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Post Abortion Support Study
ARE YOU GRIEVING THE LOSS OF AN ABORTED CHILD?
KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS? COME JOIN OUR "FORGIVEN AND SET FREE" 8 week post abortion bible study starting the week of February 18th. No charge, but registration is required. ALL ARE WELCOME. Time and day of week to be determined. For more information call 736-9600 or Vicki Harrington 768-1765. All information is confidential.
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| 09:30 AM - 03:00 PM |
Easter Brunch at Camps Restaurant at Greenhorn Creek
Angels Camp, CA...Camps Restaurant at Greenhorn Creek resort offers award-winning dining, with a menu that highlights the comfort of tradition, along with the flair of contemporary cuisine, accentuated by local, seasonal ingredients. Service is extraordinary, executed gracefully, and is only matched by the warmth and friendliness of the staff.
Camps has a carefully curated wine list featuring many of The Sierra Foothills’ local wineries, boasts a bar that is abuzz with an exciting array of specialty cocktails, and an excellent selection of draft beers. The restaurant features an elegant main dining room, an outdoor patio, and a more intimate dining experience in our Mark Twain Library. The grounds are appointed with Bocce Ball Courts, equipped with an outside bar and seasonal wood-fired oven offering authentic Neapolitan style pizza. The Wisteria Arbor, perfect for weddings and outdoor events, and it is all nestled amid one of the most picturesque settings in the Sierra Foothills.
Pizza Oven and Beer Garden open April 14th 11:00-5:00 every Saturday & Sunday
Schedule your next gathering here at Camps Restaurant.
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| 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
Cooking Class at Marisolio- Soft Cheese Spectactular
This class will be taught by Judy Creighton, otherwise known as the Cheese Lady. Judy is a cheese educator and former owner of a cheese and wine shop in San Francisco for over 25 years, she also is a cheese buyer at Lavender Ridge Cheese Market in Murphys, CA. Judy will be demonstrating fondue, toasted cheese sandwiches, and macaroni and cheese. A cheese lesson about meltable cheeses with a cheese plate tasting will also be included. $40 per person
Friday March 30
One Class Only 6pm-8pm
Classes are held at Marisolio Tasting Bar
488 Main Street, Murphys, CA
Call Marisolio at 209-728-8853 to make your reservation.
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| 11:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
Guided Tours of Ironstone Vineyards
Murphys, CA...Take a complimentary guided tour beginning in the tasting room (offered Wednesday – Sunday only) at 1:30 pm. Or take the self-guided tour. Print out the self-guided map here. Ironstone is open Daily from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day
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| 12:00 PM - 04:00 PM |
Murphys Old Timers Museum Will Display "Cattle in the Sierras " Through April
Murphys, CA...Funded by a California Stories grant from California Humanities, the Murphys Old Timers Museum, has produced an exhibit on the long-established practice of transhumance in the California Foothills and Sierra Nevada. Since gold was discovered in California in the winter of 1848, cattle have roamed the foothills in winter and spring, summered in the rich grasslands of the Sierra Nevada, and returned to their lowland homes in the fall. This annual pattern (transhumance), with established ranches and farms in the lower elevations and summer camps and pasturages in the high mountain meadows, is rapidly disappearing. Threatened with the diminishing price of beef to producers, difficulties in transporting livestock to their summer ranges, and environmental regulations, this 160-year old California tradition may disappear in the near future. Proponents of grazing argue that this will result in loss of mountain meadows and ponds as well as lowland ranches with their grass ranges to residential sprawl. Some environmental and hiking groups contend that livestock grazing in the mountains has led to degradation of streams and native ecosystems. The exhibit, and a video, recount the stories of historic cattle ranching in the California foothills and its battle to stay alive in the face of current environmental and economic challenges, also addressing the effects of its continued operation on mountain ecosystems. Utilizing historical and current photographs and the installation of a 1911 high country cow camp, this exhibit argues that by working together to solve grazing issues, ranchers, the Forest Service, scientists, environmental groups, and the public can resolve their differences, resulting in a win-win for all. A 15-minute video, presenting both sides of the issue and a hope for reconciliation, is forthcoming.
The exhibit will be on display at the Murphys Old Timers Museum, 470 Main Street, Murphys Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 12 pm to 4 pm through April 29, 2018. Call for more info 728-1160.
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