Wednesday, June 19, 2013
YOLO COUNTY NEWS
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Lovenburg, Fernandes and E

We are proud to support Susan Lovenburg because she is a proven leader that the Davis community is fortunate to have; she listens to all perspectives, does her homework and has served as a voice of reason during these difficult fiscal times. Beyond that, Susan has been a strong and effective advocate for the children of Davis. She has earned our trust, and she deserves a second term on the school board.

We are also extremely excited by Alan Fernandes’ vision of a school system that works for, and engages, all students. Alan is a consensus-builder, and he has quite a bit of experience bringing diverse groups together. He has the right combination of community involvement, professional experience and commitment to success to be an excellent asset to the Davis school board. Also, as a parent of two young children, Alan has personal incentive to improve our schools in the years to come, and provides a much-needed perspective on the school board.

We are fortunate to have an exceptional quality of life here in Davis, and much of that credit is due to the quality of Davis’ schools. We strongly support Measure E in order to maintain an excellent school system and have the funds to support a diversity of programs and services including science, math, foreign languages, career technical education, the retention of counseling staff, and reduced class sizes for grades K-6.

Lucas and Stacie Frerichs

Davis

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Sperling picks up environmental prize

By Kat Kerlin | From Page: A1

 
Sac City College Davis Center adds new services, housing option

By Jeff Hudson | From Page: A1 | Gallery

Volunteers needed to help in native plant nursery in Davis

By Special to The Enterprise | From Page: A3 | Gallery

 
Peregrine School offers summer camps

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A3

 
Lincoln expert to speak at Davis church

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A3

Sutter summer qigong starts June 24

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A3

 
Old I-80 truck scales are soon to be replaced

By Barry Eberling | From Page: A4 | Gallery

Forum looks at health needs of youths in juvenile justice system

By Special to The Enterprise | From Page: A4

 
Libraries team up with food bank all summer

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A4

A green advocate for blue planet

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A5

 
Study gauges value of technology in schools

By New York Times News Service | From Page: A7

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Forum

Good for the land, good for people

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A6

 
Developing our open space

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A6

Tom Meyer cartoon

By Debbie Davis | From Page: A6

 
An open process is essential

By Letters to the Editor | From Page: A6

Let’s ask for accountability

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More hungry children, families

By Special to The Enterprise | From Page: A6

No hot dogs this month at the White House

By Our View | From Page: A6

 
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Sports

James, Heat survive Game 6

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Swimley’s influence seen in College World Series

By Special to The Enterprise | From Page: B1 | Gallery

 
Cats can’t score in Salt Lake

By Enterprise staff | From Page: B1

UCD roundup: Aggies add Arcidiacono to water polo squad

By Enterprise staff | From Page: B2

 
A’s/Giants roundup: Oakland powers past Texas

By The Associated Press | From Page: B8 | Gallery

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Features

 
Name droppers: Local residents initiated into honor society

By Special to The Enterprise | From Page: A8

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Arts

See artists’ best screened at Davis Film Festival

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A9

 
Hey now, check out RootStock

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A9

Ensemble delivers the Bard ‘As You Like It’

By Bev Sykes | From Page: A9 | Gallery

 
Bonoff, Gerber to play at The Palms on Thursday

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A9

Authors showcase their new young-adult novels

By Enterprise staff | From Page: A9

 
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Comics

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Close To Home & Real Life Adventures

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For Better or For Worse

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Get Fuzzy

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Dilbert

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