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Loved and Adored: I Know, Right?!

Submitted by Autism: Life on the Spectrum
Monday, February 20th, 2012, 1:07pm
Loved and Adored: I Know, Right?!

The screensaver on my computer rotates randomly through the photos in my "Pictures" folders. Needless to say, many (most) of these pictures are of Jack. Many times I'll be passing by the laptop or sitting down to do something and be captivated by the photo on the screen. "Awwww, look how cute you were!"

This morning I caught a photo of Jack's first haircut. "Awwww, look how cute you were!"

"Yeah, yeah," groans Jack. "You always say that. Why do you have so many pictures of me when I was a baby?"

"Because you are loved and adored!" I told him.

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Roseville tattoo shop donates time, proceeds to kids

Submitted by Paul Janes, News 10 Web Producer
Sunday, February 19th, 2012, 5:29pm

ROSEVILLE, CA - The eleventh annual Wild Bill's Tattoo-a-Thon was held in Roseville on Saturday from 8 a.m. to midnight with 100 percent of the day's proceeds going to the UC Davis Children's Hospital.

30 tattoo artists volunteered to work 16 hours straight with all of their proceeds, including tips, benefiting the hospital.

According to Wild Bill's owner, Bill Hill, last year's event raised more than $15,000, with artists tattooing and piercing more than 100 people for charity.

To date, the event has raised approximately $125,000 for the Children's Hospital.

In recognition of the shop's efforts, the hospital named part of the new pediatric intensive care unit after Wild Bill's.

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Carmichael woman reported missing

Submitted by News10 Web Staff
Friday, February 17th, 2012, 6:07pm

CARMICHAEL, CA - The disappearance of a Carmichael woman last seen on security camera video at an Indian casino Wednesday night is being called highly unusual by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department.

Deputy Jason Ramos said Melodie Benton, 55, is considered at risk because no one has heard from her and that is very out of character with her usual behavior.

Benton is Native-American, 5 feet 3 inches tall and about 150 pounds. She has long, straight, black hair and brown eyes.

When seen at the Red Hawk Casino in Shingle Springs about 8 p.m. Wednesday, Benton wore a bright green vest over a black turtleneck top and a black hoodie with white trim. She appeared to be alone, Ramos said.

Benton's car is a red and silver 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, California license plate number 4XOS962. There's a black Tasmanian devil decal on the driver-side rear quarter panel.

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March Army Of Angels Meeting-National Chapter/Greater Sacramento Region

Submitted by Kathleen Moore
Friday, February 17th, 2012, 1:42pm
March Army Of Angels Meeting-National Chapter/Greater Sacramento Region

Sacramento/Placer,CA.-The ARMY OF ANGELS, a international coalition of child advocacy volunteers,professionals,groups,businesses and organizations will host their monthly meeting Tuesday evening March 6th from 6:00-8:30 P.M. at 5690 Mesa Verde Circle Rocklin,CA.

The gathering will include pot luck dinner,review of current projects (Lucky Charms,Easter Bundles and National Child Abuse Prevention Month) as well as an opportunity to create St. Patricks Day gift bags for area foster/adopted children with special needs.

Anyone planning on attending may affirm participation by phone (916-259-4396) and is asked to bring a dinner dish along with St. Patricks Day supplies (wrapped candy, stickers, crayons, pencils,small toys.cellophane bags etc…).

April is recognized from coast to coast as National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time devoted to this critically important cause.

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NID Hosts Celebration, Open House at Lincoln Fish Passage Project

Submitted by Amy Jacobson Kurokawa, Multimedia Producer
Thursday, February 16th, 2012, 2:33pm
NID Hosts Celebration, Open House at Lincoln Fish Passage Project

Completion of an innovative project to improve fish migration on Auburn Ravine Creek will be celebrated on Feb. 29 at an open house hosted by the Nevada Irrigation District.

The Wednesday afternoon event will take place at 2 p.m. at NID’s Auburn Ravine Fish Passage Project located in the Lincoln Crossing Nature Preserve just west of Highway 65. Access is via Mossdale Court.

Scheduled speakers include NID Division IV Director Jim Bachman, of Lincoln; NID General Manager Ron Nelson, Placer County Supervisor Robert Weygandt, Dry Creek Conservancy Executive Director Greg Bates, Rick Radoff, former president of Granite Bay Flycasters; and Shawn Hammond, project manager for contractor Preston Pipelines.

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Yuba City shooter, victim were in-laws

Submitted by Paul Janes, News 10 Web Producer
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012, 4:19pm

YUBA CITY, CA - The man and one of the women involved in Tuesday's fatal shooting in Yuba City were brother and sister-in-laws, according to Yuba City police.

STORY: 3 dead, 1 injured in Yuba City shooting

Spokeswoman Shawna Pavey said Janis Lyn Williams was married to Steven G. Williams' brother. The two had been living together in the home on B Street since Steven Williams left Las Vegas about a year ago.

On Monday, Steven went to the back of the home following an argument with Janis, returned with a gun and shot three women inside the home at the time, Pavey said.

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2 nabbed in Roseville home burglaries

Submitted by News10 Web Staff
Wednesday, February 15th, 2012, 3:24pm

ROSEVILLE, CA - Roseville police may have interrupted a string of burglaries in northeast Roseville committed while residents were at home.

Monday morning at 5:12, a witness reported seeing an SUV parked the wrong direction in front of a neighbor's home on Milstead Way and an unknown man going up to the home, said police spokeswoman Officer Dee Dee Gunther. Officers responded and arrested Daniel Richard Emard, 28, of Roseville, on suspicion of burglary of an occupied building.

Later that morning, a resident interrupted a burglary at her home on Stone Canyon Drive in Rocklin. Gunther said the resident found a burglar in her living room with her jewelry box in hand. She tried to grab the jewelry box and the burglar ran out the back door.

Gunther said Rocklin police and Roseville police developed information to check a home in Rocklin where they arrested suspect Alexander Michael Souron, 21, and recovered stolen items.

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