California's Capital Region: The Sacramento Valley

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CALIFORNIA’S CAPITAL REGION - THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY 170
STRONG BUSINESS Retail and commercial establishments offer the Capital Region an impressive variety of choices. U.S. Bank ........................................................................................................................172 McCreey’s Home Furnishings. ..............................................................................................176 Quick Quack Car Wash...........................................................................................179 Integrative Women’s Healthcare Caring for Women Wellness Center Michael P. Goodman, MD, FACOG .................................................................180 Emigh Ace Hardware ..............................................................................................182 Owen-Dunn Insurance Services ................................................................................184 Five Star Bank ......................................................................................................186 Golden 1 Credit Union ...........................................................................................188 The Natoma Company-Property Management Services..................................................190 Sun City Lincoln Hills............................................................................................192 Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel............................................................................194 Rita Gibson Insurance & Investment Services, Inc.......................................................196 Denio’s Roseville Farmers Market & Swap Meet..........................................................198 Hornblowers Cruises & Events.................................................................................199 COVA Hotel..........................................................................................................200 A-One Bookkeeping & Tax.......................................................................................201 Fort Sutter Automotive, Inc.....................................................................................202 Eisley Nursery ......................................................................................................203 Nugget Market, Inc................................................................................................204 The Munirs Company .............................................................................................205 Rio City Café........................................................................................................206 River City Bank ....................................................................................................207 CAPITAL REGION PARTNERS - STRONG BUSINESS 171
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CALIFORNIA’S CAPITAL REGION The S
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CALIFORNIA’S CAPITAL REGION The S
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Legacy Sponsors .
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INTRODUCTION BY MAYOR DARRELL STEIN
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CHAPTER ONE 7
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economy by attracting metalsmiths,
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Sutter, Jr., and brother of future
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt in
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Early Sacramento. COURTESY OF THE L
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T HE B IG F OUR “The Big Four”
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T HE S CHOOLHOUSE The Old Sacrament
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P ARISIAN I NSPIRED The architectur
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T RAIN T IME The California State R
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CHAPTER TWO 25
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A KING’ S S UNSET The Delta King
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T HE W ATCHMEN Sacramento’s skyli
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E LKS T OWER In the 1920s Sacrament
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S ACRAMENTO V ALLEY S TATION Sacram
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B EAUX A RTS The Jesse M. Unruh bui
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S PANISH S UNSET The Westminster Pr
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C ESAR E. CHAVEZ P LAZA Named after
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T HE E SQUIRE The 1940s Art Deco Es
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C ALIFORNIA’ S H EARTBEAT The Sac
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T HESE H ALLS D O S PEAK The variou
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T HE C ALIFORNIA A SSEMBLY The Cali
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G ATEWAY TO AN I NDOMITABLE C ITY O
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G OVERNOR’ S M ANSION Official ho
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M IDTOWN C ULTURE The Sofia Tsakopo
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T HE H ANDLE D ISTRICT The Handle D
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I NSIDE THE F ORT At the center of
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T REESCAPE The California State Uni
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S ACRAMENTO’ S W ATER S OURCE The
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C AL E XPO The early California leg
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T HE Z IGGURAT On the shores of the
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R OBERT T. MATSUI W ATERFRONT P ARK
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I SLETON M OONRISE In 1874 Josiah P
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L OCKE Locke is located in the prim
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W ALNUT G ROVE Walnut Grove was est
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P OWERED BY THE P EOPLE Davis, Cali
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C ENTRAL P ARK G ARDENS The Davis C
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O KTOBERFEST Davis residents join i
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F OLSOM Joseph Libby Folsom origina
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CHAPTER THREE 83
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J OHNNY C ASH T RAIL In 2014 the Ci
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F OOTPRINTS IN F OLSOM Folsom Lake
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H OME IN THE H ILLS Folsom is locat
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L AKE N ATOMA S UNSET Paved cycling
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G OLDEN R AINBOW B RIDGE Folsom’s
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T HE D ELICATE S PAN Folsom’s Rai
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CHAPTER THREE 97
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L AW & ORDER IN G OLD C OUNTRY The
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O LD T OWN A UBURN From the discove
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C ALIFORNIA’ S E ARLY F IREFIGHTE
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CHAPTER THREE 105
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N ORTH F ORK A MERICAN R IVER The N
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R AGING W ATERS Lake Clementine is
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P LACERVILLE Nearby Sutter’s Mill
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G OLD R USH S UNSET Placerville bec
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A N A PPLE A D AY In the early 1960
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CHAPTER THREE 117
Page 121 and 122: T HE F ARM S TAND Boa Vista Orchard
Page 123 and 124: N EVADA C ITY An early Gold Rush to
Page 125 and 126: L IVING H ISTORY Nevada City has a
Page 127 and 128: T AHOE T OURISM Lake Tahoe is a maj
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Page 135 and 136: W AVES OF G RAIN Grain corn is grow
Page 137 and 138: G OLD R USH G RAPES The Sierra Foot
Page 139 and 140: • Serving as the region’s early
Page 141 and 142: CAPITAL REGION PARTNERS Profiles of
Page 143 and 144: VIBRANT COMMUNITY Healthcare leader
Page 145 and 146: Left: Sharing little moments brings
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Page 149 and 150: • 1950, Sacramento County: Volunt
Page 151 and 152: • To promote and provide programs
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Page 155 and 156: How do you get volunteers to donate
Page 157 and 158: • 1980 Twin Lakes Community Hospi
Page 159 and 160: program with rare in-utero surgical
Page 161 and 162: gastrointestinal tract, cardiovascu
Page 163 and 164: conservatory of music, and schools
Page 165 and 166: Saint Anna Greek Orthodox Christian
Page 167 and 168: One of the universal threads that b
Page 169 and 170: The Capital Region’s Workforce De
Page 171: Since its origins in 1973, as a sma
Page 175 and 176: U.S Bank volunteers helping the com
Page 177 and 178: U.S. Bank Main Branch. Management,
Page 179 and 180: Today, McCreery’s Home Furnishing
Page 181 and 182: The success of Quick Quack Car Wash
Page 183 and 184: textbook, Female Genital Plastic an
Page 185 and 186: Upon the death of Colby in 1980, hi
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Page 191 and 192: credit union to be chartered in all
Page 193 and 194: ecause he charged interest. The bus
Page 195 and 196: At the Kilaga Springs Lodge, the pu
Page 197 and 198: The remodel, which was completed in
Page 199 and 200: care plans that pay for personal ca
Page 201 and 202: If you are searching for a memorabl
Page 203 and 204: Nevada County, California, is situa
Page 205 and 206: Adam Ray and Sarah Lola Eisley move
Page 207 and 208: If you really want to take an in-de
Page 209 and 210: Named one of Sacramento Business Jo
Page 211 and 212: BUILDING A BETTER CAPITAL REGION Se
Page 213 and 214: the ground up, including the main p
Page 215 and 216: apprentices who are chosen for reli
Page 217 and 218: elationships with clients, industry
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Page 221 and 222: there. He has constantly adapted to
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percent of its power mix. Having al
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Achieving dreams to build a better
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equipment, garbage trucks, conveyor
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Whether general contracation or con
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When Wiese retired in 2007, Dericks
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR AND PHOTOGRAPHER M
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ISBN: 978-1-944891-64-0 LEADERSHIP
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