Re: Dee Nann, “Our country has gone to hell,” (Reader Input, Sept. 18).
Dee Nann, you are blessed to live in a democracy where you have Social Security and Medicare to take car ...
The Auburn City Council wants to make sure the Auburn State Recreation Area gets the $2.7 million in funding it needs.
This week the City Council unanimously approved sending a le ...
Arturo Sarukhan, ambassador of Mexico to the United States, spoke to the World Affairs Council in Sacramento this week about our challenges and opportunities with Mexico. It is eas ...
Auburn Recreation District should not move ahead on a trail system until it comes to terms with naming the park. To honor a racist, eugenicist (William) Shockley by naming a park a ...
Enough is enough. (Gordon) Ainsleigh is not helping the Auburn community with his outrageous behavior. He is self centered, and is not a team player for the Auburn Recreation Distr ...
The Auburn State Recreation Area is slated to lose the funding from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. This money goes to the state of California to manage our jewel of a park that is ...
Re: “Obama worst since Carter” by Robert Moggridge (Reader Input, July 20). Let’s take a moment to list some accomplishments of the Obama administration as well as things tha ...
Last week, two of my friends and I were walking on the Quarry Trail in the Auburn Confluence when four unleashed, barking dogs rushed toward us.
Upon our screaming, the two women ...
The Auburn Recreation District Board accepted 26 acres and $50,000 from the Shockley Trust but is not putting any effort into maintaining or upgrading the park.
I have walked the ...
Land in Auburn that has become a battleground over the racist beliefs of a Nobel-Prize-winning scientist could also become a monument to those who suffered or died because of those ...
