Saturday November 12th, from Noon to 3 p.m., there will be a demonstration to pressure the City of Rocklin to purchase a 9 acre commercially zoned parcel of land to preserve the 400 oak trees and use as a passive park.

The parcel is being offered by the bank that foreclosed on it and bids must be received by Nov. 16th.

This is a rare opportunity to purchase the land at an auction price of $695,000!

We expect dozens of citizens from neighbors to Sierra College students to protest the City of Rocklin's treatment of it's natural resources in their pro-development zeal!

Lakeside Little Leaguers in Granite Bay can now walk onto a completely renovated baseball field thanks to Chevrolet, the Scotts Company and a local woman who entered the league into a national contest.  

Coker-Ewing Field at Feist Park was formally dedicated during last week's ceremony after becoming one of five youth baseball fields in the country to be renovated with major-league quality materials through the “Building Diamonds and Dreams” contest sponsored by Chevrolet and the Scotts Company. Marie Kennedy of Granite Bay entered Lakeside Little League into the contest “for fun” when she came across it online.

The refurbishments focused on the aesthetics and playability of the field by providing major-league quality materials.