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2 INSIDE LINCOLN August 2012

BY PATTY MCALPIN

INSIDE LINCOLN CORRESPONDENT

When the Lincoln Jr. Fight-ing Zebras cheerleadersstart cheering at football

games this month, the crowdwill see a lot of new faces.

My friend, Nicki Buss, wastalking about it and said it was afun thing, said Maya Horse, 12.

Maya is a Twelve Bridges

Middle School seventh-graderthis school year.

It looked fun. I get to learn

new things, Maya said.Maya attended a cheer clinic

July 18 with most of the girlswho will make up the cheersquads.

The squads include the mas-cots, age 4 and older; MightyMites, ages 6-8; Jr. PeeWees,ages 8-10; PeeWees, ages 9-11;Jr. Midgets, ages 11-13; andMidgets, ages 11-15.

Thirty percent of the 127 girlssigned up for the first time,according to Jr. Fighting Zebras

Cheerleaders Coordinator Don-

na Buss. Last year, 101 girlscheered at Jr. Fighting Zebrasfootball games.

The girls are preparing for theAug. 11 kick off jamboree inGrass Valley. The first Jr. Fight-ing Zebras football games takeplace Aug. 18.

Home games are at LincolnHigh school and are scheduledthrough October. Games con-tinue into November if a teammakes it to the playoffs.

The Jr. Fighting Zebras foot-

ball program is divided intoMighty Mites, ages 6-8; Jr. Pee-Wees, ages 8-10; PeeWees, ages

9-11; Jr. Midgets ages 10-13 andMidgets, ages 11-15.

Jr. Fighting Zebras is one of 14football programs in the SierraValley USA Football and CheerLeague, which is associatedwith the NFL. Jr. FightingZebras is also affiliated withLincoln High School.

Buss said the NFL providessupport, knowledge and age

appropriate training guidelines.They are a great organiza-

tion to be partnered with, Buss

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Lincoln Jr. Fighting Zebras cheerleaders spend a lot of time practicing their cheers. The squads are made up of girls between the ages of 4 and 15. The girls willbe ready for the Aug. 11 kick-off jamboree in Grass Valley on Aug. 11.

Jr. Fighting Zebras is one

of 14 football programs

in the Sierra Valley USA

Football and Cheer

League, which is

associated with the NFL.

Stand up and cheer, its Zebra time again!From Mascots to Midgets, cheerleaders take advantage of summer clinic


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On the cover: Jr. Midgets Head Coach Marina Setzer gives pointers about how to properly exe-cute a stunt lift to Alexis McClure, top; Annika McManamy, left; Madison Croisant and MayaHorse, standing behind Alexis. After the football season is over, Setzer said, the girls can try outfor competitive teams. Photo by: Patty McAlpin/Inside Lincoln

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said.Jr. Fighting ZebrasCheerleaders assistantcoordinator KathrynSanders said Jr. FightingZebras is a Lincoln HighSchool feeder program.

Maya is one of 30 girlson the Jr. Midgets squadcoached by Marina Setzer,who helped the girls learnstunt lifts during the July18 cheer clinic.

This is the fourth yearcoaching for Setzer,whose daughter Victoria,11, is one of the Jr.Midgets cheerleaders.

Half of the girls on theJr. Midgets squad are new.

What I love is the out-come, Setzer said. I seethe girls come in shy andtimid and they just burstout. I love seeing themshine and the improve-ments in their growth.

Coach SunshineHadleys PeeWees squadpracticed new sidelinechants Hit em againand Defense Attack.

Some girls are experi-

enced and some arebrand new, Hadley saidof her 17-member squad.This is my third yearcoaching and my daugh-ters third year cheering. Icheered for seven years

when I was young.Her daughter, Aree, is 8.Assistant Coach Aubree

MacDonald said this isher first time as a coach-ing assistant and herdaughter Reeses secondyear cheering.

I love how this hashelped her with her shy-ness, MacDonald said ofReese, 8. It helped bringher out of her shell and

get out in front of peopleto perform. Shes madelots of friends.

Reeses favorite part ofcheering is stunting.

Im the base, Reesesaid.

What I love is the outcome. I see the girls come in shy and timid

and they just burst out. I love seeing them shine and the

improvements in their growth.Marina Setzer, coach of the Jr. Midgets squad

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The cute little cat deco-rates clothes, backpacks,lunch bags, folders andnotebooks.

Shes found at Target,

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Weve got quite a bit ofHello Kitty, Target execu-tive team lead BerniceRuiz said.

Superheroes are also abig theme, Ruiz said.

While back-to-schoolshoppers trickled induring July, Ruiz expectsto see sales pick up during

the first two weeks ofAugust.School supplies, includ-

ing backpacks and lunchbags, sport images ofJustin Bieber, boy bands,The Avengers, Transform-ers, Spider-Man, DisneyPrincesses and MinnieMouse.

New this year are lunchbags shaped as a ladybug,raccoon, owl, rhino, cow

and the head of DarthVader from Star Warsfilms.

Folders and backpacksfor older children includetie dye, plaid and solidcolor styles.

CVS has Ed Hardy-insu-

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and a bird for school-agechildren.CVS Photo Lab Supervi-

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Looking at the back-packs at CVS, Salsberrysaid, My son likes cars. Idont remember CVS hav-ing this last year. We have

to buy a new backpack. Itonly lasts one year.

In the boys section atTarget, a large photo ofShaun White towers overWhites line of stripedshirts and black pants.


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Also on display in theTarget boys section arepolo shirts in neutral col-ors, cargo pants andjeans.

Lincoln resident Melis-sa Kirk picked out a neu-tral shirt showing a pic-ture of a wasp and beigeshorts at Target for herson Dylan, 5, a Carlin C.Coppin ElementarySchool first-grader.

My boys wear outjeans, said Kirk, who wasalso looking for jeans forher two sons.

The girls section at Tar-get is a sea of pink andpurple skirts and tops.

Rain boots, belts, hats,scarves and arm warmersare available for fall inshiny bright pink andpurple.

Ruiz said also new toTarget are the D-SignedRemix, a collection of out-fits designed by DisneyChannel girls Chyna,

Cece, Ally, Teddy, Jessieand Rocky. One displayincludes midriff designerT-shirts and short lace

skirts.Juniors will find short

shorts, pleated skirts,ripped jeans, flowing tank

tops, colored skinnyjeans, sleeveless dresses,cardigans and pulloversweaters in their Targetshopping area.

TJMaxx Manager ArlynThornsberry said skinnyjeans and short shorts arepopular with teen girls.Also popular is the layeredlook where solid colortank tops and camisolesare paired with crochettops and shrugs. Dresssets and pants sets are instyle for the younger girls.

For young boys,

Thornsberry said Guess,Paper Denim, Nike andAdidas are populardesigner brands.

College dorm roomessentials such as furni-ture and bedding aretrending toward brightcolors, animal prints,stripes and psychedelicdesigns, Thornsberry said.

Its kind of the hippielook mixed with some-

thing more modern,Thornsberry said. Stripesare matched with polkadots. Anything goes.

CVS sells Lincoln ZebrasVarsity Athletic Depart-ment gear. A portion ofthe proceeds is donatedto Lincoln High School.

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nice marbling, Burkesaid. Youve got enoughfat when the grill is hot tomelt and get great flavor.

Sorensen advises cus-tomers who are grilling topick a piece of meat with a

lot of marbling.If you get a lean piece

of meat with no marbling,its going to be tough,Sorensen said.

Burke uses a gas grill tobarbecue steak, chicken,seafood and shrimp.

A gas grill makes it eas-

ier for me to control thetemperature and longevi-ty of the heat consistent-ly, Burke said. I donthave to worry about coalsand ashes when Imdone.

Burke also suggests thatthose first starting outmake sure to properlymarinade or seasonitems.

She uses a marinade forpoultry and seafood and adry rub for steaks.

In the summer

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Simple Pleasuresowner Diana Burkegrills a couple ofrib-eye steaks atlunchtime recently.A true barbecueperson would sayuse wood or char-coal, but for begin-ners, its easy to

adjust gas like anoven and createconvection. If youare a rookie, getgas, Burke said.

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Its very coarse, Burkesaid. Dont let the rub siton the steaks too long.

The grill needs to be

good and hot, Burke said.We keep ours close to500 degrees so we get anice sear and juice, whichmakes for a really tastybut not dried-out piece ofmeat.

For a nice thick piece

of steak, Burke recom-mends grilling five min-utes on each side. Forpoultry and thinnerpieces of steak, she rec-ommends grilling twoand a half minutes perside.

Kims Country Kitchenowner Kim Strong cau-tions those new to barbe-cuing to not overcookmeat.

Its better to put themeat on a slow cook,Strong said.

Strong likes rib-eyes butalso recommends ribs.I put lemon pepper,

garlic and sometimes alittle mesquite on steaksbut our ribs have a moresmoky flavor, Strongsaid.


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Simple Pleasuresowner DianaBurke said, justknock off someof the season-ing.PATTY McALPIN

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While on a business trip to

Watsonville, Nick and Iwere stranded on the

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of an accident miles ahead.We had already gotten a verylate start, thanks to a faultytimer on our irrigation pumpand we were a little nervousleaving it unattended. After alittle adjusting and a lot ofobserving, we were finally onour way. And now here we sat.This would not be the quick tripwe had hoped.

So we talked about a plan B.Wouldnt it be nice to spend the

night and relax before headinghome? Relaxing? This time of

year? What a stroke of luck! Idecided to give Roberto fromRodriguez Ranch a call and tellhim we were in town. He wasjust getting home from a farm-ers market and was tired butinsisted we visit. What a gra-cious family.

We had a wonderful tour ofRoberto and his brother

Manuels farm. It is alwaysinsightful for one farmer to seehow another farmer works hisland.

The Rodriguez brothers grewup helping their grandfatherfarm strawberries and corn inMexico. Grandpapa once told

little Roberto, Do not stand upand bend over repetitively while

picking the berries. You will tirefaster, stay bent over and youwill build up your muscles andsave your back, a valuable les-son he has practiced to this day!

Roberto moved to Californiaand began farming for an olderbrother 20 years ago. After 10

years, he and Manuel left theirolder brother to start farming

together. The following year,after the birth of Robertosdaughter and the concern ofchemical exposure to their chil-

dren, they decided to try farm-ing organically. So began thelong process of becoming a cer-tified organic farm.

It was interesting to see thedifference in their organically-grown fields compared to theirconventionally-grown fields.

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The organic plants aremuch smaller and lessproductive. An organicfield will have a third

more plants but will pro-duce only a fifth of theberries the conventionalfield will produce.

Unbelievable!To compensate for the

lower production from hisorganic fields, Robertomust charge more for theorganic berries. Also, thesize of the berry itself willbe smaller, less watery butthe flavor usually surpass-

es the conventionalstrawberry.

The brothers farmstrawberries, raspberries,blackberries and cool-

weather vegetables.Starting out small,

working one field togeth-

er, they eventually grew tofive field sites, employingas many as 15 familymembers. Yep, it is truly afamily-owned and oper-ated farm and it was veryobvious the pride theytake in their fields.

Roberto wanted toshow and share every-thing. My husband andRoberto have the samepassion for farming and

enjoyed each others com-pany immensely.In one field, we dug out

handfuls of fingerlingpotatoes from soil soloose that we didnt needshovels. We snapped offan impressively huge earof corn in another. We atered and golden raspber-ries and compared grow-ing habits of blackberriesthat we both grow.

We witnessed the deerdestroying four to six feetof berry plants surround-ing the entire field and feltRobertos helplessness.The deer werent afraid ofthem and were rather putout that they were beingchased out nightly.

We shared horror sto-ries of gopher and squirreldamage too. Of course,

we did plenty of sampling

of strawberries along theway, lip-smacking!

Roberto farms in acommunity that is satu-rated with berries and hastrouble finding outlets forhis crops in the surround-ing cities. He decided the

only way to survive wouldbe to travel out of his areato sell his luscious berries.

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Are you wondering why I amwriting about pruning whenwinter is many months away?Most gardeners have beentaught that winter is the time toprune fruit trees.

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You can also fit more varieties

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You can cut new growth back byat least half.

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Eight-year-old Tavis Turner glides on a zip line foradults at Treetop Adventure Park at GranlibakkenResort in Tahoe City.

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Parents and childrenseeking a little moresummer adventure

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Gilwee said her favoriteplace to take her sons hik-ing is Five Lakes Trail inthe Granite Chief Wilder-ness.

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This is a wonderfulswimming hole thats partof a deep area of theAmerican River, Langesaid. The kids can swimor lay out on a rock.

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Museum lovers can takeadvantage of the upcom-ing Heritage Trail Tour tovisit, free of charge, 18museums betweenRoseville and North LakeTahoe from 10 a.m. to 4p.m. Aug. 11 and 12. Thatincludes Lincolns ownLincoln Area ArchivesMuseum, along with

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Five-year-old Harkin Turner climbs the ropes coursefor children at the Treetop Adventure Park atGranlibakken Resort in Tahoe City.

Rocklin History Museum,Griffith Quarry Museum,Roseville Historical Socie-ty Carnegie Museum,Maidu Museum and His-toric Site, Placer CountyMuseum, Gold CountryMedical History Museum,

Auburn Joss House Muse-um, Bernhard MuseumComplex, Gold CountryMuseum, the Benton Wel-ty Schoolroom, Forest HillDivide Museum, Colfax

Area Heritage Museum,Golden Drift Museum,Donner Summit Histori-cal Society Museum,

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A bus will be available atthe Gold Country Fair-grounds to take visitors onthe Discover the Moun-tains bus trip Saturday orthe Explore the Valley bustrip Sunday. Cost per rideris $10. Call (530) 889-6500

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Farmers Market in down-town Lincoln CertifiedFarmers Market is from 5 8 p.m. on F Street between

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Lincoln Rotary Noonmeeting at the LincolnWomans Club, 499 E St.Info: President Joann Hiltonat 408-0346.

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FRIDAY, AUG. 3

Lucky Isabella Performsat 9 p.m. at Beermanns,645 Fifth St. Lincoln. $5 cov-er. Info: 209-3544.

St. Josephs Cultural Center Finger-style guitarists Alexde Grassi, Franco Moroneand Walter Strauss performat 8 p.m. at the cultural cen-

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Grass Valley. Info: (530)272-4725.

SATURDAY, AUG. 4

Jeff Dunham Performs atThunder Valley Casino dur-ing the third annual sum-mer concert series in theoutdoor amphitheater. Tick-ets available online at thun-dervalleyresort.com/enter-tainment or at the ThunderValley ticket sales officebetween 10 a.m. and 10p.m.

Karaoke Night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night open toeveryone.

Rocks Rocks! Runs from10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Dis-covery Museum Science &Space Center , 3615 AuburnBlvd. Sacramento for 4- to12-year-olds. Cost is $8

adults, $6 seniors (60+)teens (13-17), $5 children(4-12) and free for childrenunder 3. Info: 808-3942 orthediscovery.org.

Dave Russel Band Per-forms at 9 p.m. at Beer-manns, 645 Fifth St. in Lin-coln. $5 cover. Info: 209-

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Sacramento Classic Cars &Parts Swap Meet Runsfrom 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. out-side the Power Balance

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Semper Fi Association 9a.m. buffet meeting atThunder Valley Casino firstMonday of the month. Sem-per Fi Association sponsorsToys for Tots in the Lincolnarea. Info: Frank Neves at

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Advantage BasketballSummer Camp-Camps Runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.daily through Aug. 10. Formore information visitadvantagebasketball.com orcall Gil Llewellyn at (310)903-6473 or (425) 670-8877 or [email protected].

WEDNESDAY,AUG. 8

Sierra Fresh Farmers Mar-ket Runs from 8 a.m. tonoon at Orchard Creekparking lot, 965 OrchardCreek Lane. Features meat,bread, fruits, vegetables and

plant nursery.

Bad Catz Performs at6:30 p.m. at Beermanns,645 Fifth St. in Lincoln. $5cover. Info: 209-3544.

Lincoln Chamber NetMixMixer Info: 645-2035.

Lincoln Open Space Com-mittee Open Space Com-

mittee meets on the secondWednesday of each monthat the Willow Room, TwelveBridges Library at 6 p.m.Residents meet with citystaff and elected officials todiscuss future open spaceplanning and current con-

cerns. Info: John Williams at390-5111.

THURSDAY, AUG. 9

Farmers Market in down-town Lincoln CertifiedFarmers Market is from 5 8 p.m. on F Street between5th and 6th Streets. Catalystperforms in BeermannPlaza. Info: 645-2035.

Karaoke Night - Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night open toeveryone.

Lincoln Rotary Noon

meeting is at the LincolnWomans Club, 499 E St.Info: President Joann Hiltonat 408-0346.

FRIDAY, AUG.10

An Evening with JimmyThackery Doors open at6:30 and show at 7 -10 p.m.at the Blue Goose EventCenter, 3550 Taylor Road in

Loomis. $15 for SacramentoBlues Society members and$20 for nonmembers.

Tragically White Performsat 9 p.m. at Beermanns,645 Fifth St. in Lincoln . $10cover. Info: 209-3544.

SATURDAY, AUG. 11

Heritage Trail Placer Coun-ty Museums Tour Openfrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Drive-up, hitch-up or giddy-up! Whatever your pre-ferred method of travel, besure to save the date andfollow the trail to any of the18 museums from Roseville

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Heritage Trail Placer Coun-ty Museums Tour See Sat-urday, Aug. 11 listing.

Dino Diorama Runs from10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Dis-cover Museum Science &Space Center, 3615 Auburn

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TUESDAY, AUG. 14

Frankie Avalon Performs

at the Sun City Lincoln HillsSummer Concert Series at7:30 p.m. at Orchard CreekAmphitheater. Tickets are$25 and $28 and availableonline at suncity-lincolnhills.org or at activities desks.Info: suncity-lincolnhills.org.

WEDNESDAY,AUG. 15

Sierra Fresh Farmers Mar-ket Runs from 8 a.m. tonoon at Orchard Creekparking lot, 965 OrchardCreek Lane. Features meat,

bread, fruits, vegetables andplant nursery.

Diamond Bob & The AlleySneakers Performs at6:30 p.m. at Beermanns,645 Fifth St. $5 cover. Info:209-3544.

THURSDAY,AUG. 16

Farmers Market in down-town Lincoln From 5-8p.m. on F Street between5th and 6th Streets. Fat Fin-gers perform in BeermannPlaza . Info: 645-2035.

Lincoln Rotary Noonmeeting is at the LincolnWomans Club, 499 E St.Info: President Joann Hiltonat 408-0346.

Karaoke Night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,

731 Sterling Parkway in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night open toeveryone.

FRIDAY, AUG. 17

Lincoln Hills Retired LawEnforcement meeting Begins at 9 a.m. at MimisCaf, 850 Groveland Lane inLincoln. Guest speaker Bob

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Mother Mayhem Per-forms at 9 p.m. at Beer-manns, 645 Fifth St. $10cover. Info: 209-3544.

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Diana Krall Performs at

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7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night open toeveryone.

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Movie Night at the Library Family Movie Night atTwelve Bridges Library.Admission is free, seating islimited. Doors open at 5:30p.m. Sponsored by Friendsof the Lincoln Library. Info:434-2410 or friendsofthe

lincolnlibrary.org.

Portuguese AssociationDivino Espirito Santoinvites the public to a 6p.m. reading of financialreport for the year 2012,nomination and electionand installation of officersand directors. Dinner at 7p.m., live auction and danc-ing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the

McBean Park Pavilion. Info:Laura Faria at 663-2212.

Amanda Grey & WhiskeySavage Performs at 9 p.m.at Beermanns ,645 Fifth St.$5 cover. Info: 209-3544.

WEDNESDAY,AUG. 22

Chamber monthly break-fast Info: 645-2035.

Sierra Fresh Farmers Mar-ket Runs from 8 a.m. tonoon at the Orchard Creek

parking lot, 965 OrchardCreek Lane. Features meat,bread, fruits, vegetables andplant nursery.

Bad Catz Performs at 6:30p.m. at Beermanns, 645Fifth St. $5 cover. Info: 209-3544.

THURSDAY, AUG. 23

Farmers Market in down-town Lincoln CertifiedFarmers Market is from 5-8p.m. on F Street between5th and 6th Streets. LincolnHighway Band performs in

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7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night open toeveryone.

FRIDAY, AUG. 24

Love Fool Performs at 9p.m. at Beermanns, 645

Fifth St. $10 cover. Info:209-3544.

SATURDAY, AUG. 25

REO Speedwagon Per-forms at Thunder ValleyCasino during the third

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Karaoke Night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway in the

Raleys Shopping Center.Family fun night open toeveryone.

Saturday Night Live Barbe-cue St. Augustine Episco-pal Church annual event is

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able. Tickets $12 for adultsand $5 for children under12. Tickets or info: 435-9552.

Jason Buell Band Per-forms at 9 p.m. at Beer-manns, 645 Fifth St. $10cover. Info: 209-3544.

TUESDAY, AUG. 28

Comedy Night Showtimesare 6 and 8 p.m. at KilagaSprings Presentation Hall,1187 Sun City Blvd. Tickets$12. Info: 625-4022.

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