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Whether it’s the work perks, camaraderie with fellow co-workers, or a passion for the business’ product or service, there are many components that play into a company’s “cool” factor. Where we live, we’re lucky to have a ton of places that meet all the criteria above, plus more, which was the inspiration behind this month’s feature. Starting on page 39, you can read about 17 places headquartered here that anyone would be lucky to work at. Some have been around for over a century, others started small and are now internationally known, and a few have dog-friendly digs or do impressive amounts of community service. I’m pretty positive there’s a company, and office culture, that’ll strike a chord with you. And if you happen to be job hunting, word on the street is some are currently hiring! Wherever you’re at in your professional or personal journey, let this issue be a reminder that it’s never too late to flip the script and try something new. Cheers!
Whether it’s the work perks, camaraderie with fellow co-workers, or a passion for the business’ product or service, there are many components that play into a company’s “cool” factor. Where we live, we’re lucky to have a ton of places that meet all the criteria above, plus more, which was the inspiration behind this month’s feature. Starting on page 39, you can read about 17 places headquartered here that anyone would be lucky to work at. Some have been around for over a century, others started small and are now internationally known, and a few have dog-friendly digs or do impressive amounts of community service. I’m pretty positive there’s a company, and office culture, that’ll strike a chord with you. And if you happen to be job hunting, word on the street is some are currently hiring!
Wherever you’re at in your professional or personal journey, let this issue be a reminder that it’s never too late to flip the script and try something new. Cheers!
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What’s the coolest company you’ve<br />
ever worked for? For me, that<br />
question is impossible to answer,<br />
as each place has had its fair<br />
share of pros. From my first job as<br />
a “sandwich artist” at Auburn’s<br />
Maidu Market where I could walk<br />
to work, consume all the subs I craved, and was<br />
once given free tickets to Coldplay (courtesy<br />
of a loyal customer); to a summer bartending<br />
gig at The Westin San Diego where I posted up<br />
poolside and mixed mai tais for guests soaking<br />
up the sun, there have been many monumental<br />
memories. Even in my current role, I can’t<br />
complain. Product samples aplenty, a laid-back<br />
work environment, gratis granola bars and the<br />
ability to connect with our community while<br />
getting to be creative are all<br />
reasons why I’ve been here<br />
for over eight years now.<br />
Whether it’s the work<br />
perks, camaraderie with<br />
fellow co-workers, or a<br />
passion for the business’<br />
product or service, there are<br />
many components that play<br />
“Inner peace begins<br />
the moment you<br />
choose not to allow<br />
another person or<br />
event to control<br />
your emotions.”—<br />
Unknown<br />
into a company’s “cool” factor. Where we live,<br />
we’re lucky to have a ton of places that meet<br />
all the criteria above, plus more, which was<br />
the inspiration behind this month’s feature.<br />
Starting on page 39, you can read about 17<br />
places headquartered here that anyone would<br />
be lucky to work at. Some have been around<br />
for over a century, others started small and<br />
are now internationally known, and a few have<br />
dog-friendly digs or do impressive amounts<br />
of community service. I’m pretty positive<br />
there’s a company, and office culture, that’ll<br />
strike a chord with you. And if you happen to<br />
be job hunting, word on the street is some are<br />
currently hiring!<br />
In other news this month, <strong>September</strong> is<br />
National Yoga Month, which means it’s a prime<br />
time to put all your fears or assumptions about<br />
the practice aside (no, you don’t have to be<br />
female, flexible, or affluent) and give it a try.<br />
To help you get inspired, we have “10 Off-the-<br />
Beaten-Mat Yoga Classes” in Health & Wellness<br />
(page 22)—offerings that run the gamut from<br />
goat yoga (yes, it’s a thing and yes, it’s available<br />
locally) to a sculpt class that incorporates<br />
weights and cardio to really push you to your<br />
edge. There’s even a sidebar about a nonprofit<br />
(Sacramento Free Yoga) whose website lists<br />
complimentary classes around the region.<br />
Once you sign up, turn to Swag on page 36 for<br />
a roundup of omazing products that’ll help you<br />
start your asana in style. As someone dedicated<br />
to downward dogging, I can honestly say that<br />
yoga has made me a kinder, stronger, and more<br />
present person—not to mention saved me from<br />
having multiple meltdowns.<br />
Wherever you’re at in your professional or<br />
personal journey, let this issue be a reminder<br />
that it’s never too late to flip the script and try<br />
something new. Cheers!<br />
— Megan // megan@stylemg.com<br />
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“Born in October, I am a ‘fall baby’ and<br />
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The folks at Kia have joined the plug-in era,<br />
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what’s up<br />
Bloom photo by Hannah Montez.<br />
Bloom Coffee and Tea<br />
(1485 Eureka Road,<br />
Suite 100) in <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
recently underwent<br />
a remodel and now has a bigger<br />
espresso machine, a cold case<br />
offering kombucha and other<br />
“grab-and-go” items, renovated restrooms, improved aesthetics, and<br />
more...Get feedback from other seasoned and new writers at The<br />
Writers’ Critique Group every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in <strong>Roseville</strong>.<br />
For the weekly location, call 916-251-9301...The historic Fiddyment<br />
House, established by Walter Fiddyment and his wife in <strong>18</strong>79, will be<br />
receiving some much-needed improvements thanks to a $200,000<br />
grant from West <strong>Roseville</strong> park funds. The <strong>Roseville</strong> Historical Society<br />
plans to one day make the house into a living history museum...Sierra<br />
College is offering one year of free tuition to new college students.<br />
Those interested in First Year Free must be California residents, enroll<br />
as a full-time student, and complete the FAFSA form. For more info,<br />
visit sierracollege.edu/admissions/first-year-free.php...Congrats to the<br />
slew of Placer County breweries who were honored at the U.S. Open<br />
Beer Championship this July. Knee Deep Brewing Co. received silver<br />
medals for its imperial porter and triple IPA, Crooked Lane Brewing Co.<br />
received a gold medal for its Münchner Dunkel, Moonraker Brewing<br />
Co. won a silver medal for its American pale ale and bronze for both its<br />
coconut beer and cream stout, and Out of Bounds Brewing Co. won a<br />
silver medal for its wood/barrel-aged quad...Blue Line Arts is looking<br />
for artists to create 30 pieces of art no larger than 6” x 6” to hang in<br />
the Westpark Gallery. Hurry, the deadline is October 4! For more info,<br />
visit bluelinearts.org/call-to-artists...In addition to winning two gold<br />
medals for his homemade lager at Homebrew Con 20<strong>18</strong>, local <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
resident Greg Young also received the highest honor: the Samuel<br />
Adams Ninkasi Award, given to the brewer with the most wins in<br />
the competition. Young beat out 8,400 entries (from <strong>18</strong> countries)<br />
to win this top award. Congrats!...Sutter <strong>Roseville</strong> Medical Center<br />
has named Brian Alexander as its new CEO. Alexander has worked<br />
at Sutter <strong>Roseville</strong> in other capacities for seven years...Congrats to<br />
Dominick Casey, <strong>Roseville</strong>’s new city manager. Casey has worked in<br />
civil management positions for over 15 years and was formerly the<br />
director of <strong>Roseville</strong>’s parks, recreation, and libraries...Gold Country<br />
Writers is a nonprofit focused on offering local authors and aspiring<br />
writers education, support, resources, promotion, and networking<br />
opportunities to empower them to succeed in reaching their writing<br />
and publishing goals. Meetings are held every Wednesday and open to<br />
the public; for the location and time, visit goldtest.goldcountrywriters.<br />
com...Steve Wallen Swim School is officially open for registration.<br />
The 7,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art indoor facility is sited at<br />
10608 Industrial Avenue, Suite 150, in <strong>Roseville</strong> and offers year-round<br />
swimming lessons to infants, kids, and adults of all skill levels. For<br />
more info, visit wallenswim.com...The Sierra College Theatre Arts<br />
Department is holding auditions for The Laramie Project—a production<br />
about the reaction to the 1998 murder of gay University of Wyoming<br />
student Matthew Shepard—on <strong>September</strong> 4-5 at their <strong>Rocklin</strong> Campus<br />
(5100 Sierra College Boulevard). Auditions are on a first-come, firstserved<br />
basis and will begin at 3:30 p.m. both days. For more details,<br />
email sadams14@sierracollege.edu...That’s all for now, but check<br />
back next month for <strong>Style</strong>’s annual Readers’ Choice Awards feature.<br />
—Alyssa Mielke<br />
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get to know<br />
Q &A<br />
WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE<br />
TO YOUR YOUNGER SELF?<br />
Keep learning.<br />
WHAT COMES TO YOU NATURALLY?<br />
Helping others and honoring any<br />
commitment I have made.<br />
Margo<br />
Ezell<br />
WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST PET PEEVE?<br />
Demanding, rude customers;<br />
people protesting without<br />
knowing the facts.<br />
BIGGEST LIFE INSPIRATIONS?<br />
My Catholic school upbringing.<br />
WHAT ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF?<br />
Completing college and getting<br />
married in the Catholic Church.<br />
FAVORITE HUMANITARIAN CAUSE?<br />
Helping youngsters grow up and<br />
become responsible.<br />
Margo Ezell has lived in<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong> for over four<br />
decades and is beloved<br />
in the community for her<br />
tireless volunteer efforts.<br />
After retiring at 60 from Pacific Bell (now AT&T),<br />
Ezell knew she wanted to make a difference.<br />
Her younger days of being adrift—at <strong>18</strong>, shortly<br />
after her father’s death, she bought a Greyhound<br />
ticket for as far away as her limited funds would<br />
take her and wound up in Sacramento, surviving<br />
on odd jobs until eventually finding steady<br />
work—would later help Ezell empathize deeply<br />
in her efforts to help the homeless.<br />
Over the past 20 years, she’s volunteered with<br />
and sits on the board of directors of What Would<br />
Jesus Do?, providing meals and transportation<br />
services for those in dire need, and liaised with<br />
countless other area nonprofits, lending a hand<br />
wherever she can. These days, you might find her<br />
passing out meals at St. Vincent de Paul’s food bank<br />
or driving someone less fortunate to a medical,<br />
DMV, or court appointment. Her passion project<br />
is making sure those with SSI (Supplemental<br />
Security Income) are able to take advantage of<br />
their benefits and find the resources they need to<br />
get back on their feet. For all her efforts, Ezell was<br />
honored with the 2017 Sylvia Besana Community<br />
Volunteer Award. “It’s rewarding to see someone<br />
get off the street and progress in their lives,” she<br />
shares. “It enriches own my life in return.”<br />
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<strong>Roseville</strong> Parks and Recreation<br />
Budget Woes by PAM ALLEN<br />
The fall lineup of programs and events has hit mailboxes in the newest recreation<br />
guide. You may notice some of your favorites are missing, however. Unfortunately,<br />
budget challenges have impacted the city’s ability to host<br />
events.<br />
Through extensive community outreach, residents were asked<br />
SEASON’S EATINGS: PlacerGROWN by CAROL ARNOLD<br />
APPLES<br />
DID YOU KNOW? // There are over 7,000 varieties of apples<br />
and they’ve been grown for thousands of years in Asia and<br />
Europe. Our cooler Sierra foothill nights create the best possible growing environment for<br />
a wide variety of them, including Gravenstein, Gala, Jonathan, and Golden Delicious. The<br />
aforementioned types tend to be the early harvest, followed by Red<br />
Delicious, Granny Smith, Fuji, and Rome. As one of the most cultivated<br />
and consumed fruits in the world, they’re continuously touted as being<br />
a “miracle food.”<br />
to prioritize city services. Incorporating that<br />
input, difficult cuts were made, such as the<br />
Fourth of July fireworks, Holiday Craft Fair,<br />
campfires at Maidu Museum, Wednesdays<br />
on Tap, and the Oktoberfest hosted by the<br />
City of <strong>Roseville</strong>; event series such as the<br />
Downtown Holiday Celebration, Friday Flicks,<br />
Boot Camp, and Concerts on the Square have also been scaled back.<br />
Though expenses have been reduced the past 10 years, cuts will be increasingly<br />
noticeable to the public, including continued Friday closures for all libraries; reduced<br />
public hours on Saturdays at the Maidu Museum and Historic Site; decreased playground<br />
maintenance; removal of portable restrooms in parks; and less frequent mowing, custodial<br />
services, pruning, and fertilizing in parks.<br />
Citywide cuts include police, fire, and roadways, and a variety of other services. Community<br />
outreach showed a preference to increase revenue over cutting services, so residents will have<br />
the opportunity to vote in November on a half-cent sales tax increase to preserve city services.<br />
NUTRITION // Apples are a low-calorie snack and a good source of<br />
vitamin C, fiber, flavonoids, and important antioxidants. What’s<br />
more, they’re energy-dense and water-rich, making you feel full, and free of fat, sodium, and<br />
Rustic Apple<br />
Tart with<br />
Rosemary and<br />
Crème Fraîche<br />
cholesterol. Chewing an apple helps clean<br />
your teeth and stimulates your gums (one<br />
of the many great reasons to pack them in a<br />
lunch). Try to avoid peeling them, as many<br />
of the beneficial nutrients are contained in<br />
the skin.<br />
SELECTION AND STORAGE // Apples store<br />
best in a cool environment, like a crisper<br />
drawer. Discard ones that are decaying, as the<br />
gas they produce will turn any surrounding<br />
fruit bad as well. To prevent browning of pre-sliced apples for packed lunches,<br />
simply dip apple slices in lemon juice. For extended storage, space slices on a<br />
cookie sheet, freeze, and then transfer to bags.<br />
For more<br />
information, visit<br />
roseville.ca.us/<br />
measureb or attend<br />
the City Council<br />
Goals Workshop<br />
at 6:30 p.m. on<br />
<strong>September</strong> 4 at the<br />
Maidu Community<br />
Center.<br />
For details on where<br />
to buy Placer County<br />
farm-fresh produce,<br />
wine, meat, and<br />
local products, visit<br />
placergrown.org.<br />
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CATCH ALL<br />
Passport<br />
to Student<br />
Wellness<br />
School faculty members know that academic<br />
success relies on students' overall wellness,<br />
and with kids spending much of their time<br />
at school, it's important for educators,<br />
administrators, and counselors to be in tune<br />
with programs dedicated to improving the<br />
prosperity of students and their families.<br />
Understanding the importance of this,<br />
Placer County Office of Education (PCOE) is<br />
holding their annual Passport to Student<br />
Wellness on <strong>September</strong> 13 from 8:30 a.m.<br />
to noon at @the Grounds in <strong>Roseville</strong> where<br />
attendees are given a passport that is to be<br />
stamped at each table and then entered<br />
into a raffle. This free event is open to local<br />
school staff members (K-12 educators,<br />
school counselors, and administrators) and<br />
will feature over 40 local public service<br />
organizations displaying their services and<br />
resources. "Many students and families are<br />
unaware of the resources that are available<br />
in our community. Our vision is to connect<br />
school staff to community resources so they<br />
know where to point their students and<br />
families for support—whether they need<br />
food, housing, counseling, or substance abuse<br />
recovery," explains PCOE Community Affairs<br />
Director Kindra Britt. Guest speaker Alicia<br />
Rozum, MSW, PPSC, will speak at 9 a.m. about<br />
her experiences in education and how local<br />
resources have helped the youth she’s worked<br />
with. Student wellness is vital and with support<br />
from educators and local resources, students<br />
and their families can flourish.. —Emily Peter<br />
For more information, email rbracken@<br />
placercoe.k12.ca.us or call 530-745-1467.<br />
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Local Authors<br />
For the 10th year, <strong>Style</strong> brings you the latest stack of accomplished area authors and their published works. In<br />
no particular order…<br />
The 10 Spot by TARA MENDANHA<br />
RISE to Success:<br />
Retrain Your Brain<br />
& Recharge Your<br />
Life—Results in 15<br />
Minutes by<br />
Patrice Lynn,<br />
Orangevale<br />
This revolutionary<br />
four-step system<br />
unleashes your core power through<br />
cutting-edge techniques in the field<br />
of neuroscience and quantum physics.<br />
It takes just 15 minutes a day to raise<br />
your energy level and self-confidence,<br />
overcome fear and anxiety, change your<br />
beliefs from lack to prosperity, and<br />
envision a positive future—enabling you<br />
to live the life you choose. Available at<br />
amazon.com<br />
The Sinking of the<br />
Angie Piper by<br />
Chris Riley,<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong><br />
Edward gets<br />
Danny, his lifelong<br />
friend with Down<br />
syndrome, a job on<br />
an Alaskan fishing<br />
vessel: the Angie Piper. The captain<br />
and most of the crew find Danny a<br />
worthwhile addition, but others don’t<br />
and tensions quickly rise. In addition<br />
to Edward’s personal history, tragedy<br />
strikes amid vicious storms and a battle<br />
for survival ensues. Available at Barnes &<br />
Noble, Target, iTunes, and amazon.com<br />
Retail Reality:<br />
Adventures of a<br />
Clothing Stylist<br />
by Pat Dodge,<br />
<strong>Rocklin</strong><br />
In this collection of<br />
37 real-life short<br />
stories, clothing<br />
stylist Pat Dodge invites you to be<br />
an invisible bystander as she assists<br />
customers at a major department store.<br />
Be prepared to laugh, cry, get annoyed,<br />
and shake your head in wonderment as<br />
you experience retail in a way you never<br />
thought possible. Available at Barnes &<br />
Noble and amazon.com<br />
Janabai<br />
Shepherd:<br />
Daughters of<br />
the Kali Yuga,<br />
Book Two by<br />
Bob Jenkins,<br />
Auburn<br />
After a<br />
mysterious<br />
cataclysm wipes<br />
out civilization,<br />
Janabai Shepherd grows up as a postapocalyptic<br />
farm girl, playing with her<br />
friends, going to school, working in<br />
the fields, chasing a boy, and guarding<br />
Shiva Puri village against Kali, the<br />
yellow-eyed demon who wants to eat<br />
people and has his heart set on Janabai<br />
Shepherd: his bride-to-be. Available at<br />
Barnes & Noble and amazon.com<br />
Woman Song:<br />
For Better<br />
and For Worse<br />
by June<br />
Comarsh<br />
Gillam,<br />
Auburn<br />
Women<br />
and men in<br />
relationships<br />
form the<br />
theme for<br />
this chapbook of 30 poems by awardwinning<br />
author June Comarsh Gillam,<br />
featuring “Shameless Hussy Looks<br />
Back,” which was included by Amherst<br />
Writers & Artists’ founder, Pat Schneider<br />
in her public readings. Available at Barnes<br />
& Noble and amazon.com<br />
Meditating<br />
Murder by Ann<br />
Saxton Reh,<br />
Auburn<br />
When a<br />
collector of rare<br />
antiquities—and<br />
other people's<br />
secrets—decides<br />
to reveal her<br />
collection, she invites a particular group<br />
of guests to her isolated mansion on the<br />
Mendocino coast. It’s up to diplomat<br />
David Markam to find out which of them<br />
might be a murderer. Available at amazon.<br />
com<br />
Dear Friend:<br />
Letters of<br />
Encouragement,<br />
Humor, and Love<br />
for Women with<br />
Breast Cancer by<br />
Gina L. Mulligan,<br />
Folsom<br />
This beautiful<br />
collection of handwritten letters offers<br />
encouragement to women living with<br />
breast cancer. Written by compassionate<br />
strangers, these heartfelt letters were<br />
gathered by Girls Love Mail, a Folsombased<br />
organization that provides<br />
support to people diagnosed with breast<br />
cancer. Available at Face in a Book, Barnes &<br />
Noble, and amazon.com<br />
Bury The Past by<br />
James L’Etoile,<br />
Cameron Park<br />
Sacramento Police<br />
Department<br />
detectives John<br />
Penley and Paula<br />
Newberry follow<br />
the trail on a new murder where the<br />
DNA evidence identifies a man with the<br />
ultimate alibi—he’s already in prison.<br />
Then, the investigation begins to<br />
uncover a case from Paula’s past—one<br />
she thought was behind her. Available at<br />
Face in a Book, Barnes & Noble, and amazon.<br />
com<br />
Daisy and the<br />
Dirty Dozen by<br />
Brian Wallace,<br />
Folsom<br />
When a family<br />
of mallard<br />
ducks took over<br />
his backyard<br />
swimming pool<br />
one spring, Wallace set out to tell the<br />
endearing story of a mother’s care for<br />
her 12 offspring and the adventures that<br />
took place during their two-week stay<br />
by the pool. Available at Barnes & Noble and<br />
amazon.com<br />
Super Sushi<br />
Adventures:<br />
The Fun Begins<br />
by Krithi<br />
Munagala, El<br />
Dorado Hills<br />
Nine-yearold<br />
Krithi,<br />
her pet dog<br />
Sushi, and their<br />
neighbor’s dog<br />
Trixie get pulled into a surreal world of<br />
superheroes and adventure. The story<br />
of how they adjust to this new world and<br />
help create superhero teams around the<br />
world makes for an enjoyable read with<br />
a message of unity. Available at Barnes &<br />
Noble and amazon.com<br />
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ASK THE Expert<br />
I RECENTLY CHANGED MY DIET AND HAVE STARTED EXPERIENCING BREAKOUTS. COULD WHAT I EAT BE THE CULPRIT?<br />
Maybe. The relationship between diet and acne<br />
is a popular area of research today, and we still<br />
don’t have all the pieces to the puzzle. While diet<br />
choices will not treat acne, they can influence<br />
it. Our typical American diet tends to have more<br />
refined carbohydrates and high-glycemic index<br />
foods. For some people with acne, these food choices<br />
can make their breakouts worse or last longer. I suggest sticking<br />
to a low-glycemic index diet that includes a variety of fruits and<br />
vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats. If your breakouts<br />
continue to flare with these diet changes, it’s time to consider<br />
additional therapies.<br />
Kate Gant, MD // West Oak Dermatology // 258 Gibson Drive,<br />
Suite 140, <strong>Roseville</strong> // 916-755-0077, westoakdermatology.com<br />
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<strong>Rocklin</strong> Parks<br />
and Recreation<br />
<strong>September</strong> Sizzles<br />
by ONELLY OLIVAS-PEREZ<br />
Summer may be winding down, but don’t worry: <strong>September</strong> is<br />
packed with events and activities to help you and the family<br />
squeeze the most out of the remaining warm weather.<br />
SEPTEMBER 8 >> FRANKIE AVALON<br />
Your favorite American Bandstand<br />
artist, Frankie Avalon, is coming to<br />
Quarry Park to perform favorites<br />
like “Venus” and “Beauty School<br />
Dropout.” Dust off your poodle skirt<br />
and grab your friends for this closing<br />
season concert. Gates open at 6 p.m.<br />
frankieavalon.eventbrite.com<br />
SEPTEMBER 9 >> PATRIOT DAY<br />
Every day, men and women of public safety and the military act as<br />
selfless protectors of society who endure many heroic events. Head<br />
to Quarry Park from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and honor those who serve our<br />
community and country at this annual event. rocklinpatriotday.com<br />
SEPTEMBER 21 >> GATHER: MOVIES IN THE PARK<br />
Gather with family and friends at Quarry Park for great food, artisan<br />
vendors, kids’ crafts, and more. Beginning at 8:30 p.m. (gates open at 5<br />
p.m.), A Wrinkle in Time will play on the big screen. Special this month is<br />
the unveiling of <strong>Rocklin</strong>’s first public art project, Off the Rail, where all<br />
five mining carts will be revealed. rocklin.ca.us/gather<br />
SEPTEMBER 15 >> HOT CHILI AND COOL CARS<br />
This <strong>Rocklin</strong> Area Chamber of Commerce event includes recognition of<br />
the city’s 125th anniversary, in addition to its annual chili cook-off and<br />
car show that have become part of <strong>Rocklin</strong>’s fabric. Moving to a new<br />
location, Quarry Park, this annual celebration is sure to please foodies<br />
and car connoisseurs alike. rocklinchamber.com/hotchilicoolcars<br />
ONGOING >> SPORTS PROGRAMS<br />
The City of <strong>Rocklin</strong> has partnered with Skyhawks Sports Academy and<br />
the National Academy of Athletes to offer fall programs for youngsters,<br />
including soccer, volleyball, flag football, and tennis. teamsideline.<br />
com/rocklinrecsports<br />
The <strong>Roseville</strong> Historical Society &<br />
Blacktop Comedy<br />
presents<br />
Tragedy On The Transcontinental<br />
Photos courtesy of <strong>Rocklin</strong> Parks and Recreation.<br />
SAVE THE DATE!<br />
OCTOBER 6 >> ROCKLIN MINI MAKER FAIRE<br />
Head to Sierra College for the “greatest show (and tell)<br />
on Earth”—a gathering of fascinating, curious people<br />
who enjoy learning and who love sharing what they<br />
can do. From engineers and artists to scientists and<br />
crafters, it’s a place for "makers" of all ages and abilities<br />
to showcase their hobbies, experiments, and projects.<br />
Apply today to showcase your work. rocklin.makerfaire.com<br />
ONGOING >> BECOME A VOLUNTEER<br />
Sign up to be a part of <strong>Rocklin</strong>’s events, concerts, parks, and more.<br />
Volunteers are needed on an ongoing basis. rocklin.ca.us/volunteer<br />
Stay up to date on these activities and others by following the City of <strong>Rocklin</strong><br />
on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @rocklinparksrec. For more information,<br />
visit rocklin.ca.us/events.<br />
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Saturday, October 13, 6-10pm<br />
A Wild Wild West Murder Mystery Event!<br />
<strong>18</strong>69 ROSEVILLE, THE TRAIN IS COMING TO TOWN!<br />
Join us at the Sierra View Country Club for a<br />
great bbq-style dinner, and an evening of fun, old<br />
west fashion, frivolity and friends!<br />
ticket<br />
info:<br />
-Costumes Strongly Encouraged!<br />
Sponsorship: $1000<br />
Individual: $75<br />
Call the <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
Historical Society at<br />
916-773-3003<br />
Visit rosevillehistorical.org for more info<br />
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Happenings<br />
<strong>September</strong> is National Month<br />
22 AUTUMNAL EQUINOX<br />
by ALYSSA MIELKE<br />
3 LABOR DAY<br />
6<br />
GOLD COUNTRY FAIR. Families<br />
are sure to have fun at the Gold<br />
Country Fairgrounds in Auburn where<br />
there will be a carnival, food vendors,<br />
concerts, agricultural exhibits, a<br />
junior livestock auction, demolition<br />
derby, kids’ world, and more. This<br />
year’s theme is “California nights<br />
and carnival lights.” goldcountryfair.<br />
com/fair<br />
(THROUGH 9)<br />
7 WELLNESS<br />
WITHIN<br />
GALA. Join<br />
Wellness<br />
Within from<br />
6-10 p.m.<br />
at The Falls<br />
Event Center<br />
for their eighth<br />
annual, Old<br />
Hollywood-themed<br />
gala. The elegant affair<br />
includes dancing, live music by<br />
Analog Jazz, Master of Ceremonies<br />
Malcolm Staines, dinner courtesy<br />
of local restaurants, live and silent<br />
auctions, and wine and beer. Must<br />
be 21 and older; cocktail attire<br />
recommended. wellnesswithin.org/<br />
programcalendar/8th-annual-gala<br />
8<br />
SPLASH. Local restaurants, wineries, breweries, and bands get the<br />
party going at the beautiful <strong>Roseville</strong> Aquatics Complex from 6:30-10<br />
p.m. The annual SPLASH Choice Awards will also be given out for “Best<br />
Food,” “Best Beverage,” “Best Dessert,” and “Best Booth Décor.” Must be 21<br />
and older. rosevillechamber.com/events/annual/splash<br />
9<br />
FLOWER FARM FALL FESTIVAL.<br />
Celebrate the coming of autumn<br />
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with delicious<br />
farm-fresh fare from the Flower Farm<br />
Café; samples of locally produced<br />
jams, sauces, and honey at the<br />
nursery; and live music by Nick Righos<br />
from 1-4 p.m. flowerfarminn.com<br />
9<br />
ROCKLIN PATRIOT DAY.<br />
Show a token of gratitude for<br />
men and women of public safety<br />
and the military by supporting this<br />
meaningful event with members<br />
of the community. The schedule<br />
includes local high school bands,<br />
K-9 and <strong>Rocklin</strong> Fire Department<br />
demonstrations, a raffle, and more.<br />
rocklinpatriotday.com<br />
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A FUNNY THING<br />
HAPPENED ON THE WAY<br />
TO THE FORUM. This fast-paced<br />
farce—which combines elements<br />
of commedia dell’arte, vaudeville,<br />
and musical comedy—is guaranteed<br />
to have audiences rolling in the<br />
28<br />
BILL SANTUCCI MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT.<br />
Registration for this tournament at Sierra View Country Club—held<br />
in honor of dedicated community member, Bill Santucci—begins at 10<br />
a.m., followed by a BBQ lunch at 11 a.m., shotgun start at 12:30 p.m., and a<br />
reception at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds benefit senior scholarships at <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
Joint Union High School District. 916-787-8954<br />
aisles. Presented by the <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
Theatre Arts Academy, Friday and<br />
Saturday shows are at 7:30 p.m.,<br />
with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.<br />
rosevilletheatreartsacademy.com/<br />
see-a-show<br />
(ALSO 15-16, 21-23, & 28-29)<br />
15<br />
HOT CHILI AND COOL<br />
CARS. <strong>Rocklin</strong>’s beloved<br />
annual event is back for its 25th<br />
anniversary celebration in Downtown<br />
<strong>Rocklin</strong>’s Quarry District. From 10<br />
a.m. to 3 p.m., peruse a variety of<br />
classic cars, take part in a chili cookoff,<br />
a free concert, and much more.<br />
rocklinchamber.com/hotchilicoolcars<br />
23<br />
THE 20<strong>18</strong> GREAT AUBURN<br />
OBSTACLE RACE. This<br />
5K fun run features a myriad of<br />
obstacles, including a maze, tire run,<br />
pond crossing in a raft, wall climb,<br />
weighted sled pull, creek crossing,<br />
over and under, and a mud pit. The<br />
race starts at 9 a.m. and is open to<br />
ages eight and over. auburnrec.com/<br />
events_obstacle-race.php<br />
29<br />
ALL IN FOR THE ARTS.<br />
Bring your poker face to Blue<br />
Line Arts at 4 p.m. for a Texas Hold’em<br />
Tournament, plus appetizers, pizza,<br />
and live music. Prizes will be given<br />
out to the winners and lucky guests.<br />
Proceeds benefit Blue Line's art<br />
education programs and gallery.<br />
bluelinearts.org/allin20<strong>18</strong><br />
29<br />
ALL AMERICAN RIB<br />
AND CHILI COOK-OFF.<br />
Grab your friends and family and<br />
head to Auburn’s Recreation Park<br />
for this annual cook-off where 20<br />
competition teams are vying for<br />
the champion title. Attendees can<br />
enjoy multiple vendors, delicious<br />
food, drinks, a kids’ area, and a<br />
high-energy concert. Tickets and<br />
parking are free, but $20 tasting<br />
tickets are limited. A portion of<br />
proceeds the Auburn Recreation<br />
Department, Crime Victims<br />
United, and Placer High School.<br />
allamericanribsandchilicookoff.com<br />
30<br />
HOT PINK FUN RUN.<br />
Participate in a one-mile, 5K,<br />
or 10K race in support of the Placer<br />
Breast Cancer Foundation. Races start<br />
at Vernon Street Town Square with<br />
a Survivor Celebration beginning at<br />
8:30 a.m., followed by the 10K at 8:45<br />
a.m., the 5K at 9 a.m., and the onemile<br />
walk/run at 9:05 a.m. with an<br />
awards ceremony following at 10 a.m.<br />
hotpinkfunrun.org<br />
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KNCH LAW CHARITY<br />
GOLF CLASSIC. This 10th<br />
annual golf classic—sponsored by<br />
law firm Koeller, Nebeker, Carlson,<br />
& Haluck, LLP—boasts a full round<br />
of golf followed by a buffet dinner,<br />
raffles, and prize announcements.<br />
All proceeds benefit the Children’s<br />
Center for Hearing and Talking. Meet<br />
at Whitney Oaks Golf Club by 11<br />
a.m. eventbrite.com/e/10th-annualmore<br />
events<br />
8<br />
FRANKIE AVALON. Dust off<br />
your poodle skirts and grab<br />
your friends for this classic rock and<br />
roll concert at the Platinum Living<br />
Amphitheater in Quarry Park from<br />
6-9 p.m. rocklin.ca.us/frankieavalon<br />
9<br />
GRANDPARENTS WEEK.<br />
From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., bring<br />
Grandma and Grandpa to a day of<br />
fun in the sun at Fairytale Town.<br />
Grandparents receive free admission<br />
(when accompanied by a child ages<br />
0-12). fairytaletown.org/calendar/<br />
grandparents-week<br />
(THROUGH 15)<br />
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PASSPORT TO STUDENT<br />
SUCCESS. This free<br />
seminar from 8:30 a.m. to noon<br />
@the Grounds connects school<br />
faculty and educators with local<br />
service providers to help students<br />
achieve wellness and acquire the<br />
ability to overcome challenges<br />
of all kinds. eventbrite.com/e/<br />
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PSAL GOLF TOURNAMENT.<br />
Support the Placer Sheriff’s<br />
Activity League (PSAL)—a nonprofit<br />
engaged in activities and events<br />
with local and at-risk youth—<br />
through this golf tournament<br />
beginning at 7:45 a.m. at The Ridge<br />
in Auburn. eventbrite.com/e/<br />
psal-5th-annual-golf-tournamenttickets-45357894684<br />
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CONCERTS ON THE<br />
SQUARE. Enjoy upbeat<br />
tunes from Foreigner Unauthorized<br />
beginning at 7:30 p.m. at Vernon<br />
Street Town Square. Grab a spot<br />
beginning at 6:30 p.m. to enjoy food<br />
truck fare and the beer garden.<br />
roseville.ca.us/residents/city_<br />
events/concerts_on_the_square<br />
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FOLSOM LAKE ULTRA<br />
TRAIL 110K. Put on your<br />
running shoes and head to Beals<br />
Point in <strong>Granite</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> for this 110K<br />
race around Folsom Lake; solos<br />
and three-person relays are<br />
allowed. singletrackrunning.com/<br />
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ROMANIAN FESTIVAL.<br />
Join the biggest Romanian<br />
festival on the West Coast at<br />
Royer Park from noon to 7 p.m.<br />
to celebrate 100 years from the<br />
unification of Transylvania,<br />
Bessarabia, and Bukovina with the<br />
Romanian Kingdom in 19<strong>18</strong>. Enjoy<br />
authentic homemade Romanian<br />
food, folk dancing, live music,<br />
various art displays, vendors,<br />
and more. Admission is free.<br />
romaniancentersacramento.org<br />
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CHILDREN’S BOOK<br />
FESTIVAL. Fairytale Town is hosting<br />
its annual book festival—the largest<br />
early childhood literacy event in the<br />
Sacramento region—from 10 a.m. to<br />
4 p.m. both days. Families can enjoy<br />
readings and presentations from<br />
authors and illustrators, including<br />
Steve Antony of the beloved Mr. Panda<br />
series, and shop at a Time Tested<br />
Books booth; signings are available<br />
after presentations. fairytaletown.<br />
org/calendar/childrens-book-festival<br />
(ALSO 30)<br />
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FAMILY FEST. Family fun<br />
awaits at Vernon Street<br />
Town Square from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.<br />
Savor food truck fare and visit the<br />
kids’ zone, over 50 vendors, and a<br />
truck exploration zone at this free<br />
event. roseville.ca.us/residents/<br />
city_events/family_fest<br />
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SAVE THE DATE!<br />
OCTOBER<br />
ROSEVILLE BIKEFEST. Cycle<br />
to Mahany Park for this 24th<br />
annual, free, family-friendly event<br />
from 9 a.m. till noon, and take<br />
part in fun obstacle courses, riding<br />
demos, bicycle safety inspections,<br />
helmet fittings, and bike-related<br />
giveaways—including the chance to<br />
win a bicycle. roseville.ca.us/cms/<br />
one.aspx?pageId=8967365<br />
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SULLIVAN CHARITY GOLF<br />
TOURNAMENT. Play a round<br />
of golf and enjoy some great food at<br />
Whitney Oak Golf Club. The shotgun<br />
start is at 8:30 a.m. and the day ends<br />
at 5 p.m. All proceeds benefit the<br />
American Cancer Society’s “Real Men<br />
Wear Pink” campaign, <strong>Roseville</strong>’s St.<br />
Vincent de Paul Society, and the John L.<br />
Sullivan Foundation. birdeasepro.com/<br />
sullivancharitygolftournament<br />
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outtakes<br />
BLOOM COFFEE AND TEA GRAND REOPENING<br />
July 28 // 1485 Eureka Road, Suite 100, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
Bloom celebrated their recent remodel with a grand reopening that featured food, drinks, and live music. The revamp includes a bigger espresso machine; new<br />
paint, lighting fixtures, tables, chairs, and countertops; and an updated menu featuring kombucha, cold-pressed juices, grab-and-go parfaits, and salads, plus the<br />
return of their beloved breakfast burritos.<br />
1 Hunter Phillips, Cory McNulty, Tori Azarcon, Stephanie Paz, Caleb Settlage, and Noah Dolce 2 The Scott family: Chloe, David, Sophia, Beckie, and Sarah<br />
3 Tori Azarcon 4 Marissa Cho, Jessica Shaw, and Addie McLain 5 Taylor Phillips<br />
Photos by HANNAH MONTEZ<br />
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BEERS & CHEERS TO 60 YEARS<br />
July 13 // The Monk’s Cellar, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
This birthday party—hosted by Christina<br />
Richter, president of the <strong>Roseville</strong> Historical<br />
Society—raised funds for the Historic<br />
Fiddyment Ranch Project, which will help to<br />
restore and preserve the mid-19th century<br />
house and brick outbuildings.<br />
1 Chrysta Nunes, Joey Nizuk, Ryan Haney, Kevin<br />
Kiley, and Bill Halldin 2 Roger and Debra Linn 3 Jan<br />
Stearns and Pauline Roccucci 4 Katy Schardt, Jami<br />
Areia, Christina Richter, and Lori Hurst-Richardson<br />
Photos by BRIANNA AREIA<br />
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WEST PARK HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY<br />
May 30 // Hayden Parkway and Bob Doyle Drive, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
<strong>Roseville</strong> Joint Union High School District and Turner Construction celebrated the groundbreaking for<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>’s new West Park High School, which will educate around 2,400 students and is scheduled to open in<br />
August of 2020 near Fiddyment Farm.<br />
1 Steve Williams, Brad Bashom, and Jess Borjon 2 <strong>Roseville</strong> Joint Unified School District staff 3 Jon Anderson, Scott Davis, Chris<br />
Brown, Joe Landon, and Virginia Marquardt 4 Chilton Middle School Band 5 Ron Severson, Joe Landon, Shannon Blockton, and<br />
Steve Williams<br />
Photos by ALLENE SALERNO OF LENIE’S PICTURES<br />
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HONOR RIDE<br />
April 28 // Placer County<br />
Association of Realtors, <strong>Rocklin</strong><br />
Beginning and ending in<br />
<strong>Rocklin</strong>, over 250 cyclists<br />
of all levels journeyed on a<br />
non-competitive 15-, 47-, or<br />
66-mile bike ride through<br />
the Sacramento region at<br />
this annual event. Proceeds<br />
exceeded $65,000 and benefited<br />
Project Hero, a national<br />
organization dedicated to<br />
supporting community-based<br />
rehabilitation and recovery<br />
programs for veterans and first<br />
responders.<br />
Photos courtesy of PCAR<br />
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CLASSICS, CATS, AND<br />
CABERNET<br />
June 9 // FieldHaven Feline<br />
Center, Lincoln<br />
Over 500 guests celebrated<br />
local nonprofit FieldHaven with<br />
catered food and drinks, silent<br />
and live auctions, and music.<br />
The evening raised over $148,500,<br />
which will support efforts to bring<br />
FieldHaven’s proven programs<br />
for saving feline lives to Yuba<br />
County, an area with a huge lack of<br />
resources for homeless animals.<br />
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1 Nick and Harry Elliott 2 Valerie Howell<br />
and Becky Nelson 3 Mike and Chris<br />
Ostrow 4 Connie Wahlin with Champy<br />
the cat 5 Denae Wagner, Kate Hurley,<br />
and Preston Smith 6 Heather Kennedy<br />
and Krissy Wood 7 Joy Smith with Logan<br />
the horse 8 Mike and Shawn Kilby<br />
9 Kim Weir and Jan Betts<br />
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ROCKLIN 125TH ANNIVERSARY<br />
CELEBRATION PARADE<br />
May 12 // Front Street, <strong>Rocklin</strong><br />
The City of <strong>Rocklin</strong> celebrated 125 years with<br />
live music, historic displays, community<br />
performances, and a parade throughout the<br />
historic Front Street area. Proceeds supported<br />
Kiwanis and their mission to serve local<br />
children.<br />
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1 U.S. Naval Seal Cadets 2 <strong>Rocklin</strong> Lions Club 3 Jill<br />
Gayaldo and Kevin Kiley<br />
4 <strong>Rocklin</strong> Police Department 5 Whitney High School<br />
Cheer Squad 6 <strong>Rocklin</strong> Historical Society<br />
Photos by ALLENE SALERNO OF LENIE’S PICTURES<br />
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the arts<br />
Northern California<br />
Children’s Chorus<br />
All the Right Notes by HEATHER L. BECKER<br />
Serving Placer, Sacramento, and El Dorado Counties,<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>-based Northern California Children’s<br />
Chorus (NCCC) has thrived under Artistic Director<br />
Judy Britts for 10 years now. “We started when<br />
a few parents asked if it was possible to have<br />
a choir in the [area], instead of having to drive<br />
to Sacramento,” Britts says. “We began with 30<br />
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Main photo and middle right photo by Petra Hoette.<br />
Other photos by Dante Fontana
singers in two choirs and have grown to 70 singers in four levels.” Expanding upon<br />
music programs at local schools, NCCC provides music reading and<br />
performing skills, as well as vocal training that most schools<br />
simply don’t have the time or resources for. Holding auditions<br />
three times a year, NCCC has performed internationally<br />
at Gloucester Cathedral and Trinity Church in England,<br />
nationally at Carnegie Hall and Grace Cathedral, and<br />
locally at the Harris Center. Currently, they have their<br />
sights set on the Pacific International Choral Festival in<br />
Eugene, Oregon, and are planning to release their second<br />
album this fall.<br />
HLB: YOUR MISSION SPEAKS OF NURTURING THE HUMAN SPIRIT<br />
OF ALL CHILDREN. HOW SO?<br />
JB: [We recently traveled to] Wales and England with our touring choir and it magnified<br />
to all of us how music—a very powerful vehicle that can move people through all<br />
emotions—transcends all lines of nationality and musical styles. We’ve performed in<br />
grand cathedrals and for a group of senior citizens on a bingo holiday. To the singers,<br />
it doesn’t matter who they perform for, just that they get to share something they love<br />
to do: sing! There are lots of children who love to sing and who want to sing well, and<br />
we have a program for them.<br />
HLB: WHAT’S YOUR OWN PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHOIR?<br />
artbeat<br />
<strong>September</strong> 14 – Joe<br />
Gilman Quartet.<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong> Jazz Festival<br />
and Invisible Touch<br />
Music present<br />
award-winning<br />
pianist Joe Gilman<br />
live at Randy Peters<br />
Catering and Event<br />
Center. Beginning at<br />
7 p.m. (doors open<br />
at 6:30 p.m.), Gilman<br />
will perform Dave<br />
Brubeck’s Time Out<br />
LP; food and drinks are<br />
available for purchase.<br />
rosevillejazzday.<br />
ticketspice.com/<br />
roseville-jazz-festivalconcert-series-20<strong>18</strong><br />
who will grow to be adults.<br />
JB: Besides conducting three of the four choirs in NCCC, I also conduct the semiprofessional<br />
women’s ensemble, Chanteuses, in Sacramento.<br />
From time to time, I sing in my church choir and lend a hand<br />
directing too. As a singer, I’ve been active in choir since I was<br />
five years old.<br />
HLB: WHY IS MUSIC AND LIVE PERFORMANCE SO VITAL TO<br />
YOUNG PEOPLE?<br />
JB: Music brings people together. As a singer, it allows you to<br />
emote the expression of the text being sung down to the core.<br />
If done well, that text will reach to the souls of those who<br />
are listening. I truly believe that it’s the singer who benefits<br />
the most from performances, however. They not only gain<br />
performing skills, self-confidence, and self-awareness but<br />
learn how to work with one another, how to listen, how to<br />
adjust, and how to harmonize with the other singers. And<br />
isn’t that what we want for our children? We need them to<br />
know how to do this—not just as singers but as young people<br />
norcalchildrenschorus.org<br />
Photos by Petra Hoette.<br />
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health & wellness<br />
<strong>September</strong> is National Yoga<br />
Month, which means<br />
there’s no better time than<br />
now to get your flow on.<br />
Have you heard about all<br />
the cool and trendy classes<br />
that are popping up around town? Goat<br />
yoga? Yep, we goat it. Wine and yoga? Try it<br />
with some Sauvign-om Blanc. Infant yoga?<br />
Get ready to have one very happy baby.<br />
Keep reading to discover what’s going<br />
down, dog. In no particular order…<br />
1 Rock ’n’ Roll Yoga<br />
In this class, you’ll start on a foam roller<br />
to roll out your muscles and improve<br />
blood and lymphatic circulation before<br />
continuing into various yoga poses and<br />
stretches.<br />
Where: Broadstone Racquet Club, 820<br />
Halidon Way, Folsom, 916-983-9<strong>18</strong>0,<br />
sparetimeclubs.com/broadstone<br />
Price: Must be a Broadstone Racquet<br />
Club member<br />
When: 3x a week; check the online<br />
schedule<br />
2 Yoga Pilates<br />
This 60-minute core power workout<br />
focuses on balance and strength. By<br />
creating long, lean muscles, the class<br />
helps improve coordination, flexibility,<br />
and movement in full range of motion.<br />
Where: Kaia Fit, 705 Gold Lake Drive,<br />
Suite 110, Folsom,<br />
916-542-2298, folsom.kaiafit.com<br />
Price: $20 drop-in<br />
When: 6 a.m. Tuesday<br />
3 WOGA: Wine and Yoga<br />
Sip and savasana! This 75-minute easy<br />
hatha class (followed by a complimentary<br />
wine tasting) is designed for everybody<br />
(and every body), whether you’re new to<br />
yoga or not.<br />
Where: Boeger Winery, 1709 Carson<br />
Road, Placerville, 530-622-8094,<br />
boegerwinery.com<br />
Price: $20 wine club members;<br />
$25 non-members<br />
When: 9:30 a.m. <strong>September</strong> 16<br />
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Hot Belly Yoga<br />
Ignite the fire in your belly with herbal<br />
steam kettles, the practice of powerful<br />
pranayama (controlling the breath),<br />
the use of organic oils, and mindful<br />
Go with<br />
the Flow<br />
10 Off-the-Beaten-Mat Yoga Classes<br />
by KOURTNEY JASON<br />
5 Yoga Sculpt<br />
This fusion class combines yoga, cardio,<br />
and weights and is designed to push<br />
your limit and take you to your edge. The<br />
75-minute sweat session takes place in a<br />
calming room that boasts amenities like a<br />
Himalayan salt wall, tranquil water wall,<br />
bamboo floors, and infrared heat.<br />
Where: Edge Studios, 448 Howe<br />
Avenue, Sacramento, 916-550-0730,<br />
edgestudiossac.com<br />
Price: $30 for 30 days (first-time students);<br />
$19 drop-in; various packages available<br />
When: 9 a.m. Monday and Wednesday,<br />
4:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday<br />
6 Goat Yoga<br />
Hop to GoatHouse Brewing Co. for a<br />
60-minute class that takes place outside<br />
in a goat pasture overlooking the brewery<br />
and on-site organic hop field. The amount<br />
of yoga you do is up to you—some yogis sit<br />
and laugh, others take pictures, and some<br />
snuggle the goats.<br />
Where: GoatHouse Brewing Co., 600<br />
Wise Road, Lincoln, 916-740-9100,<br />
movement. Enliven yourself and bring balance to all seven<br />
of your chakras through music, mantras, and meditation.<br />
Where: Serenity Spa | Soul Yoga, 3984 Douglas Boulevard,<br />
Suite 150, <strong>Roseville</strong>, 916-797-8550; 350 Palladio Parkway,<br />
Suite 1975, Folsom, 916-542-7363, serenityspaonline.com<br />
Price: $30 for 30 days (first-time students); $80/month for<br />
unlimited yoga; $200 for 20 classes, or $130 for 10 classes<br />
(no expiration); $15 drop-in (one time)<br />
When: 5:30 p.m. Tuesday (Folsom); 8 a.m. Tuesday-<br />
Saturday, 9:15 a.m. Wednesday and Friday (<strong>Roseville</strong>)<br />
goathousebrewing.com<br />
Price: $40 (includes $6<br />
toward a post-class<br />
beverage)<br />
When: Follow GoatHouse<br />
Brewing Co. on Facebook<br />
or Instagram<br />
(@goathousebrewing) or on<br />
their website to be notified of the<br />
next scheduled class.<br />
7 Mommy & Me Yoga<br />
Connect to your baby (four weeks to<br />
24 months are welcome) and create<br />
community with other new moms in<br />
this yoga class where little ones have the<br />
freedom to both move around and be held<br />
during poses.<br />
Where: Spotted Dog Yoga, 2780 East<br />
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Bidwell Street, Suite 300, Folsom, 916-990-1720, spotteddogyoga.com<br />
Price: First class free; $20 drop-in; various packages available<br />
When: 9:30 a.m. Monday and Friday; 11 a.m. Saturday<br />
8<br />
Chair Yoga<br />
“Sit your way to better health” at this 45-minute class that’s focused<br />
on breathing correctly and stretching. The simple, gentle movements<br />
can help seniors and people with chronic pain improve their quality<br />
of life and sleep patterns, lower<br />
blood pressure, and manage<br />
depression.<br />
Where: Ohana Moon Yoga, 3004<br />
Green Valley Road, Suite E-2,<br />
Cameron Park, 530-208-3157,<br />
ohanamoonyoga.com<br />
Price: $10 drop-in; $40 for 5 classes<br />
When: 11 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday<br />
9 Aerial Yoga Level I<br />
Hang from your hands, your feet, and upside down as you focus on<br />
poses, transitions, and building strength and flexibility—ultimately<br />
releasing tension and focusing your mind—at this all levels, antigravity<br />
class.<br />
Where: The Group Effect Fitness, 8413 Washington Boulevard,<br />
Suite 170, <strong>Roseville</strong>, 916-223-0023, groupeffectfitness.com<br />
Price: $20 drop-in;<br />
various packages available<br />
When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 10:30 a.m. & 7 p.m. Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.<br />
Friday, 9:30 a.m. Saturday<br />
NEW TO<br />
THE COMMUNITY<br />
Range Kitchen & Tap<br />
1420 East <strong>Roseville</strong> Pkwy. • Palisades Plaza • <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-865-4317 • rangeroseville.com • <br />
Range Kitchen & Tap is located inside the Palisades Plaza. A project<br />
forged of the passion of the owners living in the neighborhood, Range<br />
is based on the notion of serving both quality interpretations of classic<br />
dishes combined with a diverse beer and wine list. Range's interior<br />
melds raw, industrial accents with warm wood and tall windows;<br />
creating a welcoming atmosphere fit for sharing with co-workers, friends,<br />
and family. The menu is designed for sharing and socializing in mind,<br />
and our focus is on serving locally sourced and seasonal comfort food.<br />
We pride ourselves on offering locally produced fare as well as a large<br />
selection of local beer and wine on tap. The food and drink lists are<br />
constantly evolving and will offer something for every palate.<br />
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10 Yoga on the Farm<br />
Join fellow yogis for a hatha (gentle; basic postures) class on a farm<br />
that will leave you feeling grounded and tranquil. Following the<br />
class, you can shop for organic local produce.<br />
Where: 24Carrot Farm, 2731 Jacquier Road,<br />
Placerville, 530-391-8582,<br />
24carrotfarms.com<br />
Price: Donation-based<br />
When: 9-10 a.m. Saturday<br />
<strong>September</strong> 3 marks the seventh annual Sacramento Free Day of Yoga<br />
where local studios offer various classes at no charge. To view the list of<br />
participating studios, visit sacramentofreedayofyoga.com.<br />
Free Yoga Sacramento, started by local yogi Amy Fish, provides<br />
the community with free and donation-based classes—open to<br />
children, older adults, veterans, people with disabilities, etc.—yearround.<br />
To find a class near you and for more info, visit<br />
freeyogasacramento.com.<br />
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Ciao!<br />
1410 East <strong>Roseville</strong> Parkway • <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-782-0404 • www.ciaoroseville.com<br />
Mon-Thur 11am-9pm; Fri-Sat 11am-10pm; Sun 11am-8pm<br />
New in <strong>Roseville</strong>, Ciao offers fine food with an Italian accent in a<br />
stylish and inviting setting. Join us every Thursday for Italian aperitivo<br />
with complimentary appetizers. Relax, dine, and sip a glass of wine<br />
from the extensive wine list in the dining room, the cozy lounge,<br />
at the beautiful custom bar, or in the large patio area - perfect for<br />
a summer evening. Ciao offers a private dining room for larger<br />
functions, reunions or business gatherings.<br />
Ciao is now serving Sunday brunch!<br />
Wine pairing tours coming soon!
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MEDICAL<br />
P R O F E S S I O N A L S<br />
TOP AREA DOCTORS AND DENTISTS<br />
Advances in medicine happen at an astonishing speed these days, and thankfully, our<br />
community has professional, high-quality health care providers who are helping to<br />
drive these medical advances forward. These accomplished medical professionals have<br />
made an impact in our neighborhoods through education, leadership, innovation and<br />
genuinely caring for their patients. <strong>Style</strong> invites you to celebrate these exemplary local<br />
medical professionals for their achievements in medicine, and in the community.<br />
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FERTILITY<br />
MEDICAL CENTER<br />
FERTILITY & IVF CLINIC<br />
Manuel Doblado, M.D., Sahar Stephens M.D., Michael J. Murray, M.D., Laurie P. Lovely, M.D. and John E. Gould, M.D.<br />
1130 Conroy Ln., #100 // <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
1111 Exposition Blvd., #200 // Sacramento<br />
916-773-2229 // NCFMC.com<br />
At Northern California Fertility<br />
Medical Center (NCFMC), our<br />
vision is your future family. If<br />
you are experiencing difficulty<br />
becoming pregnant, we offer a full range<br />
of infertility services including in vitro<br />
fertilization, egg donation, egg freezing,<br />
preimplantation genetic diagnosis, artificial<br />
insemination, gestational surrogacy and<br />
vasectomy reversal. We are proud of our high<br />
success rates and are committed to providing<br />
the highest quality care.<br />
Individualized care from one of our four<br />
board certified reproductive endocrinology<br />
and infertility specialists and one male fertility<br />
specialist is our trademark. You are not alone in<br />
pursuing your dream of a family.<br />
NCFMC has helped create more families than<br />
all other fertility centers in the region. Since<br />
1992, our physicians, Dr. Laurie Lovely, Dr.<br />
John Gould, Dr. Michael Murray, Dr. Manuel<br />
Doblado and Dr. Sahar Stephens have helped<br />
create thousands of families. At NCFMC,<br />
we offer advanced treatments catered to your<br />
specific needs with life changing results.<br />
For more information visit our website at www.<br />
NCFMC.com.<br />
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VITALITY STEM CELL &<br />
AESTHETIC MEDICINE<br />
CELIA REMY, M.D.P.C.<br />
MEDICAL LASER & SKIN CLINIC<br />
8735 Sierra College, Ste. 200 // <strong>Roseville</strong> // 916-797-1131<br />
740 Oak Avenue Pkwy., Ste. 100 // Folsom // 916-508-8640<br />
VitalityMedicalLaserandSkin.com<br />
Doctor Remy and her staff sincerely thank our patients for<br />
the honor of voting Vitality #1 Favorite Med Spa, and<br />
Favorite Doctor for Cosmetic Procedures 8 years in a<br />
row!<br />
Dr. Remy’s philosophy: “What matters most to me, is that we bring<br />
the best of ourselves and our industry forward to our patients. My<br />
staff and I must be extremely well educated and trained, we must<br />
never compromise the patients’ best interest, never lose sight of our<br />
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our patients’ no less, as they have honored us, by entrusting us with<br />
their care.”<br />
Dr. Remy is an executive board member for the CACS, a faculty educator<br />
and speaker in advanced techniques for facial & body sculpting, as well as<br />
RF and laser technologies. Vitality has been involved in clinical studies, has<br />
improved protocols for RF technologies, and provided data to the FDA. She<br />
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Vitality combines the fields of Regenerative, Stem Cell and Aesthetic<br />
Medicine. This combination has enhanced our cosmetic procedure<br />
results, and opened the door for multi-center stem cell clinical trails.<br />
Those stem cell studies showed that greater than 95% of patient's saw<br />
significant improvement in joint pain, autoimmune disorders, COPD and<br />
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Our services offered at Vitality:<br />
Liposuction & Autologous fat transfer<br />
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ARNOLD ALMONTE, D.O.<br />
ALMONTE CENTER FOR FACIAL COSMETIC SURGERY<br />
SURGICAL AND NON-SURGICAL FACIAL COSMETIC SURGERY<br />
1420 Blue Oaks Blvd., Suite 100 // <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-771-2062 // www.DrAlmonte.com<br />
Dr. Arnold Almonte is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon whose<br />
practice is dedicated to cosmetic surgery of the face. After<br />
receiving his medical degree from Des Moines University<br />
in Iowa, and completing a plastic surgery residency at the<br />
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Almonte has been in<br />
practice for over 12 years. His services range from non-surgical treatments<br />
such as: Botox and fillers, Renuvion (J-Plasma) skin resurfacing and<br />
Microneedling, to facial cosmetic operations such as: facelifts, browlifts,<br />
fat transfers, eyelid surgery, liposuction and much more. He is a gifted<br />
and compassionate surgeon, as well as a true artist. What sets him apart<br />
is that he is one of the only plastic surgeons who performs facial surgery<br />
completely under local anesthesia. This significantly reduces the risk of<br />
cosmetic surgery, while keeping you very comfortable.<br />
The mission of The Almonte Center is to provide world class facial plastic<br />
surgery by developing individualized cosmetic plans, designed at the initial<br />
consultation. Having been a featured plastic surgeon on Fox 40’s Studio40<br />
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The Roni Deutch Radio Show, it is his goal to provide the highest quality<br />
in patient care, with a strong emphasis on patient safety. He has achieved<br />
Top Doctor status on www.realself.com, the World’s #1 site for Cosmetic<br />
Surgery reviews. Dr. Almonte is also the recipient of the 2016 and 2017<br />
<strong>Style</strong> <strong>Magazine</strong> Readers Choice Award - <strong>Roseville</strong>, <strong>Rocklin</strong> and <strong>Granite</strong><br />
<strong>Bay</strong> for Best Plastic Surgeon and Best Surgeon for Cosmetic Procedures. Dr.<br />
Almonte has certainly built up the kind of credibility anyone would want<br />
when seeking a surgeon for facial rejuvenation. He is considered one of the<br />
best in his field not only because of his skill, but also because of who he is,<br />
and the reputation he has built with his patients and community. While<br />
many plastic surgeons operate on multiple body parts, he specializes in<br />
the face alone, providing focused, top-notch expertise. Whether it’s a little<br />
cosmetic tweak or a full facial restoration, you’re in great hands with Dr.<br />
Almonte and his staff at The Almonte Center for Facial Cosmetic Surgery.<br />
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NUANCE COSMETIC<br />
SURGERY<br />
DR. KEN SUMIDA<br />
COSMETIC SURGERY AND SKIN FITNESS<br />
1641 Creekside Dr., Ste. 100 // Folsom<br />
916-984-4242 // nuancecs.com<br />
Dr. Ken Sumida and the staff at Nuance<br />
Cosmetic Surgery aim to improve your<br />
natural appearance and reverse some<br />
signs of aging. Nuance offers surgical<br />
and non-surgical procedures, including face lifts,<br />
eyelid lifts, breast enhancements and tummy tucks,<br />
Dysport, restylane, and chemical peels. If you’re<br />
not sure if cosmetic surgery is for you, Dr. Sumida<br />
offers complimentary cosmetic consultations<br />
allowing patients to explore the various methods<br />
of looking younger. Dr. Sumida encourages first<br />
time patients to seek out a number of plastic<br />
surgeons so they can find the one where they feel<br />
most comfortable. Dr. Sumida guarantees personal<br />
attention to all of his patients. “From the time you<br />
pick up the phone to schedule an appointment, you<br />
will be treated like a precious patient,” he says. “We<br />
try to schedule our patients with ample time for<br />
their consultations. We want to answer all of their<br />
questions so that they do not feel rushed.” Give Dr.<br />
Sumida and Nuance a call today!<br />
ARTUR HENKE, M.D.<br />
PLACER DERMATOLOGY<br />
COMPLETE DERMATOLOGY CARE AND SKIN CARE CENTER<br />
9285 Sierra College Blvd. // <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-784-3376 (DERM)<br />
placerdermatology.com<br />
Dr. Artur Henke, a board certified<br />
dermatologist, has extensive experience<br />
in medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology.<br />
He trained at UC Davis Medical<br />
Center, where he was Chief Resident. Dr. Henke has been<br />
a Northern California resident for 35 years. In 2008, he<br />
realized his dream of building Placer Dermatology &<br />
Skin Care Center, a state of the art dermatology practice<br />
in <strong>Roseville</strong>, California. Dr. Henke volunteers as Assistant<br />
Clinical Professor at UC Davis, and is an active member<br />
of several medical societies, including the American<br />
Academy of Dermatology.<br />
Dr. Henke specializes in the recognition and management<br />
of all types of skin cancer including melanoma, as well as,<br />
pre-cancers, benign skin growths, acne, skin infections,<br />
and skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis. Dr. Henke<br />
performs surgery on all areas of the body and offers<br />
cosmetic procedures such as Botox. By addressing your<br />
skin condition in a timely and expert manner, Dr. Henke<br />
can alleviate many symptoms and prevent complications.<br />
Dr. Henke looks forward to providing you with his expert<br />
care while addressing your entire family’s dermatologic<br />
needs in a comfortable and friendly environment.<br />
Dr. Henke and his staff place a special emphasis on<br />
accommodating the health concerns of his 55 years and<br />
older patients, and consistently strives to provide expert<br />
care while addressing their specific needs.<br />
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BLUE OAK DENTAL<br />
GENERAL, IMPLANT, COSMETIC DENTISTRY AND ORTHODONTICS<br />
Back: Michael Gade, DDS; Jeffrey McClure, DDS; Randy Wilkes, DDS<br />
Front: Ronald Milla, DDS; Dwight Miller, DDS, MS; Mark Arena, DDS<br />
Not pictured: Gregory Steiner, DDS, MS, Periodontist<br />
5410 Park Drive // <strong>Rocklin</strong> // 916-435-2475<br />
15 Sierra Gate Plaza // <strong>Roseville</strong> // 916-786-6777<br />
BlueOakDentalGroup.com<br />
Care “<br />
for a lifetime” is the cornerstone upon<br />
which Blue Oak Dental was founded over<br />
20 years ago in <strong>Roseville</strong>. The dental<br />
team provides quality dental care with an<br />
emphasis on esthetic, tooth conservative dentistry.<br />
Blue Oak Dental is committed to the integrity of<br />
their profession and honesty of their treatment<br />
recommendations.<br />
In addition to offering general dentistry, implant dentistry<br />
and cosmetic dental services, the group also has an<br />
in-house orthodontist (traditional braces and Invisalign)<br />
and periodontist to treat all of your dental needs.<br />
“We are committed to helping our patients look and<br />
feel their best through optimal dental health,” say<br />
the doctors of Blue Oak Dental. Their philosophy is<br />
simple: provide exceptional and comfortable care that<br />
is honest, compassionate and respectful to patients,<br />
friends and families.<br />
The <strong>Roseville</strong> office offers extended appointment<br />
hours, including Saturdays.<br />
Blue Oak Dental is accepting new patients, offers<br />
flexible financing and invites you to become a part of<br />
the Blue Oak Dental family. “We are certain that you<br />
will enjoy our professional staff and friendly atmosphere!<br />
Please call to schedule your dental visit and be sure to<br />
ask about our $50 new patient certificate.”<br />
BABAN MAHAL, D.D.S.<br />
COSMETIC & GENERAL DENTISTRY<br />
6049 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 9 // <strong>Granite</strong> <strong>Bay</strong><br />
916-791-4133 // BabanMahalDDS.com<br />
Dr. Mahal specializes in Cosmetic, General<br />
and Neuromuscular dentistry and offers a<br />
wide variety of dental services including<br />
implants, same day crowns, clear<br />
orthodontic trays and sleep apnea appliances.<br />
Dr. Mahal has been in practice in <strong>Granite</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> since<br />
2015 after moving from Florida where she practiced<br />
since 2004. She received her dental school training<br />
back in India then attended the University of Florida<br />
for her advanced dental program.<br />
Dr. Mahal is a fellow at the prestigious LVI Institute for<br />
Neuromuscular dentistry which is an area that focuses<br />
not only on the teeth, but on the nerves, muscles<br />
and joints as they relate to the jaw. Neuromuscular<br />
dentistry concentrates on the achievement of an<br />
optimal bite and jaw alignment, which can help<br />
alleviate facial and neck pain, headaches, migraines<br />
and TMJ pain. Dr. Mahal utilizes all the latest<br />
in technology like the Electromyography, EMG, a<br />
technique for evaluating and recording the electrical<br />
activity produced by skeletal muscles as well as<br />
the TENS unit, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve<br />
Stimulation, a drug-free alternative for managing pain<br />
that is a noninvasive type of treatment predominately<br />
used for nerve-related pain conditions.<br />
Dr. Mahal is accepting new patients. Visit www.<br />
BabanMahalDDS.com or call 916.791.4133 for more<br />
information.<br />
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HOYBJERG FAMILY ORTHODONTICS<br />
FAMILY ORTHODONTICS<br />
1253 Pleasant Grove Blvd., Ste 190 // <strong>Roseville</strong> // 916-771-4884<br />
1417 Serrano Pkwy., Ste 102 // El Dorado Hills // 916-573-3388<br />
4363 Golden Center Drive // Placerville // 530-626-3000<br />
hfamilybraces.com<br />
At Hoybjerg Family Orthodontics, we<br />
pride ourselves on being a family<br />
oriented and family friendly office.<br />
Dr. Christian Hoybjerg wants his<br />
patients to feel like “part of the family.” He<br />
wants their experience to be enjoyable, fun and<br />
positive.The staff are wonderful and friendly- as<br />
they all love what they do. Some have been with<br />
the practice for twenty years! Dr. Hoybjerg and<br />
his staff are dedicated to helping each patient<br />
achieve the smile of their dreams. The favorite<br />
part of Dr. Hoybjerg’s job is watching the<br />
confidence grow in each patient. A new smile<br />
can say a thousand words!<br />
Dr. Hoybjerg attended Loma Linda University<br />
Dental School and he continued on two more<br />
years in a residency for Orthodontics where he<br />
received his Master’s of Oralfacial Orthodontics.<br />
Dr. Hoybjerg grew up in the area and has always<br />
loved the outdoors and sports. He spends all of<br />
his free time with his five children and wife, as<br />
they experience all that the Sacramento valley<br />
has to offer.<br />
We invite you to come and see what sets<br />
Hoybjerg Family Orthodontics apart. Set up your<br />
FREE consultation today and join our family!<br />
MARK H. HOLT, D.D.S., M.S., INC.<br />
COMPLETE ORTHODONTIC CARE<br />
Tyler Holt, D.D.S., Jina Annello, D.M.D., M.S.D. and Mark Holt, D.D.S., M.S., INC.<br />
Sacramento // 916-481-6424<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong> // 916-786-9282<br />
Folsom // 916-983-5321<br />
bracesbyholt.com<br />
The doctor you choose matters. Dr. Holt<br />
has been a specialist in orthodontics for<br />
more than 25 years and is the leading<br />
provider in the Sacramento area for<br />
Invisalign for adults and teens. Having completed<br />
additional specialized training, Dr. Holt has taught<br />
classes to other doctors in over 20 cities across the<br />
country. He is a top 1% provider and an AlignTech<br />
Faculty member. Invisalign or braces are not the<br />
same at every office. The doctor and team make a<br />
difference.<br />
Dr. Holt has participated in scientific studies in his<br />
practice including two studies showing shortened<br />
treatment times. The office offers the latest<br />
technological advancements, including Vpro5, to<br />
complete your treatment in 30-50% less time.<br />
Dr. Holt and his associates Dr. Jina Annello,<br />
and Dr. Tyler Holt have over 50 years combined<br />
experience. Today, they and their friendly, educated<br />
and experienced team provide complete orthodontic<br />
care. In their practice over 40% of teens and 85%<br />
of adults are treated with Invisalign. They can help<br />
you decide between braces or Invisalign to see what<br />
treatment options works best for you.<br />
Call Holt Orthodontics today to schedule your<br />
complimentary Orthodontic Consultation!<br />
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ESTHETIC REFLECTIONS<br />
IN DENTISTRY<br />
GEORGE D. CHEN, D.D.S.,<br />
CHRISTINA SKELTON, D.D.S.<br />
CERTIFIED IN ADULT ORAL CONSCIOUS SEDATION<br />
WITH A FOCUS ON ESTHETIC AND IMPLANT DENTISTRY<br />
785 Hana Way, Ste. 103 // Folsom<br />
916-983-6051 // folsomdentist.com //<br />
Dentistry is for more than your teeth. It is for a happy and<br />
healthy life.<br />
Dr. Chen, Dr. Skelton, and their staff have made it their<br />
collective goal to create an environment that promotes<br />
better dental care. They have dedicated themselves to customer<br />
service because they know that quality dental care saves lives and<br />
that the best way to encourage that care is to offer truly personalized<br />
support for each and every one of our patients.<br />
“Everything we do here, from oral cancer screenings, periodontist programs for<br />
healthy gums, moving teeth in the right position, keeping teeth free of cavities and<br />
disease, counseling on nutrition that decreases tooth decay, improving straight<br />
beautiful teeth for a healthy self-image - Each of these is about more than your<br />
teeth. They’re about promoting our patient’s health.” Dr. George D. Chen.<br />
Whether it is helping the patient relax with sedation dentistry,<br />
thoroughly treating a dental emergency, or simply making your<br />
cleaning more pleasant and fun, Dr. Chen, Dr. Skelton, and Esthetic<br />
Reflections in Dentistry will continue to prioritize customer service<br />
to make sure that you genuinely enjoy<br />
your dental visits while also receiving the<br />
highest quality care.<br />
If you are looking for a new dentist that<br />
will always be there for your dental<br />
needs, please call Esthetic Reflections in<br />
Dentistry today at 916-983-6051.<br />
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In Dentistry<br />
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FOLSOM ORAL<br />
SURGERY<br />
AND IMPLANT<br />
CENTER<br />
DR. GREGORY G. OLSEN<br />
ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY<br />
2370 E. Bidwell St., Ste. 130 // Folsom<br />
916-983-6637 // folsomdentalimplants.com<br />
#1 FAVORITE<br />
ORAL SURGEON<br />
Dr. Gregory G. Olsen practices a full<br />
scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery<br />
including dental implants, bone grafting<br />
and wisdom tooth removal while<br />
providing exceptional patient care in a friendly<br />
atmosphere.<br />
Dr. Olsen graduated with honors from the<br />
University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School<br />
of Dentistry, San Francisco and completed his<br />
specialty training residency in the field of Oral<br />
and Maxillofacial Surgery at John H. Stroger, Jr.<br />
Hospital in Chicago. He is a board-certified Oral<br />
and Maxillofacial surgeon, a board-certified dental<br />
anesthesiologist and a fellow of the International<br />
Congress of Oral Implantology. Dr. Olsen holds<br />
memberships with numerous prestigious dental<br />
organizations including the California Dental<br />
Association, Sacramento District Dental Society and<br />
the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial<br />
Surgeons to name a few. Dr. Olsen and his wife, a<br />
dental hygienist, are dedicated to serving those in<br />
need- both locally and internationally.<br />
The team at Folsom Oral Surgery And Implant<br />
Center’s first priority is the safety and comfort of<br />
every patient. In addition to Dr. Olsen, our surgical<br />
assistant team is all DAANCE (Dental Anesthesia<br />
Assistant National Certification Examination) and<br />
OMSA (Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Assistant)<br />
certified for oral surgery, ACLS (Advanced Cardiac<br />
Life Support), and PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life<br />
Support) certified for adult and pediatric life support.<br />
Dr. Gregory G. Olsen works constantly to keep<br />
up-to-date with the latest advancements in dental<br />
care. He uses the latest techniques and remains<br />
deeply committed to developing new and better ways<br />
to protect your teeth and gums. When not taking<br />
care of his patients or volunteering his time, Dr.<br />
Olsen enjoys spending time with his wife, family and<br />
friends along with fly-fishing, cycling and hiking.<br />
Take a moment to learn more about the exciting<br />
new services we offer our patients. Please call our<br />
office at 916-983-6637.<br />
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cause & effect<br />
Ticket to Dream<br />
Foundation<br />
Fostering Hope by TARA MENDANHA // photos by DANTE FONTANA<br />
Their battle cry is “It’s for the kids,” which is<br />
exactly what Ticket to Dream Foundation<br />
is all about. In a country where almost half<br />
a million children are in foster care, “[Ticket<br />
to Dream] provides hope and opportunity<br />
for foster children across the nation, so they<br />
can just be kids,” says Gina Davis, executive<br />
director of the foundation.<br />
The <strong>Roseville</strong>-based charity collaborates with<br />
companies, individuals, and foundations to effectively and<br />
efficiently pool resources and distribute items that are in high demand (school supplies,<br />
properly fitting clothes, and shoes) and memorable experiences (trips to the zoo, music<br />
lessons, team sports, etc.) and fund vital support programs reaching 170,000 foster<br />
kids in over 43 states. They also fund “aging out” programs that increase graduation<br />
rates, provide housing, access to laptops, and teach employment/life skills aimed at<br />
preparing foster youth for adulthood, ultimately reducing the rate of homelessness as<br />
they leave foster care.<br />
Juan Garcia, Collin Orn, Morgan Kestrloot, and Mauri Knowles<br />
Given that over 400,000 children are in foster care, the overwhelming demand for<br />
supplies and nurturing across the country can be staggering. To that end, the foundation<br />
uses their network to identify common needs through flash polls and surveys that enable<br />
them to see what programs their partners have, what resources they already have enough<br />
of, what their unmet needs are, and what new needs are emerging—allowing for a quick<br />
tailoring of programs and allocation of resources. By utilizing marketing, corporate<br />
outreach, accounting, and<br />
strategic planning, the<br />
leadership team strives to find<br />
solutions, ease burdens, and<br />
create deserving childhoods.<br />
Through careful and generous<br />
planning, they’ve distributed<br />
over 3.7 million essential items<br />
and 34,000 tickets to events,<br />
funded extracurricular activities<br />
for 16,000 youth, helped increase<br />
support for 2,000 youth aging out<br />
of care, and provided over 1,500<br />
laptops. There are many kids<br />
that sleep in their new shoes<br />
from sheer excitement and<br />
countless stories of how foster<br />
youth have blossomed after<br />
joining a soccer team or taking<br />
dance lessons. “We’ve received<br />
tiny scrawled notes saying<br />
they’ve had ‘the best day of my<br />
life’ after a trip to the fair or sports game,”<br />
recalls Davis.<br />
With partners like Bonneville<br />
Sacramento—whose radio stations Mix<br />
96, KNCI 105.1, NOW 100.5, and KHTK<br />
Sports along with four on-air ambassadors<br />
raise awareness and funds for<br />
foster youth in the region—and<br />
generous companies like<br />
BEARPAW, who host foster<br />
youth events and provide<br />
hundreds of shoes for kids,<br />
they’re on the right track to<br />
bringing some semblance of<br />
a normal childhood into these<br />
children’s lives.<br />
The foundation also hosts<br />
essential item drives with corporate<br />
partner Mattress Firm collecting back-toschool<br />
supplies, holiday gifts, clothing,<br />
and shoes, along with co-hosting the<br />
annual Ticket to Dream Golf Classic<br />
(<strong>September</strong> 26 at Catta Verdera Country<br />
Club) and various other events. Their<br />
Holiday Toy Drive enables local residents<br />
to drop toys off at any Mattress Firm<br />
store, donate online, or host a drive at<br />
churches or companies. “Whether it’s $10<br />
or $10,0000, we know that when we all<br />
work together we can create big change,”<br />
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home design<br />
Beauty Rest<br />
6 Dreamy Bedding Motifs by KERRIE L. KELLY, FASID<br />
Of all the rooms in a house, your bedroom is one of the<br />
most important when it comes to getting it right. It’s<br />
where we rejuvenate the soul and rest the body;<br />
plus, it’s personal. Thankfully, it’s also one of the<br />
easiest and least expensive areas to overhaul, revamp, or renew.<br />
Cool & Composed<br />
This tailored menswearinspired<br />
style features<br />
everything from subtle<br />
geometric plaids and checks to<br />
striking chevrons, all in a cool,<br />
calm color palette. To avoid<br />
any sense of “I’m too cool to<br />
be cool,” this look lends itself<br />
beautifully to a bit of added glamour and softness, such as a<br />
luxuriously crafted pillow or two in complementary tones.<br />
3<br />
The bed itself is the single most important element,<br />
as everything else is arranged around it. While lighting,<br />
nightstands, and window treatments certainly contribute,<br />
the style of the bed and its accessories—bedsheets, blankets,<br />
pillows, and headboard—are what truly reflect your unique<br />
statement. See below to discover which style speaks to you.<br />
1<br />
Hollywood Glam<br />
A bedroom that exudes<br />
“Hollywood glam” is elegant,<br />
theatrical, and ready for a<br />
close-up. As its namesake<br />
suggests, this style is not known<br />
for subtlety; oftentimes it’s a<br />
showpiece of luxury, style, and<br />
personality—think lavish fabrics,<br />
tassels, embellishments, and mirrored surfaces. With this star<br />
aesthetic, there’s no such thing as too much shine, so go ahead<br />
and toss a faux fur throw across the bed for the perfect touch<br />
of Hollywood bravado.<br />
Wild & Free<br />
Free-spirited and relaxed, the boho chic style<br />
draws inspiration from the seasoned world<br />
traveler. It combines East and West, vintage<br />
and modern, and showcases an eclectic<br />
blend of patterns, textures, and colors.<br />
Though this look can be either minimal and<br />
calm or colorful and demanding, beautiful<br />
textiles, unique color combinations, and<br />
tribal patterned pillows and bedding are all<br />
a must for transforming your bedroom into<br />
this bohemian, carefree style.<br />
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Canyon Road<br />
If you’ve chosen to create a modern<br />
desert oasis in your room, pick<br />
4<br />
bedding that reflects the warm, muted<br />
colors and intricate design elements<br />
that are part of Southwestern style.<br />
Fans of this look want to create<br />
rooms that feel spacious, tranquil,<br />
and in harmony with nature. The<br />
color palette itself shows a great<br />
Ski Chalet Chic<br />
As winter approaches,<br />
the cozy ski chalet look is<br />
perhaps the most inviting<br />
of all, especially in a<br />
bedroom. But you don’t<br />
need snow falling outside<br />
to achieve this look. Start<br />
with natural materials, lots<br />
of texture, and a neutral<br />
palette of winter whites, ivories, and creams; then sprinkle in<br />
some taupe-y browns and greys in varying shades to add interest<br />
and depth of color. Though tartan plaids and blanket stripes<br />
have a long history in ski homes and lodge styling, introducing<br />
them in these softer colors instantly updates the look.<br />
5<br />
appreciation for the subtle, natural tones found in stones,<br />
sand, soil, local plants, and the sky (i.e., creamy whites and<br />
tans paired with burnt orange and rust tones). There’s also a<br />
definite element of texture involved in this aesthetic, which is<br />
key to honoring the importance it places on natural materials<br />
and handiwork and can easily be achieved with a coarsely<br />
woven bedcover or the dense softness of blankets and throws.<br />
6<br />
Fashion Forward<br />
Encompassing a vibe that combines<br />
high-end fashion runways, street<br />
chic, and the hottest new trends,<br />
this style’s décor might include<br />
an eclectic mix of animal prints,<br />
richly colored velvets, and quirky<br />
boho florals, while also highlighting<br />
contrast and graphics in an artful<br />
way. By definition, you’re aiming for<br />
a look that’s more modern than what’s currently considered<br />
fashionable, so this style appeals to those with confidence, a<br />
love of fashion, and a laser focus on the finer details.<br />
Kerrie L. Kelly, FASID, is an award-winning<br />
interior designer, author, product developer, and<br />
multimedia consultant helping brands reach the<br />
interior design community. To contact her, visit<br />
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swag<br />
UFit Yoga Towel, $42 at Body Heat Hot Pilates<br />
and Yoga, 6624 Lonetree Boulevard, Suite 300,<br />
<strong>Rocklin</strong>. 916-782-1020, bodyheatyoga.com<br />
Manduka PRO Yoga Mat, $110,<br />
and Manduka UnBLOK Recycled<br />
Foam Yoga Block, $16, at Zuda<br />
Yoga <strong>Roseville</strong>, 1470 Eureka Road,<br />
Suite 140, <strong>Roseville</strong>. 916-781-9642,<br />
zudayogaroseville.com<br />
Tucketts Allegro Grip Socks,<br />
$15 at <strong>Granite</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> Pilates and<br />
Yoga, 8775 Sierra College<br />
Boulevard, Suite 450,<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>. 916-774-9642,<br />
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Sacred Health Mala Bracelet, $65 at<br />
Serenity Spa | Soul Yoga, 3984 Douglas<br />
Boulevard, Suite 150, <strong>Roseville</strong>. 916-797-<br />
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Strike a Pose<br />
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by CLAIRE HAUPT<br />
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There’s Nothing to Worry<br />
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Lincoln Way Auburn. 530-823-5940,<br />
winstonsmithbooks.com<br />
Love Your Body Essentials Joy<br />
Aromatherapy Spray, $14 and<br />
Love Your Body Essentials Ginger<br />
Mint Muscle Rub, $16,<br />
at Time & Space (made<br />
locally in <strong>Roseville</strong>), 414<br />
Vernon Street, Suite 110,<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>. 916-771-8463,<br />
timeandspaceroseville.com,<br />
loveyourbodyessentials.com<br />
Pointe Long Line Sports Bra, $75.99, and<br />
LJ Yoga Bag, $62.99, at Lorna Jane, 1151<br />
Galleria Boulevard, <strong>Roseville</strong>. 916-787-8702,<br />
lornajane.com<br />
GT’s Organic &<br />
Raw Kombucha,<br />
$2.99 at Whole Foods<br />
Market, 1001 Galleria<br />
Boulevard, <strong>Roseville</strong>.<br />
916-781-5300,<br />
wholefoodsmarket.com<br />
”Shine Dailey” Flowy Scoop<br />
Muscle Tank, $35, and<br />
TDM Water Bottle, $36.75,<br />
at The Dailey Method,<br />
1611 Lead Hill Boulevard,<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>. 916-783-8367,<br />
thedaileymethod.com<br />
Photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.<br />
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All in a<br />
Day’s Work<br />
17<br />
Cool Companies<br />
by Luna Anona and Alyssa Mielke<br />
Though our region boasts a bevy of businesses, certain places rise above<br />
the rest. From work perks that go beyond Casual Friday to others that<br />
have been on the block for over 100 years, the following companies are<br />
cutting-edge and seriously cool. In no particular order…<br />
Background photo ©beer5020 - stock.adobe.com. Other photos courtesy of their<br />
respective company or organization.<br />
CULTURE IS KING<br />
PRIDE Industries<br />
10030 Foothills Boulevard, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-788-2100, prideindustries.com<br />
Employees: 5,600+<br />
PRIDE Industries is a nonprofit social enterprise that helps<br />
people with disabilities overcome employment obstacles<br />
and empowers them to lead productive, independent<br />
lives as contributing members of society through a wide<br />
spectrum of services. The company serves small businesses<br />
and Fortune 100 corporations through business capabilities<br />
like supply chain management and kitting, custodial and<br />
environmental services, integrated facilities management,<br />
fulfillment and distribution services, and electronics<br />
manufacturing services. Additionally, more than 3,300 of<br />
their approximately 5,600 employees have a disability.<br />
Humble beginnings: PRIDE was founded in 1966 in the basement of a church in<br />
Auburn with a mission to create jobs for people with disabilities. Currently it’s the<br />
largest provider of employment services for individuals with disabilities in the state of<br />
California.—LM<br />
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Big Green IT<br />
5701 Lonetree Boulevard, <strong>Rocklin</strong><br />
916-787-3223, biggreenit.com<br />
Employees: 15<br />
Tech isn’t just for Silicon<br />
Valley—Big Green IT,<br />
a Microsoft Cloud and<br />
hybrid IT consulting and<br />
professional services<br />
company, has made<br />
some big green of their<br />
own: Two years after<br />
opening day in 2013, the<br />
company experienced<br />
3,537.09 percent growth<br />
and earned $10.3 million<br />
in revenue. They’re also<br />
green in other ways: A nine-hole putting course on site offers a fun<br />
way to break up the day, an in-office margarita machine can turn<br />
any day into a fun day, and employees can borrow the company<br />
Tesla for a gas-free spin for a week on a rotating basis.<br />
If you like piña coladas and getting caught in the rain: You’ve<br />
found your squad. This group of Jimmy Buffett lovers (a.k.a.<br />
parrotheads) not only went as a team to see him at the Golden<br />
1 Center in 2015, but every employee receives his greatest hits<br />
album when they join the company.—LM<br />
Eskaton<br />
5105 Manzanita Avenue, Carmichael<br />
916-334-0810, ageisbeautiful.org<br />
Employees: 1,850+<br />
Offering comprehensive home support services that help older<br />
adults remain at home for as long as possible—as well as those<br />
who choose to live in one of Eskaton’s communities that feature<br />
everything from independent living to skilled nursing and<br />
Age is just a number: More than 650 elementary school students<br />
and their senior “buddies” meet regularly each school year to read,<br />
write, and build friendships. The award-winning project, dubbed<br />
Eskaton Kids Connection, fosters impactful intergenerational<br />
relationships that focus on mutual respect, socialization, a sense of<br />
purpose, and shared smiles.—LA<br />
OLDIES BUT GOODIES<br />
Placer Insurance Agency<br />
5 Sierra Gate Plaza, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-784-1008, placerins.com<br />
Employees: 40+<br />
With decades of<br />
collective industry<br />
experience, the agents<br />
at Placer Insurance<br />
write personal and<br />
commercial insurance<br />
policies specially<br />
tailored to each and<br />
every need. “Since<br />
<strong>18</strong>86, Placer Insurance<br />
Agency has devoted<br />
its knowledge and<br />
combined experience in<br />
the industry to deliver<br />
quality insurance policies to individuals and businesses,” Agency<br />
Administration Manager Dineen Fraser says. They work to build<br />
lasting relationships with clients through their comprehensive<br />
insurance program, shown in their weekly blog posts and attention<br />
to the details in every company. The agency also partners with<br />
the Boys & Girls Club and Women’s Empowerment, in addition to<br />
the Make-A-Wish Foundation to grant a total of three wishes for<br />
children each year.<br />
A staff favorite: “Five Minutes of Fun,” where team leaders<br />
come up with a fun venture that helps break up the work day<br />
and boosts morale, is a staff favorite. Past activities have included<br />
scooter races and lively bouts of “Name That Tune!”—AM<br />
rehabilitation—this life-enriching program is the largest nonprofit<br />
community-based organization serving seniors in the Sacramento<br />
region. What’s more, 55 percent of the seniors they serve live<br />
Gladding, McBean<br />
601 7th Street, Lincoln<br />
916-645-3341, gladdingmcbean.com<br />
Employees: 110+<br />
Founded in <strong>18</strong>75, this area old-timer got its start in clay sewer<br />
pipes and terracotta. At the height of terracotta’s architectural glory,<br />
Gladding, McBean was at the top of the industry in the West. That,<br />
as well as its sewer pipe manufacturing, made the company a top<br />
contributor to the Golden State’s industrialization. In the 1930s, the<br />
company ventured into dinnerware, introducing fine china in 1942,<br />
but discontinued their art lines during World War II. The company<br />
also gave academia shelter, literally—according to the California<br />
Photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.<br />
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ARTISAN FOOD<br />
PURVEYORS<br />
Pairings Olive Oil<br />
701 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Suite <strong>18</strong>0, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-772-7247, pairingsevoo.com<br />
Employees: 2<br />
State Library, most major structures<br />
on Stanford University’s campus were<br />
decorated with Gladding, McBean’s<br />
products.<br />
Local color: Every year, the company<br />
sponsors a Feats of Clay ceramic arts<br />
festival in Lincoln.—LM<br />
Ruhkala <strong>Granite</strong> and Marble Co.<br />
4501 Yankee Hill Court, <strong>Rocklin</strong>, 916-624-1176; Ruhkala<br />
Monument Co. Inc., 1001 Broadway, Sacramento, 916-<br />
441-2846, ruhkalagranite.com<br />
Employees: 10<br />
By purchasing the<br />
highest-quality and<br />
freshest products from<br />
all over the world,<br />
Pairings Olive Oil has<br />
an extensive selection<br />
of nearly 50 ultra pure<br />
olive oils and balsamic<br />
vinegars with incredible<br />
flavors to boot. The<br />
company, a womenowned<br />
small business,<br />
is coming up on its<br />
fifth anniversary next month. Owners Jennifer Holden and Debra<br />
Manley truly believe in the products they sell, knowing they are<br />
making a difference in the community. The business also has<br />
specialty recipes featuring signature pairings of oils and vinegars to<br />
help customers develop delicious and healthy meals.<br />
Drink to your health: According to Manley, “We’re finding that<br />
our balsamic vinegars, when incorporated into carbonated water,<br />
can help hydrate cancer patients,” who, when going through<br />
chemotherapy typically get dehydrated after treatments because<br />
foods and liquids tend to taste different. “Let us help you with your<br />
dietary needs,” she urges.—AM<br />
Sunset Ridge Fine Fruits<br />
7825 Fox Hill Lane, Newcastle<br />
916-663-9158, gotmandarins.com<br />
Employees: 6<br />
Photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.<br />
For more than 120 years, these rock pros have been providing<br />
marble, granite, and cast bronze plaques in Northern California.<br />
They do it all: stunning kitchen countertops, beautiful mantels,<br />
commemorative plaques, and even large-scale architectural granite<br />
for buildings, parks, and churches. You’ve probably seen some<br />
of their work around town: the Veterans Memorial Wall, Twelve<br />
Bridges granite pillar, and the California Police Officers Memorial,<br />
to name a few.<br />
Monumental memoriam: The company also builds and installs<br />
beautiful monuments and headstones out of their Sacramento<br />
location—from classic tributes to elaborate custom works of art—<br />
in local cemeteries.—LM<br />
Growing wholesome<br />
and healthy organic<br />
fruits is second nature<br />
to Sunset Ridge Fine<br />
Fruits. Greg Lewis, the<br />
owner, says that he<br />
sees the company “on<br />
the front lines of health<br />
care,” thanks to nutritious<br />
and healthy foods like<br />
organic oranges, lemons,<br />
grapefruits, pears, and<br />
apricots available on<br />
the farm. Families and<br />
children can pick their<br />
own fruit, allowing<br />
them to have a hands-<br />
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on connection with the origins of their food. There is no risk of<br />
coming into contact with dangerous chemicals, since no weed<br />
killers, pesticides, or synthetic fertilizers are used. Each week,<br />
Sunset Ridge donates to Sierra Reach, a food closet in Applegate.<br />
Their mandarins have won Best Tasting Mandarin at the Mountain<br />
Mandarin Festival twice, and their juices are of such high quality<br />
that many Placer County breweries use them to craft mandarin<br />
IPAs and other creative beverages.<br />
All-you-can-eat produce: A plus for being on staff? Employees<br />
and interns are given all the fresh fruits and veggies they desire.—<br />
AM<br />
Otow Orchard<br />
6232 Eureka Road, <strong>Granite</strong> <strong>Bay</strong><br />
916-791-1656, otoworchard.com<br />
Employees: 4<br />
supervising baking staff in their daily break-making, while his wife<br />
Alice makes the pastries and cakes and handles marketing and<br />
development.<br />
Available at a store near you: The Baker and the Cakemaker’s<br />
artisan breads and pastries can be found all over Placer County—<br />
and the surrounding region—in various grocers and restaurants,<br />
including Raley’s, Carpe Vino, farmers’ markets, and more.—AM<br />
Otow Orchard sells in-season tree fruits throughout the year,<br />
including delicious apples, pears, quince, pomegranates, and<br />
mandarins, but they are best known for growing and preserving<br />
persimmons. Fresh persimmons are tasty, but Otow Orchard takes<br />
the flavor to a whole new level with a traditional Japanese drying<br />
technique called hoshigaki. During the 3-6-week process (per<br />
persimmon!), the peeled fruits are dried in the sun and massaged<br />
every 3-5 days while the weather is carefully monitored, resulting<br />
in a sweet, moist persimmon with a highly concentrated flavor.<br />
History is sweet: The orchard was purchased in 1911 by<br />
Kichitaro Kawano, who left it to his widow and daughter, Helen<br />
Otow, in 1939. After the war, Helen and her husband Seiichi<br />
slowly brought the farm back to life. It is now taken care of by<br />
Kawano’s granddaughter, Chris Otow Kuratomi, and her husband,<br />
Tosh.—AM<br />
The Baker and the Cakemaker<br />
Auburn, 530-852-1955<br />
thebakerandthecakemaker.com<br />
Employees: 9<br />
Top quality organic seeds, grains, and nuts make the breads and<br />
pastries from this local company something special. Handcrafted<br />
using organic flours with attention to detail, the husband-andwife<br />
team behind the business trained at The Culinary Institute of<br />
America and take a very hands-on approach to bread production.<br />
Nathan Shreve handles the long-fermented sourdough breads,<br />
Fiddyment Farms<br />
563 2nd Street, Lincoln<br />
916-645-7244, fiddymentfarms.com<br />
Employees: 20<br />
This farm has been growing pistachios<br />
since 1968, and even after five decades,<br />
these snack slingers still roast and<br />
package in small batches to ensure<br />
quality control. One thing that has<br />
changed, though, is the variety: Nuts are<br />
available in an assortment of flavors like<br />
barbecue, chili lime, garlic onion, and chocolate.<br />
And, you heard it here first: Pistachio butter might be the next nut<br />
butter trend. Try an eight-ounce jar or commit to the cause with a<br />
four-and-a-half-pound jug. Find these tasty pistachios online, at the<br />
Lincoln showroom, and at many local retailers including Whole<br />
Foods Market.<br />
Job perks: A monthly bag of free pistachios. (They must be<br />
good—one employee has clocked 34 years at the company.)—LM<br />
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Gracias Chocolate<br />
Auburn, 415-375-1716<br />
graciaschocolate.com<br />
Employees: 1<br />
slaughter-free farm allows its animals to enjoy the idyllic setting<br />
as much as we do: roaming the pasture and sitting in the shade.<br />
Goodies include freshly churned butter, fromage blanc (cheese),<br />
Greek yogurt, halloumi-style cheese, fresh eggs, and ice cream.<br />
Fun fact: You can stay at their Airbnb, which accommodates up to<br />
eight guests (four bedrooms) and watch a cow milking, help feed<br />
the animals, explore the pond and creek, or simply relax on the<br />
deck with some fresh ice cream from the farm.—LA<br />
SMALL GONE BIG<br />
TSI Semiconductors<br />
7501 Foothills Boulevard, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-786-3900, tsisemi.com<br />
Employees: 500+<br />
Jessica Osterday started Gracias Chocolate<br />
in 2014, hoping to create a chocolate that<br />
“charmed the senses, was different from<br />
the rest, and infused with the magic of<br />
creation.” Viewing chocolate as a balm to<br />
both soul and body, Osterday sought to make<br />
a healthier product. To that end, she melds pure,<br />
unroasted Ecuadorian cacao with maca root, a superfood touted<br />
for its natural energy source, creating a rustic and memorable<br />
stone-ground texture. Her more adventurous flavors include fig<br />
balsamic with black salt and citrus habanero with hazelnuts—both<br />
of which can be found locally at Sunrise Natural Foods, New<br />
Dawn Bakery, and more.<br />
Fun fact: These chocolate bars are diet-friendly and<br />
environmentally friendly. They’re made without soy, dairy, or<br />
gluten; sweetened with coconut and maple sugar; and packaged in<br />
biodegradable wrapping.—LA<br />
In the ever-growing world of technology, semiconductors are<br />
some of the most important parts in any electronic device. TSI<br />
Semiconductors is a local company specializing in developing<br />
semiconductor technology and mass-producing CMOS foundries<br />
for international use. In a nutshell, TSI is at the forefront of Silicon<br />
Valley’s success in various technologies. Sierra College Robotics<br />
Club, which recently won second place in the world’s largest<br />
robotics competition, “RoboGames,” is supported by TSI’s handson,<br />
project-based “Mechatronics” program. TSI also allowed<br />
Photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.<br />
Long Dream Farm<br />
4053 Wilson Town Road, Lincoln<br />
longdreamfarm.com<br />
Employees: 3<br />
Family-owned and operated, this<br />
farm approaches food production<br />
with an animal-loving mindset that<br />
focuses on ethical practices and a<br />
concern for the happiness of their<br />
cows and chickens. Here, cows<br />
live together with their calves in<br />
stable social groups and they’re only<br />
milked once daily in a low-stress<br />
environment. (In contrast, typical<br />
dairy farms separate calves from<br />
their mothers and milk cows up to<br />
three times per day.) The completely<br />
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students interested in STEM technologies to tour the normally<br />
closed and secured campus and laboratories to inspire students in<br />
the region this past Pi Day, March 14.<br />
Work perks: Employees at this expanding company—they have<br />
an office in Silicon Valley for ease of access—get to take refreshing<br />
outdoor breaks in the picnic areas and walking trails on the<br />
whopping 75-acre facility, in addition to shooting hoops at the onsite<br />
basketball gym.—AM<br />
Garner Products<br />
10620 Industrial Avenue, Suite 100, <strong>Roseville</strong><br />
916-784-0200, garnerproducts.com<br />
Employees: 29<br />
In a world flooded with data<br />
and obsolete data storage<br />
devices, it can be near<br />
impossible to know if data<br />
is really gone. Enter Garner<br />
Products, which makes<br />
products allowing you to<br />
dispose of old electronic<br />
devices confidently, knowing<br />
your personal data is<br />
unrecoverable. The leading<br />
manufacturer of worldwide<br />
data elimination equipment<br />
has been delivering complete,<br />
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destruction of data contained<br />
on hard drives for over 59<br />
years. “As a commercial<br />
manufacturer, we begin with<br />
raw materials. Our machine shop makes the parts [that] are assembled<br />
in our warehouse and then shipped around the world,” Chief Global<br />
Development Officer Michael Harstrick describes. They have the<br />
numbers to prove it, too: Garner has sold to over 70 countries and<br />
has more than 50 percent of India’s market share for degaussers<br />
and destroyers—the main products for completely erasing data on<br />
magnetic storage media.<br />
It's all in the family: Even though the wife of Garner’s founder still<br />
works at the plant (and is in her mid-80s!), the founder’s son and his<br />
wife now own the company. What’s more, nearly 20 percent of their<br />
employees are veterans.—AM<br />
Flyers Energy<br />
2360 Lindbergh Street, Auburn<br />
530-885-0401, flyersenergy.com<br />
Employees: 425<br />
Founded in 1979 by the four Dwelle brothers (Tom, Walt, Steve,<br />
and David) with a handful of gas stations, Flyers Energy is one<br />
of the largest commercial fueling providers and Mobil lubricant<br />
marketers in the country today. In addition to traditional energy,<br />
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two ethanol plants, a cattle waste bio-digester, a solar management<br />
company, and farms to turn dairy-waste into power. As a bonus,<br />
employees can apply for a fuel account with special pricing.<br />
Giving back: They saved some energy for the field: Flyers is a<br />
proud supporter and primary charity of the Special Olympics<br />
of Northern California, which provides year-round athletic<br />
training and sports competitions for children and adults with<br />
developmental disabilities to more than 19,940 athletes in Northern<br />
California. Since 1998, the company has donated more than $2.4<br />
million dollars to Special Olympics Northern California through<br />
direct sponsorship, golf tournaments, and fundraisers.—LA<br />
Posh Puppy<br />
6040 Stanford Ranch Road, Suite 200, <strong>Rocklin</strong><br />
916-435-3044, poshpuppyboutique.com<br />
Employees: 22<br />
What started out as a casual e<strong>Bay</strong> venture has turned into one of<br />
the most popular online pet accessory retailers on the planet with<br />
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Sierra College Boulevard). Just like calories don’t count when you’re<br />
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Brian O’Neill wanted a place where<br />
friends could get together and hang<br />
out, watch sports, listen to music,<br />
enjoy good food, and partake in some of<br />
our region’s remarkable craft beers. When<br />
I want to do the same, I put the hose in<br />
the plastic pool, break out the burgers<br />
and dogs, throw a sixer on ice, and let the<br />
good times roll. Well, O’Neill had a grander<br />
scheme: opening the nearly 6,000-squarefoot<br />
combination restaurant, taphouse,<br />
sports bar, and live music venue he named<br />
Brickyard Kitchen and Bar.<br />
I stopped by on a busy Friday evening<br />
(just missing the 3-6 p.m. Happy Hour)<br />
and sat at the bar, ready to wage war<br />
on all things protein and carbohydrate.<br />
After sampling a few craft beers, I moved<br />
on to another necessary carb: the Brick<br />
“COMBINED WITH PICKLED JALAPEÑOS, SHARP WHITE<br />
CHEDDAR, AND...WAIT FOR IT...BACON, THE PEANUT<br />
BUTTER BURGER WAS A MUST-TRY MENU ITEM.”<br />
Fries, featuring crispy<br />
spuds with creamy<br />
gorgonzola, chili oil,<br />
and enough punch<br />
of red pepper flakes<br />
to make sure you’re<br />
drinking one of the 16 rotating beers on<br />
tap.<br />
Peanut Butter Burger<br />
After quizzing my bartender on his<br />
favorite menu item (chicken street tacos),<br />
I manned up and ordered the trio—<br />
pork, steak, and chicken (they also offer<br />
vegetarian but, as stated, this was war and<br />
no one goes to battle on salad). Admittedly,<br />
the shredded chicken with pico de gallo,<br />
sliced avocado, and serrano-citrus aioli<br />
was my favorite also, but who can argue<br />
with steak or pork? The balloting was<br />
close.<br />
Street Tacos<br />
Fish & Chips<br />
Brick Fries<br />
Sticking with a brew-themed<br />
adventure, I ordered the beer-battered<br />
fish and chips with fries and a refreshing<br />
coleslaw dressed in serranocitrus<br />
aioli. The fish was exactly<br />
what I like in my F&C: large<br />
pieces of flaky, white cod with<br />
a crispy, crunchy, crave-worthy<br />
exterior that’s too much work<br />
(and mess) to duplicate at home.<br />
OK, here’s where things<br />
got a little dicey. Maybe it was<br />
the beer catching up, but the<br />
peanut butter burger somehow<br />
seemed intriguing.<br />
I’m a curious sort,<br />
but peanut butter<br />
on a hamburger?<br />
Here are the facts,<br />
ma’am: It’s Thai<br />
peanut sauce, not<br />
your everyday American-style Jiffy in a<br />
jar and complemented—as opposed to<br />
overpowered—the other ingredients.<br />
Combined with pickled jalapeños,<br />
sharp white cheddar, and…wait for it…<br />
bacon, it was a must-try menu item.<br />
With a lengthy lineup of weekly<br />
events and specials to check out, like<br />
the manager told me: “Come on in,<br />
mate, and give us a try!”<br />
HOURS: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. (Sunday), 11:30 a.m.-9<br />
p.m. (Monday), 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. (Tuesday-<br />
Thursday), 11:30 a.m.-midnight (Friday), 10 a.m.-<br />
midnight (Saturday)<br />
TRY THIS: Brick Fries, Street Tacos, Fish &<br />
Chips, Peanut Butter Burger, Beyond Burger,<br />
Pulled Pork & Mac, Homemade Jack Daniels<br />
Ice Cream<br />
DRINKS: Full bar; beer, wine, and cocktails<br />
TAB: $$<br />
HEADS-UP: Kids’ menu; Happy Hour from 3-6<br />
p.m. Monday-Friday and 9 p.m.-close daily; 16<br />
constantly rotating taps; weekly events and<br />
specials including Taco Tuesday, trivia and<br />
half-off bottles of wine on Wednesday, pint<br />
night and live acoustic music on Thursday;<br />
weekend brunch with bottomless mimosas<br />
from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; private room available<br />
for large parties; online ordering available via<br />
DoorDash; gluten-free bread and buns<br />
Brickyard Kitchen and Bar, 1475 Eureka Road, Suite 120, <strong>Roseville</strong>, 916-836-8406,<br />
brickyard916.com<br />
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Tuesday-Sunday 11am-2pm enjoy our All<br />
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Hisui Sushi<br />
25004 Blue Ravine Rd., #107<br />
Folsom<br />
916-985-7778<br />
www.hisuisushi.com<br />
Combining the flavors of France and<br />
the Mediterranean regions with an<br />
emphasis on quality, fresh seasonal<br />
and locally-grown ingredients.<br />
The perfect location for private<br />
dining, special events, wedding<br />
celebrations and corporate dinners/<br />
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La Provence Restaurant<br />
& Terrace<br />
110 Diamond Creek Place<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>, CA<br />
916-789-2002<br />
www.laprovenceroseville.com<br />
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6610 Folsom Auburn Rd., Ste. 7<br />
Folsom, CA<br />
916-936-4735<br />
www.julianscafe.com<br />
Icing on the Cupcake offers a wide<br />
variety of cupcake flavors including<br />
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available every day at our three retail<br />
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6839 Lonetree Blvd.<br />
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ITALIAN<br />
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At Visconti’s Ristorante, we are honored<br />
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Visconti’s Ristorante<br />
2700 E. Bidwell St., Ste. 700<br />
Folsom, CA<br />
916-983-5<strong>18</strong>1<br />
viscontisristorante.com<br />
Local Chicago Hot Spot! Serving up<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>'s favorite signature Chicago<br />
pizzas, Italian beef and “Vienna” dogs,<br />
pastas, and sandwiches that offer high<br />
quality, value and flavor. Dine-in with<br />
your family and watch your favorite<br />
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Rosati's<br />
5140 Foothills Blvd., #110<br />
<strong>Roseville</strong>, CA<br />
916-797-7492<br />
myrosatis.com/roseville<br />
AMERICAN<br />
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The Independent presents an<br />
outstanding American fusion menu<br />
and a top-tier full bar. The scratch<br />
kitchen uses only the freshest, finest<br />
ingredients creating exceptional grill<br />
and seafood entrées. The bar prides<br />
itself on artisanal cocktails, freshsqueezed<br />
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The Independent<br />
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629 Main Street, Placerville<br />
530-344-7645<br />
independentplacerville.com<br />
A Family of Candy Makers since 1963.<br />
With 3 generations of candy makers,<br />
Snooks continues the tradition of<br />
producing the finest freshly made<br />
confections on site in Historic<br />
Folsom. Come visit us or shop online!<br />
Snooks Chocolate Factory<br />
731 Sutter Street<br />
Historic Folsom, CA<br />
916-985-0620<br />
www.snookscandies.com<br />
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BRICKS EATS<br />
AND DRINKS<br />
482 Main Street, Placerville, 530-303-<br />
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“For starters, I ordered the<br />
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Fries, Fusion Hot Wings,<br />
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Fried Rice, Scallops, Veggie<br />
Burger, Mango Sticky Rice<br />
DRINKS: Beer and wine<br />
“Nowhere else in the area, to my knowledge,<br />
can you go and get authentic Thai cuisine, local<br />
craft beer, and American pub grub all under<br />
one roof (or on a patio). But that’s just what<br />
Owner PangKham Pam Phonephet wanted<br />
when she brought her concept to Folsom.”<br />
FUSION TAPS<br />
194 BLUE RAVINE ROAD, SUITE 120, FOLSOM, 916-790-8324, FUSIONTAPS.COM<br />
TAB: $$<br />
HEADS-UP: 24 rotating<br />
craft beers on tap (flights,<br />
4 oz. and 20 oz. pours,<br />
and pitchers available);<br />
multiple TVs; authentic<br />
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Tuesday; spacious patio;<br />
occasional live music;<br />
weekly events include<br />
trivia (Tuesday), tap<br />
takeovers (Thursday),<br />
and karaoke (Thursday);<br />
weekday Happy Hour from<br />
3-6 p.m.<br />
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Thursday), 11 a.m.-9 p.m. (Friday-Saturday)<br />
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Cheese Salad, Bo Peep Burger, Fish &<br />
Chips, Malibu Chicken Sandwich, Bricks<br />
Meatloaf, White Chocolate Coconut<br />
Mousse<br />
DRINKS: Full bar; beer, wine, and<br />
cocktails<br />
TAB: $$<br />
HEADS-UP: Draft beers rotate daily; kids’<br />
menu; bookshelf with children’s books;<br />
gluten-free bread available; multiple<br />
TVs; weekday Happy Hour from 3-6 p.m.;<br />
call ahead for “fast pass” priority seating;<br />
happy to accommodate those with<br />
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Back: Mocha Granita and Avocado Toast; front: Dragon Bowl and Brazilian Cielo Bowl<br />
Cielo Açaí Café // Isn’t it the best when you discover delicious food and find out it’s also good for you? I recently visited Cielo<br />
Açai Café and that’s exactly what happened. The family-owned establishment specializes in the açai berry, (pronounced ahh-sigh-eee), which<br />
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Keeping It Real<br />
6 Favorite Farm-to-Fork Restaurants compiled by STYLE STAFFERS // photos by DANTE FONTANA<br />
Nowadays, it seems like every eatery touts having farm-to-table fare, but some places deliver on their<br />
promise in a big way (think onsite gardens and menus that change based on farmers’ market finds). Read<br />
on for our favorites—handpicked just for you. In no particular order...<br />
High Hand Café<br />
Farmhaus<br />
Bacchus House Wine, Bar & Bistro<br />
The Chef’s Table<br />
The Farm Table<br />
Flower Farm Café<br />
“High Hand Café has an<br />
unforgettable menu (I’ve been<br />
for both breakfast and lunch)<br />
and a light, bright dining room<br />
that’s actually a glass-enclosed<br />
greenhouse. The lemon artichoke dip<br />
is always a winner (hello, homemade<br />
potato chips!), in addition to the<br />
seasonal salads, wood-fired pizzas,<br />
and desserts. It’s a prime place to<br />
take out-of-town guests or celebrate<br />
a special occasion. Be sure to make<br />
reservations, though—apparently<br />
I’m not the only one who enjoys<br />
their food and idyllic setting.”<br />
highhandnursery.com/<br />
taste-the-cafe<br />
“Farmhaus in <strong>Granite</strong> <strong>Bay</strong><br />
is where I go to feed my<br />
soul. Their menu promises<br />
high-quality produce on your<br />
plate and everything is made<br />
from scratch—including their<br />
pasta. Try the mouthwatering<br />
French toast, farm bowl<br />
with watermelon radish, or<br />
truffled mushroom crostini<br />
and you’ll see what all the<br />
fuss is about. Their Northern<br />
California wines, colorful<br />
plates, and rustic farmhouse<br />
interiors have me hooked.”<br />
farmhausfresh.com<br />
“The Chef’s Table prides<br />
itself on using local ingredients<br />
that are handled with care and<br />
brought lovingly to the table.<br />
Their rotating menu keeps me<br />
eager to go back and consists<br />
of organic grass-fed beef from<br />
SunFed Ranch, sustainably<br />
sourced Fra’mani ham, and<br />
house-smoked salmon. What’s<br />
more, they recently opened<br />
a full-service bar that offers<br />
24 rotating beers on tap,<br />
wine, and craft cocktails…<br />
in case you needed<br />
another reason to visit.”<br />
thechefstablerocklin.<br />
com<br />
“Loomis’ Flower Farm<br />
Café has a mouthwatering<br />
selection of rustic eats (think<br />
salads, flatbreads, omelets,<br />
and grilled sandwiches) that<br />
change based on what can<br />
be picked from the property’s<br />
farm. There’s also an orange<br />
grove on site, which provides<br />
the café with its fresh-squeezed<br />
orange juice and blood orange<br />
garnishes. To top it off, you<br />
can select a homemade pastry<br />
from their coffee bar or sip on<br />
local craft beers while sitting<br />
outside amongst the garden.”<br />
flowerfarminn.com/<br />
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“I often frequent Folsom’s Bacchus<br />
House Wine, Bar & Bistro that’s<br />
named after the Roman God of wine,<br />
bountiful harvest, and eternal festivity.<br />
They celebrate California through<br />
fresh, organic produce and proudly list<br />
the farms they feature on their menu<br />
(Capay Organic, California Olive Ranch,<br />
and Niman Ranch, to name a few).<br />
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A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN<br />
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FRI–SUN OCT 12–14<br />
Fueled by such unforgettable songs as “Me and Bobby McGee,” “Piece of My<br />
Heart,” “Mercedes Benz,” “Cry Baby” and “Summertime,” a remarkable cast<br />
and breakout performances, A NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN is a musical journey<br />
celebrating Janis and her biggest musical influences—icons like Aretha<br />
Franklin, Etta James, Odetta, Nina Simone and Bessie Smith.<br />
FINDING NEVERLAND<br />
THE NATIONAL TOUR<br />
FRI–SUN OCT 26–28<br />
The winner of Broadway.com’s Audience Choice Award for Best Musical, this<br />
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cheers, “It’s a must-see you’ll remember for years to come!” Directed by<br />
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Academy Award ® winning film, FINDING NEVERLAND tells the incredible story<br />
behind one of the world’s most beloved characters: Peter Pan.<br />
RUDOPH THE RED-NOSE REINDEER:<br />
THE MUSICAL<br />
MON-FRI NOV 19-23<br />
The beloved TV classic Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer soars off the<br />
screen and onto the stage this holiday season. Come see all of your favorite<br />
characters from the special including Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf,<br />
Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius and,<br />
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REINDEER: THE MUSICAL.<br />
WIZARD OF OZ<br />
FRI-SUN JAN <strong>18</strong>-20<br />
A spectacular celebration of the iconic 1939 MGM film, The Wizard Of Oz<br />
features breathtaking special effects, dazzling choreography, and classic<br />
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TASTE<br />
Seasonal Recipe<br />
and Beer Pairing<br />
DEATH BY<br />
CHOCOLATE<br />
ZUCCHINI BREAD<br />
To be totally fair, zucchini bread is<br />
one of those halfway-healthy recipes<br />
Delish: Eat Like Every<br />
Day’s the Weekend<br />
that barely makes the cut. But it’s got<br />
by Joanna Saltz and green in it—and that’s good enough<br />
the Editors of Delish for us. This recipe is deeply chocolatey<br />
(Houghton Mifflin but also delightfully light—so you<br />
Harcourt, 20<strong>18</strong>, $30)<br />
can eat an entire loaf while watching<br />
‘Game of Thrones’ and not totally lose<br />
your self-respect.<br />
• 1/2 cup (1 stick)<br />
melted butter, plus<br />
more for greasing<br />
pan<br />
• 1/2 cup<br />
unsweetened cocoa<br />
powder, plus more<br />
for dusting pan<br />
• 1-1/4 cups allpurpose<br />
flour<br />
• 1 tsp. baking soda<br />
• 1 tsp. ground<br />
cinnamon<br />
• 1/4 tsp. kosher salt<br />
• 1 cup sugar<br />
• 1 large egg<br />
• 1 large egg yolk<br />
• 1 teaspoon pure<br />
vanilla extract<br />
• 2 cups grated<br />
zucchini (from 1 large<br />
or 2 or 3 small)<br />
• 2/3 cup semisweet<br />
chocolate chips<br />
• Flaky sea salt, for<br />
garnish<br />
1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter a 9x5-inch loaf<br />
pan and dust with cocoa powder, tapping out<br />
any excess.<br />
2. In a large bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa<br />
powder, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt.<br />
3. In another large bowl, stir together sugar,<br />
egg, and egg yolk until smooth, 1 minute.<br />
Add melted butter and vanilla and mix until<br />
smooth, then fold in zucchini. Gradually add<br />
flour mixture, then fold in chocolate chips.<br />
Transfer batter to prepared pan.<br />
Wine<br />
Steals<br />
Under<br />
$13<br />
SIP ON THIS<br />
Montevina Chardonnay 2015<br />
ABV: 13.6%<br />
OVERALL RATING: 4<br />
TASTING NOTES: Rich, golden-hued color;<br />
crisp, light, and flavorful; toasty aromas<br />
and flavors of tart apples, figs, pears, and<br />
peaches but not overly sweet; smooth,<br />
vanilla bean finish; a good everyday<br />
sipper; pair it with fruit, fish, or chicken<br />
PRICE: $9.99<br />
PURCHASE: Target<br />
4. Bake until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean, 50 minutes.<br />
5. Let bread cool in pan 10 minutes, then invert onto a wire rack to cool completely.<br />
6. Sprinkle with flaky sea salt, slice, and serve. Serves 6.<br />
Pairs with<br />
KNEE DEEP BREWING COMPANY’S TANILLA PORTER<br />
ABV: 6.3%<br />
While you’re dying by chocolate, why not be revived by vanilla? Auburn’s beloved Knee<br />
Deep Brewery makes a Tanilla Porter that delivers amazing aromas of coffee, followed<br />
by a smooth chocolate flavor, and delicate intensity of grade A Tahitian vanilla beans.<br />
While the beer looks dark and<br />
Spanish for “mountain vines,” Plymouth-based Terra d’Oro Winery—home of Montevina—<br />
has been crafting deeply flavored, robust wines that capture the unique character of<br />
Amador County for over 50 years. For more info, visit montevina.com.<br />
Montevina Barbera 2016<br />
ABV: 14.5%<br />
OVERALL RATING: 5<br />
TASTING NOTES: Pours a sultry, deep<br />
violet; medium-bodied; luscious fruit<br />
flavors of black cherry, blackberry,<br />
and pomegranate with toasty oak<br />
characteristics; dry with soft tannins and<br />
just enough acidity; perfect alongside<br />
pizza, pasta, or a cheese plate<br />
PRICE: $12.84<br />
PURCHASE: Raley’s<br />
OVERALL RATING is the average score (out of 5) given by <strong>Style</strong> staff tasters. Ratings should be taken with a grain<br />
of salt, as we are by no means “experts”—just hard-working employees who enjoy imbibing.<br />
bitter, don’t be fooled; with an<br />
IBU (international bitterness<br />
unit) of only 30, it falls pretty<br />
low on the scale. Much like this<br />
month’s recipe, it won’t sit<br />
heavy and pairs particularly<br />
well with sweet treats, thanks<br />
to a subtle carbonation<br />
that allows it to go down<br />
easy. While Knee Deep is<br />
mostly known for their IPAs<br />
and other hoppy beers, this<br />
offering demonstrates the<br />
brewery’s ability to produce<br />
other styles with great<br />
success.<br />
—Greg Salva, 36 Handles<br />
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Recipe excerpted from DELISH © 20<strong>18</strong> Joanna Saltz and the Editors of Delish.<br />
Reproduced by permission of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. All rights reserved.<br />
Photography © Ethan Calabrese. Beer photo courtesy of Knee Deep Brewing<br />
Company. Wine photos courtesy of Trinchero Family Estates.
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Q&A WITH LOCAL COMPANIES<br />
DNA Dance Collective<br />
AMBER RODRIGUEZ, DEREK TROY, AND DANIELLE<br />
BORDEAUX<br />
106 North Sunrise Avenue, Suite C6, <strong>Roseville</strong>, dnadance.co<br />
Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you?<br />
We’re a boutique dance collective focused on providing a<br />
competitive edge for students who wish to grow their fundamental<br />
technique or for those pursuing the next step in the dance industry.<br />
After working in various large recreational dance studios across<br />
California and the East Coast, we all had a similar desire to be a<br />
change agent in the local dance studio/company scene and build<br />
something where current industry education and families were<br />
at the cornerstone. We wanted to build closer relationships to our<br />
dancers, families, and the community by creating a small, safe, and<br />
innovative environment for dancers.<br />
How are you involved with both the community and your<br />
customer?<br />
We plan to have students perform at community events (parades,<br />
festivals, recitals, competitions, etc.). We also volunteer our time<br />
teaching dance programs via master classes and arts-focused<br />
enrichment programs at local elementary schools.<br />
What life accomplishments are you most proud of?<br />
Amber: Having my daughter Penelope. She has been my biggest<br />
triumph and tested my strength in every facet of my life: personal,<br />
emotional, and professional.<br />
Derek: Winning Hip Hop International with Chapkis Dance and<br />
competing in the world hip hop category; it was a once-in-a-lifetime<br />
experience.<br />
Danielle: Traveling overseas to India and China and spreading the love<br />
of dance with the Sacramento Kings dance team. It was a humbling<br />
and incredible experience that I’ll forever cherish and be proud of.<br />
What’s your biggest job perk?<br />
The relationships! We love our DNA family, and the golden rule is<br />
constantly in play in every decision. We treat our dancers with respect,<br />
love, and dignity but also push them to limits they didn't know they had.<br />
The feedback loop is crucial, especially in dance, and while we certainly<br />
give it to our dancers, we expect the same in return from our families.<br />
All Quality Graphics<br />
JESSICA TILLERY<br />
8048 Auburn Boulevard, Suite A, Citrus Heights, 916-735-8225,<br />
allqualitygraphics.com<br />
Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you?<br />
All Quality Graphics (AQG) is a custom screen printing and embroidery<br />
company serving businesses, schools, clubs, teams, churches, and<br />
organizations of all sizes. AQG definitely found me and roped me in!<br />
Never in a million years did I think I would be in the apparel decorating<br />
business.<br />
How are you involved with both the community and your<br />
customer?<br />
We’re members of the local Kiwanis club and chambers of commerce<br />
and are huge supporters of our region’s Little League teams, schools, and<br />
nonprofits. Not only do we decorate uniforms and spirit wear for these<br />
organizations, but we sponsor and volunteer at their events.<br />
Why is your staff the best in the business?<br />
My entire team is educated, extremely passionate, creative, has an<br />
eye for detail, and always has the client’s best interest in mind. We’re<br />
perfectionists and accept nothing less than being the best of the best<br />
and providing unparalleled customer service and the absolute highest<br />
quality products. What’s more, we understand the importance and<br />
impact of a logo or image; a message or slogan printed on a T-shirt or<br />
garment can become a brand, catchphrase, or the talk of the town and<br />
be a powerful marketing tool or inspiration in motion.<br />
What life accomplishments are you most proud of?<br />
Studying abroad during college in Brazil, earning my master's degree,<br />
leaving the corporate world, and taking the plunge to become selfemployed;<br />
most importantly, having and raising a beautiful baby girl.<br />
Where do you go when the going gets tough?<br />
I spend more time in church and in prayer, focusing on Psalm 28:7:<br />
The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in him, and<br />
he helps me.<br />
And finally, customer service is…?<br />
Key! We pride ourselves on stellar customer service and relationships.<br />
DO YOU KNOW THAT OUR EDITORIAL IS NOT PAID FOR, NOR CAN IT BE PURCHASED?<br />
In fact, our Introducing and Eat & Drink section reviews are not paid advertisements. If you’d like your business profiled, please email Megan Wiskus at megan@stylemg.com. Once we<br />
determine when your business will be featured, we will contact you to schedule a time to come out and take a photograph. Thank you!<br />
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GREAT SHOWS. UP CLOSE!<br />
THE CHINESE WARRIORS<br />
OF PEKING<br />
SAT-SUN SEP 22-23<br />
KAUMAKAIWA<br />
KANAKA’OLE<br />
WITH SHAWN PIMENTAL<br />
WED SEP 26<br />
THE KINGSTON TRIO<br />
THE LEGACY TOUR<br />
SUN SEP 30<br />
A NIGHT WITH<br />
JANIS<br />
JOPLIN<br />
WITH MARY BRIDGET<br />
DAVIES AS JANIS<br />
DAKHABRAKHA<br />
UKRAINIAN FOLK-PUNK<br />
TUE OCT 2<br />
CHILDSPLAY: TOMÁS<br />
AND THE LIBRARY LADY<br />
SAT OCT 6<br />
AIDA CUEVAS<br />
AND MARIACHI JUVENIL TECALITLAN<br />
TOTALMENTE JUAN GABRIEL<br />
SUN OCT 7<br />
SOWETO GOSPEL CHOIR:<br />
SONGS OF THE FREE<br />
TUE OCT 9<br />
FRI-SUN OCT 12-14<br />
Like a comet that burns far too<br />
brightly to last, Janis Joplin<br />
exploded onto the music scene<br />
in 1967 and, almost overnight,<br />
became the queen of rock &<br />
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filled with raw emotion and<br />
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made her a must-see headliner<br />
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Now you’re invited to share an<br />
evening with the woman and her<br />
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