email us if we can we will cover will it make sense that pilots of flight experimental aircraft would not just want any kind of sign in front of the airport so when members of the local chapter of the experimental aircraft association learned in nevada county airport was going to replace its sign in front of the terminal they sprung into action we don't want another glued together sign said pilot and associate member jim this one hopefully will last a bit and it's would it weighs two hundred pounds braddock's employees jaida and aaron byers donated the piece of my hobby that were used as well as the machine needed to at their zero words a custom window and door shop located outside nevada city car malo designed the airport sign using the soup of an airplane instrument panel and lauren chamberlain painted braddock he devil  about the group go online to debbie debbie debbie diy a eleven seventy five dollar work and invasive freshwater muscle from black seas pose a threat to nevada in your edition district waterways just this summer is approaching seven i gave board president george lipsey recreational boats carrying zebra mussels could in fact and id's of her mountain reservoirs that supply the bulk of the water agency's drinking and agricultural water supplies are considered a global pass the species can cause environmental damage by disrupting the natural food chains and releasing toxins that affect other aquatic species according to california department of fish and game we have no way of protecting the waters people kids and advertently spread this muscle and not know what they're doing lipsticks said the idea is worried about mussels infesting waterways such as roland's and scott's flat as well as more remote locations including jackson meadow and bowman reservoir lips again division two directors john drew well discussed zebra mus mussels were most likely transported to the united states by ocean brown ships they were first discovered in united states nine hundred eighty eight and spread throughout the eastern states cousin chemical logical and economic loss in the great lakes and mississippi river basin u s department of state estimates muscle invasion cost taxpayers millions of dollars each year in jan bush and discoveries are muscles in a reservoir in ten benita callant county one of the california department of fish and game and water resources so far the central valley reservoir is the only one in the state where the molluscs have been detected by mussels and irrigation systems that clive small diameter pipe said pete wiser of the department of water resources it would be an expensive nuisance at lake tahoe from may sixteenth to labor day boaters should expect random watercraft inspectors at public want sites around the lake to prevent the spread of mussels according to the whole resource going for zation conservation district in california we have been stressing the importance of clean drain and dry your boat it's good for your boat and critical to the environment said susan tell us department of fish and game invasion species coordinator a placer county group has filed a complaint with the federal elections commission alleging the campaign of the congressional candidate tom mcclintock solicited illegal campaign contributions from southern california indian gaming tribes contacts campaign countered monday saying the allegation from the group back in chief rival drug policy and for placer county supervisors was ludicrous because no contributions have occurred this is a desperate attempt by a drowning campaign said mcclintock spokesman stan devereaux it's like protesting on pars call when the game was in plain sight in the complaint placer county supervisors rocky rock home kirk ruler jim holmes and robert weygand all of them have endorsed o c for the republican nomination for the fourth district house of representatives seat also running for the g o p nomination to succeed republican john doolittle republican from roseville is ted turbos here to cedar ridge and susan and jones of sacramento on the democratic side charlie brown roseville is the front runner against john wolf gramm of the forest hill area osaze campaign schmidt's group said steve doing so listen to their alleged contributions from southern california tribes just minutes after mcclintock asked for legitimate donations devereux said dane was not in the meeting with the and one grass family resident mary steele noticed that the road by her house was wet sunday evening she thought the neighbors had washed their car but a broken pipeline on columbia avenue not pictured in this picture is just a joint wired image sent gallons of water gushing down wall street by monday morning grass valley department of public works close columbia avenue soon after steele reported the leaks and by eight a m workers were on the scene with a backhoe and service truck replacing the damage pipeline through a four feet by three foot hole in the road to our work takes about eight hours said ray clark lead distributed distribution operator with the city of grass valley city would replace about twenty five feet of pipeline the water service to the house split in the middle of the road clark said referring to steele's home at the intersection of watch and columbia pike that's in there was probably thirty years old this stuff is no tory's for splitting once it gets all city  valley had replaced the pipelines of all the adjacent houses except for the one that broke they missed this one for some reason he said the water supply to steeles house was shut off eight fifteen a m to eleven thirty a m on monday but still said she was surprised and happy by the prompt action city took to address the problem she said she's on tao's for about seven years such an incident never happened before burma at least fifty thousand people are feared dead following do devastating saigon another thirty thousand people are still missing and agencies estimate as many as one million people may be without shelter the storm had burned on friday night for over ten hours when traveling up two  forty three thousand people died in bangladesh on monday burma's military junta said it wouldn't allow some foreign aid groups to enter the country australia foreign affairs minister stephen smith offered assistance he said was we have very grave difficulties with the regime in burma we have over the period of been continuing to render modest humanitarian assistance directly to the people of burma so we stand ready willing and able to assist in conjunction with the united nations and relevant agencies in washington first lady laura bush announced the u s government would send two hundred fifty thousand dollars in emergency aid meanwhile president bush is expected to sign legislation today word in a congressional gold medal to burma's jailed pro democracy leader  kyi on saturday burma is scheduled to hold a controversial referendum to rewrite the nation's constitution exiled opposition activists so on of the national council of union of burma urged the military junta to postpone  survivors main needs are met and the richard regime can proceed with the scheduled referendum and this time under free and fair conditions and including the presence of international monitors burma's military regime initially said it would proceed with the referendum but now just said the vote will be postponed in forty seven towns hardest hit by the cycle and in the united states voters head to the polls yesterday in north carolina and indiana for two closely contested primary her clinton at cambridge and rally in greenville north carolina senator clinton said she is best suited to win in november she also said i believe that i would be the best president and the strongest candidate against senator mccain and ultimately this is about getting to two hundred seventy electoral votes if the democratic party had the same rules as the republican party i would already be the nominee despite a series of recent setbacks senator obama said he still expects to win the nomination he said obviously we're focusing right now on indiana and north carolina i don't like to get too far ahead of myself that's why i think we've done well we is we times coming under criticism for publishing an article based solely on unnamed sources suggesting that the lebanese group hezbollah is training iraqi militants inside iran article said michael gordon was published on monday why michael horrendous error of judgment bad journalism committed by michael gordon judith miller and others at the new york times who turn the paper into a conduit for foreign stories sold the war in iraq started air force colonel sam gardiner said he feels the article in monday jamie colby of fox news he said i think this is a case where the use of military force against a training camp to show their range were simply not going to tolerate this is really the most prudent thing to do and then the ball would be in iran's court to draw the appropriate  lesson to stop arming our troops jamie colby said ambassador john bolton a good message to end on thank you very much meanwhile iran has reportedly suspended talks in the united states to discuss iraqi security going to the new york times iran called off the talks to protest the ongoing u s offensive against shiite iraqis in there yet and the u s government's top psychiatric researcher estimates the number of suicides among veterans of the wars in iraq and afghanistan may exceed the combat death toll of the wars because of inadequate mental health care thomas insel director of national institute of mental  better marilyn said community mental health centers have failed to provide adequate care to veterans a recent study by the rand corporation determined that twenty percent return in u s soldiers have post traumatic stress disorder or depression and only half of them receive treatment house veterans affairs committee is holding a hearing this morning on the issue of veterans suicides steve rathbun from the university of georgia will be testifying according to his research as many as one hundred twenty veterans are committing suicide every week and attempt advisor to u n c secretary general ban ki moon has urged the united states and other nations to overall good system for sending food aid to countries in need professor jeffrey sachs said countries should be given resources to help grow their own food he also said if you help them to grow more food rather than shipping food aid you're producing excluded from party if you ship food aid you'll meet one fifth of the food  people will suffer will be very expensive and you'll do nothing to help them get out of poverty jeffrey sachs also said the united states and europe should cut back on production of biofuels he said the second thing i believe we need to cut back significantly on our barfield programs which were understandable at a time of much lower food prices and larger food stocks but do not make sense now and global food scarcity conditions in the united states as much as one third of the maize crops this year will go to gas tanks and this is a huge blow to the world food supply and iraqi man was sued has sued two u s military contractors claiming he was repeatedly tortured while being held a double grave prison in the lawsuit outside the prison and in five cities across the states since the supreme court ruled three weeks ago states have scares it was fourteen more excuses to take place over the next six months meanwhile in north carolina an innocent man has been released after spending fourteen years in death row eleven both jones it's a fifth death row prisoner to be exonerated in the united states in the past eleven months and a new book on m hundred five in other prison it is a coalition of groups in california are filing a lawsuit today to stop the state from borrowing twelve billion dollars to build fifty three thousand new prison beds expansion is considered to be the largest prison construction in u history california has opened twenty three new prisons in the past twenty three years leading the opposition to the prison funding is the group california and united for a responsible budget and that is a that's right stand for the police blotter in the pictures in the blotter not from these actual events but use for visual aid only grass valley police department tuesday at nine thirty five a m a woman from six hundred block of brighton street reported you received a call yesterday from a reported it's after the stone elephant sometime in the first half of march an officer took a report for petty theft and at two twenty seven p m a man from want to block a king street reported his girlfriend was passed out due to alcohol consumption police arrested the forty six year old woman on suspicion of violating probation and also arrested a forty nine year old man on suspicion of domestic violence and a five zero eight pm a caller from business in one thousand block east main street reported receiving a bad check hundred block of north ridge drive to report his sister and her husband got into a fight fight was play for our ever there was a knife involved someone had a hand was cut one fifty six p m police stopped a vehicle also a street and i was treated arrested of twenty seven year old man on suspicion drunken driving i could determine if the county sheriff's office on tuesday nine twenty a m call from school and eleven thousand block of ridge road reported a possible drug overdose district area and a resident was secured twelve thirty p m a man called airport while he was writing his dirt bike and severe pacific land in march he had a strand of barbed wire which ripped him off his bike deputy took a report three fifty one p m a man called to request a deputy drive through dead man's flat due to a large amount of vehicles in the area given egypt the area for fifty eight p m a call from spence vale road reported a person was walking down the road towards highway twenty instead of the why this week we're going to do a little entertainment value night school dance department is presenting its evening of dances a treat to the community looks forward to plus something new a matinee it presentation of class works the first is a show that has five performances started friday the audition is a show piece that premiered in may two thousand and seven uses a combination of acting and dancing talents at the dancers as tells a story of hopes and fears combined with background stories of dancers aspiring to become professional and get a job and a dance company our new story the whole ball and the umbrella will feature flying says hold the rigging is done by the las vegas company fly by forty eight i think it will be very exciting for the community and the dancers to have this theatrical feature being presented by the dhanbad theatre the fallacy that starts off in a paris and half way it shows hobo and her best friend being carried by magic on broadway in an adventure and under world complete with exotic fish sargeant a goddess of the deep sea witch and the captain of the hunted ship the skill of the dancers the amazing choreography and sets along with the flying rigs should be a thrill to see