Wednesday, October 3, 2012
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Davis ballerina heads for the Bolshoi

Rose Vermazen stands en pointe, balancing perfectly on the tips of her ballet shoes.

How long can she stand like that?

“Until I want to go down,” she says, matter-of-factly.

Her dogged push for excellence has paid off. On Sunday, Rose officially began life as a student at the Bolshoi Academy in Moscow.

Like many, the 15-year-old Davis resident began her dancing career in a children’s ballet class. Unlike the rest of the kids, however, Rose was serious, practicing the steps without breaking into laughter or goofing around.

Using app, UCD prof to track real-time debate reaction

Learn more What: Presidential debate on domestic issues between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney When: 6 p.m. Wednesday Where: Airing live on major networks and cable news stations, and streamed online When President Obama faces Republican challenger Mitt Romney on Wednesday, Amber Boydstun will be watching — through the eyes of college students across the […]

October 03, 2012 | Posted in UC Davis | Tagged ,

Trustees ponder potential $6.9 million in new cuts

The Davis school board will ponder several budget options on Thursday night that the trustees undoubtedly hope they never will have to implement — contingencies if Proposition 30 and Measure E fail at the polls on Nov. 6. Prop. 30 is Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposal to fund education and public safety through temporary tax hikes. […]

October 03, 2012 | Posted in Schools | Tagged

Lovenburg says she’ll bring experience, deeper understanding to board

* Editor’s note: This is the third in a series of five stories profiling candidates in the Davis Board of Education race. Susan Lovenburg was the top vote-getter when she was elected to the Davis school board in November 2007. As she joined the board the following month, California’s state budget crisis went from bad to worse, […]

October 03, 2012 | Posted in Schools | Tagged ,

Local investigators take witness stand

SACRAMENTO — Two key players in Yolo County’s failed prosecution of the UC Davis “sweethearts” murder case made appearances Tuesday in Sacramento Superior Court, but not to discuss the onetime suspects who never went to trial. Former Davis police Detective Fred Turner and John Haynes, a retired Yolo County district attorney investigator, talked mostly about […]

October 03, 2012 | Posted in Crime, Fire + Courts | Tagged

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