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A Carnegie International exhibit depicts "experimental utopias"
PGH City Paper True, the Kaweah Cooperative thought itself a model society; the 1880s socialist logging community, undone by the creation of Sequoia National Park, is ironically symbolized by Sternfeld's image of the General Sherman Tree (their "Karl Marx Tree"). But … |
Warmer climate for new city manager – Hanford Sentinel
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Warmer climate for new city manager
Hanford Sentinel A There are several. We've been to Sequoia National Park, but there are many more left on our list. Yosemite is likely our next stop. Q How would you describe your management style? A My management style is one of open communication. I'm a firm … |
Rocklin History Tour – Rocklin City Hall – Rocklin and Roseville Today
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Rocklin History Tour – Rocklin City Hall
Rocklin and Roseville Today Pernu died in a quarry accident in Sequoia National Park in 1931. His family was unable to operate the quarry profitably, and as the Great Depression deepened, creditors took possession of the store's building. The City of Rocklin bought the building … |
How Did L.A. Become a City of Palms? And Other Questions About California’s … – KCET
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How Did L.A. Become a City of Palms? And Other Questions About California's …
KCET JF: My story of giant sequoia is primarily about how the Big Trees entered national and international consciousness, and I write more about New York and London than Los Angeles. With the coast redwood old-growth forest, however, Southern California is … |
Berkeley Tuolumne Camp unsafe for visitors, says city – Berkeleyside
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Berkeley Tuolumne Camp unsafe for visitors, says city
Berkeleyside The Berkeley High Jacket recently reported that four camps were on the short list: Echo Lake Camp, Berkeley's own property, just off Highway 50, near South Lake Tahoe; YMCA Sequoia Camp, near King's Canyon National Park, east of Fresno; Camp … |