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Judge Suzanne Kingsbury retiring from the bench after 25 years - Vimarsana News

Judge Suzanne Kingsbury retiring from the bench after 25 years

EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. - After 25 years of serving El Dorado County as a Superior Court Judge, Suzanne Kingsbury will be setting down the gavel and retiring at the end of the year.

Judge Suzanne Kingsbury retiring from the bench after 25 years - Vimarsana News

Judge Suzanne Kingsbury retiring from the bench after 25 years

EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. - After 25 years of serving El Dorado County as a Superior Court Judge, Suzanne Kingsbury will be setting down the gavel and retiring at the end of the year.

Bronze sculptures donated to Ely - Vimarsana News

Bronze sculptures donated to Ely

ELY –New Ely Mayor Roger Skraba and city council members enthusiastically accepted a major donation on Tuesday of two bronze sculptures depicting this city’s reputation as the canoe …

Ely clarifies access for off-road vehicles - Vimarsana News

Ely clarifies access for off-road vehicles

ATV Trails Task Force recommends changes Posted Keith Vandervort ELY – Several recommendations from the new ATV Trails and Ordinance Task Force for the city of Ely were approved by the city council here Tuesday night, giving the off-road vehicles more access to city streets. The task force was formed last month to review and update city rules pertaining to off-road vehicle operation on city streets and to bring the city rules in compliance with county and state laws. With a new recreational trailhead in the works on the west end of town, the task force’s main goal is to ensure that Ely...

BID discusses future budgets, newsletters at meeting - Vimarsana News

BID discusses future budgets, newsletters at meeting

Support Local Journalism Although the board approved MainStreet to spend up to $750 on the project, Executive Director Shannon Mullen said only $250 had to be spent. With a quarterly newsletter only costing $1,000 annually, Coday said he believed more should be sent out prior to meeting with the city council in November. “Some of them could be an invitation to a public meeting, or we could tell them what we’re thinking and get some input,” he said. Although the newsletter contained information on the tax levy and valuations, Member Kevin Main said he would have liked to have se...