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Traci Newell

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As seen in: The Union, Lincoln News Messenger, Auburn Journal, Los Altos Town Crier, The Folsom Telegraph, The Roseville Press Tribune, Placer Herald, The Loomis News
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Auburn taking first steps in its General Plan update

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By Traci Newell
| The Union Verified
The city of Auburn has started work to update its 30-year-old General Plan document with plans to engage the community coming in early 2024. The Auburn City Council heard from Barry Miller of Barry Miller & Associates, the contractor hired to take the city through the 18-month process, earlier this month. “This is about the growth and development of the city and the management and land use,” Miller said. “It’s a 20-year plan.
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Santa Rita students put on Kranky Kids Radio Show

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By Traci Newell
| Los Altos Town Crier Verified
Few radio shows are geared toward children, but a group of Santa Rita School students is on a mission to change that. Each week, students in the Kranky Kids Radio Club – with guidance from neighborhood volunteer and program producer Lishka DeVoss – host the Kranky Kids Radio Show on KZSU, Stanford University’s radio station.
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LASD moves forward with replacing Egan roof

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By Traci Newell
| Los Altos Town Crier Verified
The roof of the two-story classroom building at Egan Junior High School has been leaking during the rainy season, prompting Los Altos School District officials to take action to remedy the situation. After a lengthy discussion about grants and public funds district officials could seek to fund the project, trustees last month approved opening the repair work to bids for completion over the summer.
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