Union Democrat Top Headlines for 12/09/2015

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Today's top headlines Wednesday, December 09, 2015  |  uniondemocrat.com

Willow Springs residents say General Plan changes put rural qualities of community at risk Diana and Mel Souza have enjoyed the rural character of Willow Springs since moving to the neighborhood in 1979, but they fear that is about to change. The Souzas are part of a growing group of residents in the Soulsbyville area raising concerns about proposed changes Continue reading →

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Today's Headlines   Broken utility pole causes power outage Power lines dangled about 10 feet off the ground near the intersection of Highway 49 and Parrotts Ferry Road Tuesday Continue reading →   Out of Weather Rally to remain open for business regardless of turnout As temperatures dropped to freezing levels and rain pounded the muddy hillsides in the area devastated by the Butte Fire, Continue reading →   School Christmas fundraiser crucial after funding cut Preschool crafters may not have grasped the importance of the tinsel covering nearly every table in the Summerville Parent Nursery Continue reading →   Sewer upgrades may cause traffic delay in Racetrack area Motorists and pedestrians can expect delays between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. today on Racetrack Road near Johnny Avenue, where Continue reading →   Business on track: Polar Express brings shoppers to downtown Jamestown Railtown's Polar Express train rides not only provide a taste of the season to participants, but help make the season Continue reading →   Short-handed Wildcats top Pride Before the Sonora Wildcats took on the Pitman Pride Tuesday night, both teams warmed up on their respective sides of Continue reading →   Summerville suffers third consecutive defeat After winning its first three games of the season, the Summerville Bears boys' basketball team has lost three straight. The Bears Continue reading →   Menagerie of gifts The Sonora Geezers donated eight large stuffed animals and several other miscellaneous toys to the Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Department Continue reading →

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