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 JULY 2014 JULY 2014 JULY 2014  Granite Bay’s Granite Bay’s Granite Bay’s All Blacks FC All Blacks FC  A ll Bl a c ks F C bending goals bending goals bending goals  Acres of Hope Acres of Hope  A c r e s o f H o p e gets helping gets helping gets helping hand from hand from hand from church church church ood for all Food for all Seasons Seasons Seasons  Hawks blends Hawks blends Hawks blends soulful seasonal soulful seasonal soulful, seasonal American fare with American fare with  A me r i can f a r e w i th rustic elegance rustic elegance rustic elegance

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JULY 2014JULY 2014JULY 2014

Granite BayrsquosGranite BayrsquosGranite BayrsquosAll Blacks FCAll Blacks FC All Blacks FCbending goalsbending goalsbending goals

Acres of HopeAcres of Hope Acres of Hope

gets helpinggets helpinggets helpinghand fromhand fromhand fromchurchchurchchurch

ood for allood for allFood for all

SeasonsSeasonsSeasons Hawks blendsHawks blendsHawks blends

soulful seasonalsoulful seasonalsoulful seasonalAmerican fare withAmerican fare with American fare withrustic elegancerustic elegancerustic elegance

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Dine Shop amp Enjoy

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Capital Pacific Company 7110 Douglas BlvdGranite Bay CA 916-782-8777

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9167916200

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Eve Fenstermaker 916-791-6761

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Quarry PondsPartnering

with PlacerSPCA

Quarry Ponds will host the PetMobile on Saturday July 19thfrom 10am to 1pm in the parkingarea Stop by to adopt a pet orto just see the adorable animalsand learn more aboutsupporting your local SPCA

MEETING ROOM Our new Meeting Room is nowlocated in the Market Hallway andavailable to local business groupsand private parties Have your nextevent at Quarry Ponds and have itcatered by one of our centerrsquosrestaurants Visit quarrypondsnetfor more details

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Visit the Quarry Pondsmobile site by scanningour QR code with your

smart phone app QUARRY PONDS 5 5 2 0 ~ 5 5 5 0 D O U G L A S B L V D G R A N I T E B AY C A N O W L E A S I N G Spaces are available for lease from 1125 sf and upIf you are interested in becoming a part of Quarry Pondscontact us today

916-791-3543 bull wwwbarrefliescom

Rima Boutique 916-797-7462

wwwrimaboutiquecom

(916) 899-6121

ESIGNER JEWELRYDESIGNER JEWELRY

FARMERrsquoS MARKET The Farmerrsquos Market is back eachSunday morning Stop by for somefresh vegetables and support yourlocal farmers

FREE TANGODANCE LESSONS each Tuesday evening at630 under the canopy

2 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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W hen stepping upto take the helmof a publication

every editor brings his orher own professional his-tory into the vision read-ers find between thepages I took over GoldCountry Mediarsquos SouthPlacer publications inFebruary and havebeen trying to figure out just how my curiousmenagerie of experi-ences will factor intoeach newspaper as well

as the Granite Bay ViewMy own background

in writing was forgedeight years ago when I

was an intern at a newsmagazine that had realbelievers in Literary Journalism mdash the hopethat dangerous factual writing and real socialdynamics can collide in

way that probes the soulof a person the soul of acountry or the soul of acommunity That history

becomes relevant to theGranite Bay View in thesense that for more thana year the magazine hasbeen trying to get closerand closer to GraniteBayrsquos true essence Andthatrsquos no short order Itrsquosprobably one of thehardest missions for any editorial team to strivefor

So to keep pushing for- ward in that direction Irsquomhappy to introduce Glo-ria Beverage as Associate

Editor of the Granite Bay View Gloria has morethan 35 years of experi-ence in community jour-

nalism Shersquos an expert incapturing the nuancesand unique dimensionsthat actually make aneighborhood a neigh-borhood For people whoare already fans of theGranite Bay View Gloria will be working closely with the writers andcolumnists yoursquove cometo know to keep painting the picture of life along the lake

For those of you whohavenrsquot yet been given a

reason to make the Gran-ite Bay View part of yourregime wersquoll also beimplementing a few changes we hope yoursquollfind exciting To start with every other month wersquoll publish an in-depthtravel feature mdash totally original pieces not only exploring California butalso different corners of

the world We know peo-ple in Granite Bay lovetraveling both near andabroad In fact this year when I dropped by a local Wells Fargo branch to geta stack a Croatian curren-cy the teller said I was theseventh person that week whorsquod exchanged Ameri-can dollars for kunas And that was just folksadventuring to places likeDubrovnik One wondershow many Euros thesame bank had handed

out that week The new every-other-month travelfeature begins in thisissue with ldquoWind-swept wandering on theMediterraneanrdquo

By the same token ourever-popular Dining View feature by Toby Lewis will now includereviews on hot spots andhideaways from around

the region Toby isextremely dialed in to thelatest culinary trends andfoodie migrations fromDavis to midtown Sacra-mento from Folsom toGrass Valley And while wersquoll always have localrestaurants in the mix we know from talking toGranite Bay food fanaticstheir tastes arenrsquot limitedto a certain square-mileradius

And before I sign thisoff let me also invite

longtime fans and new potential readers alike toemail myself and GloriaBeverage with your ideas your input and your crit-icisms of the Granite Bay View We want to keep working on making this amagazine people aregenuinely excited aboutThe best way to do that isby working together

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 3

4

Copyright 2014 All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced

without written permission of the publisher The publisher shall not be responsible

for any liabilities arising from the publication of copy provided by any advertiser

for the Granite Bay View Further it shall not be liable for any act of omission on

the part of the advertiser pertaining to their published advertisement in the

Granite Bay View A publication of Gold Country Media

188 Cirby Way Roseville California 95678

wwwgranitebayviewcom 916-774-7928

JULY 2014

Volume 24 bull Number 7

Food for all seasonsThe ldquofarm to forkrdquo concept is

the driving force behind the

success of Hawks Restaurant

8Forging AheadMiners Foundry Center honors past

while looking to the future

12The Art of the BeanBloom Coffee and Tea offers hand-

crafted brews

ON THE COVERChef Michael Fagnoni owner of Hawks

Restaurant in Granite Bay offers a menu

that is fresh top quality from local farmers

and suppliers

COVER PHOTO bull KIM PALAFERRI

21Bending GoalsGranite Bayrsquos All Blacks soccer

team shoot for college

48Wind-sweptEditor Scott Thomas Anderson wan-

ders the Mediterranean

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Dining View 16

Hot Property 24

Things to Do 35

Eyes on Granite Bay 44

Fitness View 41

Financial View 42

Fresh View 47

Interim General Manager Jeff Royce (530) 852-0279

jeffrgoldcountrymediacomEditor Scott Thomas Anderson 916-774-7955scottagoldcountrymediacom

Associate Editor Gloria Beverage 916-774-7947gloriabgoldcountrymediacom

Circulation Director Kelly R Leibold

530-885-2471 kellylgoldcountrymediacomAdvertising information Rebecca Regrut916-774-7928 rebeccargoldcountrymediacom

Production Supervisor Sue Morin

Circulation 1-800-927-7355 or 916-774-7900

ScottThomas

Anderson

Editor

Painting the picture of life around the lake

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hile the greater Sacramento region is gaining more andmore notoriety as the ldquofarm-to-fork capital of Americardquo

the growing movement is something a pair of GraniteBay restaurateurs has known about for quite some time According to the Sacramento Convention and Visitors

Bureau the greater Sacramento region contains up to 8000 acres of boutique farms and is home to more than 50 regional farmers mar-

kets many of which are open year-roundHawks owners Michael Fagnoni and Molly Hawks know these facts all

too well In fact it is the driving force behind the premise of their Quarry Ponds restaurant

The pair likes to point out that some of the best produce in the coun-try is grown within a few miles of their restaurant giving them the

opportunity to provide only the freshest and always season-al ingredients to their guests

ldquoWe are always cooking in seasonrdquo Fagnoni said

ldquoSo the farm-to-fork thing is great because itbrings more awareness and itrsquos getting morepeople to support local farmers and cook sea-sonallyrdquo

Hawks opened its doors just about seven years ago bringing soulful seasonal Ameri-

can fare blended with a rustic elegance toGranite Bay

In spite of opening amid a period of tumultuous economic times the restau-rant has found success by sticking closeto its roots and never straying from its

conceptldquoWe just wanted to have a comfort-

able nice looking restaurant for peopleto come and have a good time inrdquoFagnoni said ldquoWe do get people whocome in and are I donrsquot want to say intimidated but a little put off by theplace being fancy Thatrsquos not what weintended to create at allrdquo

The restaurant certainly is elegantly fashioned yet it retains a casual-meets-

refined air of sophistication without being

ldquostuffyrdquoThere is nearly something for everybody

on the menu including happy hour spe-

Where

5530 Douglas

Boulevard

Granite Bay

Hours 1130

am to 9 pm Tues-

day through Thursday

1130 am to 10 pm Friday 4pm to 10 pm Saturday 4

pm to 9 pm Sunday

Info (916) 791-6200

Chef Michael Fagnoni owner of HawksRestaurant in Granite Bay offers amenu that is fresh top quality fromlocal farmers and suppliers

Hawks delivers farm-to-fork

dishes based on whatrsquos in season

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

4 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 5

cials all-day happy hour on Wednesdays and even aldquofour course for $40rdquo tasting menu on Sundays

ldquoGuests can come in get a hamburger and a beerand be out for less than $20rdquo Fagnoni said ldquoOr you cando the tasting menu and have a beautiful bottle of wineand spend $200 We really try to run the gamut to givepeople as many choices as possiblerdquo

But what about the food and the aforementionedldquofarm-to-forkrdquo concept Fagnoni sums it up with histhoughts about regional cooking

Hawks restaurantin Granite Bay

offers a variety ofmixed cocktails

including aGrapefruit Dropalong with their

decadentfine dining menu

and extensivewine listbull CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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ldquoIn Italy there is a distinct differencebetween Northern Italian food andSouthern Italian food because they donrsquot truck their stuff across the coun-tryrdquo he said ldquoWhere in the US you goto a lot of these restaurants and you canhave corn and green beans in JanuaryItrsquos because we are a culture that hasbecome accustomed to getting whatev-er we want whenever we want itrdquo

The husband-and-wife team whomigrated to Granite Bay from SanMateo seven years ago were both chef de cuisines at the acclaimed Vil-lage Pub in Woodside prior toembarking on their restaurantventure together

Sourcing fresh seasonal localingredients in their cooking wasthe central theme from day one

Hawks dishes are thoughtfuleloquent and artfully prepared from

scratch and the menu is continuously evolvingldquoWe try to find the best products and

just prepare them naturally and let theproduct shinerdquo Fagnoni said ldquoPretty much any good restaurant wants tocook what is in season because it is thebest product you can getrdquo

That is why he says if you want a

tomato on your hamburger atHawks you will only get it betweenJuly and October

ldquoThe farm-to-fork thing is greatbecause of that and a lot of peopleare jumping on the bandwagonrdquoFagnoni said ldquoThey understandthat this really is better So Irsquomreally grateful that the farm-to-fork thing was originatedThatrsquos the way we were taught

to cookrdquo

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer liv-

ing in Sacramento Follow him

on Twitter TobLewis

In spite of opening amid a

period of tumultuous eco-nomic times restaurantowners Molly Hawks pic-

tured at right and MichaelFagnoni have found suc-cess by sticking close to

their vision and neverstraying from the concent

of farm fresh foods

Chef Michael Fagnoni visits with winedealer representatives during a vendorsmeeting at the Granite Bay restaurantThe vendors work with Fagnoni to createan abundant variety of wines tocompliment the new menu featuringspecialty items for summer dining

continued from page 5

Enio Garcia Slices up some freshly bakedbread for customers waiting for their mealsto be prepared

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

8 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY PAUL CAMBRA

PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 10

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

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Yuba River meander for a third of a mile Rooms built with covered balconies overlooking the river Herringtonrsquos is recommended

by the CA State Auto Assoc as well as other travel guides A walk along the river is a perfect rela xation Four championship golfcourses are within a half hour drive The north shore of Lake Tahoe is only one hour away On site i s a trout pond stocked with3000 rainbow trout For fishing enthusiasts there are many sparkling lakes nearby as well as fly fi shing the Yuba River on the

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Where 325 Spring St Nevada CityHours 9 am to 4 pm Tuesdaythrough Friday

Phone (530) 265-5040Website minersfoundryorg

THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 13

intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

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(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

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(Wake Forest commit)

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bull Jack Dockham

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bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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Sophisticated and Contemporary describes this updated 4bd3ba single story home in

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

$779000 4 Bed 3 Bath

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

PHOTO BY PHILIP WOOD

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 39

ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

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carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

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Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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W hen stepping upto take the helmof a publication

every editor brings his orher own professional his-tory into the vision read-ers find between thepages I took over GoldCountry Mediarsquos SouthPlacer publications inFebruary and havebeen trying to figure out just how my curiousmenagerie of experi-ences will factor intoeach newspaper as well

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in writing was forgedeight years ago when I

was an intern at a newsmagazine that had realbelievers in Literary Journalism mdash the hopethat dangerous factual writing and real socialdynamics can collide in

way that probes the soulof a person the soul of acountry or the soul of acommunity That history

becomes relevant to theGranite Bay View in thesense that for more thana year the magazine hasbeen trying to get closerand closer to GraniteBayrsquos true essence Andthatrsquos no short order Itrsquosprobably one of thehardest missions for any editorial team to strivefor

So to keep pushing for- ward in that direction Irsquomhappy to introduce Glo-ria Beverage as Associate

Editor of the Granite Bay View Gloria has morethan 35 years of experi-ence in community jour-

nalism Shersquos an expert incapturing the nuancesand unique dimensionsthat actually make aneighborhood a neigh-borhood For people whoare already fans of theGranite Bay View Gloria will be working closely with the writers andcolumnists yoursquove cometo know to keep painting the picture of life along the lake

For those of you whohavenrsquot yet been given a

reason to make the Gran-ite Bay View part of yourregime wersquoll also beimplementing a few changes we hope yoursquollfind exciting To start with every other month wersquoll publish an in-depthtravel feature mdash totally original pieces not only exploring California butalso different corners of

the world We know peo-ple in Granite Bay lovetraveling both near andabroad In fact this year when I dropped by a local Wells Fargo branch to geta stack a Croatian curren-cy the teller said I was theseventh person that week whorsquod exchanged Ameri-can dollars for kunas And that was just folksadventuring to places likeDubrovnik One wondershow many Euros thesame bank had handed

out that week The new every-other-month travelfeature begins in thisissue with ldquoWind-swept wandering on theMediterraneanrdquo

By the same token ourever-popular Dining View feature by Toby Lewis will now includereviews on hot spots andhideaways from around

the region Toby isextremely dialed in to thelatest culinary trends andfoodie migrations fromDavis to midtown Sacra-mento from Folsom toGrass Valley And while wersquoll always have localrestaurants in the mix we know from talking toGranite Bay food fanaticstheir tastes arenrsquot limitedto a certain square-mileradius

And before I sign thisoff let me also invite

longtime fans and new potential readers alike toemail myself and GloriaBeverage with your ideas your input and your crit-icisms of the Granite Bay View We want to keep working on making this amagazine people aregenuinely excited aboutThe best way to do that isby working together

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 3

4

Copyright 2014 All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced

without written permission of the publisher The publisher shall not be responsible

for any liabilities arising from the publication of copy provided by any advertiser

for the Granite Bay View Further it shall not be liable for any act of omission on

the part of the advertiser pertaining to their published advertisement in the

Granite Bay View A publication of Gold Country Media

188 Cirby Way Roseville California 95678

wwwgranitebayviewcom 916-774-7928

JULY 2014

Volume 24 bull Number 7

Food for all seasonsThe ldquofarm to forkrdquo concept is

the driving force behind the

success of Hawks Restaurant

8Forging AheadMiners Foundry Center honors past

while looking to the future

12The Art of the BeanBloom Coffee and Tea offers hand-

crafted brews

ON THE COVERChef Michael Fagnoni owner of Hawks

Restaurant in Granite Bay offers a menu

that is fresh top quality from local farmers

and suppliers

COVER PHOTO bull KIM PALAFERRI

21Bending GoalsGranite Bayrsquos All Blacks soccer

team shoot for college

48Wind-sweptEditor Scott Thomas Anderson wan-

ders the Mediterranean

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Dining View 16

Hot Property 24

Things to Do 35

Eyes on Granite Bay 44

Fitness View 41

Financial View 42

Fresh View 47

Interim General Manager Jeff Royce (530) 852-0279

jeffrgoldcountrymediacomEditor Scott Thomas Anderson 916-774-7955scottagoldcountrymediacom

Associate Editor Gloria Beverage 916-774-7947gloriabgoldcountrymediacom

Circulation Director Kelly R Leibold

530-885-2471 kellylgoldcountrymediacomAdvertising information Rebecca Regrut916-774-7928 rebeccargoldcountrymediacom

Production Supervisor Sue Morin

Circulation 1-800-927-7355 or 916-774-7900

ScottThomas

Anderson

Editor

Painting the picture of life around the lake

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hile the greater Sacramento region is gaining more andmore notoriety as the ldquofarm-to-fork capital of Americardquo

the growing movement is something a pair of GraniteBay restaurateurs has known about for quite some time According to the Sacramento Convention and Visitors

Bureau the greater Sacramento region contains up to 8000 acres of boutique farms and is home to more than 50 regional farmers mar-

kets many of which are open year-roundHawks owners Michael Fagnoni and Molly Hawks know these facts all

too well In fact it is the driving force behind the premise of their Quarry Ponds restaurant

The pair likes to point out that some of the best produce in the coun-try is grown within a few miles of their restaurant giving them the

opportunity to provide only the freshest and always season-al ingredients to their guests

ldquoWe are always cooking in seasonrdquo Fagnoni said

ldquoSo the farm-to-fork thing is great because itbrings more awareness and itrsquos getting morepeople to support local farmers and cook sea-sonallyrdquo

Hawks opened its doors just about seven years ago bringing soulful seasonal Ameri-

can fare blended with a rustic elegance toGranite Bay

In spite of opening amid a period of tumultuous economic times the restau-rant has found success by sticking closeto its roots and never straying from its

conceptldquoWe just wanted to have a comfort-

able nice looking restaurant for peopleto come and have a good time inrdquoFagnoni said ldquoWe do get people whocome in and are I donrsquot want to say intimidated but a little put off by theplace being fancy Thatrsquos not what weintended to create at allrdquo

The restaurant certainly is elegantly fashioned yet it retains a casual-meets-

refined air of sophistication without being

ldquostuffyrdquoThere is nearly something for everybody

on the menu including happy hour spe-

Where

5530 Douglas

Boulevard

Granite Bay

Hours 1130

am to 9 pm Tues-

day through Thursday

1130 am to 10 pm Friday 4pm to 10 pm Saturday 4

pm to 9 pm Sunday

Info (916) 791-6200

Chef Michael Fagnoni owner of HawksRestaurant in Granite Bay offers amenu that is fresh top quality fromlocal farmers and suppliers

Hawks delivers farm-to-fork

dishes based on whatrsquos in season

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

4 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 5

cials all-day happy hour on Wednesdays and even aldquofour course for $40rdquo tasting menu on Sundays

ldquoGuests can come in get a hamburger and a beerand be out for less than $20rdquo Fagnoni said ldquoOr you cando the tasting menu and have a beautiful bottle of wineand spend $200 We really try to run the gamut to givepeople as many choices as possiblerdquo

But what about the food and the aforementionedldquofarm-to-forkrdquo concept Fagnoni sums it up with histhoughts about regional cooking

Hawks restaurantin Granite Bay

offers a variety ofmixed cocktails

including aGrapefruit Dropalong with their

decadentfine dining menu

and extensivewine listbull CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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ldquoIn Italy there is a distinct differencebetween Northern Italian food andSouthern Italian food because they donrsquot truck their stuff across the coun-tryrdquo he said ldquoWhere in the US you goto a lot of these restaurants and you canhave corn and green beans in JanuaryItrsquos because we are a culture that hasbecome accustomed to getting whatev-er we want whenever we want itrdquo

The husband-and-wife team whomigrated to Granite Bay from SanMateo seven years ago were both chef de cuisines at the acclaimed Vil-lage Pub in Woodside prior toembarking on their restaurantventure together

Sourcing fresh seasonal localingredients in their cooking wasthe central theme from day one

Hawks dishes are thoughtfuleloquent and artfully prepared from

scratch and the menu is continuously evolvingldquoWe try to find the best products and

just prepare them naturally and let theproduct shinerdquo Fagnoni said ldquoPretty much any good restaurant wants tocook what is in season because it is thebest product you can getrdquo

That is why he says if you want a

tomato on your hamburger atHawks you will only get it betweenJuly and October

ldquoThe farm-to-fork thing is greatbecause of that and a lot of peopleare jumping on the bandwagonrdquoFagnoni said ldquoThey understandthat this really is better So Irsquomreally grateful that the farm-to-fork thing was originatedThatrsquos the way we were taught

to cookrdquo

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer liv-

ing in Sacramento Follow him

on Twitter TobLewis

In spite of opening amid a

period of tumultuous eco-nomic times restaurantowners Molly Hawks pic-

tured at right and MichaelFagnoni have found suc-cess by sticking close to

their vision and neverstraying from the concent

of farm fresh foods

Chef Michael Fagnoni visits with winedealer representatives during a vendorsmeeting at the Granite Bay restaurantThe vendors work with Fagnoni to createan abundant variety of wines tocompliment the new menu featuringspecialty items for summer dining

continued from page 5

Enio Garcia Slices up some freshly bakedbread for customers waiting for their mealsto be prepared

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

8 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY PAUL CAMBRA

PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 10

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

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THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 17

Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

Cathy Ruiz Realtor CDPE Lifetime Masters Club Member NAHREP (916) 205-7178 wwwcathyruizcom

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Sophisticated and Contemporary describes this updated 4bd3ba single story home in

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SS Appliancesdbl ovensdistressed wood floorsPlantation ShuttersCrown moldingPebble rock showers just to name a few of the features in this amazing home

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

$779000 4 Bed 3 Bath

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

PHOTO BY PHILIP WOOD

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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Red Beach

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48 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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W hen stepping upto take the helmof a publication

every editor brings his orher own professional his-tory into the vision read-ers find between thepages I took over GoldCountry Mediarsquos SouthPlacer publications inFebruary and havebeen trying to figure out just how my curiousmenagerie of experi-ences will factor intoeach newspaper as well

as the Granite Bay ViewMy own background

in writing was forgedeight years ago when I

was an intern at a newsmagazine that had realbelievers in Literary Journalism mdash the hopethat dangerous factual writing and real socialdynamics can collide in

way that probes the soulof a person the soul of acountry or the soul of acommunity That history

becomes relevant to theGranite Bay View in thesense that for more thana year the magazine hasbeen trying to get closerand closer to GraniteBayrsquos true essence Andthatrsquos no short order Itrsquosprobably one of thehardest missions for any editorial team to strivefor

So to keep pushing for- ward in that direction Irsquomhappy to introduce Glo-ria Beverage as Associate

Editor of the Granite Bay View Gloria has morethan 35 years of experi-ence in community jour-

nalism Shersquos an expert incapturing the nuancesand unique dimensionsthat actually make aneighborhood a neigh-borhood For people whoare already fans of theGranite Bay View Gloria will be working closely with the writers andcolumnists yoursquove cometo know to keep painting the picture of life along the lake

For those of you whohavenrsquot yet been given a

reason to make the Gran-ite Bay View part of yourregime wersquoll also beimplementing a few changes we hope yoursquollfind exciting To start with every other month wersquoll publish an in-depthtravel feature mdash totally original pieces not only exploring California butalso different corners of

the world We know peo-ple in Granite Bay lovetraveling both near andabroad In fact this year when I dropped by a local Wells Fargo branch to geta stack a Croatian curren-cy the teller said I was theseventh person that week whorsquod exchanged Ameri-can dollars for kunas And that was just folksadventuring to places likeDubrovnik One wondershow many Euros thesame bank had handed

out that week The new every-other-month travelfeature begins in thisissue with ldquoWind-swept wandering on theMediterraneanrdquo

By the same token ourever-popular Dining View feature by Toby Lewis will now includereviews on hot spots andhideaways from around

the region Toby isextremely dialed in to thelatest culinary trends andfoodie migrations fromDavis to midtown Sacra-mento from Folsom toGrass Valley And while wersquoll always have localrestaurants in the mix we know from talking toGranite Bay food fanaticstheir tastes arenrsquot limitedto a certain square-mileradius

And before I sign thisoff let me also invite

longtime fans and new potential readers alike toemail myself and GloriaBeverage with your ideas your input and your crit-icisms of the Granite Bay View We want to keep working on making this amagazine people aregenuinely excited aboutThe best way to do that isby working together

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 3

4

Copyright 2014 All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced

without written permission of the publisher The publisher shall not be responsible

for any liabilities arising from the publication of copy provided by any advertiser

for the Granite Bay View Further it shall not be liable for any act of omission on

the part of the advertiser pertaining to their published advertisement in the

Granite Bay View A publication of Gold Country Media

188 Cirby Way Roseville California 95678

wwwgranitebayviewcom 916-774-7928

JULY 2014

Volume 24 bull Number 7

Food for all seasonsThe ldquofarm to forkrdquo concept is

the driving force behind the

success of Hawks Restaurant

8Forging AheadMiners Foundry Center honors past

while looking to the future

12The Art of the BeanBloom Coffee and Tea offers hand-

crafted brews

ON THE COVERChef Michael Fagnoni owner of Hawks

Restaurant in Granite Bay offers a menu

that is fresh top quality from local farmers

and suppliers

COVER PHOTO bull KIM PALAFERRI

21Bending GoalsGranite Bayrsquos All Blacks soccer

team shoot for college

48Wind-sweptEditor Scott Thomas Anderson wan-

ders the Mediterranean

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Dining View 16

Hot Property 24

Things to Do 35

Eyes on Granite Bay 44

Fitness View 41

Financial View 42

Fresh View 47

Interim General Manager Jeff Royce (530) 852-0279

jeffrgoldcountrymediacomEditor Scott Thomas Anderson 916-774-7955scottagoldcountrymediacom

Associate Editor Gloria Beverage 916-774-7947gloriabgoldcountrymediacom

Circulation Director Kelly R Leibold

530-885-2471 kellylgoldcountrymediacomAdvertising information Rebecca Regrut916-774-7928 rebeccargoldcountrymediacom

Production Supervisor Sue Morin

Circulation 1-800-927-7355 or 916-774-7900

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Anderson

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hile the greater Sacramento region is gaining more andmore notoriety as the ldquofarm-to-fork capital of Americardquo

the growing movement is something a pair of GraniteBay restaurateurs has known about for quite some time According to the Sacramento Convention and Visitors

Bureau the greater Sacramento region contains up to 8000 acres of boutique farms and is home to more than 50 regional farmers mar-

kets many of which are open year-roundHawks owners Michael Fagnoni and Molly Hawks know these facts all

too well In fact it is the driving force behind the premise of their Quarry Ponds restaurant

The pair likes to point out that some of the best produce in the coun-try is grown within a few miles of their restaurant giving them the

opportunity to provide only the freshest and always season-al ingredients to their guests

ldquoWe are always cooking in seasonrdquo Fagnoni said

ldquoSo the farm-to-fork thing is great because itbrings more awareness and itrsquos getting morepeople to support local farmers and cook sea-sonallyrdquo

Hawks opened its doors just about seven years ago bringing soulful seasonal Ameri-

can fare blended with a rustic elegance toGranite Bay

In spite of opening amid a period of tumultuous economic times the restau-rant has found success by sticking closeto its roots and never straying from its

conceptldquoWe just wanted to have a comfort-

able nice looking restaurant for peopleto come and have a good time inrdquoFagnoni said ldquoWe do get people whocome in and are I donrsquot want to say intimidated but a little put off by theplace being fancy Thatrsquos not what weintended to create at allrdquo

The restaurant certainly is elegantly fashioned yet it retains a casual-meets-

refined air of sophistication without being

ldquostuffyrdquoThere is nearly something for everybody

on the menu including happy hour spe-

Where

5530 Douglas

Boulevard

Granite Bay

Hours 1130

am to 9 pm Tues-

day through Thursday

1130 am to 10 pm Friday 4pm to 10 pm Saturday 4

pm to 9 pm Sunday

Info (916) 791-6200

Chef Michael Fagnoni owner of HawksRestaurant in Granite Bay offers amenu that is fresh top quality fromlocal farmers and suppliers

Hawks delivers farm-to-fork

dishes based on whatrsquos in season

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

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cials all-day happy hour on Wednesdays and even aldquofour course for $40rdquo tasting menu on Sundays

ldquoGuests can come in get a hamburger and a beerand be out for less than $20rdquo Fagnoni said ldquoOr you cando the tasting menu and have a beautiful bottle of wineand spend $200 We really try to run the gamut to givepeople as many choices as possiblerdquo

But what about the food and the aforementionedldquofarm-to-forkrdquo concept Fagnoni sums it up with histhoughts about regional cooking

Hawks restaurantin Granite Bay

offers a variety ofmixed cocktails

including aGrapefruit Dropalong with their

decadentfine dining menu

and extensivewine listbull CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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ldquoIn Italy there is a distinct differencebetween Northern Italian food andSouthern Italian food because they donrsquot truck their stuff across the coun-tryrdquo he said ldquoWhere in the US you goto a lot of these restaurants and you canhave corn and green beans in JanuaryItrsquos because we are a culture that hasbecome accustomed to getting whatev-er we want whenever we want itrdquo

The husband-and-wife team whomigrated to Granite Bay from SanMateo seven years ago were both chef de cuisines at the acclaimed Vil-lage Pub in Woodside prior toembarking on their restaurantventure together

Sourcing fresh seasonal localingredients in their cooking wasthe central theme from day one

Hawks dishes are thoughtfuleloquent and artfully prepared from

scratch and the menu is continuously evolvingldquoWe try to find the best products and

just prepare them naturally and let theproduct shinerdquo Fagnoni said ldquoPretty much any good restaurant wants tocook what is in season because it is thebest product you can getrdquo

That is why he says if you want a

tomato on your hamburger atHawks you will only get it betweenJuly and October

ldquoThe farm-to-fork thing is greatbecause of that and a lot of peopleare jumping on the bandwagonrdquoFagnoni said ldquoThey understandthat this really is better So Irsquomreally grateful that the farm-to-fork thing was originatedThatrsquos the way we were taught

to cookrdquo

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer liv-

ing in Sacramento Follow him

on Twitter TobLewis

In spite of opening amid a

period of tumultuous eco-nomic times restaurantowners Molly Hawks pic-

tured at right and MichaelFagnoni have found suc-cess by sticking close to

their vision and neverstraying from the concent

of farm fresh foods

Chef Michael Fagnoni visits with winedealer representatives during a vendorsmeeting at the Granite Bay restaurantThe vendors work with Fagnoni to createan abundant variety of wines tocompliment the new menu featuringspecialty items for summer dining

continued from page 5

Enio Garcia Slices up some freshly bakedbread for customers waiting for their mealsto be prepared

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

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PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

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THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

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Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

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Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

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PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

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tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

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BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

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Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

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(Wake Forest commit)

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bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Thursday Sept 18th

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

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In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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hile the greater Sacramento region is gaining more andmore notoriety as the ldquofarm-to-fork capital of Americardquo

the growing movement is something a pair of GraniteBay restaurateurs has known about for quite some time According to the Sacramento Convention and Visitors

Bureau the greater Sacramento region contains up to 8000 acres of boutique farms and is home to more than 50 regional farmers mar-

kets many of which are open year-roundHawks owners Michael Fagnoni and Molly Hawks know these facts all

too well In fact it is the driving force behind the premise of their Quarry Ponds restaurant

The pair likes to point out that some of the best produce in the coun-try is grown within a few miles of their restaurant giving them the

opportunity to provide only the freshest and always season-al ingredients to their guests

ldquoWe are always cooking in seasonrdquo Fagnoni said

ldquoSo the farm-to-fork thing is great because itbrings more awareness and itrsquos getting morepeople to support local farmers and cook sea-sonallyrdquo

Hawks opened its doors just about seven years ago bringing soulful seasonal Ameri-

can fare blended with a rustic elegance toGranite Bay

In spite of opening amid a period of tumultuous economic times the restau-rant has found success by sticking closeto its roots and never straying from its

conceptldquoWe just wanted to have a comfort-

able nice looking restaurant for peopleto come and have a good time inrdquoFagnoni said ldquoWe do get people whocome in and are I donrsquot want to say intimidated but a little put off by theplace being fancy Thatrsquos not what weintended to create at allrdquo

The restaurant certainly is elegantly fashioned yet it retains a casual-meets-

refined air of sophistication without being

ldquostuffyrdquoThere is nearly something for everybody

on the menu including happy hour spe-

Where

5530 Douglas

Boulevard

Granite Bay

Hours 1130

am to 9 pm Tues-

day through Thursday

1130 am to 10 pm Friday 4pm to 10 pm Saturday 4

pm to 9 pm Sunday

Info (916) 791-6200

Chef Michael Fagnoni owner of HawksRestaurant in Granite Bay offers amenu that is fresh top quality fromlocal farmers and suppliers

Hawks delivers farm-to-fork

dishes based on whatrsquos in season

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

4 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 5

cials all-day happy hour on Wednesdays and even aldquofour course for $40rdquo tasting menu on Sundays

ldquoGuests can come in get a hamburger and a beerand be out for less than $20rdquo Fagnoni said ldquoOr you cando the tasting menu and have a beautiful bottle of wineand spend $200 We really try to run the gamut to givepeople as many choices as possiblerdquo

But what about the food and the aforementionedldquofarm-to-forkrdquo concept Fagnoni sums it up with histhoughts about regional cooking

Hawks restaurantin Granite Bay

offers a variety ofmixed cocktails

including aGrapefruit Dropalong with their

decadentfine dining menu

and extensivewine listbull CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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ldquoIn Italy there is a distinct differencebetween Northern Italian food andSouthern Italian food because they donrsquot truck their stuff across the coun-tryrdquo he said ldquoWhere in the US you goto a lot of these restaurants and you canhave corn and green beans in JanuaryItrsquos because we are a culture that hasbecome accustomed to getting whatev-er we want whenever we want itrdquo

The husband-and-wife team whomigrated to Granite Bay from SanMateo seven years ago were both chef de cuisines at the acclaimed Vil-lage Pub in Woodside prior toembarking on their restaurantventure together

Sourcing fresh seasonal localingredients in their cooking wasthe central theme from day one

Hawks dishes are thoughtfuleloquent and artfully prepared from

scratch and the menu is continuously evolvingldquoWe try to find the best products and

just prepare them naturally and let theproduct shinerdquo Fagnoni said ldquoPretty much any good restaurant wants tocook what is in season because it is thebest product you can getrdquo

That is why he says if you want a

tomato on your hamburger atHawks you will only get it betweenJuly and October

ldquoThe farm-to-fork thing is greatbecause of that and a lot of peopleare jumping on the bandwagonrdquoFagnoni said ldquoThey understandthat this really is better So Irsquomreally grateful that the farm-to-fork thing was originatedThatrsquos the way we were taught

to cookrdquo

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer liv-

ing in Sacramento Follow him

on Twitter TobLewis

In spite of opening amid a

period of tumultuous eco-nomic times restaurantowners Molly Hawks pic-

tured at right and MichaelFagnoni have found suc-cess by sticking close to

their vision and neverstraying from the concent

of farm fresh foods

Chef Michael Fagnoni visits with winedealer representatives during a vendorsmeeting at the Granite Bay restaurantThe vendors work with Fagnoni to createan abundant variety of wines tocompliment the new menu featuringspecialty items for summer dining

continued from page 5

Enio Garcia Slices up some freshly bakedbread for customers waiting for their mealsto be prepared

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

8 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY PAUL CAMBRA

PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

e e B e a u t i f u l R e s o r t i n t h e S i e r r a s

800-682-9848 or 530-862-1151 For Special Discounts see our website wwwherringtonssierrapinescom

H erringtonrsquos Sierra Pines Resort on the most scenic stretch of Highway 49 is a place of beauty Family built ownedand operated for 40 years it comprises 50 acres of beautiful Sierra timberland throu gh which Highway 49 and the

Yuba River meander for a third of a mile Rooms built with covered balconies overlooking the river Herringtonrsquos is recommended

by the CA State Auto Assoc as well as other travel guides A walk along the river is a perfect rela xation Four championship golfcourses are within a half hour drive The north shore of Lake Tahoe is only one hour away On site i s a trout pond stocked with3000 rainbow trout For fishing enthusiasts there are many sparkling lakes nearby as well as fly fi shing the Yuba River on the

resort property

Sierra City CA Sierra City CA

Take Interstate 80 to Auburn then StateHighway 49 North toSierra Cityor Interstate 80 to

Truckee then StateHighway 89 North to

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Sierra Countyrsquos Largest amp Most Desirable Resort How to get to Herringtonrsquos

Where 325 Spring St Nevada CityHours 9 am to 4 pm Tuesdaythrough Friday

Phone (530) 265-5040Website minersfoundryorg

THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

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contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

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31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

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Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

Itrsquos time to drop the charade of ldquoI donrsquot have time to

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

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Red Beach

on the Greek

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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cials all-day happy hour on Wednesdays and even aldquofour course for $40rdquo tasting menu on Sundays

ldquoGuests can come in get a hamburger and a beerand be out for less than $20rdquo Fagnoni said ldquoOr you cando the tasting menu and have a beautiful bottle of wineand spend $200 We really try to run the gamut to givepeople as many choices as possiblerdquo

But what about the food and the aforementionedldquofarm-to-forkrdquo concept Fagnoni sums it up with histhoughts about regional cooking

Hawks restaurantin Granite Bay

offers a variety ofmixed cocktails

including aGrapefruit Dropalong with their

decadentfine dining menu

and extensivewine listbull CONTINUED ON PAGE 6

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ldquoIn Italy there is a distinct differencebetween Northern Italian food andSouthern Italian food because they donrsquot truck their stuff across the coun-tryrdquo he said ldquoWhere in the US you goto a lot of these restaurants and you canhave corn and green beans in JanuaryItrsquos because we are a culture that hasbecome accustomed to getting whatev-er we want whenever we want itrdquo

The husband-and-wife team whomigrated to Granite Bay from SanMateo seven years ago were both chef de cuisines at the acclaimed Vil-lage Pub in Woodside prior toembarking on their restaurantventure together

Sourcing fresh seasonal localingredients in their cooking wasthe central theme from day one

Hawks dishes are thoughtfuleloquent and artfully prepared from

scratch and the menu is continuously evolvingldquoWe try to find the best products and

just prepare them naturally and let theproduct shinerdquo Fagnoni said ldquoPretty much any good restaurant wants tocook what is in season because it is thebest product you can getrdquo

That is why he says if you want a

tomato on your hamburger atHawks you will only get it betweenJuly and October

ldquoThe farm-to-fork thing is greatbecause of that and a lot of peopleare jumping on the bandwagonrdquoFagnoni said ldquoThey understandthat this really is better So Irsquomreally grateful that the farm-to-fork thing was originatedThatrsquos the way we were taught

to cookrdquo

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer liv-

ing in Sacramento Follow him

on Twitter TobLewis

In spite of opening amid a

period of tumultuous eco-nomic times restaurantowners Molly Hawks pic-

tured at right and MichaelFagnoni have found suc-cess by sticking close to

their vision and neverstraying from the concent

of farm fresh foods

Chef Michael Fagnoni visits with winedealer representatives during a vendorsmeeting at the Granite Bay restaurantThe vendors work with Fagnoni to createan abundant variety of wines tocompliment the new menu featuringspecialty items for summer dining

continued from page 5

Enio Garcia Slices up some freshly bakedbread for customers waiting for their mealsto be prepared

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

8 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY PAUL CAMBRA

PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

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THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

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Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

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Info (916) 773-2332

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PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 13

intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

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tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 17

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

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even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

WEDNESDAYSAuburn DeWitt Center off Bell Road and First Street

10 am to 1 pm

THURSDAYSRocklinFinnish Temperance Hall on Rocklin Road at

So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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ldquoIn Italy there is a distinct differencebetween Northern Italian food andSouthern Italian food because they donrsquot truck their stuff across the coun-tryrdquo he said ldquoWhere in the US you goto a lot of these restaurants and you canhave corn and green beans in JanuaryItrsquos because we are a culture that hasbecome accustomed to getting whatev-er we want whenever we want itrdquo

The husband-and-wife team whomigrated to Granite Bay from SanMateo seven years ago were both chef de cuisines at the acclaimed Vil-lage Pub in Woodside prior toembarking on their restaurantventure together

Sourcing fresh seasonal localingredients in their cooking wasthe central theme from day one

Hawks dishes are thoughtfuleloquent and artfully prepared from

scratch and the menu is continuously evolvingldquoWe try to find the best products and

just prepare them naturally and let theproduct shinerdquo Fagnoni said ldquoPretty much any good restaurant wants tocook what is in season because it is thebest product you can getrdquo

That is why he says if you want a

tomato on your hamburger atHawks you will only get it betweenJuly and October

ldquoThe farm-to-fork thing is greatbecause of that and a lot of peopleare jumping on the bandwagonrdquoFagnoni said ldquoThey understandthat this really is better So Irsquomreally grateful that the farm-to-fork thing was originatedThatrsquos the way we were taught

to cookrdquo

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer liv-

ing in Sacramento Follow him

on Twitter TobLewis

In spite of opening amid a

period of tumultuous eco-nomic times restaurantowners Molly Hawks pic-

tured at right and MichaelFagnoni have found suc-cess by sticking close to

their vision and neverstraying from the concent

of farm fresh foods

Chef Michael Fagnoni visits with winedealer representatives during a vendorsmeeting at the Granite Bay restaurantThe vendors work with Fagnoni to createan abundant variety of wines tocompliment the new menu featuringspecialty items for summer dining

continued from page 5

Enio Garcia Slices up some freshly bakedbread for customers waiting for their mealsto be prepared

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

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800-682-9848 or 530-862-1151 For Special Discounts see our website wwwherringtonssierrapinescom

H erringtonrsquos Sierra Pines Resort on the most scenic stretch of Highway 49 is a place of beauty Family built ownedand operated for 40 years it comprises 50 acres of beautiful Sierra timberland throu gh which Highway 49 and the

Yuba River meander for a third of a mile Rooms built with covered balconies overlooking the river Herringtonrsquos is recommended

by the CA State Auto Assoc as well as other travel guides A walk along the river is a perfect rela xation Four championship golfcourses are within a half hour drive The north shore of Lake Tahoe is only one hour away On site i s a trout pond stocked with3000 rainbow trout For fishing enthusiasts there are many sparkling lakes nearby as well as fly fi shing the Yuba River on the

resort property

Sierra City CA Sierra City CA

Take Interstate 80 to Auburn then StateHighway 49 North toSierra Cityor Interstate 80 to

Truckee then StateHighway 89 North to

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Where 325 Spring St Nevada CityHours 9 am to 4 pm Tuesdaythrough Friday

Phone (530) 265-5040Website minersfoundryorg

THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 17

Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

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Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

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y ynew food dance and play

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

Itrsquos time to drop the charade of ldquoI donrsquot have time to

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

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BY PAUL CAMBRA

PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 10

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

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THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

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Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

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(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

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TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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32 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

Like the Granite Bay View on

for details onour next mixer

Save the Date Health Fair and Mixer

benefitting the Eskaton Foundation

Thursday Sept 18th

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

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A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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hey used to manufacture heavy machinery

here Now they book heavy metal bands

They made gate balls for the Hoover Dam

Now itrsquos the scene of balls and proms and

dances

Steel beams that form the spire atop the

TransAmerica Building were made here

Now itrsquos memories that are made here

Memories from the 47 wed-dings a year youth theatercamps dance classes art showsand live concerts thatkeep the halls of theMiners Foundry Cultural Centerbustling with21st century relevance

ldquoWebelieve thatall the lov-ing emo-tions peoplefeel at events whether itrsquos aconcert a weddinga memorial a prom or anonprofit fundraising eventare absorbed by the walls andreflected back on each person

who enters the Foundryrdquo saidGretchen Bond executivedirector ldquoOur rich history pro-

vides us with a richexperiencerdquo

A history thatdates back to

1855 whenthe Iron- works

Foundry and Black-smith Shop

repairedheavy

machinery and hauled it to

mining camps by teams of horses and

oxen Of course as with many buildings of that era whose

8 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY PAUL CAMBRA

PHOTOS BY KIM PALAFERRI

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 10

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

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THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

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PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

Cathy Ruiz Realtor CDPE Lifetime Masters Club Member NAHREP (916) 205-7178 wwwcathyruizcom

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Sophisticated and Contemporary describes this updated 4bd3ba single story home in

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

$779000 4 Bed 3 Bath

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

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carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

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Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

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H erringtonrsquos Sierra Pines Resort on the most scenic stretch of Highway 49 is a place of beauty Family built ownedand operated for 40 years it comprises 50 acres of beautiful Sierra timberland throu gh which Highway 49 and the

Yuba River meander for a third of a mile Rooms built with covered balconies overlooking the river Herringtonrsquos is recommended

by the CA State Auto Assoc as well as other travel guides A walk along the river is a perfect rela xation Four championship golfcourses are within a half hour drive The north shore of Lake Tahoe is only one hour away On site i s a trout pond stocked with3000 rainbow trout For fishing enthusiasts there are many sparkling lakes nearby as well as fly fi shing the Yuba River on the

resort property

Sierra City CA Sierra City CA

Take Interstate 80 to Auburn then StateHighway 49 North toSierra Cityor Interstate 80 to

Truckee then StateHighway 89 North to

junction of 49 thenfollow 49 to Sierra City

Sierra Countyrsquos Largest amp Most Desirable Resort How to get to Herringtonrsquos

Where 325 Spring St Nevada CityHours 9 am to 4 pm Tuesdaythrough Friday

Phone (530) 265-5040Website minersfoundryorg

THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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20 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

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bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

Itrsquos time to drop the charade of ldquoI donrsquot have time to

exerciserdquo and call it what it really is an excuse

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Vacationing Safeguard

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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businesses were built aroundfire it burned down only to berebuilt (and renamed MinersFoundry) and thrive as a steelfabricator for industries far and wide

It wasnrsquot until the 1970s that

the building made the transi-tion from industrial to cultural when two graphic artistsfrom San Franciscosaved it fromdemoli-

tion and turned the foundry into a museum creating a ven-ue for the performing arts andevents in the process

ldquoIn addition to culturalevents Foothill Theatre Com-

pany KVMR Radio and Musicin the Mountains were foundedhererdquo Bond said ldquoMany changes have happened insidethe Foundry since the 1970s mdash

new roof new restrooms new stage with sound and lightsand most recently a new 2500-square-foot dance floor in the

OsbornWoods HallrdquoMay saw blues reg-

gae and a Celticband playing

Grateful Dead music June fea-tured tributes to Led ZeppelinPink Floyd and Bob Marley with the Wailers coming through this month to perform

ldquoLegendrdquo in its entiretyCraft fairs psychic fairs

plant sales and fashion showsmdash theyrsquore all part of what keepsthe Foundry thriving as a cen-terpiece in the community

ldquoIf you can dream it theMiners Foundry can be used inthat wayrdquo said operationsmanager Cherylynn Allen ldquoMy particular favorite way to use itis with our big concert events

such as Fright Night or Dark Star Orchestra The space is soversatile we can accommodatemore than 700 people in adynamic way When the StoneHall is filled with people they make magic with their pres-ence their intentions and theirenergyrdquo

Lots of people means lots of business for the community

ldquoThe Miners Foundry bringsa significant financial viability to the entire countyrdquo Allen

said ldquoBy attending events hereour patrons bring business tolocal restaurants shops bed-and-breakfast inns catering companies and rental compa-niesrdquo

In 1990 the Foundry wasdonated to the Nevada County Cultural Preservation Trust anddesignated for cultural histori-cal business social and com-munity events Rental options

include the Stone Hall FoyerUpper Gallery OsbornWoodsHall Conference Room andkitchen But events alone arenot enough to cover the coststhat a site like this incurs

ldquoFunding is a challengerdquoBond said ldquoWhile we are very busy and the building is usedevery week of the year wedepend on donations from thecommunity to ensure we can

10 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

The back gardens include a largeivy wall and arbor with climbing plants

Donate online minersfoundryorgdonate3

Over the phone (530) 265-5040

By mail 325 Spring St Nevada City CA 95959

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 11

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800-682-9848 or 530-862-1151 For Special Discounts see our website wwwherringtonssierrapinescom

H erringtonrsquos Sierra Pines Resort on the most scenic stretch of Highway 49 is a place of beauty Family built ownedand operated for 40 years it comprises 50 acres of beautiful Sierra timberland throu gh which Highway 49 and the

Yuba River meander for a third of a mile Rooms built with covered balconies overlooking the river Herringtonrsquos is recommended

by the CA State Auto Assoc as well as other travel guides A walk along the river is a perfect rela xation Four championship golfcourses are within a half hour drive The north shore of Lake Tahoe is only one hour away On site i s a trout pond stocked with3000 rainbow trout For fishing enthusiasts there are many sparkling lakes nearby as well as fly fi shing the Yuba River on the

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Sierra City CA Sierra City CA

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Where 325 Spring St Nevada CityHours 9 am to 4 pm Tuesdaythrough Friday

Phone (530) 265-5040Website minersfoundryorg

THE WAILERS

What Performing the iconic albumLegend in its entiretyWhen 9 pm Wednesday July 16Tickets $25 advance $30 at thedoor

Displays in the Foundryrsquos foyer inter-pret its history from the days of theMaidu to the present

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

100 Roseville

Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

BY DANNY BOLETTIERI

PHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 17

Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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20 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

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TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

Cathy Ruiz Realtor CDPE Lifetime Masters Club Member NAHREP (916) 205-7178 wwwcathyruizcom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

TUESDAYSRocklin Whole Foods Market at the Fountains on Galleria

Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

WEDNESDAYSAuburn DeWitt Center off Bell Road and First Street

10 am to 1 pm

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

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Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

PHOTO BY PHILIP WOOD

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

to 1 pm Sundays at theQuarry Ponds Town Center5550 Douglas Blvd in

Granite Bay Visitfoothillfarmersmarketcom

6 july

29 july

to

One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

Mondays and from 10 amto 1 pm Saturdays with anoon performance at TowerTheater 417 Vernon St inRoseville Camp is presentedby Stand Out Talent Chil-dren ages 5 to 14 learnabout costumes hair make-up dancing memorizinglines and lyrics Cost is$200 for one week Visitwwwstandouttalentorg

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

sometimes pleasurablesometimes painful ndash andoften based on an addic-tive or impulsive action

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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continue to preserve this com-munity treasure The Foundry is a State Registered HistoricLandmark and inside a Nation-al Trust District mdash we arecharged with not only ensuring the Foundry is available forevents and for bringing artsand culture to the community

but we are also responsible forthe preservation of this historicbuilding Rental income andticket sales do not cover thecosts of running this uniquelandmarkrdquo

Unique enough to appeal tomany a bride-to-be as theFoundry hosts nearly a wedding a week And according to eventcoordinator Kat Kress each wedding is unique as are the

couples getting marriedldquoWersquove had formal weddings

steampunk weddings cowgirl weddings circus weddings andvintage weddings just to name afewrdquo Kress said ldquoWeddings arebecoming increasingly morepersonalized and the Foundry offers a rustic and elegant set-ting that allows the unique tasteand style of each couple to shinethroughrdquo

Kress said she canrsquot think of any type of event that hasnrsquotbeen held here or that they wouldnrsquot be open to exploring

ldquoThe founders of the MinersFoundry were creative visionar-ies open to any idea that utilizedthe space and created benefitsfor the communityrdquo Kresssaid ldquoWe continue to honortheir legacy by carrying that tra-dition forwardrdquo

The Foundry is on the historic walking tour of Nevada City andhas displays that interpret thehistory from the days of theMaidu to present

ldquoEveryone who enters theFoundry can not only see the his-tory but they can feel itrdquo Bondsaid ldquoItrsquos as though the stone walls in the Stone Hall can talkrdquo

If so they might want toremind people that the Foundry needs their support and they accept donations of any size

ldquoThe monthly option is agreat way to support theFoundry on a continual basisand is affordable for nearly everyonerdquo Bond said ldquoThereare more than 50000 people

that come through the build-ing each year and if 10 percentof them donated $5 a month we would be able to furtherimprove the building takerisks on bigger shows andincrease our small staff TheFoundry is such an asset to thecommunity and itrsquos a great way to support usrdquo

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

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Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

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Hours 6 am - 10 pm Monday -

Friday 7 am - 10 pm Saturday -

Sunday

Info (916) 773-2332

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

a designmade withcream atopa hot choco-late drink fora morning cus-

tomer at BloomCoffee amp Tea in

Roseville At right isa finished drink with

an artful design

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

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BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

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Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

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(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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830 am to 1 pm

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10 am to 1 pm

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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32 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

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At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

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5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

Like the Granite Bay View on

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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In short we eat toof d i h

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 49

itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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trsquos a Wednesday morning andthere is something exception-

al brewing in Roseville BloomCoffee and Tea

The strong smell of espressofloats through the air and thepig-squeal sounds of steamedmilk echo in metallic tins Fromslow intricate pour-oveers tooutside-the-box paintings on itscolorful walls Bloom is making changes in the art of the bean mdashand two men are behind thiscommotion

Luke Noland and DavidMcAlexander sit in their cafeacute asthe late morning crowd drifts inand reflect on the long journey of the coffee bean its fast evolutionand their vision for the Rosevillecoffee house

One thing theyrsquore addressing isthe farm to fork trend of present-

ing fresh and organic food Andthat applies not only to coffeebeans but almost everything hit-ting their cups and plates at local

eateriesThis trend is spreading as

unique coffee flavors becomemore widely available are pro-duced with increased speed andefficiency and flourish in specificEthiopian blends Not only thatbut there are now differences inthe types of coffee farms Some

farmers use people to transportbeans from the ground while

other operations utilize giantmachines to chop trees into bitsin order to sell beans in bulk

The baristas at Bloom mdashalready known for taking theirtime preparing handcraftedbrews mdash have decided what sideof the bean magic they want tobe on when it comes to farming

Bloom Coffee and Tea ownersare on the hunt for new coffeefarms in Central America mdash ones

producing the best beansthrough the friendliest connec-tions to the environment In a world where production of thecoffee bean is changing to morehands-on farms working ethical-ly mdash as opposed to delegating tohundreds of workers below themmdash Noland and McAlexander are

12 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Victoria Gromley prepares an almond milk latte for acustomer at Bloom Coffee amp Tea in Roseville

Where 1485 Eureka Rd Suite

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intent on working with peoplethey can be proud to be associat-

ed withldquoBloom just did something

really excitingrdquo McAlexandersaid between sips of his espressoldquoWe spoke with our roaster Verve out of Santa Cruz and weset up a fund to purchase anentire farm in El Salvador What itreally comes down to is where isthe great coffee We can journey to Guatemala We can go to CostaRica We can go to El Salvador

and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

desiring topnotch quality intheir cups will also want tosupport their new farming direction

ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

AboveJD Avilafashions

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

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(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Save the Date Health Fair and Mixer

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Thursday Sept 18th

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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and we can find these very smallfarms and figure out what weneed to do to make this possiblerdquo

The number of loyal customershanging out at Bloom hasencouraged staff to think outsideof the box On Friday nights theRoseville cafeacute is packed with young people focusing on coffee while enjoying live music andnonstop conversation

ldquoItrsquos a demographic of all agesrdquo

Nolan observes ldquoand anyone who is into artistic culture fitsright in here When people have agood cup of coffee in a creativeatmosphere it awakens a greatsense and gives off good vibesrdquo

Both McAlexander and Nolanagree that the kind of customers

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ldquoAs the world changes so will we but for the betterrdquo Nolansays ldquoAnd sustainability is thekey word to our futurerdquo

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

Like the Granite Bay View on

for details onour next mixer

Save the Date Health Fair and Mixer

benefitting the Eskaton Foundation

Thursday Sept 18th

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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Tickets $50 per personAppetizers and an open baroffered 916-803-1217 ortmab410aolcom

Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

ment of the commencementceremony Rylee McKeon isready to move on to the nextphase of her life but first shewaits to receive her diplomawith the rest of her classfrom Granite Bay HighSchool A Granite Bay HighSchool grad shows hisdiploma off to his familyseated in the stadiumRiley Carroll celebrates

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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10 am to 1 pm

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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32 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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6 july

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to

One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

ment of the commencementceremony Rylee McKeon isready to move on to the nextphase of her life but first shewaits to receive her diplomawith the rest of her classfrom Granite Bay HighSchool A Granite Bay HighSchool grad shows hisdiploma off to his familyseated in the stadiumRiley Carroll celebrates

her success whichincludes Golden StateMerit diploma andHonor Student cord

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

sometimes pleasurablesometimes painful ndash andoften based on an addic-tive or impulsive action

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

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A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

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bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

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bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

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17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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Granite Bay Visitfoothillfarmersmarketcom

6 july

29 july

to

One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

Mondays and from 10 amto 1 pm Saturdays with anoon performance at TowerTheater 417 Vernon St inRoseville Camp is presentedby Stand Out Talent Chil-dren ages 5 to 14 learnabout costumes hair make-up dancing memorizinglines and lyrics Cost is$200 for one week Visitwwwstandouttalentorg

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

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If only we werenrsquot

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For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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ou hear the termldquofarm-to-forkrdquo

tossed around a lotthese days and cer-

tainly there are many restaurants in the greaterSacramento region that are jumping on board the new ldquotrendrdquo

Some of these restaurants

however would hardly describe the movement asldquonewrdquo since they have beendoing it for a very long timeSome of these you likely know well mdash Hawks Source TapasMulvaneys Waterboy andmany many others

One restaurant that in my opinion has been floating justbelow the radar is Roxy

Nestled tightly between The

Pavillions and Loehmanrsquos Plazaon the north side of Fair OaksBoulevard getting to Roxy mightseem like a bit of a stretch espe-cially coming from Granite Bay

But whether you are aldquofarm-to-forkrdquo fanatic or youare just in Sacramento andlooking for a good place to eatthis is one restaurant that is worth checking out

We recently opted for a

lunch visit arriving shortly after 1130 am to a sparsely packed house

By noon the entire restau-rant was bustling with thelunch crowd barely a table tobe had even in the bar

I began to wonder why such apopular restaurant has man-aged to stay below my radar forso long And then I tried thefood and was further confound-ed

One thing I think contributesto Roxyrsquos popularity and successis in fact its farm-to-fork con-cept

As I said that term is thrownaround much these days albeitloosely at times For Roxy the

16 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY TOBY LEWISPHOTOS BY PHILIP WOOD

dining view

Piquillo Peppers filled with beef Laura ChenelGoat Cheese brick Chile Sauce and toastedpumpkin seeds make the appetizer very flavorful

Cocorsquos Salmon Chop Salad one of RoxyRestaurant and Barrsquos more popular salads

comes with pan-seared natural salmonchickpeas a touch of mint cucumber

piquillo pepper caramelized onion relishand creamy citronette

Lucky Dog Ranch Meatloaf is served with

seasonal vegetables and Ruhstaller 1881Ale BBQ Sauce and with cheddar baconand fine herb mac rsquon cheese

Black Bean Soup with tomato cotija cheese andcilantro is one of the soups offered at RoxyRestaurant and Bar in Sacramento

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 18

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 17

Ha pp y Hour

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

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(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

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(Wake Forest commit)

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bull Jack Dockham

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bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

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31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

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Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

Itrsquos time to drop the charade of ldquoI donrsquot have time to

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

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Red Beach

on the Greek

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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BROADSTONE GATED COMMUNITY bull 4 Beds 3 Baths 2548 sq ft of living space bull One Bedroom and Bath downstairs bull Newer Tile Roof Water Heater HVAC bull Real Hardwood Floors on 1st level bull Eureka School amp Granite Bay HS bull SS appl wgranite counters in kitn bull Move-In Ready

SOLAR HOME AND NO MELLO ROOS bull Amazing 4 Beds 4 bath home bull 4207 sq ft of Incredible living space bull Gourmet kitchen wGranite amp large island bull Five burner gas stove amp GE appliances bull 13 acre lot wincredible

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Lic 01309705

Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 17

Ha pp y Hour

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Wine ndash Food ndash Live Soft Music Gorgeous Views

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

ldquoWhen you buy ground

beef at a supermarket or

even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

several different cows

sometimes even fromdifferent countries For

our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

Cathy Ruiz Realtor CDPE Lifetime Masters Club Member NAHREP (916) 205-7178 wwwcathyruizcom

BRE 01388461

Sophisticated and Contemporary describes this updated 4bd3ba single story home in

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enormous 2nd1000sqft garage in addition to the 3-car garageCan be a car collectors

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SS Appliancesdbl ovensdistressed wood floorsPlantation ShuttersCrown moldingPebble rock showers just to name a few of the features in this amazing home

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

$779000 4 Bed 3 Bath

3250 Sq Ft

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L O C A L L Y OW N E D amp O P E R A T E D

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

TUESDAYSRocklin Whole Foods Market at the Fountains on Galleria

Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

WEDNESDAYSAuburn DeWitt Center off Bell Road and First Street

10 am to 1 pm

THURSDAYSRocklinFinnish Temperance Hall on Rocklin Road at

So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

Jozee Silberman picks out peaches as Rachel Whitley looks on

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

PHOTO BY PHILIP WOOD

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 39

ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

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Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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term is quite literal mdash they owntheir own ranch

The owners of Roxy and sis-ter restaurant Lucca in mid-town Sacramento are also theowners of Lucky Dog Ranch in

DixonLucky Dog Ranch raisesgrass-fed free-grazing Anguscattle on open pasture Wefound out from our serverKevin that the ranch was origi-nally purposed to supply thetwo restaurants in Sacramento

But thanks to increasing demand the operation now supplies numerous restaurantsin the Sacramento region andthroughout the Bay Area and ispresent at many local farmerrsquosmarkets

ldquoWhen you buy ground beef at a supermarket or even insome restaurants the beef cancome from several differentcows sometimes even fromdifferent countriesrdquo Kevin said

ldquoFor our hamburger the patty can be traced back to one cowand one cow onlyrdquo

That certainly screamsldquofarm-to-forkrdquo to me

While I was tempted to try the burger (it was lunchtime

after all) I opted for the hearti-er Lucky Dog Ranch meatloafserved with a side of baconmacrsquon cheese roasted seasonalvegetables and a Ruhstaller1881 BBQ sauce

The meatloaf was perfectly tender moist and flavorful while the red-ale barbecuesauce provided a nice tangy touch of sweetness

The macaroni and cheeseconsisted of orecchiette (Italianfor ldquolittle earsrdquo) pasta brandy-soaked bacon bits breadcrumbs and (of course) meltedcheddar cheese

While it may not have beenthe healthiest menu choice thedish was certainly not lacking in comfort and flavor

Before the hearty meatloafhowever we started with a sideof piquillo peppers stuffed withLucky Dog Ranch braised beefLaura Chenel goat cheese withchili sauce and toasted pump-kin seeds

Server Kevin said this is a sig-nature dish that has never beentaken off the menu

We found the peppers to besweet not spicy at all stuffed with perfectly-braised beef andthe savory sauce paired well with the tangy goat cheese Thetoasted pumpkins seeds addeda nice ldquocrunchrdquo to the dish

We also tried the signatureblack bean soup with choppedtomato Cojita cheese andcilantro This warm soup wastasty and we also detected ahint of lime which added anice acidic freshness

We found ldquoCocorsquos SalmonChop Saladrdquo to contain a niceportion of farm-raised salmon

continued from page 16

A warm invitingatmosphere and spa-cious seating make foran enjoyable dining

experience at RoxyRestaurant and Bar inSacramento

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even in some restaurants

the beef can come from

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our hamburger the patty

can be traced back to one

cow and one cow onlyrdquoKevin server at Roxy

What Farm-fresh New American cuisineWhere 2381 Fair Oaks Blvd SacramentoInfo (916) 489-2000wwwroxyrestaurantandbarcom

bull CONTINUED ON PAGE 20

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

bull Jack Dockham

TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

WEDNESDAYSAuburn DeWitt Center off Bell Road and First Street

10 am to 1 pm

THURSDAYSRocklinFinnish Temperance Hall on Rocklin Road at

So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

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twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

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had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

overwhelmed with lifersquosresponsibilities Perhapsif we could becomeless overworked lesssleep-deprived and lessstressed-out it would beeasier Perhaps

For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

Itrsquos time to think of foodas medicine Imaginethat you could make adifference in your ownhealth by learning and

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at The Center for Weight

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

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Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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830 am to 1 pm

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Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

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10 am to 1 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

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17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

to 1 pm Sundays at theQuarry Ponds Town Center5550 Douglas Blvd in

Granite Bay Visitfoothillfarmersmarketcom

6 july

29 july

to

One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

Mondays and from 10 amto 1 pm Saturdays with anoon performance at TowerTheater 417 Vernon St inRoseville Camp is presentedby Stand Out Talent Chil-dren ages 5 to 14 learnabout costumes hair make-up dancing memorizinglines and lyrics Cost is$200 for one week Visitwwwstandouttalentorg

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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(6 ounces served over choppedpiquillo peppers caramelized onionrelish chickpeas mint and cucum-ber) to be not quite what we wereexpecting but each bite moreappealing than the last

Server Kevin explained to us thatthe salmon was farm-raised in such

a way that would be equivalent tofree-range chicken not farmed intight bins and no antibiotics

The salmon was perfectly sea-soned and seared and the mintadded a nice freshness to the salad while some chopped olives added anice touch of acidity

A meal of this size would be nor-mally just about enough to send any-body into a food coma and as such we were not interested in seeing a

desert menuPerhaps the most notable part of our lunch was the fact that therestaurant was packed from wall to wall yet I could not help but noticehow easily it was to carry on a con-versation

Roxy is designed as a true openconcept with an open ldquoexhibition-stylerdquo kitchen and essentially onevery large room with a small wallseparating the dining room from the

bar areaNormally an open restaurant such

as this would have a nearly deafen-ing noise level but the acoustics aresurprisingly low

The wine list is modest but thereare some nice options including many ldquolocalrdquo selections by the glass

There is also a full bar including

house signature cocktails seasonalcocktails and a fine selection of draftand bottled beer

Oh and the farm-to-fork thingLucky Dog Ranch isnrsquot the only sup-plier for the restaurant Roxy alsosources virtually all of its producelocally as well as its pork and poultry

Letrsquos face it Farm-fresh ingredientsare clearly the way for a restaurant toprovide the freshest top-quality ingredients to their guests and in my

opinion Roxy is right up there withthe best of those who are doing itright

I look forward to returning forhappy hour (which is held every dayeven on weekends) and for dinner

Toby Lewis is a freelance writer and restaurant

industry professional Look to each monthrsquos

Dining View for his thoughts insights and

opinions about dining in and around Granite

Bay Follow him on Twitter TobLewis

Oscar Delgadoputs finishingtouches on oneof many saladsserved duringthe lunch rushat Roxy Restau-rant and Bar inSacramento

continued from page 18

Strawberry Summer Salad with Grilled Chicken - Makes 4 Servings

Paula HendricksNutrition and

Wellness Consultant

Instructions 1 Prepare the chicken breasts by sprinkling herb seasoning lemon juice olive oil and a bit of salt and

pepper on both sides of the meat Let sit for 10 minutes Get the grill or grill pan ready2 Slice the avocado and strawberries3 Grill the chicken until fully cooked but not dry for about 4 minutes on each side Slice into small strips 4 In one large bowl mix all ingredients except the spinach together Be careful not to smash the strawberries

Sprinkle with salt pepper and drizzle with olive oil and white balsamic vinegar or lemon juice5 Add one cup of fresh spinach to each plate and top with the strawberrychicken mix distributing equally

Add a bit of lemon zest to top it off

Variations 1 Marinate the fresh strawberries in dark balsamic vinegar for 5 minutes for a deep rich flavor 2 Add somefresh goat cheese or crumbled bacon 3 Replace strawberries with grapes or raspberries

Pick up some strawberries from your local fresh fruit stand and prepare this light and tasty summer salad With super foods such asavocadoes walnuts spinach and strawberries in this dish you will feel good serving this up to your friends and family For the olive oiland vinegar dressing I also use local growers Michael and Monika from Calolea Farms just up the road from Granite Bay Enjoy

Ingredients Needed bull 1-14 pounds boneless chicken breasts thinly sliced

bull 2 teaspoons dried Herbs de Provence seasoningbull one large avocado bull one large lemon bull 4 cups fresh strawberries

bull 1 cup walnut halves

bull 4 cups baby spinach leavesbull salt and pepper bull olive oil bull lemon juice or white balsamic dressing

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

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(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

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(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

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TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

Cathy Ruiz Realtor CDPE Lifetime Masters Club Member NAHREP (916) 205-7178 wwwcathyruizcom

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Sophisticated and Contemporary describes this updated 4bd3ba single story home in

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SS Appliancesdbl ovensdistressed wood floorsPlantation ShuttersCrown moldingPebble rock showers just to name a few of the features in this amazing home

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

$779000 4 Bed 3 Bath

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

TUESDAYSRocklin Whole Foods Market at the Fountains on Galleria

Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

WEDNESDAYSAuburn DeWitt Center off Bell Road and First Street

10 am to 1 pm

THURSDAYSRocklinFinnish Temperance Hall on Rocklin Road at

So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

PHOTO BY PHILIP WOOD

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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36 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 39

ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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NotifyCall your credit card

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Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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trsquos a class reunion of sortsNine of the 2013 Sac Joaquin

Section Division I boyrsquos soccerchampions of Granite Bay Highare together again part of theindoor soccer team All Blacks FCat Rocklinrsquos California Family Fit-ness Sports Complex

This time their goal isnrsquot to

win a league title or even asection title mdash their goal is todraw the attention of collegiatesquads to play at the next leveland improve their own gamealong the way

ldquoWersquore playing against teamsthat are older than us who areaveraging 28-years-oldrdquo Dominic

Scotti said ldquoItrsquos more skill-basedinstead of all athletic You justhave to go out there and adjustrdquo

Scotti will play for Wake ForestUniversityrsquos menrsquos soccer teamthis fall Hersquos one of only fourplayers on the indoor squad thatalready have a slated spot on acollegiate roster Pablo Zeqarra (of

New Jersey) is another playing forMontclair State University ChaseGoulart also committed to play for Dominican University whileincoming Granite Bay senior Cor-ban Anderson (the only non-graduate) committed to the Uni-versity of Washington

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 21

Granite Bayrsquos All Blacks FC uses indoorsoccer to prepare for collegiate walk-ons

Felipe Zegarrasends a shot

into the nettingfor All Blacks

FC at RocklinrsquosCalifornia Family

Fitness SportsComplex Tuesday

GOALS

B E

N D I N

G BY JEREMY MCDONALD

PHOTOS BY IKE DODSON

bull SEE PAGE 22

ldquoItrsquos going against older competition to keep

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22 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

continued from page 21

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

bull Jeff Gaebler(attempting Arizona walk-on)

bull Felipe Zegarra(attempting Chico State walk-on)

bull Zach Boyle(attempting Sac State walk-on)

bull Pablo Zegarra(Montclair State University)bull Ash Gunnbull Tyler Johnson

(attempting Arizona walk-on)bull Connor Ingersollbull Corban Anderson

(Washington commit)bull Chase Goulart

(Dominican commit)bull Dominic Scotti

(Wake Forest commit)

COACHES

bull Brenden Gonzales

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TEAM MANAGER

bull Natalie Rhodes

at Arizona said ldquoTheyrsquore great competition A lot of

them are coachesldquoThey had a (former Placer United coach) and(other) coaches They were older than us and moreexperienced but were beatablerdquo

Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

than us who are averaging 28 years-old

Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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26 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

$499000 3 Bed 2 Bath 1824 Sq Feet http8345 wgranitedrivecanbyourscom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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Blvd and East Roseville Parkway 830 am to 1 pm

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10 am to 1 pm

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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32 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

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17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

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31 july

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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It s going against older competition to keep

our edge and to keep in shaperdquo

Tyler Johnson All Blacks FC player from Granite Bay

The All Blacks FC team (from top left) Brenden Gonzalez Niccolo Saviotti Conor Ingersoll DominicScotti Felipe Zegarra Pablo Zegarra (bottom left) Chase Goulart Jeff Gaebler Tyler Johnson ZachBoyle and Jack Dockham are all smiles after Tuesdayrsquos game

The rest of the players on All Blacks FC are aspiring for next-level success as walk-ons

Some of them have a pretty good shot

Jeff Gaebler and Felipe Zeqarra combined for 30goals last season for the Grizzles They are toughindoor and on the pitch but the Rocklin facilitieshave strengthened a whole new style of game

Unlike outdoor soccer indoor has smaller goals onsmaller fields surrounded by walls that stretch up toplexi-glass and netting

The game itself is divided into two 20-minute halvesagainst unfamiliar foes The All Blacks FC has been pit-ted against elite college-level teams

ldquoItrsquos funrdquo University of Arizona walk-on hopefulTyler Johnson said ldquoItrsquos going against older competi-

tion to keep our edge and to keep in shaperdquo All Blacks entered last monthrsquos contest on themomentum of an 11-6 victory but fell 12-7 for theirfirst loss of the season to a tenacious Five Guys squad

All Blacks FC would struggle defensively in their firstgame at the ldquoArdquo-Premier Level despite three goals by Scotti all in the first half and seven total saves by Nico-lo Saviotti

ldquoWe need to step up our defense we know what weneed to practice onrdquo Gaebler also gunning for a spot

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 23

ALL BL ACKS FC

INDOOR SOCCER TEAM

PLAYERS

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Offensively All Blacks FC outshot Five Guys 27-21as they were behind 7-5 heading into the half butthree quick goals gave Five Guys a 10-5 lead with lessthan 15 minutes to go

It proved to be the dagger one more learningexperience as the group prepares for next-levelopportunities

Itrsquos all in the game

Dominic Scotti scores a goal on this bending kickthat looped into the top of the net

IKE DODSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

We re playing against teams that are older

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Itrsquos more skill-based instead of all athletic

You just have to go out there and adjustrdquoDominic ScottiAll Blacks FC indoor soccer player

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BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Purchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

5530 Douglas Blvd Suite 140 Granite Bay CA

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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Cathy Ruiz Realtor CDPE Lifetime Masters Club Member NAHREP (916) 205-7178 wwwcathyruizcom

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 29

SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

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WEDNESDAYSAuburn DeWitt Center off Bell Road and First Street

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So Grove St 8 am to noon

One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

~Gloria Beverage

Left Kayla Koroush ofHeringer Estates show-cases the selection ofwines Above HansAnderson performs anacoustic set for shoppersat the Farmersrsquo Market

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BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

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31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

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carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

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and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

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urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

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outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

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Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

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Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

Itrsquos time to drop the charade of ldquoI donrsquot have time to

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

many foods with toomany carbohydrates andtheyrsquore slowly killing us

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

How can we begin toreverse this disastrous

had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

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For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

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choosing to eat quality foods both at home andaway Good food is goodmedicine

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Red Beach

on the Greek

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

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$699000

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$639000

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$569000

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$520000

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$579900

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$340000

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$459000

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p p y

BY EILEEN WILSON

PHOTOS COURTESY bull

REALTOR BETH BRYANT

ummer is time for kids playing in the yard until the streetlights come ondad barbecuing something delicious

outside and mom overseeing it all Is yourhome summer celebration worthy

If not you might want to take a look atthis pristine Winterhawk estate that hassummer fun written all over it

This property in the gated Winterhawk community is the perfect family house With four to five large bedrooms some with en-suite or Jack-and-Jill baths theideal layout offers private bedroom wings

and pocket doors to the common areas somom and dad can keep the gatheringgoing while the kids head off to bed

The sheer beauty of the grounds alone will sell this home The homeowner is a dedicated gardener and her expertiseshows On nearly an acre the backyardincludes an extensive patio withretractable awning as well as a latticedporch area Raised garden beds are ready to lay in tomatoes and therersquos even aseparate structure with a raised hot tuband a potting shed

This property in the gated Winterhawk community isthe perfect family house with four to five bedroomsSet on nearly an acre the grounds have been lovinglydesigned by a dedicated gardener

bull SEE PAGE 26

24 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 25

urchase bull Sale bull Short SalePurchase bull Sale bull Short Sale

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

continued from page 24

5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 27

8345 W Granite Bay Drive Granite Bay

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5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay5125 Grosvenor Cir Granite Bay

$779000 4 Bed 3 Bath

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SATURDAYSAuburn Old Town Courthouse Parking Lot on

Auburn-Folsom Road at Lincoln Way 8 am to noon

Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

SUNDAYSGranite Bay Quarry Ponds Town Center 5550 Douglas Blvd

830 am to 1 pm

TUESDAYSRocklin Whole Foods Market at the Fountains on Galleria

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

For more informationabout farmersrsquo markets orrecipes visit wwwplacerGROWNorg

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30 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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Julie Riessen volun-teer with BaysideChurch works hard

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

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17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

Columbus in Granite Baystarts at 6 pm on July 26 atthe Center located at 6365Douglas Blvd Granite Bay

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26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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Granite Bay Visitfoothillfarmersmarketcom

6 july

29 july

to

One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

Mondays and from 10 amto 1 pm Saturdays with anoon performance at TowerTheater 417 Vernon St inRoseville Camp is presentedby Stand Out Talent Chil-dren ages 5 to 14 learnabout costumes hair make-up dancing memorizinglines and lyrics Cost is$200 for one week Visitwwwstandouttalentorg

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

sometimes pleasurablesometimes painful ndash andoften based on an addic-tive or impulsive action

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

many foods with toomany carbohydrates andtheyrsquore slowly killing us

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

How can we begin toreverse this disastrous

had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 49

itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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830 am to 1 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

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Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

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to

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located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

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A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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ldquoThe homeowners have had weddings for over 200 guestsout hererdquo said Beth Bryant of Coldwell Banker

This is the perfect backdropfor an outdoor wedding Thepool is natural stone style andfills with a cascading waterfallflowing over rock with an addi-

tional built-in hot tubHead indoors and you will beamazed first off by the garageThe room is outfitted in rubber-ized flooring in carefully laiddesigns and also includes anoverhead storage system as wellas extensive built-ins with man-ufactured stone counters A separate fifth-bay garage in-cludes an extensive workshop

The beauty of this homeshouldnrsquot be overlooked Fromthe elegant formal living anddining rooms to the more casu-al family room each space hasunique ceiling treatments andthe quality of construction isclear

Head to the kitchen for thefavorite spot in the house A huge skylight illuminates thehappy room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extended barseating area and large centerisland The granite is com-prised of all the colors that arein your spice rack The Viking Professional double ovens withfour-burner cook top griddleand all-in-one hood is surely the focal point of this stunning room The recently updatedkitchen also includes fourstacking dishwasher drawersplaced two-by-two A built-in

refrigerator and freezer matchthe cabinetry for maximumelegance Top-of-the-lineappliances and stunning artpieces that double as pendantlighting tell you that this roomhas been remodeled by adesigner with impeccable taste

The home is floored in acombination of tumbledtravertine and like-new Earthtoned carpets

Both the guest bedroom andthe master are on opposite sidesof the home include backyard

access and are very quiet andprivate The master includeshis-and-hers closets with built-ins and the bedroom is easily large enough to include a Cali-fornia King with a full living room besides Dual vanities

and makeup desk and dualshower heads make this bedand bath the perfect getaway forlong summer nights It alsooffers easy access to the back- yard so you can supervise swim-ming and backyard fun as well

And possibly the best thing about 8075 Winterhawk thissummer The home comes with a 30-plus panel solar elec-trical system that is owned out-right The system is less than a

year old and electrical usageshows that the propertyrsquos elec-tricity bill will be under $500 forthe year

Gated private lovely andlow low summer energy bills ndash what better reasons to relocateto Winterhawk this summer

From the elegant formalliving and dining rooms tothe more casual family roomeach space in this home hasunique ceiling treatmentsThe quality of construction isclearly evident throughout

Possibly the happiest roomin this home is the kitchenA huge skylight illuminatesthe room that is outfitted incherry cabinetry and graniteslabs on both the extendedbar seating area and largecenter island

Where 8075 Winterhawk LaneGranite BaySize 5 bedroom 5 (41) bath4127 square feetPrice $1195000Contact Beth Bryant ColdwellBanker (916) 996-1268

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Rocklin RC Willey parking lot in Blue Oaks Center 6636

Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

Hope along withother members ofher church Baysidein Granite Bay bypainting somesawhorses that willhelp beautify thecomplex

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

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11 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

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Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

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Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

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longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

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carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

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Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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Lonetree Boulevard 830 am to 1230 pm

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One of the most popularmarkets is Rosevillersquos Whole Foods Market at theFountains on GalleriaBoulevard at East RosevilleParkway which is open year round on Tuesdaysfrom 830 am to 1 pm

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

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10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

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11 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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31 july

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31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

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Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

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longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

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The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

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carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

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Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

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Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

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Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

Like the Granite Bay View on

for details onour next mixer

Save the Date Health Fair and Mixer

benefitting the Eskaton Foundation

Thursday Sept 18th

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

Columbus in Granite Baystarts at 6 pm on July 26 atthe Center located at 6365Douglas Blvd Granite Bay

Tickets $50 per personAppetizers and an open baroffered 916-803-1217 ortmab410aolcom

Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

ment of the commencementceremony Rylee McKeon isready to move on to the nextphase of her life but first shewaits to receive her diplomawith the rest of her classfrom Granite Bay HighSchool A Granite Bay HighSchool grad shows hisdiploma off to his familyseated in the stadiumRiley Carroll celebrates

her success whichincludes Golden StateMerit diploma andHonor Student cord

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

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17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

Columbus in Granite Baystarts at 6 pm on July 26 atthe Center located at 6365Douglas Blvd Granite Bay

Tickets $50 per personAppetizers and an open baroffered 916-803-1217 ortmab410aolcom

Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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Clockwise from top left KarlGrubaugh thanks teachers andstaff for their committed work inhelping their students succeedduring the faculty address seg-

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her success whichincludes Golden StateMerit diploma andHonor Student cord

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 31

oomis wrestling fans may instantly recognize theirtownrsquos new fire chief eventhough hersquos spent the last

35 years guarding lives and property in

Granite Bay Lawrence Betten-court is a longtime assistant wrestling coach at Del OroHigh School but last month hebegan doubling down on hiscommitment to the area by act-ing as the chief of both SouthFire Protection District and theLoomis Fire Department

Loomis gets not only Betten-courtrsquos experience from its new administrative contract butalso backup from three Granite

Bay battalionchiefs and ahost of new equipmentand expand-ed personnelattached toSouth PlacerFire

The boardof directorsfor the

Loomis Fire Protection Districtbegan searching for new lead-ership after learning last fallthat CalPERS determined part-time fire chief Dave Wheelercould no longer serve in thatposition due to his status as a

retired annuitantLoomis Fire District Board

members asked for contractbids for new administrativeleadership from both the Rock-lin Fire Department and SouthFire Protection District Theboard ultimately opted to signa $100000-a-year contract with the department thatalready had two of its five sta-tions on Loomis borders

ldquoIt means I have two differ-ent bosses nowrdquo Bettencourt joked referring to the SouthPlacer Fire board and theLoomis Fire board ldquo(GraniteBay) already had a medic teamthat was responding in Loomis

and our two departments have worked extremely closely together for a long timerdquo

South Placer Fire battalionchiefs James Brooks KarlFowler and Darren McMillin will also play a role in coordi-nating emergency response inLoomis moving forward

ldquoThe way we look at it is wehad five fire stations to overseeand now we have sixrdquo Betten-court went on ldquoThe advantage yoursquoll see for Loomis is having access to a little bigger organi-zationrdquo

Chris Gibson president of the Loomis Fire Protection Dis-trictrsquos board of directors said

partnering with the GraniteBay responders gets his town alot of advantages without giv-ing up anything thatrsquos impor-tant to residents

ldquoWe needed a fulltime chief and this is a great fitrdquo Gibsonsaid ldquoBut itrsquos important forpeople to know that LoomisFire is still going to be LoomisFire That wonrsquot change Andhonestly these two depart-ments already work togetherso much that I donrsquot think peo-ple in Loomis will even notice adifference Wersquore just getting more help and more battalionchiefs This really worked outperfectrdquo

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he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 33

childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

online at 222talartorg or at TAL Art Center 3062 Highway50 in South Lake Tahoe

25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

Columbus in Granite Baystarts at 6 pm on July 26 atthe Center located at 6365Douglas Blvd Granite Bay

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Casino Night

26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

From830am

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6 july

29 july

to

One-weekcampus from10 am to 4 pm

Mondays and from 10 amto 1 pm Saturdays with anoon performance at TowerTheater 417 Vernon St inRoseville Camp is presentedby Stand Out Talent Chil-dren ages 5 to 14 learnabout costumes hair make-up dancing memorizinglines and lyrics Cost is$200 for one week Visitwwwstandouttalentorg

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 39

ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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32 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

he one-year anniversary of a localcharity organization coincided witha service day for a Granite Bay megachurch over the weekend and

the results brought hundreds of volun-teers to Auburn

Acres of Hope a housing andhealthy-living program for homeless women with children moved one yearago from a motel in Applegate to amobile home park in Auburn Devel-

opment Director Michael Harper saidthe program has served more than 95 women and 220 children since it start-ed in 2006 ushering the mothersthrough orientation to assess theirneeds an eight-month curriculum toteach them life skills and an applica-tion process to get them back to work or school

Harper said last yearrsquos move placed Acres of Hope on a 3-acre lot that is

only half-developed and begging forexpansion

ldquoThe vision of our program is toserve as many women as we can andthat would require us to more thandouble our capacityrdquo he said ldquoRightnow we have capacity for 10 families We would look to more than doublethatrdquo

In addition to being the anniversary of the organizationrsquos big move two

days last month were a scheduledldquoserve dayrdquo weekend for BaysideChurch of Granite Bay which canceledits regular services for the weekendand instead mobilized close to 10000congregation members to lend a handto 143 charities throughout the region

Bayside Church Serve Day DirectorLauri Harris said more than 200 volun-teers appeared at Acres of Hope overthe weekend to help develop a new

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 35

ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

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31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

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full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

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friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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childrenrsquos play area completelandscaping work clean up thegrounds repair cottage unitsand help prepare the site forupcoming construction work

ldquoWe work with them on amonthly basis and supportthem and theyrsquove been one of the organizations we really feelconnected tordquo she said ldquoItrsquosnot a new partnership itrsquos

ongoing and we just took thisopportunity to take one day and ramp up our effortsrdquo

Harper said the volunteer work was an enormous pushfor the program which is fund-ed by private donors founda-tions and other groups plusrevenue from Renew Boutiqueand Urban Renew thrift storesin Roseville

Acres of Hope resident Han-na Davidson who joined theprogram a month ago with twoboys in tow said the volunteer work like the program itself was a moving show of support

ldquoIt shows that they truly careabout usrdquo she said ldquoPeople who donrsquot know us personally come to help us and show usthat they care about usrdquo

Resident Nichole Sanchez who joined the program ninemonths ago with her son saidthe support and training pro-grams have prepared themboth for a better future

ldquoI never had support in my life and I needed someone toteach me life skills Irsquom at thepoint where I am looking for a job and I am excited to be able

to use my skills that Irsquovelearned in an office settingrdquoshe said ldquoOur kids are in theirown child development pro-gram here and my 4-year-oldhas learned and grown andchanged so much from his ownprogramrdquo

~ Photographer Kim Palaferri

contributed to this story

Church works hardon Saturday to helpcreate a flowerbedat Acres of HopeAt far right AddieMathias 10 helpsout at Acres of

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

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24 july

Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

continued from page 39

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

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family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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In short we eat toof d i h

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Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

many foods with toomany carbohydrates andtheyrsquore slowly killing us

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glycemic carbohydratesaffect the same part of thebrain that cocaine andother addicting drugs do

Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

How can we begin toreverse this disastrous

had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

overwhelmed with lifersquosresponsibilities Perhapsif we could becomeless overworked lesssleep-deprived and lessstressed-out it would beeasier Perhaps

For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

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Red Beach

on the Greek

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Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

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10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

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13 july

to

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11 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

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18 july

the ChocolateFactory

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Rock andreggae

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From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

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2014 Artist Studio Tour

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Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

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Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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From 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday July1 and Thursday July 2 at Gallery 48

Natoma St in Folsom (916) 355-7285

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ldquoMultiple Journeysrdquoart exhibition

California Worldfest

California Stagewill present

Journeyrsquos End

1 july

2 july

to

At 1 4 and 7 pmSaturday July 5 inthe Beecher Room

of the Auburn Library 350Nevada St Auburn Free

5 july

Silver Screen

Classic

At 8pmat R25

Arts Center 1721 25th St atR Street in midtown Sacra-mento Production commem-orates 100th anniversary of ldquoThe War to End All WarsrdquoTickets are $20 general $15for military students andseniors and $12 for groupsof six or more For reserva-tions call (916) 451-5822

5 july

6 july

to

from 630 to 830 pm on Thursday July 10 inthe Folsom outdoor amphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parking in parking garage

located at 905 Leidesdorff St

10 july

Classic rock concertfeaturing Keep On Truckinrsquo

A four-day world music festival sched-uled from 10 am to 11 pm ThursdayJuly 10 Friday July 11 Saturday July

12 and Sunday July 12 on eight stages at the NevadaCounty Fairgrounds in Grass Valley Advance tickets startat $60 Visit wwwworldfestnet

10 july

13 july

to

At 7 pm at theJohnson-Spring-view Park on Fifth

Street in Rocklin FreeFrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July17 in the Folsom

outdoor amphitheater200 Wool St historicFolsom Free parking inparking garage locatedat 905 Leidesdorff St

11 july

Dennis Johnson ampthe Mississippi

Ramblers

RhythmVandals

will presenttribute toSantana

17 july

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Yes shes gorgeous Her movies make a tonof money but Lola Burns just wants to be anordinary girl To find out how she manages watchthis Silver Screen Classic at 1 4 or 7 pm on July 5in the Beecher Room of the Auburn Library350 Nevada St

Will air at730 pm atJohnson-

Springview Park on FifthStreet in Rocklin Free

18 july

the ChocolateFactory

FeaturingStonegate playsfrom 630 to 830

pm on Thursday July 24 inthe Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

24 july

Rock andreggae

concert

From 10 am to 5 pm Friday July 25Saturday July 26 and Sunday July 27Tour is self-guided Pick up maps

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25 ju ly

27 july

to

2014 Artist Studio Tour

Sponsored by StJoseph MarelloKnights of

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26 ju ly

Country rock musicfrom 630 to 830pm Thursday July

31 in the Folsom outdooramphitheater 200 Wool Sthistoric Folsom Free parkingin parking garage located at905 Leidesdorff St

GoldenCadillacs

will perform

31 july

from 11 am t 4 pm Tuesdays through Sundaysthrough July 31 at the Folsom History Museum823 Sutter St historic Folsom (916) 985-2707

31 ju ly t

h r o u g h

ldquoA Bundle of Joyrdquo vintagequilt and clothing exhibit

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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40 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

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Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Los Lonely BoysCOURTESY

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

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remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

ldquoWe put our lives behindand arrive at California World-fest for three or four daysrdquoChin said ldquoThere is no rush-ing to drive to park or be any- where on timerdquo

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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48 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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beer and both vegetarian and veg-an cuisine

Global artisans will be selling wares from around the world

Los Lonely BoysCOURTESY

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ldquoA music centered event but with avast number of other attractions hellipdance a wide open games field forkids workshops yoga hands oncrafts and of course shoppingrdquo

In a true global experience foodvendors and artisans will be setting up booths offering cuisine and

goods from around the worldFood vendors will reflect the widevariety of music with an assort-ment of dishes that will have fanslining up for Greek gyros IndianCurry Caribbean barbecue Asiangrills French crepes pizza pastasfrozen ice creations coffee drinks

wares from around the worldincluding henna tattoos sculp-tures handmade musical instru-ments hats Nada chairs woodsculptures and clothing from Africa South America and Indone-sia Masseuses will also be avail-able for those ready to really relax

Since this is a family event theCalifornia Worldfest has a variety of things for kids and teens plannedincluding a kidrsquos parade tie-dyedemos (bring a T-shirt) hula hoop-ing juggling games on the green water slides kiddie pools magi-cians and the very popular teendance which has become afavorite event during the festival

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Single day ticket $60 advance $65at gate (with camping $85$90)

ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

For personal safety atten-dees should bring a reusable water bottle mosquito repel-lent and sunscreen Please

y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

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Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

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Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

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A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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ldquoWe started going when my daughter was 4 hellip now shersquos17rdquo Chin said ldquoShe continues

campers showers are avail-able as are tent spaces

Please take note absolutely no pets are allowed at the festi-

remember there is no smoking in the park The California Worldfest is a way for the wholefamily to hear new music try

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2 Dublin Perla Batalla Hapa KrugerBrothers Carlos Nunez Claire LynchBand Matt Andersen Matuto YunaPacific Curls Incendio Red ChamberPatchy Sanders Mamjowali AntsyMcLain Len Kaapana BenyoroAchilles Wheel Sambada Banana

Slug String Band Mai Dyson There isNo Mountain Jaffa Road BrotherWhat Music and dance childrenrsquos pro-grams workshops yoga and tai chiartisans camping international foodWhen Thursday July 10 throughSunday July 13Where Nevada County Fairgrounds11228 McCourtney Road Grass Valley

at gate (with camping $85$90)Two day ticket $110 advance $125at gate (with camping $145$160)Three day ticket $155 advance $170at gate (with camping $175$190)Four day ticket $165 advance $180at gate (with camping $185$200)

Youth (ages 13-16) $35 single day($80 with camping)Child (ages 5-12) $15 single day($35 with camping)Single day tickets can be purchased atCherry Records in Auburn Yabobo inNevada City Briar Patch Market inGrass Valley and the SacramentoNatural Food Co-opInfo (530) 891-4098 worldfestnet

to want to attend but in a very different way We have accu-mulated a little tribe of fami-lies from her early school years It was a great opportu-nity for us to share some qual-ity time socializing and camp-ing with friendsrdquo

Accommodations canrange from pitching a tent tostaying at a nearby hotel Thecampgrounds are set up forcampers or those with an RVit is first-come first-serveexcept for those RV owners who need a hook up For

pval or the campgrounds ex-cept for service animals Petaccommodations are availableat The Kennels (530-272-4670)

Also no campfires or barbe-cuing is allowed aboveground camp stoves are per-mitted There is some seating provided but folding lawnchairs are recommended low sitting chairs are allowed closeto the stage

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y ynew food dance and play

ldquoThe sense of discovery isextraordinaryrdquo DeWayne saidldquoWorldfest event-goers areblown away by the energy of performers from bands theyrsquodnever heardrdquo

For most event goers it isnrsquotsimply the music but a senseof camaraderie

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 41

Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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of Lilani Wealth Management

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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popular television series

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of ldquoI donrsquot have time to exer-ciserdquo and call it what it really is

2 Focus on the Benefits Withexercise you have so much to

i d thi t l E

fitness view

Add this to your

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

list of favorites

Debra

Skelton

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Vacationing Safeguard

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

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Red Beach

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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W e all have a list of ourfavorite things It may not be written down

anywhere but we know thethings that make us happy

The list holds our favoritefoods music TV showsmovies and even people inour life that we canrsquot getenough of This is the stuff

that we really enjoy Itrsquos thestuff that makes our life worthliving

Somewhere on the list is ourhealth and appearance Weknow that looking and feeling great make a good life evenbetter

The interesting thing aboutour list is that without fail we

always make time for it When our favorite TV show

airs we watch it or record it to watch later

When our favorite actorstars in a new movie we do

our part by going to the the-atre

When wersquore hungry we turnto our favorite foods

When the weekend rollsaround we do everything wecan to spend time with thespecial people our life

Yet when it comes to exer-cise we often automatically

say ldquoI donrsquot have timerdquoTime for TV but no time for

exercise We live in an age where life is

full We donrsquot have extra timeanymore

We no longer have time Wemake time

We make time for our TV show

We make time for our hobby We make time for our

favorite foods We make time for our

friendsItrsquos time to drop the charade

an excuse We know how to make time

for our favorite things Weknow we want good health Weknow we want to look great We know we want more ener-

gyExercise delivers all those

benefits - and moreI believe that exercise

belongs on our list of favoritethings

Make It A Favorite How do we turn something that wedreaded into something that we enjoy

1 Block the Negative Ourthoughts play a big part indetermining our favoritethings Block out any negativethoughts you may have aboutexercise Focus your energy oncreating a positive attitudethat will get you excited abouthitting the gym rather thandreading it

gain and nothing to lose Exer-cise makes you stronger sexi-er happier and gives youmore energy Pick the benefitthat moves you the most andfixate on it

3 Get Guidance The easiest way to put exercise on your listof favorite things is to experi-ence it at its best Consider theassistance of a fitness profes-sional for a workout programthat will mesh with yourlifestyle that is both effectiveand enjoyable This is possi-ble

Now that we put exercise on

our favoritesrsquo list there will beno excuses We can alwaysmake time for our favoritethings Thatrsquos the stuff thatmakes our life worth living

Debra Skelton is a certified fitness con-

sultant a licensed nurse and owner of

Motivative Health and Fitness She can

be reached at debgotatrainercom

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Add this to your

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Debra

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Vacationing Safeguard

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

Rashida Lilani is a certified

financial planner and the owner

of Lilani Wealth Management

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such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

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somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

many foods with toomany carbohydrates andtheyrsquore slowly killing us

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Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

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had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

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For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

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A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Temperatures are ris-ing and kids are outof school Itrsquos time to

take a break Perhaps yoursquore planning a quick getaway over the Fourthof July weekend or a

longer vacation away from the frenzy

Before you embarkhowever there arealways a million and onethings to do And one of the most important ldquoto

dordquo items on your listshould be ensuring yourfinancial information issafeguarded while youtravel Whether travelling domestically or abroadtaking precautions andpreparing for the unfore-seeable may not seem asimportant as packing sunblock or a bathing suit but it will seem likea brilliant idea whensomething does go awry

The following list is agood place to start inorder to safeguard yourfinancial informationSome of it may be simply common sense but nev-ertheless important tomention here

Copies copies copiesBefore you leave on

your trip make copies of your driverrsquos licensepassport and credit cardsMake sure you carry allrelevant contact numbersseparately in the event your wallet is stolen orlost Leave a set of copiesat home with a friend or

family member and takea set with you

NotifyCall your credit card

companies to advisethem of your intent totravel providing them with the dates and desti-nations of your trip Thebanks have becomeincreasing guarded andcan deny any and all of your charges if they look suspicious which couldleave you with no meansof payments

Travel lightwallet included

I personally have trou-ble travelling light espe-cially when it comes to

shoes How can one notpack enough shoesright However onething I always make sureto do before I leave on atrip is empty the con-tents of my wallet exceptfor my driverrsquos license ATM card and a coupleof major credit cards According to the non-

carry your health insur-ance card Take a copy instead

Use plasticThe zero-liability poli-

cy offered by mostmajor credit cards makesit the obvious choicefor payments providing recourse in the event of fraud or if your card isstolen Generally it may be a good idea to keep aback-up credit card in your hotel room just incase your wallet getsstolen or lost Use thehotel safe to store valu-ables including passportand cash

Watch yourpockets and purse

Pickpockets love touristdestinations Be cogniz-ant of your surroundingsespecially in large crowdsand busy places Bob Arno co-author of ldquoTrav-

el Advisory How to AvoidThefts Cons and StreetScams While Travellingrdquosays to be extra careful while taking your luggageout of the taxi on a busy street or while paying thetaxi driver Similarlypublic transportationlike trains and trams areusually crowded and

they can tell the touristfrom the regular folk your tan and your flipflops will give you away for sure

Carry cash As convenient as it is

to use plastic cash is stillking Not all places takecredit cards Itrsquos a goodidea to keep some cash with you One reasonthough a morbid oneis to be able to offersomething in the event yoursquore held up by amugger demanding youabsolutely must give himsomething Throw somecash at him and run Imean literally

Keep your privateinformation private

Quiet and privateplaces are difficult tofind when travellingespecially when yoursquore with a group but make

sure yoursquore not calling your bank and providing them sensitive informa-tion within earshotof strangers Clean out your rental car before you return it making sure no personal infor-mation is left behind And finally do not access your bank accounts froma public computer

Therersquos rarely a thing called the ldquoperfect vaca-tionrdquo but you can cer-tainly prepare Like thepopular travelling chef of the Travel Channel Anthony Bourdain oncesaid ldquoI learned a long time ago that trying tomicromanage the perfectvacation is always a dis-aster That leads to terri-

ble timesrdquo So do the best you can and have a won-derful time

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

continued from page 49

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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travel view

Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

continued from page 49

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

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travel view

Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

continued from page 49

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

g

popular television series

ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

8122019 Gbv July 2014

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 5152

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 51

Kraft Real Estate amp Property Management

ldquoThe time and attention your investments

8122019 Gbv July 2014

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 5252

Finding an experienced knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call awayFinding an experienced amp knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call away

9167230880 bull wwwKraftRealEstatecom bull wwwkraftrentalscom

RECENT GRANITE BAY HOME SALES

Information deemed to be reliable but not verified Home sales are based in information from MetroLi st Services Inc

LIC00895098

LIC01747355

e e a d a e o you es e sdeserve while you live the life you deserverdquo

CALL 9167230880 Call for a free over-the-phone home evaluation today Dan amp Lisa Kraft

PRICE REDUCED bull Amazing backyard wPoolSPA bull Whole house fan

bull Fabulous Home for entertaining bull Located near walking trails and schools bull Donrsquot miss the opportunity bull Very well kept home looking

for new owner

LIC01747355

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056 LIC01747355

BROADSTONE GATED COMMUNITY bull 4 Beds 3 Baths 2548 sq ft of living space bull One Bedroom and Bath downstairs bull Newer Tile Roof Water Heater HVAC bull Real Hardwood Floors on 1st level bull Eureka School amp Granite Bay HS bull SS appl wgranite counters in kitn bull Move-In Ready

SOLAR HOME AND NO MELLO ROOS bull Amazing 4 Beds 4 bath home bull 4207 sq ft of Incredible living space bull Gourmet kitchen wGranite amp large island bull Five burner gas stove amp GE appliances bull 13 acre lot wincredible

landscaping bull 4 car finished garage w painted

concrete

Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180 LIC01858325

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME bull Beautiful 5 acre lot ready for your dream home bull There is a well on property producing 35 GPM bull Possible to be hooked up to city water bull Seller has plans for an amazing home bull BUYER TO DO ALL INVESTIGATIONS

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Call Chris Crory at 9162846097

VERY MOTIVATED SELLER bull 5 bedrooms 3 baths w3044 sq ft bull Intimate private gated community Retreatbull New light fixtures in dining rm amp updated entry bull Beautiful wood floors Crown molding bull Kitchen wisland amp ample counters bull View of stunning Heritage Oaks

BRE01434453

NEW LISTING

HOME IN GRANITE BAYrsquoS SWEET SPOT bull 4 Bedroom 3 Bathrsquos w3440 Sq Ftbull Pride of ownershipOne ownerbull Formal Dining amp Living plus officedenbull Large windows let natural light inbull Immaculate inside and out

Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180

NEW LISTINGNEW LISTING

CENTEX SUMMIT MODEL bull 4 Bedrooms each wen-suite bathbull 13 acre lot wpool in Whitney Oaksbull Kitchen wgranite amp double ovensbull Backyard wpool waterfall

covered patiobull 3 car tandem garage wportico

entry

Call Della amp Reuben at 3375233 LIC01858325

NEW LISTINGNEW LISTING

CHARMING BED amp BREAKFAST FEEL bull 34 Beds 2 Baths Single Story bull 1846 Sq Ft home on 2 Acres bull Newer RoofHVAC bull Custom wood wk amp cabinetry

tiffany type lightingbull 3 relaxing porches captivate setting bull Near Schools and shopping

Lic 01309705

Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

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$699000

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$639000

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$619900

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$520000

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$579900

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$340000

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trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

sometimes pleasurablesometimes painful ndash andoften based on an addic-tive or impulsive action

rsquo i hi k f f d

fresh view

Good food is

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In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

many foods with toomany carbohydrates andtheyrsquore slowly killing us

Did you know thateating sugar and high

glycemic carbohydratesaffect the same part of thebrain that cocaine andother addicting drugs do

Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

How can we begin toreverse this disastrous

had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

overwhelmed with lifersquosresponsibilities Perhapsif we could becomeless overworked lesssleep-deprived and lessstressed-out it would beeasier Perhaps

For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

Itrsquos time to think of foodas medicine Imaginethat you could make adifference in your ownhealth by learning and

choosing to eat quality foods both at home andaway Good food is goodmedicine

Paula Hendricks is a

Nutrition amp Wellness Consultant

at The Center for Weight

Management amp Hendricks for

Healthcom

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Hendricks

6910 Douglas Blvd Ste F bull Granite Bay CA 95746 wwwMyGraniteBayDentistcom 916-780-7676

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

6071 Lockridge DrGranite Bay

$699000

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$639000

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$569000

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$619900

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$520000

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$579900

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$340000

1305 Retreat Way Roseville

$459000

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46 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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H endricks F R H E A L T H THE CENTER FOR WEIGHT MANAGEMENT

T H E

F I N E S

T I N Q U A L I T Y S I N C E 1

9 8 9

H E N D R I C K S F O R H E A

L T H C O M

Ge t S ta r ted Fo r J us

t

$ 2 49

S TA R T T O DA Y

E X P 7311 4

E l e a n o r i s t a k i n g c h a r

g e

a n d w i n n i n g r a c e s

S a n d y a n d J e n i c e n o w r u n i n r a c e s

T o m h a s r e c l a i m e d h i s

y o u t h f u l p h y s i q u e

Amazing Transformations

such as heart diseasediabetes cancers and ahost of others

In short we eat toof d i h

trend We know weshould eat less and exer-cise more We know sugaris bad for us and that if weh d i i h d

sometimes pleasurablesometimes painful ndash andoften based on an addic-tive or impulsive action

rsquo i hi k f f d

fresh view

Good food is

8122019 Gbv July 2014

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 4752

In todayrsquos fast-pacedlife most of us find itdifficult to prepare

meals for optimal healthand all too often resortto convenience foodsUnfortunately thesefoods are often high insugars And yet they

somehow lure us intobelieving there really issome nutritional value within with slogans onthe packages suchasldquocontains healthy nutsrdquoorldquohigh in Vitamin Drdquo

The food may containnuts but sugar or its evil

twin high fructose cornsyrup is typically one of the main ingredients

Most of us know thatconsuming sugary foodsis a sure-fire way to setour bodies on a path for weight gain and develop-ment of chronic illnesses

many foods with toomany carbohydrates andtheyrsquore slowly killing us

Did you know thateating sugar and high

glycemic carbohydratesaffect the same part of thebrain that cocaine andother addicting drugs do

Sugar is addicting andhas been playing a majorrole in the decline of ourhealth for decades

How can we begin toreverse this disastrous

had more time in the day to shop and prepare wholesome foods it would easier

If only we werenrsquot

overwhelmed with lifersquosresponsibilities Perhapsif we could becomeless overworked lesssleep-deprived and lessstressed-out it would beeasier Perhaps

For many of us thoughchoosing what to eat is anemotional decision ndash

Itrsquos time to think of foodas medicine Imaginethat you could make adifference in your ownhealth by learning and

choosing to eat quality foods both at home andaway Good food is goodmedicine

Paula Hendricks is a

Nutrition amp Wellness Consultant

at The Center for Weight

Management amp Hendricks for

Healthcom

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 47

good medicine Paula

Hendricks

6910 Douglas Blvd Ste F bull Granite Bay CA 95746 wwwMyGraniteBayDentistcom 916-780-7676

bull In-Network with Most Insurances bull Kid-Friendly Doctors amp Staff bull Convenient Scheduling bull Saturday Appointments

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Kids Special Exam X-Rays

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travel view

Red Beach

on the Greek

island of

Santorini

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48 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

continued from page 49

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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48 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

8122019 Gbv July 2014

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 4952

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 49

itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

continued from page 49

8122019 Gbv July 2014

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 5052

staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

6071 Lockridge DrGranite Bay

$699000

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$639000

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$569000

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$619900

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$520000

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$579900

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$340000

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$459000

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Athens is an ideal place tostart venturing through the Old World Today the birthplace of western civilization is a mas-sive city with high unemploy-ment endemic poverty and atimeless cafeacute culture that canmake you fall in love with its

crush of hardened faces drink-ing from afternoon to eveningTour books can tell you whichmuseums and ruins to flock tobut mastering the art of living like an Athenian is something entirely different To start withGreeks donrsquot streak through

dinner like American lighten-ing mdash rather each meal unfoldsslowly allowing them to savorthe sounds of the city and thenuances of the night

My favorite dining experiencein Athens is a little hideaway called Xenios Zeus Tucked intoa quiet backstreet above the

Roman Agora this restauranthas olive trees wrapping through its secluded patiounder a towering view of the Acropolis which the city illumi-nates like an ancient goldmountain under the stars Thebest way to sum-up Greek cui-

sine is exquisite simplicity Xenios Zeus fits that bill offer-ing flamed-licked pork souvlakisalted olives crisp spinach pietangy hummus and plenty of glasses of their house red wine which is served cold and tasteslike an icy Grenache mixed witha quarter of Lambrusco

For those travelers deter-mined to eat in the busy Plakadistrict mdash with its smiling Bouzouki musicians and rowsof revelers in front of cafeacutes mdashavoiding a tourist trap meansfinding a small joint at least fiveminutes from the action The

family-owned Taverna Saita is arestaurant that wonrsquot disap-point Haunted by real Atheni-ans Taverna Saita is known forsucculent stewed lamb servedin lemon and herb sauce sotender that the meat flakesright off the bone It also offersa slow-roasted egg plant cut

with tomato sauce and onionsand topped with huge chunksof feta cheese Itrsquos the kind of place where people will belaughing and guzzling Mythosbeer until odd hours of themorning

Down the way from Taverna

Saita is an example of just how cosmopolitan Athensrsquos nightlifehas become Cine Paris is anoutdoor rooftop cinema thatplays films from around the world Travelers can fill up oncappuccinos and baklava inthe cluster of cafeacutes below before watching the visions of

filmmakers from Paris to New York all while surrounded by gardens stone rooftops andthe open night On theevenings I was hanging aroundCine Paris it was featuring Woody Allenrsquos character studyldquoBlue Jasminerdquo

BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

ometime around 850 BC the Greek poet Homer first mused about the

seduction of a ldquowine dark seardquo forever linking Dionysian vines to the flaming

colors of a Mediterranean evening

Homerrsquos world has changed though itrsquos still a picture of swaying rugged vine-

yards flinty wave-cut shores and cracked pillars under endless skies The people

are warm The food is incredible The wine is flowing History feels like itrsquos breathing

on you From Adriatic waves to Ionian sunsets the lands of ldquoThe Odysseyrdquo have

kept their mystery as well as lessons on living for the modern seafarer

Santorini

SCOTT THOMAS

ANDERSON bull

GRANITE BAY VIEW

Hydra is the type of island the Greek refugee Ulysses could be blown ontoand then they never want to leave Eastof Argos Hydra is one of the most med-itative scenic and serene stops in the

Venice is a cluster of wave-boundpalaces At night darkness envelops theGrand Canal and streams of lamps andtable candles along the water glow amber on the medieval arches and Adri-atic balconies until you can see the

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

g

popular television series

ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 51

Kraft Real Estate amp Property Management

ldquoThe time and attention your investments

8122019 Gbv July 2014

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Finding an experienced knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call awayFinding an experienced amp knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call away

9167230880 bull wwwKraftRealEstatecom bull wwwkraftrentalscom

RECENT GRANITE BAY HOME SALES

Information deemed to be reliable but not verified Home sales are based in information from MetroLi st Services Inc

LIC00895098

LIC01747355

e e a d a e o you es e sdeserve while you live the life you deserverdquo

CALL 9167230880 Call for a free over-the-phone home evaluation today Dan amp Lisa Kraft

PRICE REDUCED bull Amazing backyard wPoolSPA bull Whole house fan

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for new owner

LIC01747355

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

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Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180 LIC01858325

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VERY MOTIVATED SELLER bull 5 bedrooms 3 baths w3044 sq ft bull Intimate private gated community Retreatbull New light fixtures in dining rm amp updated entry bull Beautiful wood floors Crown molding bull Kitchen wisland amp ample counters bull View of stunning Heritage Oaks

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CENTEX SUMMIT MODEL bull 4 Bedrooms each wen-suite bathbull 13 acre lot wpool in Whitney Oaksbull Kitchen wgranite amp double ovensbull Backyard wpool waterfall

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entry

Call Della amp Reuben at 3375233 LIC01858325

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CHARMING BED amp BREAKFAST FEEL bull 34 Beds 2 Baths Single Story bull 1846 Sq Ft home on 2 Acres bull Newer RoofHVAC bull Custom wood wk amp cabinetry

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Lic 01309705

Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

6071 Lockridge DrGranite Bay

$699000

3840 Black Oak Dr Rocklin

$639000

6692 Beech Ave Orangevale

$569000

4618 Dorchester Lane Granite Bay

$619900

2206 Broadstone Dr Roseville

$520000

3180 River Bank Ct Roseville

$579900

6209 Indian Springs Rd Loomis

$340000

1305 Retreat Way Roseville

$459000

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itative scenic and serene stops in theentire Peloponnese The island has noautomobiles so its main modes of transportation are small boats and surly donkeys The edge of the islandrsquos port is

lined with quaint cafes and busy seasidebars where locals gaze at yachts cutting over the crystal blue waves Hiking trailsriddle its scrubby sun-blistered hillsand several lonely beaches stretchbetween its low brush and the water

Amidst Hydrarsquos whitewashed wallsstraddled by cats travelers can findsome of the best Greek dining in theregion Taverna Gitoniko is a paragon inthis arena with a down-home rooftopterrace laced in hanging vines Owned

by islanders Manolis and Christiana therestaurant specializes in fresh-from-the- waves seafood and the Greek staplemoussaka Non-philistines know mous-saka is a baked casserole with stuffedlayers of eggplant beef and white cheesesauce At Gitoniko Christiana brings it tothe tables in a steaming pan its top firmand fluffy while its body holds the juices without a hint of sogginess Moussaka isa perfect motivation for late night walksalong the breezy port

Hydrarsquos uncanny quietness has madeit a haven for creative spirits Painters jewelers sculptors and silversmithshave cave-like shops along the townrsquosnarrow alleys If you chat with theseartists long enough yoursquoll notice they spend their lunches dropping by smallcooking hubs for ldquomezedesrdquo which aredishes meant to be shared To-Paradosi-ako a rustic white and blue taverncooks up quintessential mezedesGreeks love seafood and if you crowd

around To-Paradosiako you can grabplates of marinated sardines drowned inpools of butter chopped garlic oilspices and lemon juice You can also optfor the grilled octopus lobbed into fatchunks with the tentaclesrsquo suction cupsblackened by heat and fried butter

After lunch itrsquos back to Hydrarsquos clutterof seaside cafes kicking back downing Ouzo and wondering why Americanshave to live at hyper-speed

Writers have argued about which isthe most romantic city in the worldParis or Venice The debate will go onbut Italians know that Venice in the rainis like Paris in the rain mdash brooding mys-terious and captivating in its fadedornate grandeur

atic balconies until you can see thetorched illumination reflecting on gen-tle waves cut by passing gondolas Itrsquos acity where you can spend an evening steering down crumbling corridors and

across footbridges that drape silentshadowed canals

Between the Dogersquos Palace theGuggenheim and the Gallerie dellrsquo Accademia Venice holds some of thegreatest art collections in all of Italy Italso has plenty of gritty Gothic churcheslifting marble spires across its skylineCrime is low in the city but if you try toeat at any place called a ldquoristoranterdquonear Saint Markrsquos Square you will cer-tainly be robbed For delicious food at a

reasonable price seek out Venicersquos smallindie-style ldquotrattoriasrdquo Trattoria La RosaDei Venti along a back canal of SantaMaria is just such a place Its dining room feels like a family gathering andits chefs know how to make an egg-heavy Carbonara with strong accents of bacon and light phantom spices Trueto Venetian tastes the trattoria alsoserves up a peppery seafood cioppinostew loaded with shrimp clams muscleand squid Bearing the final mark of a

good trattoria La Rosa Dei Venti has noshortage of airy flavorful red wineserved cold in liter vases

It is worth noting Venetians haveimmense pride in their sinking cityTheyrsquore friendly to travelers who are civ-il but they have no issues confronting strangers who act the fool Donrsquot be sur-prised to watch attendants on the Vaporetto berate people in Italian forslamming their bags into other pedes-trians or not watching children near the

water Be it foreigners or Italians the Venetians have no tolerance for publicidiocy

Exploring Venicersquos canals with theright gondolier is paramount A guide worth his oars can bring you right upalong the weathered mansions onceowned by Marco Polo Casanova andLord Byron Gondoliers posted nearSaint Markrsquos Square are within walking distance of the Church of San Giovanniin Bragora filled with a stirring collec-

tion of Renaissance paintings and stat-ues The neighborhood also has a chiclittle trattoria called Bacarando AiCorazzieri This cozy spot plays Ameri-can Jazz and exudes Italian charm serv-ing up bowls of gnocchi and beef cooked in red bologna sauce and sharp

Donkeys are the only mode of transportation on the Greek island of Hydra

bull SEE PAGE 50 PHOTOS BY SCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

A view of the Acropolis from the Plaka in Athens

Dubrovnikrsquos old town port is considered a jewel of the Croatian coastline

cabernet wine The hardwork-ing chefs can also drop a whole-baked salt-crusted seabass at your table leaving itstaring up with charred eyes as

dos at DrsquoVino come off as Euro-hipsters but in the friendliestand most knowledgeable way

Sailing south of Dubrovnik you come to the island of Cor-fu a sliver of Greece where the

though the second millenniumBC the innovative Minoans who had made it home passedinto Greek legend mdash probably inspiring Platorsquos Atlantis mdash andthe island itself transformed

glassy shield of water lapping against crimson boulders and arust-red cliff The sparse beachin this unearthly setting allowsfor some of the best swimming in the entire Aegean The path

Americans may better

know Dubrovnik as where

HBO films its Kingrsquos

Landing scenes for the

continued from page 49

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httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 5052

staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

g

popular television series

ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

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tiffany type lightingbull 3 relaxing porches captivate setting bull Near Schools and shopping

Lic 01309705

Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

6071 Lockridge DrGranite Bay

$699000

3840 Black Oak Dr Rocklin

$639000

6692 Beech Ave Orangevale

$569000

4618 Dorchester Lane Granite Bay

$619900

2206 Broadstone Dr Roseville

$520000

3180 River Bank Ct Roseville

$579900

6209 Indian Springs Rd Loomis

$340000

1305 Retreat Way Roseville

$459000

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staring up with charred eyes as you inhale the cafeacutersquos nitro-flame homemade grappa

The Venetian Empire oncestretched well into Croatia andthe western Greek islandsToday sailing down the Adriat-ic Sea travelers can spend theirdays in amazing cultural nexuspoints Croatiarsquos Dubrovnik isprobably the most surrealMedieval setting in the entireMediterranean mdash a walled cas-tle-city looming on the edge of

the water Americans may bet-ter know Dubrovnik as whereHBO films its Kingrsquos Landing scenes for the popular televi-sion series ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

Croatians understand therersquosa difference between touristsand travelers A tourist spendsa few minutes on top of theancient wall and then heads tothe glutton of gift shops to buy postcards and cheap shot

glasses To be a real traveler Irecommend sea kayaking along the rocky outer walls of

the

castle Keep in mind the Croat-ian kayaking guides hate eachother and have elevated theirpersonal grudges to the level of assuring each prospective cus-tomer their rival is sure todrown them in the bay Itrsquos notuncommon for the kayaking guides to call the police oneach other In fact watching the operatic drama betweenthe guides is some of the best

entertainment in the oldquarter Once yoursquove picked which fast-talker yoursquoll anchor your fate to the wave-tossedviews of Dubrovnik and thehigh wooded mountainsidesbeyond are breathtaking

Croatia is also rising in the world of Adriatic wines On a jagged back alley of Dubrovnik you can see what the excite-ment is about at DrsquoVino Wine

Bar Dim snug and intimatethis bar pours regional wineflights and glasses of Boris Vio-lic and Kitokret The aficiona-

fu a sliver of Greece where theart and architecture of Venice iseverywhere Corfu has sunny beaches a stone fortress and aslightly creepy Roman-Byzanti-

nic church modeled on an Athenian temple And if youcatch bad weather in Corfutherersquos always the food Along the sloped walkways of city yoursquoll find Skalinada a laidback tavern built on tasty dishesstray cat-watching and after-noon relaxation The best sam-ple of the sea at this hectichideaway is the ShrimpsSaganaki a bowl of crawlers

soaked in a tomato basillemon feta sauce and thenstirred with spices mdash the mix islike a salty vodka sauce onGreek steroids Skalinada alsocooks up thinly sliced pork gyros topped in cool biting Tzatsiki which pairs perfectly with Tsantali Payavn wine

In the southern reaches of

the Aegean Sea just above theSea of Crete is a barren lava-charred paradise in the suncalled Santorini Antiquityrsquosfirst great mariners lived on its

calm vistas of brush androck When theislandrsquos volcano trig-gered a world-widecataclysm halfway

the island itself transformedinto todayrsquos shattered land-scape of charred cliffs andparched plateaus mdash a highbroken desert caught between

cerulean waves and crystalblue skies

Most travelers enter Santori-ni through its main city of Fira which is stacked with cafestaverns wine bars donkey handlers and churches alllined across a herculean ledgeoverlooking the sea But theislandrsquos best moments arefound to its far north and itsfar south In the north is Oia

a pearly white village of bleached walls old stone andpiercing azure domes againstthe horizon The town is nearly blinding in the sun whileits spellbinding classicality makes you feel l ike yoursquore in aliving piece of art

At the furthest southern pointof Santorini are Minoan ruinsthat date back to the greatdestruction Similar to Pom-

peii the city of Akrotiri wasforever preserved by thevolcano that ended it Todaythis archeological site rep-resents the oldest ruinsfrom the ancient worldoutside of Egypt andMesopotamia Walking twenty minutes from Akrotiri you can find Red

Beach a green

in the entire Aegean The pathto Red Beach is empty anddusty save for wind-wreckedvineyards on the hills and a few men roasting corncobs on fires

in the afternoon heat but when you arrive at the cove of sun worshipping it can alter yourconsciousness The volcanothat erupted centuries agotransformed this piece of San-torini into a harsh riven pictureof blood-colored soil When youstand on its sand looking out tothe glimmering expanse of theMediterranean you see thesame possibilities Homer did

when our heritage of art and lit-erature was first starting mdash you see a brightopen world thatseems virtually limitless

A Venetian boatmangets his morning startedon the Grand CanalSCOTT THOMAS ANDERSON

bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

50 JULY bull GRANITE BAY VIEW

g

popular television series

ldquoGame of Thronesrdquo

8122019 Gbv July 2014

httpslidepdfcomreaderfullgbv-july-2014 5152

GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 51

Kraft Real Estate amp Property Management

ldquoThe time and attention your investments

8122019 Gbv July 2014

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Finding an experienced knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call awayFinding an experienced amp knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call away

9167230880 bull wwwKraftRealEstatecom bull wwwkraftrentalscom

RECENT GRANITE BAY HOME SALES

Information deemed to be reliable but not verified Home sales are based in information from MetroLi st Services Inc

LIC00895098

LIC01747355

e e a d a e o you es e sdeserve while you live the life you deserverdquo

CALL 9167230880 Call for a free over-the-phone home evaluation today Dan amp Lisa Kraft

PRICE REDUCED bull Amazing backyard wPoolSPA bull Whole house fan

bull Fabulous Home for entertaining bull Located near walking trails and schools bull Donrsquot miss the opportunity bull Very well kept home looking

for new owner

LIC01747355

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056 LIC01747355

BROADSTONE GATED COMMUNITY bull 4 Beds 3 Baths 2548 sq ft of living space bull One Bedroom and Bath downstairs bull Newer Tile Roof Water Heater HVAC bull Real Hardwood Floors on 1st level bull Eureka School amp Granite Bay HS bull SS appl wgranite counters in kitn bull Move-In Ready

SOLAR HOME AND NO MELLO ROOS bull Amazing 4 Beds 4 bath home bull 4207 sq ft of Incredible living space bull Gourmet kitchen wGranite amp large island bull Five burner gas stove amp GE appliances bull 13 acre lot wincredible

landscaping bull 4 car finished garage w painted

concrete

Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180 LIC01858325

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME bull Beautiful 5 acre lot ready for your dream home bull There is a well on property producing 35 GPM bull Possible to be hooked up to city water bull Seller has plans for an amazing home bull BUYER TO DO ALL INVESTIGATIONS

LIC01747355

Call Chris Crory at 9162846097

VERY MOTIVATED SELLER bull 5 bedrooms 3 baths w3044 sq ft bull Intimate private gated community Retreatbull New light fixtures in dining rm amp updated entry bull Beautiful wood floors Crown molding bull Kitchen wisland amp ample counters bull View of stunning Heritage Oaks

BRE01434453

NEW LISTING

HOME IN GRANITE BAYrsquoS SWEET SPOT bull 4 Bedroom 3 Bathrsquos w3440 Sq Ftbull Pride of ownershipOne ownerbull Formal Dining amp Living plus officedenbull Large windows let natural light inbull Immaculate inside and out

Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180

NEW LISTINGNEW LISTING

CENTEX SUMMIT MODEL bull 4 Bedrooms each wen-suite bathbull 13 acre lot wpool in Whitney Oaksbull Kitchen wgranite amp double ovensbull Backyard wpool waterfall

covered patiobull 3 car tandem garage wportico

entry

Call Della amp Reuben at 3375233 LIC01858325

NEW LISTINGNEW LISTING

CHARMING BED amp BREAKFAST FEEL bull 34 Beds 2 Baths Single Story bull 1846 Sq Ft home on 2 Acres bull Newer RoofHVAC bull Custom wood wk amp cabinetry

tiffany type lightingbull 3 relaxing porches captivate setting bull Near Schools and shopping

Lic 01309705

Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

6071 Lockridge DrGranite Bay

$699000

3840 Black Oak Dr Rocklin

$639000

6692 Beech Ave Orangevale

$569000

4618 Dorchester Lane Granite Bay

$619900

2206 Broadstone Dr Roseville

$520000

3180 River Bank Ct Roseville

$579900

6209 Indian Springs Rd Loomis

$340000

1305 Retreat Way Roseville

$459000

Page 51: Gbv July 2014

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GRANITE BAY VIEW bull JULY 51

Kraft Real Estate amp Property Management

ldquoThe time and attention your investments

8122019 Gbv July 2014

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Finding an experienced knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call awayFinding an experienced amp knowledgeable Realtor is just a phone call away

9167230880 bull wwwKraftRealEstatecom bull wwwkraftrentalscom

RECENT GRANITE BAY HOME SALES

Information deemed to be reliable but not verified Home sales are based in information from MetroLi st Services Inc

LIC00895098

LIC01747355

e e a d a e o you es e sdeserve while you live the life you deserverdquo

CALL 9167230880 Call for a free over-the-phone home evaluation today Dan amp Lisa Kraft

PRICE REDUCED bull Amazing backyard wPoolSPA bull Whole house fan

bull Fabulous Home for entertaining bull Located near walking trails and schools bull Donrsquot miss the opportunity bull Very well kept home looking

for new owner

LIC01747355

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056 LIC01747355

BROADSTONE GATED COMMUNITY bull 4 Beds 3 Baths 2548 sq ft of living space bull One Bedroom and Bath downstairs bull Newer Tile Roof Water Heater HVAC bull Real Hardwood Floors on 1st level bull Eureka School amp Granite Bay HS bull SS appl wgranite counters in kitn bull Move-In Ready

SOLAR HOME AND NO MELLO ROOS bull Amazing 4 Beds 4 bath home bull 4207 sq ft of Incredible living space bull Gourmet kitchen wGranite amp large island bull Five burner gas stove amp GE appliances bull 13 acre lot wincredible

landscaping bull 4 car finished garage w painted

concrete

Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180 LIC01858325

Call Mina Rowe at 9163036056

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME bull Beautiful 5 acre lot ready for your dream home bull There is a well on property producing 35 GPM bull Possible to be hooked up to city water bull Seller has plans for an amazing home bull BUYER TO DO ALL INVESTIGATIONS

LIC01747355

Call Chris Crory at 9162846097

VERY MOTIVATED SELLER bull 5 bedrooms 3 baths w3044 sq ft bull Intimate private gated community Retreatbull New light fixtures in dining rm amp updated entry bull Beautiful wood floors Crown molding bull Kitchen wisland amp ample counters bull View of stunning Heritage Oaks

BRE01434453

NEW LISTING

HOME IN GRANITE BAYrsquoS SWEET SPOT bull 4 Bedroom 3 Bathrsquos w3440 Sq Ftbull Pride of ownershipOne ownerbull Formal Dining amp Living plus officedenbull Large windows let natural light inbull Immaculate inside and out

Call Debbie Cancilla at 9164744180

NEW LISTINGNEW LISTING

CENTEX SUMMIT MODEL bull 4 Bedrooms each wen-suite bathbull 13 acre lot wpool in Whitney Oaksbull Kitchen wgranite amp double ovensbull Backyard wpool waterfall

covered patiobull 3 car tandem garage wportico

entry

Call Della amp Reuben at 3375233 LIC01858325

NEW LISTINGNEW LISTING

CHARMING BED amp BREAKFAST FEEL bull 34 Beds 2 Baths Single Story bull 1846 Sq Ft home on 2 Acres bull Newer RoofHVAC bull Custom wood wk amp cabinetry

tiffany type lightingbull 3 relaxing porches captivate setting bull Near Schools and shopping

Lic 01309705

Address Bd Bth SqFt LotSz Year Date $SqFt DOM List Price Sale Price 7114 Stillwater Ct 3 2 (2 0) 1448 00764 1989 52014 23481 6 339900 340000 8322 Oak Knoll Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1418 09267 1961 51614 25599 5 299000 363000 8677 Bronson Dr 3 2 (2 0) 1708 024 1974 51914 24297 39 424950 415000 1350 Aberdeen 4 3 (3 0) 2222 02031 1992 51914 21377 35 475000 475000

7675 Breeze Way 5 3 (3 0) 3364 04236 1973 52314 1626 16 549000 547000 8802 Bronson Dr 4 3 (3 0) 2557 04051 1984 6614 22878 40 599000 585000 370 Allenwood Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2640 041 2001 51414 22841 19 619500 603000 6845 Poca Montoya Dr 4 3 (2 1) 2345 22009 1977 52314 28358 42 724900 665000 8265 Kingsley Ct 4 3 (3 0) 2930 04515 1989 51414 23549 3 699950 690000 7640 Woodborough 4 3 (3 0) 3188 03097 1985 6514 21957 181 789000 700000 6065 Barcelona Ct 5 3 (3 0) 3086 12 1991 52314 22845 241 985000 705000 9474 Swan Lake 4 3 (2 1) 3025 02519 1998 6314 23306 5 725000 705000 5110 Grosvenor Cir 4 3 (3 0) 3697 05052 1989 53014 20557 6 770000 760000 6880 Woodchase Dr 4 4 (3 1) 3875 1 1989 52314 25677 15 995000 995000 508 Ojai 4 3 (3 0) 3913 05296 1997 52814 26834 0 1050000 1050000 5650 Los Posas Way 4 5 (4 1) 5020 08951 2011 6414 27888 13 1450000 1400000

Call Teresa S Venkataya 916-505-2582

6071 Lockridge DrGranite Bay

$699000

3840 Black Oak Dr Rocklin

$639000

6692 Beech Ave Orangevale

$569000

4618 Dorchester Lane Granite Bay

$619900

2206 Broadstone Dr Roseville

$520000

3180 River Bank Ct Roseville

$579900

6209 Indian Springs Rd Loomis

$340000

1305 Retreat Way Roseville

$459000

Page 52: Gbv July 2014

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