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Bruce Gallaudet photos

Bruce Gallaudet, center, a sports writer for The Davis Enterprise, interviews Davis High School soccer coaches Ashley Yudin, right, and Alex Park. Gallaudet, who has been a newsman for nearly 40 years, is being honored with induction to the DHS Hall of Fame. Wayne Tilcock/Enterprise photo

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Virginia & Truckee RR photos

As if crossing through time, Virginia & Truckee Railroad passengers see light as the train emerges from 568-foot-long Tunnel 2, also known as American Flat Tunnel. Fred Gladdis/Enterprise photo

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Borders closure photo

After 10 years at the Davis Commons shopping center at First and E streets in downtown Davis, Borders Books & Music closed its doors on Sept. 16 following a liquidation sale. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise photo

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Tour three galleries to benefit Nelson ARTfriends

"Birds: A Kinetic Installation," featuring the work of Chico MacMurtrie, is on exhibit through Dec. 11 at the Nelson Gallery in the former University Club at UC Davis. The exhibition will feature 10 pairs of fabric bird wings that inflate, flap and deinflate in eerie grace and silence. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and Saturdays and Sundays. The gallery is open on Fridays only by appointment. Courtesy photo

The Nelson ARTfriends invite local residents to three half-hour behind-the-scenes tours of the Nelson, Pence and Natsoulas galleries on Saturday, Oct. 15. The tours start at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and noon. The group will start at the Nelson Gallery in the former University Club on the UC Davis campus. Gallery director Renny Pritikin will lead a … Continue Reading

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Traveling through time on the V&T Railroad

As if crossing through time, Virginia & Truckee Railroad passengers see light as the train emerges from 568-foot-long Tunnel 2, also known as American Flat Tunnel. Fred Gladdis/Enterprise photo

I’ve always been intrigued by trains. My grandmother is pictured next a train in the earliest known entry of my family album.

“This is my mother & father and me & Bud & sis. We used to live in N.M. That is the reason I like the West,” she wrote on the back of the photo.

My young grandmother stands in a white coat next to the train with her family, all in black. Such a mystery, that family. I never knew them. How does one satisfy the urge to unravel such mysteries? Perhaps by walking in their footsteps, or in this case, riding a similar railway.

No Comment / September 30, 2011 | Posted in Featured Stories,Local News,Our Sunday Best,Travel | Read More »

New director hired for regional water agency

Dennis Diemer has been hired as the new general manager of the Woodland-Davis Clean Water Agency. Diemer brings 36 years of experience to the post, including more than 15 years as general manager of East Bay Municipal Utility District. He replaces Eric Mische, the agency’s first general manager, who is leaving to manage a $7 … Continue Reading

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Bingo games benefit local Soroptimists

Courtesy photo

Community members over age 18 are invited to join members of Soroptimist International of Davis at fundraising bingo games from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9, at the Davis Odd Fellows Hall, 415 Second St. in downtown Davis. The Odd Fellows will donate all proceeds from that afternoon’s bingo games to the service organization … Continue Reading

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