Union Democrat Top Headlines for 12/18/2015

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Today's top headlines Friday, December 18, 2015  |  uniondemocrat.com

Cultural exchange: Event celebrates PG&E discovery of Me-Wuk tribal artifacts Ancestors of the oldest people in the Sierra Nevada ventured to California's Golden Gate city on Thursday to share song and dance, evoking harvests and families in language that comes from grandmothers and grandfathers going back thousands of years. It was a mountain tribe saying thanks Continue reading →

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Today's Headlines   Immunization campaigns successful Immunization public information campaigns in Tuolumne County have cut the number of personal belief exemptions in half. In 2014, the Tuolumne Continue reading →   Dunlavy Field to close for upgrades Sonora runners, walkers, and sports teams will have to search for an alternative venue when the Sonora High School stadium Continue reading →   Abandoned dogs need homes for Christmas Dexter, a black coonhound mix breed dog, fills up on food each night and settles into his spot on the Continue reading →   Grant funds student hospitality jobs A near million-dollar grant will give Columbia College students paying jobs while earning an associate's degree, and do it all Continue reading →   Boutique wins top decorating prize Joan's Boutique was awarded first place in the seventh annual Historic Downtown Sonora Best Dressed Window or Holiday Display Contest Continue reading →   Sonora leaders mull new landscaping rules The Sonora City Council is scheduled to consider passing an ordinance Monday to comply with new water-efficiency standards for landscaping, Continue reading →   O Holy Nights: Candles, stories of Jesus and holiday hymns will mark Christmas Eve On Christmas Eve, churches throughout the Mother Lode will take a moment to slow down, sing by candlelight and focus Continue reading →   Archive, others get funding boost Christmas came early on Tuesday at Tuolumne County's archive. Sonora Area Foundation directors Roger Francis, Gary Dambacher and Mark Kraft surprised Continue reading →

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