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TELL US - Are you disappointed in local news coverage?

TELL US - Are you disappointed in local news coverage?

The Associated Press reported on a new study from the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism that states that a third of consumers are disappointed in news coverage.

In short, the AP article mentioned that many of the consumers said there were fewer or less complete stories and that local news has become increasingly focused on weather, sports and traffic.

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Lifetime Achievement Honor Goes To Two From America’s Most Wanted

Lifetime Achievement Honor Goes To Two From America’s Most Wanted

 Roger Chiang & John Walsh Receive National Award In Sacramento

Known around the world for the innovative work they do engaging the public in fighting crime, America’s Most Wanted’s top talent and lead producer will be honored in Sacramento during the Heroes With Heart Gala, a special part of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.The accommodation being presented to them by Charles Stecker founder of the International Child Abuse Prevention Task Force ,a major partner in the 50 state campaign to eliminate crimes against children.

“I am looking forward to coming to Sacramento for the National Child Abuse Prevention Month Opening Ceremonies” explains Chiang who will be in town for not only the gala but also the other three Opening Ceremonies events, all being put on by Army Of Angels.Chiang will accept the honor personally and be joined by John Walsh who will visit the function V

Roseville Celebrity Chili Cook-Off To Be March 15

Roseville Celebrity Chili Cook-Off To Be March 15

Proceeds to Benefit Two Organizations Helping Teens; Local Elected Officials Among Competitors

 

ROSEVILLE – Twenty local community leaders will put on their chefs’ aprons and go head-to-head in a special chili cook-off to benefit two organizations that serve Placer County youth.

The 2013 Roseville Celebrity Chili Cook-Off will be held on Friday, March 15, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Maidu Community Center. Tickets are $20 if purchased in advance; $25 at the door if available. Children 8 and under are free.

This is the second year for the chili cook-off, with last year’s event raising about $20,000 for anti-bullying programs and to support Campus Life and the Coalition for Placer Youth. Fox 40 Morning Host Paul Robins, Roseville Mayor Susan Rohan and Sierra College President Willy Duncan will be among this year’s chefs.

Thank You To Our New And Renewing Members!

Thank You To Our New And Renewing Members!

The Roseville Chamber of Commerce ... Read More

Community 1st Bank Appoints Peter Raffetto to Board of Directors

Community 1st Bank Appoints Peter Raffetto to Board of Directors

Community 1st Bank has announced the addition of longtime banking executive Peter Raffetto to the Bank’s Board of Directors.

Raffetto grew up in Auburn, graduated from Placer High School, and earned a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in finance at University of California, Berkeley.

He enjoyed an extensive and prestigious banking career in the Sacramento region that spanned more than 35 years.

“We are honored to welcome someone of Peter Raffetto’s stature to Community 1st Bank. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise regarding the banking industry to our Board,” said Robert Haydon, President and Chief Executive Officer.

“This is an exciting time to join the Board at Community 1st Bank, a challenging time for the banking industry and the market I served through my entire banking career,” Raffetto said.

Kiwanis Clubs Connect Globally For Children's Cause

Kiwanis Clubs Connect Globally For Children's Cause

 

Collaborative With Army Of Angels Helps To Eliminate Child Abuse

“This is really a match made in heaven “says Max Woodford of Citrus Heights, board member for the town’s Kiwanis Club and also advisor for their youth group (known as Key Club).”It is absolutely amazing to see Kiwanis chapters all over the world join forces with Army Of Angels groups globally in helping to produce the National Child Abuse Prevention Month campaign, including Kross Kountry-4-Kids A Journey-4-Justice (the two week motorcycle ride that travels from Sacramento to Washington DC and back carrying with them a nine panel quilt tribute to young crime victims and their family members).

Each Kiwanis chapter involved in the massive world wide effort has accepted their own area to contribute, while also working collectively to make

Thank You To Our New And Renewing Members!

Thank You To Our New And Renewing Members!

The Roseville Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following members ... Read More