WHO: The Center for the Arts presents

WHAT:  Led Kaapana and Mike Kaawa

WHEN: Saturday, June 8, 8:00PM

WHERE: The Center for the Arts
        314 W Main Street, Grass Valley, CA  95945

TICKETS: $18 members, $20 non-member
        The Center Box Office - 530-274-8384 ext 14
        BriarPatch Co-op Community Market - 530-272-5333
        Tickets online at www.thecenterforthearts.org

WEBPAGE: www.thecenterforthearts.org
        http://thecenterforthearts.org/led-kaapana-and-mike-kaawa
        http://www.ledkaapa

Jennifer Cheng

Bursting with peak-season sweetness, blueberries are packed with antioxidants — and this Friday, May 31st, they’ll come packed with a great price, too! You’ll be able to pick up pints of organic blueberry goodness for $1.99 in our US and Canada stores.

Availability and limits may vary by region, so you can contact your store for details. While supplies last. Most of our stores do not provide rain checks for sales like this. This sale is applicable to our stores in the US and Canada.

These organic blueberries are ready and ripe to enjoy right now. How do we know? Our produce buyers and field inspectors work closely with growers to find the “berry best” in flavor, color, size and freshness.

What to do after you’ve stocked up on pints of organic blueberries from this Friday’s sale?... Read More

Tilly, a big shaggy black Newfoundland dog, ambles into Sutter Roseville Medical Center by the side of her owner and handler, Sherri Smith. The two are visiting patients in the medical center to bring some comfort and happiness to an otherwise routine medical stay. 

The program is a new service within Sutter Roseville Medical Center’s Auxiliary Volunteer Services. Tilly and Sherri became members of the hospital Auxiliary in order to participate in the pet therapy program.

Five year old Tilly, who is friendly and calm, fits the criteria for a therapy dog as she does very well in strange settings.  Even so, she had to undergo training to be a therapy dog and afterward had to pass a test for certification. 

Tilly began visiting patients three years ago at Ohio State University Medical Center where she was the first dog to visit patients in the medical center’s burn unit.