courtesy of the Easton family.

Go Lady Trojans! Oak Ridge High School Team Wins State Title!

Did you hear the great news?!

Last night, the El Dorado Hills Oak Ridge High School Girls Basketball team scored a major win, beating defending champs (four-years-running) Long Beach Poly to win the Division I State Championship!

Ladies, you rock! Congrats on your win!

Read the full stories online:

SacBee

El Dorado Hills Telegraph
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