Ledger Dispatch
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A weekly full service newspaper serving Amador County. Printed publication occurs every Friday. The Ledger Dispatch has been in operation since 1855. All of the archives from 1855 to current edition are accessible on the Ledger Dispatch website. We are the adjudicated newspaper serving Amador and Calaveras Counties in Northern California. Our offices are located at 106, Water Street in Jackson, CA, 95642. Source
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Search ArticlesJudge denies bail for man charged with murder of Victoria Marquina
Joshua Martinez, the 28-year-old man charged with the murder of Sutter Creek teen Victoria Marquina, was denied bail by a San Joaquin County Superior Court Judge on Monday, September 21.
Man charged with attempted murder following altercation at Kirkwood employee housing area
A Maine man remains in custody at Amador County Jail after being charged with attempted murder following an altercation at the Kirkwood Mountain Resort employee housing area earlier this month. According to a report by the Amador County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO), on Friday, September 4, around 6:45 p.m., ACSO deputies responded to the report of a possible stabbing at the Kirkwood Mountain Resort employee housing area.
Remedy Band at The Yard — Saturday, September 26
Remedy has been entertaining audiences and keeping dance floors packed throughout Northern California for over 30 years. Drawing on a wealth of experience from performing with numerous local bands and musical groups, the members of Remedy bring seasoned musicianship, strong vocals, and a passion for live entertainment to every show.
Stealing the Covers Band Live at The Yard — Friday, September 25
Hailing from nearby Ione, Stealing The Covers is a talented five-piece rock and alternative rock cover band delivering crowd-favorite hits with a fresh, high-energy sound. Whether you’re into classic rock, alternative favorites, or just love great live music, they’re ready to keep the good times rolling all evening.
Big Nights at the Little Red Barn — Saturday, September 26
Big Nights at the Little Red Barn is back for its final round on Saturday, September 26th from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Entry is free, but reserve your complimentary ticket to guarantee dinner availability! (And help Chef Ivan Manthu of Todo Al Grill plan out his kitchen!) He’ll be serving up Mexican favorites — tacos, quesabirria, and whatever else he’s feeling that night. Grab a glass of wine, find your spot, and let the evening take care of itself.
Amador County A New Star is Born: Meet Baby of the Year Hopeful Penelope
Penelope "Sweet P" Snyder has officially advanced to the 10 round of The Honest Company's national Baby of the Year competition. Bright, bold, and effervescent, Penelope is a fearless go-getter who radiates with a rare, pure-hearted warmth. Confident and determined, Penelope is unafraid to speak her mind. To Penelope, everyone is welcome, and no one is a stranger. She greets everyone she meets and is quick to make new friends.
Meet the Makers at Quyle Kilns during the Calaveras Creative Crawl — October 3 & 4
What does a watercolor painting look like before the paint dries? How does a lump of clay become a finished pot? Visitors to Quyle Kilns during the Calaveras Creative Crawl can find out by watching local artists at work and talking with them about what they make and how they make it.
Winemaker Dinner Under the Harvest Moon — Friday, September 25
Drytown Cellars invites you to their Winemaker Dinner Under the Harvest Moon on Friday, September 25th. We are excited to invite you to our Winemaker Dinner featuring our wine and Foothill Kitchen’s delicious food! Get your tickets today from our website before they sell out! Open every day for tastings! Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Friday through Sunday 11 a.m 5 p.m. at Drytown Cellars,16030 Highway 49 in Drytown.
Bonsai Styling of Lodgepole Pine at Free Club Demo — Saturday, October 3
Sam Adina, a highly respected area bonsai expert, will demonstrate styling a lodgepole pine tree at the Mother Lode Bonsai Club’s Saturday, October 3 meeting. His free public presentation will follow the club’s monthly meeting at 10 a.m. at the San Andreas Central Library, 1299 Gold Hunter Road (off Mountain Ranch Road) in San Andreas. Adina, who is also the sensei (teacher) for the Modesto Bonsai Club, has been raising and teaching bonsai design for over 25 years.
Ione Police Department National Night Out — Tuesday, October 6
Ione Police Department presents National Night Out on Tuesday, October 6th from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Perry Earl Park in Ione. Join us for an evening of community, connection, and fun! Meet your local first responders, police and fire vehicles, emergency preparedness, community resources, family activities, games for kids, food and refreshments, resource booths. Bring your family and meet the people who help keep our community safe, healthy, and connected. This is a free event, all are welcome.