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Online What’s Up Local Matters Calendar Outtakes Introducing Julie’s Take

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GET TO KNOW Doyin Oluwole, MD, FRCP

THE ARTS Jim Lee

HEALTH & WELLNESS Juice Bar Roundup

CAUSE & EFFECT PCAR Foundation

HOME DESIGN 5 Tips to Creating a Feminine Flat

SWAG 11 Outdoorsy Must-Haves

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What’s in a name? When it comes to picking one for your pet, there’s a lot on the line. WikiHow even has a sevenstep process to help owners decide (with amusing illustrations to boot). The option of going with a human name—like Lucy, Lola or Lloyd—remains increasingly popular, but can get awkward if your dog’s name is Kevin and you start dating an actual guy named Kevin. There’s the cliché, cutesy names like Spot, Spike, Fluffy or Fido, which work well—until “Be the person your cat named “Lucky” your dog thinks doesn’t make it to nine you are.” lives. And then there’s my —J.W. Stephens personal favorite—pets named after random foods that the animal might resemble or somehow be associated with (a chocolate lab named Nutella seems fitting, right?). My family’s animals were a mix of monikers; we had a Wiggles (mini rex rabbit), Forrest and Jenny (desert tortoises), Moe (German shepherd-lab mix) and Yawnie (Siberian cat), and—though my choices didn’t always win in the name game (my older siblings usually won that battle)—each one brought an abundance of joy and laughter to our lives, just as your own creatures clearly do for you. From the moment we put the call out asking for “People & Their Pets” submissions, the photos came pouring in.And while some of the names made me laugh a little (namely the cat named Mozzarella), it was the tales behind the tails that really had me feeling all fuzzy. It’s clear that our community is one pet-obsessed place. Not only are there heaps of parks and trails that welcome fur friends with open paws, but a plethora of Fido-friendly patios as well. Flip to page 37 to see a list of our favorites and to peruse the pictorial of our region’s hottest dogs and cutest cats. For those who aren’t pet people, fret not! We have plenty of other fun stuff in store. In The Hit List (page 54), we celebrate the region’s best BBQ with our roundup of the tastiest joints in town to get your meat on; and—when it’s time to detox after all that finger-lickin’ good fare—we have a “Juice Bar Roundup” (page 24) with what to order at each place. Don’t miss Kerrie L. Kelly’s tips to add a feminine flair to your space in Home Design (page 28) and Tara Mendanha’s rundown of “Prime Patios” in The 10 Spot (page 14). With each issue, it’s always my goal to make you “love where you live”—and discover a new local place to dine or shop—and I hope this month’s magazine is no different. If you find yourself soaking up the sun on one of our suggested patios or grabbing dinner at one of the featured restaurants in Eat & Drink, be sure to name-drop and say you read about them in Style. Cheers! — Megan megan@stylemg.com

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If you could have dinner with one famous person (living or deceased), who would it be? Babe Ruth, because he liked to eat a lot, drink a lot and talk a lot! —Gary Zsigo

Marie Antoinette and Anne Boleyn. These two women caused/were the cause of major upheaval and change in their respective countries—were they pawns, were they scapegoats, were they active participants? I’d really love to find out if these women have been accurately reflected by historians. Plus, it would be truly killer to just have a glass of wine and chitchat with them, no? —Wendy Sipple Lucille Ball. I’ve been a fan of I Love Lucy since I was young. I’d be interested to hear first-hand about her life as a woman in comedy and television.—Emily Peter

Amy Poehler. She’s funny, smart, creative, and truly cares about the future of girls. Plus, I would laugh the whole time, which would keep me from eating too much. —Julie Ryan

Dolly Parton. She seems like she’d be super down to earth, full of incredible wisdom and absolutely hilarious! —Siobhán Russell Pritt

Anthony Bourdain. I’d love to have a beer and some street food with the man who writes, travels, eats and is hungry for more. —Megan Wiskus

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GRILL OFF In honor of National Grilling Month, we suggest you break out of your BBQ comfort zone— say buh-bye to burgers and hot dogs—and try your hand at these 7 Backyard Barbecue Recipes (grilled pizza with

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ongrats to the winners of last month’s Top Chefs Grill Off at Whole Foods Market in Roseville. Land Ocean New American Grill won “Best Tri-Tip,” “Best Salmon” and “Best Overall,” and Lorenzo’s Mexican Restaurant took top honors for “Best Wings.” Check out next month’s Outtakes department for photos..Don’t miss Big Trucks Summer at the Roseville Utility Exploration Center and Maidu Regional Park every Thursday this month. Story time is at 9:30 a.m. and utility trucks visit between 1011 a.m. For more details, visit roseville.ca.us/explore/workshops_ and_events/family_events.asp...The swimming and diving team at Sierra College recently made history at East Los Angeles College when they won their first ever state championship. Congrats!... Stand Out Talent is conducting a four-week musical theater boot camp—based on Moana, The Wizard of Oz, Trolls and The Nightmare Before Christmas—for ages 5-13 at the Tower Theatre beginning July 10. To register, visit standouttalent.org...Peruse and purchase antique, vintage and upcycled arts and crafts while enjoying food by Dave’s Dawgs at the Outdoor Picker’s Market on July 23 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hand Pickin’ Emporium in Rocklin...The owners of House of Oliver, brothers Kyle and Matthew Oliver, are opening a new restaurant, Pink Martini Bar and Bistro, at 6692 Lonetree Boulevard in Rocklin. To view the menu and opening date details, visit pinkmartinirestaurant.com...Congrats to recent Whitney High School (WHS) grad Sarah Murphy, who was deemed the “2016-2017 Student of the Year” by the Student Television Network. Murphy has served as a news director, anchor, reporter and photographer for the community television station WCTV19 at WHS and was recently featured in Style’s “20 Under 20” feature...Spend the night at Fairytale Town on July 22 at their Family Campout. Activities include a theater show, arts and crafts, a scavenger hunt, games and bedtime stories. A light continental breakfast will also be served. For more info, visit fairytaletown.org...The Eureka Granite Bay 4-H Club recently came together at the Granite Bay Library to work on two quilt tops for Quilts of Honor, which stuffs and sends patriotic colored quilts to active military persons and veterans...SmartAsset named Roseville the number one place to raise a family in California for its quality education system and strong local economy. Rocklin came in at a respectable number seven for its low violent crime rate, among other factors... The Sacramento International Airport is turning 50 in October and requesting travelers email special memories, photos or videos to smf50@saccounty.net, or post them on social media using #SMF50. These will be shared on the airport’s social media channels and included in a video celebrating the milestone...The Roseville Area Chamber of Commerce held its business awards ceremony recently and the winners were Alex Rue of Alex Rue Insurance Agency, Inc. (Young Professional of the Year); Andy Klein, Tom Rotelli and Paul Gould from The Monk’s Cellar (Entrepreneur Award); and Doug Wagemann of Cochrane and Wagemann, Funeral Directors (Business Person of the Year). Congrats!...That’s all for now, but check back next month for Style’s Hops and Grapes feature. —Tara Mendanha

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Q&A Doyin Oluwole, MD, FRCP

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO YOUR YOUNGER SELF?

Take a course in business administration to augment skills in health and medicine; also, begin planning for retirement long before you are close to retirement age. WHAT COMES TO YOU NATURALLY?

Partnerships, leadership, giving, helping, and mentoring.

WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST PET PEEVE?

Laziness, poor quality products/deliverables, and failure to meet deadlines. WHAT ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF?

Contributing to saving the lives of women, adolescents and children in Sub-Saharan Africa. Also, the lives and progress of those I have had the privilege to mentor.

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Granite Bay resident Doyin Oluwole, MD, FRCP, still remembers watching her mother assist women in labor.As a nurse-midwife who ran a small hospital in Iwo, Nigeria, Oluwole would watch her mom every day, as she practiced medicine and ensured safe deliveries for mothers and their children. As she grew up, Oluwole was determined to follow in her mother’s footsteps—not only in becoming a doctor but in going above and beyond to care for others. “No one was turned away from my mother’s clinic because they couldn’t pay,” she recalls. After years of struggle, not to mention a lot of hard work, Oluwole became a physician in her own right. Her impressive resume includes doing clinical research on the main causes of death in children under the age of five at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital in Nigeria, working tirelessly to support women’s and family health

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for the World Health Organization, introducing the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness in SubSaharan Africa, and becoming the founding executive director for Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon at the George W. Bush Institute (a nonprofit that facilitates cervical and breast cancer screenings and prevention in developing countries). What’s more, she’s the founding CEO of Global Health Innovations and Action Foundation, which strengthens health systems for women in the developing world. Despite all her accomplishments, however, she’s most proud of the other medical professionals—including her own daughter who’s a physician—she’s been able to mentor over the years. Because Oluwole—like her mother—never turned anyone away. —Amber Foster

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Roseville Parks and Recreation by PAM ALLEN

s the city began budget preparations this spring for the next fiscal year (which begins this month), all City of Roseville General Fund departments (parks, recreation and libraries, police, fire, public works and development services) were asked to develop a net zero budget. The challenge of a flat budget is that they needed to reduce services to absorb increasing costs and unfunded mandates.

In addition, they were asked to make recommendations to help close the $2 million projected budget gap. Throughout the process, many scenarios were examined—all with the goal of balancing fiscal soundness and minimizing impacts to customers. In the end, the council approved the following reductions. • Lessen non-routine tree maintenance (anything outside of the regular pruning cycle of once every 6.5 years) • Eliminate goat grazing in General Fund areas • Close libraries and Maidu Museum and Historic Site on Fridays • Program reductions (one concert and some Town Square programs)

• Reduce digital library materials • Eliminate Fourth of July fireworks (beginning in 2018) • Outsource library phone customer service • Reduce help desk coverage at Riley Library • Eliminate childcare for fitness members • Eliminate two vacant positions

While the goal was to minimize customer impacts, there were changes to customer experiences and service levels, which will ultimately help toward providing services within the city’s means.

For more information, visit roseville.ca.us.

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Residents are encouraged to partake in The Heritage Trail this summer, where 21 museums— from Roseville to Tahoe—offer free admission on select Saturdays. What started as a single weekend event has expanded to run all summer long (through September 3). Placer County Museums Administrator Ralph Gibson explains the purpose is "to get people to explore their

SEASON’S EATINGS: PlacerGROWN and Foothill Farmers’ Market by CAROL ARNOLD Nothing says summer quite like vine-ripened tomatoes, and now’s the time to find them at area farmers’ markets. The "fruit" comes in a multitude of shapes, sizes and colors—red, pink, yellow, orange/tangerine, green, purple, brown and black. Beefsteak and beefmaster are among the largest-sized varieties, Roma are more of an intermediate size, while cherry and grape are small and rounded. We’re also fortunate to have a large selection of heirloom tomatoes available, which tend to have a less uniform shape and can have beautiful variations of color, which add beauty and flavor to any summer table. What’s more, each variety is genetically unique, resistant to pests and diseases, and adapted to the specific growing conditions.

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SELECTION AND STORAGE // Choose tomatoes that are smooth-skinned with no wrinkles, cracks, bruises or soft spots. Ripe tomatoes will yield slightly to pressure and have a noticeably sweet fragrance. The For details on where to buy Placer County very best way to choose a tomato farm-fresh produce, at the market is to talk to the wine, meat and grower; they can help you pick local products, visit placergrown.org and the perfect one. Since tomatoes foothillfarmersmarket. are sensitive to cold, store them at com. room temperature and out of direct sunlight. They should keep for up to a week on the counter. Whole tomatoes, chopped tomatoes or sauce will freeze well for future use in cooked dishes.

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past and introduce them to museums." The Heritage Trail is kid-friendly and offers many hands-on activities, as well as living history exhibits. Drawings for gift baskets, including a kids’ basket, are also available—but only if you get at least eight stamps on your “Get-UpAnd-Go” card, which can be picked up at any of the participating museums. If you can't visit during the free Saturdays, trail-goers can stop by during regular business hours and still receive a stamp. Visit the website to view the trail’s complete calendar and see when museums are offering their free Saturday!—Emily Peter

DETAILS WHEN: Through September 3 WHERE: Various museums throughout Placer County For more information, visit

theheritagetrail.blogspot.com. DID YOU KNOW? // The French sometimes refer to the tomato as pomme d’amour, meaning “love apple.” In Italy, tomato is sometimes referred to as pomodoro or “golden apple,” probably referring to var iet ies t hat are yellow or orange / tangerine in color.

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PRIME PATIOS

Summer is the perfect time to dine al fresco. Eat and drink beneath the warmth of the sun, the shade of trees, or the glow of stars at any of these local restaurant patios. by TARA MENDANHA

La Provence Restaurant and Terrace is a favorite outdoor dining spot for locals. Beautiful and relaxing, it’s the perfect place to try their salmon benedict for brunch or spend a romantic evening sharing a pot of spicy spinach and artichoke fondue. laprovenceroseville.com

Sienna Restaurant has an inviting patio area with lounge chairs and a fire pit. Sip on a Siennatini (orange vodka, lime, pomegranate juice and orange liqueur) or get lost in the Bistro Steak Salad. siennarestaurants.com

Visit Yard House for the 100-plus beers on tap and their covered, modern patio that gives off an energetic vibe. While there, try the Gardein Vegan Burger with red quinoa, kale, shiitake mushrooms and Daiya vegan mozzarella; trust me, you won’t regret it. yardhouse.com

The Monk’s Cellar in the heart of Roseville is a laid-back brewery and public house that’s roomy and has a petfriendly patio. Everyone raves about their duck fat fries, so you should probably see what the fuss is all about. monkscellar.com

House of Oliver has a large patio with umbrellas, string lights and live music on Fridays and Saturdays. Their nut-crusted baked brie drizzled with spicy marmalade is ideal

for long summer nights, alongside a chilled glass of Chardonnay. houseofoliver.com

Farmhaus has generous patio seating with a water feature and string lights—making it a charming setting for a têteà-tête or two. The sizzling prawns with fresno chile, garlic, cilantro, lemon and toasted baguette is a good place to start. farmhausfresh.com

Black Vinyl Ale Project serves an eclectic selection of housecrafted beers and their patio is pet-friendly with plenty of shade and games. Chow down on their beer-brined chicken wings while you watch a local band perform. blackvinylale.com

Bar 101 Eats and Drinks has a cozy patio by Downtown Roseville’s Main Street that’s perfect for people watching. While you’re at it, dig into some carnitas fries and savor the perfectly marinated meat, melty cheese, guac, pico de gallo, sour cream and jalapeños. bar101roseville.com

Paul Martin’s American Grill has a large patio and cocktail lounge that seats up to 80 guests and is the ideal place to gather for a good time. Their Town Dock Calamari with chili aioli and house cocktail sauce is sure to kick things off. paulmartinsamericangrill.com

GB Alehouse boasts a patio with gorgeous views and plenty of flora and fauna, where you can enjoy a picturesque sunset while listening to live music. Try any of their exquisite pizzas (the Alehouse Garlic Chicken is a personal favorite). gbalehouse.com

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Is there anything I can do to reduce the appearance of scars? Fortunately, yes—there are several options available. Though difficult to treat, indentations can be filled, and the texture can be softened and thickened to feel more like your pre-scar skin. Bellafil—an FDAapproved filler for scar treatment—is a long-lasting option (five years). Lasers, and some radiofrequency fractional treatments, help the skin texture as well—and there are several options in this category. Essentially, one can think of scar tissue as Mother

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Nature’s superglue; it’s very different tissue and will never completely return to its pre-scar state, but the issues created by scar tissue—tightness, thinning or thickening, indentations, discoloration or puckering—can usually be significantly improved. Celia Remy, MD, PC // Vitality Stem Cell and Aesthetic Medicine // 8735 Sierra College Boulevard, Suite 200, Roseville // 916-7971131, vitalitymedicallaserandskin.com

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Rocklin Parks and Recreation Summer Lovin’

by JODY ROBINSON

Soak up the sunshine and take part in this month’s medley of community events. FREE MOVIE FRIDAY

Looking for a perfect way to discuss your favorite Nemo and Dory moments with your neighbors during a warm summer evening? Rocklin continues its Free Movie Fridays with Finding Dory at Johnson-Springview Park on July 7. The film begins at dark; bring snacks and a blanket. rocklin.ca.us/ freemovies

COMEDY UNDER THE STARS

Make it a night of family-friendly comedy on July 21 at the Platinum Living Amphitheater at Quarry Park. Local comedians Stephen B., Carlos Rodriguez and D. Tyler are offering their best outdoor performances from 7-10 p.m. Bring a blanket and your sense of humor for a great night of entertainment. rocklincomedy.eventbrite.com

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GATHER

Imagine walking through Quarry Park as the breeze flows through the trees and you taste artisan food, view creative art and hear live music at the Platinum Living Amphitheater. That’s just some of what you can expect at Gather. The city has partnered with Unseen Heroes to bring this free community event from 5-9 p.m. on July 27 (and every succeeding fourth Thursday through October). rocklin. ca.us/gather

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SPORTS PROGRAMS

Get the kids active and outdoors this summer! Rocklin has partnered with Skyhawks Sports Academy, National Academy of Athletics, and Vision Soccer Training to offer various sports programs. There’s also a junior sports academy where youngsters (ages 4-6) will build hand-eye coordination and motor skills while having fun playing flag football and capture the flag, and going through obstacles. rocklin.ca.us/recreation

STAIRWAY TO STARDOM

This educational music program introduces what it takes to create a band. During the two-month course, middle-to-high-schoolaged children learn how to create, develop and perform original music on a professional level. A panel of specialists and pros then judge performances during the live concert, held at Platinum Living Amphitheater on July 30. skipsmusic.com/stairway-to-stardom-2

Stay up to date on these activities and others by following the City of Rocklin on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat @rocklinparksrec or join their mailing list by texting ROCKLIN to 42828. For more details, visit rocklin.com/ events.

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4TH OF JULY ROSEVILLE. Kick off Fourth of July with a “Run Crime Out of Roseville” fun run/walk at Royer Park beginning at 7:20 a.m. (10K) and 7:45 a.m. (5K), followed by a parade at 9 a.m. (begins at the intersection of Riverside, Vernon and Douglas, and continues along Vernon Street). From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Royer Park, enjoy carnival games, bounce houses, food, and music by the Capitol Pops Concert Band. The festivities end with fireworks at the Placer County Fairgrounds at 9:30 p.m. roseville. ca.us/events/4th_of_july_celebration.asp FOLSOM PRO RODEO. Head to the Dan Russell Arena for three days of fun, including a Rodeo Queen Contest, live music and entertainment, mutton busting, nightly fireworks, a professional bull jumper and plenty of rodeo action. folsomprorodeo.com (THROUGH 3)

AUBURN FAMILY 4TH. The Gold Country Fairgrounds is the place to be for Independence Day celebrations. The fun starts at 4 p.m. with food, bingo, kids’ activities and live music by Auto Reverse (5:30 p.m.). The parade begins at 7 p.m. in Downtown Auburn, followed by fireworks at 9:40 p.m. auburn4th.com

CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR. Enjoy musical performances, horse races, livestock, rides, exhibits, sports, food, drinks and more at Cal Expo. Main gate hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fridays through Sundays. castatefair.org

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LEGALLY BLONDE THE MUSICAL. Watch as the Rocklin Community Theatre presents a musical take on the beloved movie that follows Elle Woods as she sets out to prove herself to the world. This story—enacted by teens ages 13-19—is sure to charm and entertain through song, dance and humor. rocklintheatre.org

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EPPIE’S GREAT RACE. Eppie’s Wellness Foundation presents the world’s oldest triathlon in benefit of Therapeutic Recreation Services, a Sacramento County program for people with special needs and developmental disabilities. The race features a 5.82-mile run, a 12.5-mile bike rice and 6.1-mile paddle along the American River Parkway in Rancho Cordova and Sacramento. eppiesgreatrace.org

MEMBERSHIP MEDLEY. Blue Line Arts is showcasing the talent of some of its 300-plus members in this exhibit at the Coker Family Gallery. The reception on August 19 from 5-8:30 p.m. includes artists’ talks from 5-6 p.m. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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AIN’T NECESSARILY DEAD FESTIVAL. This free concert celebrates the music of the Grateful Dead at Auburn’s Regional Park from 1-10 p.m. A craft beer garden, giant kids’ zone and food are also available. auburnrec.com/events_aint-dead.php

Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. bluelinearts.org

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COMEDY UNDER THE STARS. This family-friendly event at the Platinum Living Amphitheater at Quarry Park will be a hilarious night featuring comedy by D. Tyler and Stephen B., along with

registration fee to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. tour.topgolf.com

28 emcee Carlos Rodriguez from 7-10 p.m. rocklin.ca.us/events

TOPGOLF TOUR. At this exciting tour, amateur teams of two will have the opportunity to play in a regional tournament at Topgolf. Winners will advance to the Topgolf Tour Championship in Las Vegas and have the chance to win the title, Under Armour apparel and $50,000. Topgolf will donate $5 from every

PADDLESPLASH FESTIVAL. This series of races by Nor Cal SUP Fitness takes place on Lake Natoma and includes five mile and two mile competitive races, a kids’ obstacle course and a four-person team relay obstacle course. Paddlers of all abilities are encouraged to join. There will also be EMS safety drills and skills clinics for adults and kids. norcalsup.com

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FREE MOVIE FRIDAYS. Bring blankets or low-profile chairs and watch Finding Dory under the stars at Johnson-Springview Park. Arrive at 7 p.m. to snag a good spot and listen to music. The movie begins around 9 p.m. rocklin.ca.us/ freemovies

BRIDGE THE IRRIGATION GAP. The Roseville Utility

Exploration Center is conducting a Do-It-Yourself Summer Gardening series and part one involves understanding options for irrigating home landscapes and learning about various water-saving technologies. The class is from 10 a.m. till noon and advanced registration is requested. roseville.ca.us/explore

AUBURN SUMMER CONCERT SERIES. Don’t miss Placer

Arts’ summer concert series at the Auburn Library Garden Theater from 7-8:30 p.m. Bring low-back chairs and a picnic to this free event. On Air performs classic rock and roll hits on July 9 and Mania! The Live Beatles Experience performs on July 23. placerarts.org/summer-concertseries (ALSO 23)

WHERE IN THE WORLD. This art exhibit presented by Art League of Lincoln features multiple mediums from artists nationwide and celebrates travel and places around the globe. Gallery hours are Wednesdays through Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. all4art.net (THROUGH AUGUST 12)

Friday Family Fest photo by Marica Garcia.

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CONCERTS ON THE SQUARE. This month’s

NIGHT OUT AT THE MUSEUM. The Maidu Museum and Historic Site is hosting a book talk and demonstration with Julia Parker and Beverly Ortiz, authors of It Will Live Forever, at this free event from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The program starts at 7 p.m. and light refreshments will be available. roseville.ca.us/indianmuseum

DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Fairytale

Town Troupers invite you to watch this special adaptation of the classic Disney animated film with memorable songs and characters. Performances are at noon and 1:30 p.m. in the Children’s Theater. fairytaletown.org

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Academy presents Elton John and Tim Rice’s musical about a love triangle set in Egypt between two princesses and a soldier. Show times vary. rosevilletheatreartsacademy.com (ALSO 22, 23, 28 & 29)

PET PORTRAIT PAINTING.

Create a portrait of your furry friend at this workshop at Blue Line Arts. From 10 a.m. to noon, you’ll learn drawing basics, color theory and painting skills. bluelinearts.org

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SAVE THE DATE!

AUGUST

WOOFSTOCK. Enjoy groovy

activities for you and your pooch—a "Grateful Dog 5K Walk," costume parade, dog-themed vendors, live music, food trucks and more—at this annual event at Johnson-Springview Park. Admission is free, and proceeds benefit local canine rescue groups and the RRUFF Dog Park. rocklin.ca.us/ general-information/woofstock

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WALK FOR WISHES. Join the Make-A-Wish Foundation and help grant wishes to children in our community with life-threatening medical conditions at this morning walk with friends, family and coworkers. necannv.wish.org

program is organizing this seventh annual fund-raiser for veterans with a ride beginning at C&E Auburn V-Twin motorcycle shop at 9 a.m. and finishing at Elks Lodge #518 in Nevada City. Tickets include a barbecue lunch, live music, a poker hand and raffle prizes. Non-riders are also welcome. theforgottensoldierprogram.org

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to the Historical Train Depot Plaza in Loomis from 6-9 p.m. and enjoy local vendors, food, beer, wine, music by Swing Masters Big Band, and activities for kids like bounce houses, face painting, a splash pad, arts and crafts. loomischamber.com friday-night-family-fest

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outtakes HEROES WALK FOR LIFE

May 20 // Maidu Park, Roseville Hundreds of area residents dressed up as superheroes and participated in a 2K and 5K walk that supported the Sacramento Life Center and Alternatives Pregnancy Center. 1 Bennett Sy 2 Bailey Broderick, Bradley Broderick and Marsha Cornelius 3 Susan and Sarah Money 4 Anna and Harry Criswell 5 Brandon, Bennett and Chrissy Sy with Marie Leatherby Photos courtesy of MARIE LEATHERBY

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May 18 // Whitney Oaks Golf Club, Rocklin

Leadership Rocklin—an acclaimed program put on by the Rocklin Area Chamber of Commerce—is limited to the top 20 business leaders in the region. The latest group of graduates were treated to a delicious breakfast and ceremony at Whitney Oaks Golf Club. 1 Chad Butler, Dan Goff, Scott Hurrillo and Trent Jewell from the Rocklin Police Department 2 Leadership Rocklin Class of 2016/17 3 Leadership Rocklin Steering Committee: Greg Roberson, Jenny Davidson, Robin Trimble, Wendy Smith, Ruth Griffith, Jen Lang and Ken Broadway

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ROCKLIN JAZZ FESTIVAL

May 17 // Quarry Park, Rocklin Over 400 community members listened to 125 award-winning student musicians from area schools at this event hosted by Rocklin High School Music Director Tom Douglass and the City of Rocklin. 1 Music Directors Kris Harper (Whitney High School), David Hill (Lincoln High School), Tom Douglass (Rocklin High School) and Jeremiah Jacks (Spring View Middle School)

2 Laura Tolladay, Kay Pitts, Avi Spearshock and Conner Bickford 3 Rob Verdi

Saxophobia performs

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ROSEVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BREAKFAST

May 25 // Sierra View Country Club, Roseville

On the fourth Thursday of every month, members of the community gather at Sierra View Country Club to meet other chamber members, network, and find out whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s going on in the Placer County business community. 1 Kevin Hernandez, David Davis and C.J. Duxbury 2 Carol Pringle, Cheryl Cobbin, Cathleen White and Liz Daffner 3 Barbara Johnson and Mike Branson Photos by MIKE MARTIN OF MIKE MARTIN PHOTOGRAPHY

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outtakes QUILT SHOW

May 19 // Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, Granite Bay

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Approximately 500 patrons perused quilts and vendor booths, shopped at a boutique, and took part in a raffle and Opportunity Quilt drawing at this annual show put on by the Roseville Quilters Guild. Proceeds helped support educational and community service efforts. 1 Featured quilter Connie Richerson with her family 2 Lynette Schreodel, Bonnie Ellering and Clara Loutzenhiser with Wendy Aguilar from Channel 31 3 Sarah Carroz and Michelle Peerson with the Opportunity Quilt, Under the Sea Photos by SUE HOFFMAN

MARCH FOR BABIES

April 29 // State Capitol, Sacramento Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital (SAFH) joined hundreds of volunteers from departments and affiliates across Sutter Health—in addition to various other teams—to support March of Dimes at this year’s three-mile walk. The SAFH team of 30 employees raised more than $2,150. 1 Barbara Figueira and Rebecca Figueira 2 Mary Memmer, Lea Nistler, Jill Rossi, Rich Bedell, Preslie Newsom and Barbara 3 Dennis and Pauline AcMoody; Nick and Amanda Pena; and Cody and Alex AcMoody with Wesson, Kimber, Colt and

Henry Pena (stroller)

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BIG DAY OF GIVING

May 4 // Greater Sacramento Nonprofits This annual 24-hour fund-raising event for area nonprofits generated nearly $7.2 million from tens of thousands of donors, topping the $7.1 million that was raised last year. Placer Land Trust, Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services, Sacramento SPCA, The First Tee of Greater Sacramento, and Capital Public Radio received the most donations. 1 Dennis Mangers and Michael Sestak at the Big Day Block Party 2 Front Street Animal Shelter representatives 3 Jim Tabuchi and Lynne Cannady at the Big Day Block Party 4 Kevin McAllister from California Coalition for Youth 5 Representatives from Stanford Settlement Photos courtesy of SACRAMENTO REGION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

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culptor Jim Lee creates clay portraits and figures with incredible precision and emotion,

HLB: WHAT ABOUT THE HUMAN FORM CAPTIVATES YOU? JL: Its simplistic complexity. The human form is very lineal yet no one is perfect. All teaching is from a “rule of thumb” perspective (vertical, horizontal lines and triangles), [but] it’s the oddities that make us so different and beautiful.

in addition to offering workshops at his studio in Auburn. “Watching people’s expressions—who’ve never sculpted or even touched clay—[as they] create a human bust or torso is very rewarding.” His 20-hour, three-day workshops are taught in small groups, so he can provide hands-on coaching and detailed instruction. Watch Lee in action at the Auburn Art Walk (August 4) and PlacerArts Studios Tour (November 10-12), as he performs live sculpting demonstrations. by HEATHER L. BECKER

Jim Lee

Sculpting Emotion

HLB: HOW HAVE YOU PROGRESSED IN YOUR ART? JL: I’ve drawn faces [for as long as] I can remember. As an adult, I tried sculpting faces out of wood only to find that if you make a mistake, [you] just keep digging. Years later, I came across an artist sculpting

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Beethoven

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Railroad Man

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clay masks at the Laguna Art Festival. The mask he was working on had one cheek lower than the other, and I watched with fascination as he simply reached down, grabbed a piece of clay and fixed the error—just like that! It triggered a five-alarm fire in my head. I went out the next day, bought 50 pounds of clay, and started sculpting. HLB: YOU EMPHASIZE STUDYING ANATOMY, BONE STRUCTURE, EMOTION, AGE, ETC. WHY ARE THESE KEY? JL: When I started sculpting, I did a lot without really knowing why; it was like drawing but in 3D. I was introduced to Larry Ortiz at Clay Arts Studio in Auburn who taught me a lot about clay. In my search to be a better sculptor (books, YouTube, Internet), I came across renowned sculptor Philippe Faraut from New York. His easy and fast teaching style with an emphasis on emotion and gesture was exactly what I needed. I bought his books, DVDs and tools, and eventually took classes from him in portrait and full figure. Both artists encouraged me to teach, [and said it] would make me better, but if I was going to do it, I had to know what’s under the skin to explain what happens with expression and why, as well as proper bone structure. I’ve spent countless hours learning anatomy and bone structure, and I’m still learning; the learning curve is endless. HLB: WHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE AMBITIONS? JL: I got a fortune cookie years ago that read: “More art in your life will make you happy.” If I can share something that may last someone’s lifetime, that’s a good goal; watching a student tear up after they thought they couldn’t [do something] is another worthy one; making a complicated subject simple is good, too. The education of the human form is never-ending. My work improves every day that I improve. I’m always looking for more! jcleestudios.com

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artbeat July 28-August 6 – McLaughlin Theatre Company Presents The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. An eclectic group of six mid-pubescents vie for the spelling championship of a lifetime in this fast-paced, wildly funny and touching tale. theatre. mclaughlinstudios.com

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health & wellness

Freshly Squeezed

Juice Bar Roundup

Every drink is made-to-order at Whole Foods’ juice bar in Folsom, which offers six core dr inks along with a “createyour-own” option. The dr inks on the preset menu typically include five or six ingredients, whereas the make-your-own includes three. WHAT TO ORDER: The most popular drink is the Botanist, which combines spinach, kale, cucumber, carrot, parsley and celery. PRICE : $7 for 16 oz. ORDERING TIP: “If you haven’t juiced yet, we recommend you start with an apple in your juice to help make it sweeter. Half an apple can do the trick,” says Jorge Aranda, baker y and coffee bar team leader at Whole Foods in Folsom.

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NÉKTER JUICE BAR 1410 East Roseville Parkway, Suite 110, Roseville, 916-771-0428, nekterjuicebar. com

rinking your greens is much easier than eating them.

With one nutrient-packed juice, you can increase your intake of fruits and vegetables with minimal effort and not a lot of money. Fresh-pressed juices, like the ones listed below, offer a myriad of health benefits, including glowing skin, a sharper mind, increased energy levels and more. And according to Forbes, the trend has ballooned to become a $3.4 billion industry. Not sure where to start or what to order? Keep reading to learn the most popular juices at these hot spots, as well as ordering tips that’ll make you look like an expert.

FARM FRESH JUICE COMPANY 2351 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 160, Rocklin, 916-259-1443, farmfreshjuicecompany. com This family-owned business is committed to offering healthy, great-tasting options, including handcrafted, freshly made juices, smoothies and smoothie bowls— all made using organic and non-GMO produce. They also serve kombucha and nitro coffee on draft, fresh sandwiches, and an assortment of healthy snacks. W H AT TO O R D E R : P i neap ple B o o st e r (pineapple, orange, apple, pear, carrots

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and celery) is the favorite juice, and Life Changer (mango, pineapple, banana, coconut oil, turmeric, cinnamon, ginger, chia seeds, maca, vanilla bean, almond milk, coconut water) is t he go-to smoothie. PRICE: $6.25 for 16 oz.; $9.25 for 24 oz. ORDERING TIP : Betina Harper, owner of Far m Fresh Juice Company, says customers will save 15 percent on the one-day cleanse that includes five or more juices when they bring in their own jars. To earn free juices through a loyalty program, she recommends downloading the Perka app.

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Nékter is an allnat ural, plantbased juice bar that has Southern California roots. The family-owned and operated shop offers handcrafted, customizable juices and smoothies, as well as acai bowls, cold-pressed bottled juice cleanses and to-go juices, plus a variety of healthy snacks. WHAT TO ORDER: Madison Lyon, partner and operator of the Roseville location, says the most popular drink is the Toxin Flush (spinach, apple, parsley, ginger and lemon), which is great for a boost of energ y or to r id y ou r b o d y of a ny u nw a nt e d r e s idua l toxins. PRICE: $5.95 for 16 oz. ORDERING TIP: Lyon recommends that customers download the Nekter app. After your 10th check-in, you’ll receive a free menu item.

Photo © trubavink/fotolia.com. Farm Fresh Juice Company photo by Jeff Hall Photography. Top Nékter photo by Madison Lyon. Bottom Nékter photo courtesy of Nékter Juice Bar Official

WHOLE FOODS MARKET 270 Palladio Parkway, Folsom, 916-9848500, wholefoodsmarket.com

NUGGET MARKETS 771 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Roseville, 916-746-7799; 4500 Post Street, El Dorado Hills, 916-933-1433, nuggetmarket.com Depending on which store you visit, you can get a fresh, madeto-order juice or smoothie with no added sugars or preservatives, kombucha on tap, handcrafted espresso beverages and acai bowls. WHAT TO ORDER: Try the Triple G smoothie, which combines juiced kale, spinach, pineapple and apples over freshly frozen peaches with a hint of banana. PRICE : $5.80-$7.30, depending on size ORDERING TIP: “Have fun with it,” says Emmaline Cain, coffee bar manager at Nugget in Roseville. “Because everything we do is [made] fresh, you can modify any item on our menu or even come up with a drink of your own using the ‘build-your-own’ option! Feel free to ask our associates for ideas, too.”

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1182 Roseville Parkway, Suite 145, Roseville, 916-781-2030, pressedjuicery.com Founded in Los Angeles in 2010, Pressed Juicery has more than 60 locations across the country, but all their juices are cold-pressed in California—close to the farmers who provide much of the produce. WHAT TO ORDER: The most popular juice is Greens 3 (made with apple, celery, cucumber, ginger, kale, lemon, parsley, romaine and spinach). “This juice is a great choice for anyone who is new to juicing,” explains Hayden Slater, Pressed Juicery CEO and co-founder. “If you’re not a ginger fan, our Greens 2 features all of the same ingredients minus the ginger.” PRICE: $6.55 for 16 oz. ORDERING TIP: Slater suggests adding a juice to your daily routine when it’s most convenient for you. “For some people, [that might mean] replacing their morning coffee or afternoon snack with a

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From their late 80s start as Arizona’s top indie rock outfit, the Gin Blossoms have drawn critical applause and massive popular acclaim for their trademark brand of chiming guitars, introspective lyricism, and irresistible melodies. They unfurled a chain of crossover favorites spanning five different formats, from “Hey Jealousy” and “Until I Fall Away”to “Follow You Down”and the GRAMMY®-nominated “As Long As It Matters.” Don’t miss this great rock band at Harris Center!

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PCAR Foundation Investing in a Stronger Community

ealtors are notorious for being the people we trust when we’re making one of the biggest financial transactions of our lives —buying or selling a home—but few people know just how much these professionals also invest in our communities. “We live and work in these communities ourselves, so we have a direct interest in making them great places to live,” says Debbie Newton, president of the Placer County Association of REALTORS® (PCAR). “That includes supporting the charities and nonprofits that are serving all of us.” Since its founding in 1935, PCAR has been raising money to support local nonprofits, but in 2011 that community commitment was formalized with the creation of the PCAR Foundation, whose

mission is to provide support to local charities that offer food, clothing, shelter and mental health services. Since 2011 alone, they’ve donated more than $204,000 to organizations like the Salvation Army, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, Placer Food Bank, and Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center, among others. This support is provided in the form of grants awarded through an application process in amounts ranging from $500-$5,000 (to apply, visit pcaor.com/ about/pcar-foundation). “Any organization that does work consistent with the foundation’s mission is welcome to apply,” Newton says. “While we can’t award grants to every applicant, we’re always looking to support groups that are helping to build a stronger community.” Funding for these grants comes from

Savannah Cheshire and Debbie Newton

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several events held throughout the year, organized by various PCAR committees. The next event, Aloha Night, is organized by PCAR’s Young Professionals Network and scheduled for August 3 at Thunder Valley Casino Resort. It will be open to the public and feature food, live music and door prizes. In addition to grants, the foundation has also awarded more than $20,000 in scholarships to local students since its inception. Despite scholarships being a longtime goal of the group, as a trade association, they were restricted in how that could be done; overcoming those restrictions was one of the key reasons the foundation was formed. Any student residing in Placer County is eligible to apply for the grants, which are provided in $1,000 amounts. The process involves writing an essay describing “who they are,” their plans for higher education, and how the scholarship can help them achieve their goals. “We really want to get an understanding of their unique circumstances and their needs, as well as get a sense of their ambitions,” Newton s ay s. “ We ’ re o f t e n ve r y moved by the applications we receive, [which] explains why we often give out more scholarships than planned. This year we planned on awarding two, and instead awarded nine.” Of course, “anyone” can also contribute money to community needs, so it’s worth emphasizing that, in addition to this financial support, the members of PCAR also donate their time and expertise as volunteers for many of these same nonprofit groups. pcaor.com photo by DANTE FONTANA

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Blushing Beauty 5 Tips to Creating a Feminine Flat by KERRIE L. KELLY, ASID

hoever said feminine had to be light and bright should have considered bold, black and lots of movement! Our clients in Roseville had a new home on their hands, so to add a design kick, we sprinkled in

contrasting colors, metallic sheens and abstract art. The result? A fresh, feminine space that everyone can enjoy. Here are five simple ways you can get the look.

While we wanted to work with blush and gold as primary colors for this space, we knew we had to balance the cool, feminine tones with a bold hue for contrast. In the dining room, we splashed black paint on the walls to create a room that feels cozy and curated, then offset the darker color with hues of blush, ivory and gold. To do this in your own space, consider balancing darker, heavier furniture with light and bright accessories or art.

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BE BOLD

EMBRACE TEXTURE Knowing that the home sits in a sunny spot, we opted to capitalize on the photos by BRIAN KELLOGG

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natural light and fluidity of the floor plan with a balance of textures. In the living space, we set the scene with a blush and ivory rug underfoot, and added different metals, glass, natural fiber and wood. By mixing textures, we created an inviting scene that isn't too feminine or too dark. Spaces like the living room and bedroom are perfect areas to embrace texture; select a foundational piece (like a rug or large piece of furniture) and build around it, using natural textures like jute or wood with metallic hues like lacquered pots and vases, gilded furniture legs and flowy fabrics.

CONTRAST IS IN

We often refer to the striking juxtaposition of a bold color palette mixed with softer tones and materials, and it’s never been truer than in this home. Our clients wanted something fresh yet daring, and we wanted to make sure that, while adventurous, the décor was still anchored in timelessness. To do that, we selected high-contrast materials like gold, brushed bronze, glass and Lucite; though still neutral, they add an element of high shine to each room and allow the homeowners to play with the color combinations and style of each room without taking away from the original design.

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LESS IS MORE

With a space featuring inky colors, soft textures and plenty of shine, it’s easy to get carried away with glamorous accessories and bold art. To let the home speak for itself, we chose to scale back on accessorizing and focus on the larger, more impactful furnishings like desks, bookshelves, rugs and tables. To accomplish this same approach in your home, find a room that feels a bit overdone and begin to edit—take a few books down from the shelf, pull elements that are too “out there,” and let the bold colors, abstract art and textures be the star of the show.

NOW SLEEP CENTER

MIX OLD AND NEW

While the color palette may be contemporary, the art and accessories anchoring this fresh, feminine home are a solid mix of traditional tastes and modern elements. In the study, for example, we floated a large desk with golden brackets and hardware, and a bookshelf to match Kerrie L. Kelly is an directly behind it. By combining old books interior designer who has created with shiny accessories, it adds the perfect several model homes in Northern mix of warmth and edge. Additionally, we California. See kept the focus modern while mixing in worn her latest set by Elliott Homes in elements like old typewriters, a metallic Roseville or online at ampersand, and beautifully sketched kerriekelly.com. artwork for a more authentic feel true to a classic study. Are you ready to get fresh and feminine? Incorporate these five simple steps in your next home project to make the look all your own!

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CJ Sergeant Coldwell Banker 5034 Sunrise Boulevard Fair Oaks, CA 95628 916-616-6070 myrealtorcj1@gmail.com MyRealtorCJ.com SAR

Jim Amen Amen Real Estate 916-718-8604 jim@amenrealestate.com www.amenrealestate.com SAR & PCAR, BRE# 01841461

CJ has lived in Sacramento County for 30 years…she represents BUYERS and SELLERS in Sacramento, El Dorado, Placer, Yolo, Amador and San Joaquin counties. As a Master Negotiation Expert, Relocation Specialist, and Realtors’ Land Institute member, her expertise includes condos to ranches. CJ’s cheerful diligence explains her entirely repeat and referral clientele.

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OUTSTANDING LIFE MEMBER

Christina Hinds Coldwell Banker 916-341-7806 christina.hinds@cbnorcal.com www.christinahinds.com SAR

LIFE MEMBER

Cynthia Woods Weichert Realtors-Galster Group 916-743-6611 www.realestatesinger.com cynthiawoods@galstergroup.com SAR

CONTINUING MEMBER

The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® (SAR) and the Placer County Association of REALTORS® (PCAR) recently celebrated another year of over-achieving realtors in our region—1,224 to be exact! The winners represent the top 12 percent of all SAR and PCAR members, and in this special “Masters Club” feature, we invite you to celebrate them.

Brenda Holloway-Donegan Coldwell Banker 916-719-8683 www.brendaholloway.com CA BRE#01219834 SAR Bill Sadek Sadek Real Estate 3017 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 300 Roseville, CA 95661 Bill@BilSadek.com www.BillSadek.com 916-768-1222 PCAR & SAR Bill’s 26 years of real estate experience and knowledge of the market will help you whether buying or selling your home. He knows Placer, Sacramento, Yolo and El Dorado Hills very well. Bill has successfully closed hundreds of transactions for his clients and is a Luxury Home Specialist. Call Bill Sadek to help you with your real estate needs.

REAL ESTATE

PCAR has a long history of supporting local charities in the community, such as the Auburn and Roseville Salvation Army and the Placer Food Bank. The PCAR Foundation is a formal 501c3 charitable version of what PCAR has always done, with the added benefit of educational scholarships and a tax write-off for contributors.

Fred Festersen & Nicole Adelman proudly serving South Placer County with over 49 years of combined & dedicated Real Estate experience and 43 years combined Masters Club Membership. We are consistently among the top producing Realtors while providing a personal one on one service to our clients.

Tami J. Anderson Century 21 Cornerstone Realty 530-906-8279 thelookyloo.com tami.anderson@C21.com Seller Specialist

Lawrence Hemsley Coldwell Banker 916-533-1216 lawrence@hemsleyrealty.com www.homeguider.net SAR

LIFE MEMBER

The PCAR Foundation actively raises resources throughout the year, hosting community events and fund-raisers sponsored by regional REALTORS® and industry affiliates. “The foundation was created in 2011 to provide charitable support to local charities that offer food, clothing, shelter and mental health services to those in need in our community,” says Dean Anderson, PCAR’s executive vice president. “In addition to contributing to these local groups, each year the foundation also awards local students with scholarships based on their academic record, commitment to the community and extracurricular activities.”

(FRED)OUTSTANDING LIFE, (NICOLE) CONTINUING MEMBER

Designations are as follows: • Masters Club member based on the year’s production. • Life Masters Club member has achieved this membership five out of the last seven years. • Outstanding Life Masters Club member has achieved this membership at least 10 years with no lapses greater than three years.

Fred Festersen & Nicole Adelman Coldwell Banker Sun Ridge 4011 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd., Ste. 110 Roseville, CA 95747 916-223-1826 (Fred) 916-223-5776 (Nicole) www.RosevilleAgent.com PCAR

LIFE MEMBER

PCAR: To achieve Masters Club in 2016, REALTORS® had to produce at least $4.5 million in real estate sales with a minimum of eight transactions or at least 20 transactions.

MASTERS CLUB

Stephanie Bienvenue Keller Williams 916-838-1514 stephaniebienvenue.kwrealty.com sbienvenue@yahoo.com SAR

OUTSTANDING LIFE MEMBER

CONTINUING MEMBER

The mission of the Placer County Association of REALTORS® is to be the leading advocate of the real estate industry, to enhance the REALTOR® image, to promote professionalism and ethical standards, to provide members with education and resources, to serve the communities in which they do business, and to build valuable alliances locally and statewide to promote private property rights.

Carla Layton Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 916-580-8018 www.ReadySetOwn.com carla.layton@cbnorcal.com PCAR

Geanne Pack RE/MAX Gold geanne@geannepackrealestate.com www.GeannePackRealEstate.com 916-412-2573 call/text Cal BRE# 01395755 CRS, CNE, PCAR With gratitude always to my clients for allowing me the opportunity to serve them in the capacity of being their real estate professional. When I assist my clients in choosing a home in a community they feel will make a great home for their family, it’s not only exciting for them but for me as well to know that I have served my clients to the best of my ability.

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Sonya M. Dixon Coldwell Banker 2277 Fair Oaks Blvd., Suite #440 Sacramento, CA 95825 Sonya@SonyaDixon.com www.SonyaDixon.com 916-595-5704 SAR & PCAR

LIFE MEMBER

OUTSTANDING LIFE MEMBER

Judy Schoer Judy Schoer Realtors 916-966-2221 judyschoer4homes@aol.com judyschoer.metrolistpro.com Realtor Emeritus, Broker, GRI, SRES Successfully meeting the needs of buyers and sellers in the greater Sacramento area for over 42 years! Integrity, hard work and knowledge of the market and the community are crucial to longevity as a Realtor. I have demonstrated my commitment to provide top quality service. May I help you?

Nicolette Langer Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate 916-757-6962 nicolette@doorsanddreams.com www.doorsanddreams.com PCAR

CONTINUING MEMBER

Mimi Nassif, Broker Keller Williams Realty Mimi Nassif Luxury Estates 502 Gibson Drive, Suite 200 Roseville, CA 95678 916-612-7772 mimiluxuryestate@gmail.com www.miminassifluxuryestates.com BRE# 01918236 PCAR

Six-time Five Star Professional Award winner National Quality Service Award Named Distinguished Realtor 2016 by the Expert Network I take pride in surpassing expectations through every step of the real estate process, delivering exceptional service with proven results. My record of excellence speaks for itself, but your loyalty and trust are my greatest reward!

As a full-time Realtor, Nicolette brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise regarding buying and selling real estate. She has successfully facilitated over $25 million dollars worth of Residential Real Estate since 2012. Experienced in both new home sales and re-sales, her clientele ranges from first-time home buyers to seasoned estate buyers and sellers.

PRESIDENTIAL MEMBER

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Mimi has taken the Luxury Market to new heights and received several awards including STYLE Magazine’s Readers’ Choice Awards, Favorite Real Estate Agent from 2013 - 2016. Her true key to customer satisfaction is the positive attitude and tireless energy she brings to every client she works with.

Lola Purdy Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate 1180 Iron Point Road, Suite 130, Folsom, CA 95630 916-806-2828 lolapurdy@gmail.com thepurdyteam.com SAR “The results were smooth and successful transactions every time.” —Mike & Marilyn J. “We ended up with the perfect home for our growing family!” —Aaron & Shelby R. “Without second thoughts we will work with Lola for any of our real estate needs.” —Sunil & Kruthika K. You are the focus of all that we do! Understanding your real estate dreams and goals is the first step. Then, we tailor our well-honed transaction process and negotiation skills to provide you with a stress-free, successful experience. Let us help you make the right move. Check our Yelp reviews.

Shaun Alston, Executive Broker Eagle Realty 916-698-4646 shaunalston@landmarkeagle.com www.eaglerealty.org SAR Shaun Alston has been called a triple-threat to his 6000+ competitors. To his clients, he is three experts in one, a one-stop shop and a powerhouse in the real estate industry. Builder, Interior Designer and leading Real Estate Broker with decades of experience. That’s why he’s consistently the Sacramento area’s leading real estate agent.

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Glenn Fong Better Homes Realty CA Gold 916-899-7373 gfong@bhrcaliforniagold.com www.bhrgold.com SAR & PCAR

Patricia Seide Coldwell Banker 916-941-3006 patricia.seide@cbnorcal.com www.pat-seide.com SAR Parmis Pourarian Keller Williams parmis@me.com www.parmisproperties.com 916-416-0999 PCAR

OUTSTANDING LIFE MEMBER

SAR: Levels of membership: • New member is the designation pertaining to a first-year member or member who has had a three year or more lapse in membership and meets current requirements. • Member is the designation pertaining to a member who has achieved club criteria more than once, has achieved club criteria for the current year and has paid the current year's dues. • Life member is the designation pertaining to a member who has achieved club criteria for five of the last seven years and has paid the current year’s dues. • Outstanding life member is the designation pertaining to a life member who has achieved club criteria for 10 of the last 15 years and has paid the current year's dues. • 25-year presidential award holder is the designation pertaining to a life member who has achieved club criteria for a total of 25 years and has paid the current year's dues. • Reciprocal member is the designation available for both SAR and PCAR members who have achieved their appropriate Masters Club criteria for the current year and have paid the current year's SAR and PCAR Masters Club dues or for outstanding life members who have paid the dues only to their primary association as well the dues for PCAR.

MASTERS CLUB

OUTSTANDING LIFE MEMBER

REAL ESTATE

Parmis is a seasoned, licensed, top 1% Keller Williams Agent specializing in Placer, Sacramento, & El Dorado Counties. Her motto is to buy & sell real estate for her clients in the same manner as if she were to do for her family. "I treat all my clients with the utmost integrity, no matter what the price range or the length of time it takes to find their dream home." She gives back to the community by sponsoring/hosting fund raisers for a variety of charitable organizations.

The SAR qualifying amount is a minimum of eight closed ends and $4.5 million in production or 20 closed ends.

The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® Masters Club is dedicated to recognizing the excellence, leadership and generosity of the region's top real estate professionals. Members must qualify each year to maintain their membership. In addition to strong sales figures, members must demonstrate a commitment to leadership, mentorship and shaping the future of Sacramento's real estate community. Each year, Masters Club members generously devote their time to volunteering with and raising funds for area nonprofits, providing numerous educational and networking opportunities, and contributing to the career development of their fellow SAR members.

OUTSTANDING LIFE MEMBER

SAR and PCAR requirements for Masters Club membership are the same.

PRESIDENTIAL MEMBER

The Sacramento Association of REALTORS® is a professional trade organization serving over 6,000 Sacramento area REALTORS® and affiliate members. Vivian Daley Lyon Real Estate 916-849-7314 vdaley@golyon.com golyon.com SAR From new home sales for Powell Development to REALTOR/Vice President with Lyon Real Estate, I have been a REALTOR for 45 years and love it! My background in banking and as a former flight attendant enhanced my desire to serve people. I always try to maintain an attitude of gratitude. No commission is worth the integrity.

Natalie Whistler Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage rocklinspecialist@gmail.com www.PlacerCountyMoves.com 916-435-0987 or 916-716-4740 Cal BRE#01192584 PCAR Working as a full time Realtor for over 22 years with a solid reputation you can trust and depend upon. Natalie has been a top producer since the start of her career in Real Estate and is an Outstanding Life Member of Master's Club for 19 years straight plus Voted Five Star agent 6 years straight. Sales are in excess of 500 with over $200 Million in Real Estate sold! She works with a small team of agents and specializes in South Placer County, focusing mostly in Rocklin, Roseville and Lincoln areas. Don't miss her teams 75 reviews so far on Zillow.

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ADDIE » As the scarf implies,

Adelaide (Addie), our cocker spaniel, is a big deal at home. She’s a rescue from the Placer SPCA and loves people, car rides, walks, treats and especially her toy lamb chop!—Carolyn Fritz

People & Their Pets

t’s raining cats and dogs (and other creatures, too!) in this month’s pet pictorial. Paws for a moment to drool over these local animal companions. —by Megan Wiskus

ANDY AND DODGER WITH BEN (HUMAN) » Ben and Andy love to spend time running, while Dodger (former cover model) prefers long naps.—Darci Packer

AGNES WITH OLIVIA AND CARLY (HUMANS) » Agnes

may look angry, but she’s smiling on the inside. She loves her human sisters, Olivia and Carly.—Julie Ryan

ANNIE » Our feisty 15-year-old kitty, Annie, enjoys cuddling on our laps and sleeping with her favorite stuffed animals.—Bettie Grijalva ALLIE » Allie is a three-

year-old Tibetan terrier. She has a great personality, loves everyone, and enjoys just hanging out.—Jean Hackman

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People & Their Pets

BENTLEY AND MIA » I’m

Bentley (blue) and this is my roommate Mia (pink). Mia’s favorite food includes Mom’s earplugs she finds on the nightstand, and the little bags of silica they pack in with dog treats—actually, she pretty much eats anything and everything.—Sharon Hollomon

DOG-FRIENDLY DINING

Looking for a tasty meal out with Fido? The following establishments welcome well-behaved furry friends on their patios with open paws.

AUBURN ALEHOUSE, 289 Washington Street, Auburn, 530885-2537, auburnalehouse.com

BELLA WITH KAREN (HUMAN) » Bella is an eight-year-old

Pomeranian. I call this picture “After Bath Snuggles,” and I think it shows Bella’s love for me.—Karen Peters

BONESHAKER PUBLIC HOUSE, 2168 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin, 916-259-2337, boneshakerpub. com MY THAI KITCHEN, 1465 Eureka Road, Suite 140, Roseville, 916781-7811, eatatmythaikitchen. com SCOREBOARDS PIZZA AND GRILL, 9260 Sierra College Boulevard, Suite 600, Roseville, 916-797-1100, scoreboardspizza. com

ARROW » Arrow lives in Granite Bay and flies to his second home in Naples, Florida, in my lap on the airplane. He has wings from the pilot and calms everyone on the plane with his mellow, happy personality.—Valerie Lewellen

THE FLOWER FARM CAFÉ, 4150 Auburn Folsom Road, Loomis, 916-652-5661, flowerfarminn. com THE MAD TERIYAKI GRILL, 5065 Pacific Street, Rocklin, 916953-7409, themadteriyaki.com

ZÓCALO, 1182 Roseville Parkway, Suite 110, Roseville, 916-7880303, zocalosacramento.com

CHANCE » Chance is a mini goldendoodle and

is a year old. He loves people and will put a paw on each shoulder and lick your nose off. His favorite place is Beach Hut Deli where he can hang out with Mom and Dad.—Tara Gee

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CHARLIE » This is our Promote Me shop dog, Charlie. He comes to work every day to greet our customers and loves his doggy treats, naps, and walks around the complex (but not the UPS driver). He was adopted from the Placer SPCA.—Val Mebust

Dog-friendly dining photo © hedgehog94/fotolia.com.

THE MONK’S CELLAR, 240 Vernon Street, Roseville, 916786-6665, monkscellar.com

DIAMOND WITH RACHAEL (HUMAN) » Diamond loves to

lay in the sun, go for walks and be with her family.—Teresa Cooley

People & Their Pets

CHEDDAR » My name is Cheddar, and I love to hang out in my grandma’s backyard and play in the pool. Most of you might know me from walking around Maidu Park.—Kirstie Miller

DAX » My

name is Dax. I was rescued from DAWGS Rescue in Texas. I’m a geese chaser in Sun City Roseville.—Renee Dodge

CHARLY » Charly is a rescue dog and likes all food, but especially New York steak. He has two good doggie friends, Mitzie and Gracie. He’s also the mascot at the office— everyone looks forward to seeing him.—Galen and Marian Weber

DEXTER » Dexter is a white miniature schnauzer. He loves to beg for treats, but the most special part about him is the love that he brings to our family!—Christina Harris

DIEGO, LADYBUG AND BEETLE »

Diego, Ladybug and Beetle are all dressed up to celebrate their (human) grandmother’s birthday. All three are a Chihuahuadachshund mix. They enjoy walks, runs and car rides.—Robin Haynes

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People & Their Pets

LUCY » Lucy is a

crazy cockapoo who lives in Granite Bay. She loves to zip around the backyard and go for bike rides with her mommy. Her favorite trick is “shake,” and her favorite food is whatever everyone else is eating.—Olivia Pasquetti

KHLOE WITH JAMI (HUMAN) » This is Khloe. She has to be near

me and thinks she’s a parrot. She’s four years old and was a rescue. Someone had abandoned her when she was only eight weeks; she was found trying to claw her way out of duct work in a mobile home. When she found me, she curled up, looked at me with her big green eyes and said: “You are my new person, and I will be coming home with you.” How could I say no?—Jami Areia

JAKE WITH GRANT (HUMAN) » Jake and Grant

both love the snow! Here they are enjoying a Lake Tahoe snowstorm during spring break this past April.—Caitlin

JOY » Although Joy is 13 years old,

she’s full of energy in the morning and when I come home after being away. She is such a faithful companion and follows me wherever I go.—Gloria Abrott

JACK » My name is Jack. I

enjoy taking walks and then finding a nice comfortable spot to take a nap.—Kirstie Miller

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Lucy photo courtesy of Liv Pasquetti Photography.

LEONARDO »

Leonardo is a threeyear-old Weimaraner. He’s a service dog, show dog, trick dog, pet therapy dog, and loved by all who meet him.—Tanya Rowan

LOLA » Lola is an

energetic, loving cockapoo originally from Canberra, Australia, but now lives in Granite Bay. She loves swimming, chasing her ball all day long, and being her mommy’s model for photos; her favorite trick is playing dead.— Olivia Pasquetti

People & Their Pets

PAMPER YOUR PET KODI » Kodi is a six-year-old

Pomeranian who is always happy and loves people. He didn’t want his mommy to go away without him.—Karen Peters

Pamper your pet photo © Mat_Hayward/fotolia.com. Lola photo courtesy of Liv Pasquetti Photography.

LILY » Lily is a jackawawa and lives in Roseville. Her favorite food is salmon rolled in cream cheese. She enjoys lattes and shopping at the Fountains.—James Kidd

HALLIE » Hallie is four

years old, loves to play tug of war with her sisters and adores all treats.—Susan

LITTLE ONE BABY GIRL »

My name is Little One Baby Girl. I love to dress up and hit the town. You will often see me in my doggie stroller at Maidu Park in Roseville.—Kirstie Miller

Treat your furry friend like royalty by giving their mane, nails, fangs and tummy the TLC it deserves. BATH AND BRUSH, $30+ (includes shampoo and condition, blueberry facial scrub, blow dry, brush out, nail trim, ear cleaning and plucking, anal gland expression, bow or bandana, and cologne) at West Roseville Pet Resort, 7631 Galilee Road, Suite 120, Roseville, 916-773-8309, westrosevillepetresort.com ANESTHESIA-FREE TEETH CLEANING, $195+ at The Natural Pet Tooth Fairy, Roseville (ProGroom on July 27; The Doggie Bag on July 7), naturalpettoothfairy.com FULL SPA PACKAGE, $45+ (includes spa bath and blow dry, breedspecific haircut, nail clipping or filing, teeth and ear cleaning, anal gland expression, and bow or bandana) at Posh Paws Grooming Salon, 6040 Stanford Ranch Road, Suite 200, Rocklin, 916-899-6770, poshpawsrocklin.com “YAPPY BIRTHDAY” CAKE, $26.99 (6-8”, decorated with frosting, paw prints and carob-dipped bone biscuits) at The Doggie Bag, 6881 Douglas Boulevard, Granite Bay, 916-786-9663; 1070 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Roseville, 916-789-9663, thedoggiebag.com

LLOYD » Lloyd is a two-year-old goldendoodle. His hobbies include running like the wind at the park and beach, lazy naps on the couch, play dates with his furry friends, and playing hide-and-seek with his human brothers.—Allyson Wyles

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People & Their Pets PENNY » Penny is a mini

labradoodle and admires her big sister Gracie (poodle-terrier mix). When she’s not chasing her own tail, she enjoys chewing on… anything! Penny is great at sitting and paw-shaking. The rolling over trick is a bit more challenging but is possible with the nudge of her mommy’s hand. She looks forward to meal time and never gives up on trying to eat from her sister’s dish. Most importantly, she adores her family and loves to cuddle, kiss and wake up her brothers in the morning.—Amber Burak

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Break a sweat with your best friend by hitting a local trail or dog park. AMERICAN RIVER BIKE TRAIL, americanriverbiketrail.com BEAR DOG PARK, 1575 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Roseville, roseville. ca.us/dogparks FOLSOM LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA, parks. ca.gov/?page_id=500 HIDDEN FALLS REGIONAL PARK, 7587 Mears Place, Auburn, 916-6525661, placer.ca.gov/departments/ facility/parks/parks-content/ parks/hidden-falls HUGHES DOG PARK, 2796 McCloud Way, Roseville, roseville.ca.us/ dogparks MARCO DOG PARK, 1800 Sierra Gardens Drive, Roseville, roseville. ca.us/dogparks

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MOOSE » Moose is a connoisseur of dental treats, but his favorite food is salami. He hates to walk on grass and refuses to go out in the rain, but loves music and is a fabulous dancer.—Kayla Scott

name is Mozzarella. I just turned one and like to play with bugs and purr real loud when I eat. Aren’t my blue eyes beautiful?—Kirstie Miller

LUCY LULU » Lucy LuLu is a five-yearold toy Yorkie. Her favorite treat is Rice Chex and her go-to game is hide-and-seek. She’s dating Max the cat who lives next door, and is the daughter of proud parents Pat and Len.—Pat and Len

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anywhere and everywhere with us and especially loves wading in the water on hot Roseville summer days. Here we are at Coloma Resort, our favorite place to camp and relax.—Maria Garcia

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a con dog. Just say the magic word “cookie” and he’s there. With a face like that, you can’t help falling for it though.—Marie Muscat

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sprawling out in the sun, and prefers to drink water from the sink. She knows how to let herself in the screen door without a cat door and opens it like a human with her paw.—Shane Burton

SARGENT KODEY » Sargent Kodey is an eight-year-old Old English bulldog. He is super adorable, such a sweetheart and a total teddy bear. Kids love to be around him, and he enjoys food and treats, but most of all, he just wants to hang out with his family.—Fiona Silverio

RILEY » Riley is a

Samoyed who just turned 14. He still enjoys two walks a day, playing catch with his tennis ball on the patio, and the occasional ice cream.—Christian and Elizabeth Hurley

SABRINA AND SHADOW » Sabrina is eight years old and our pampered princess.

She loves people—unless they stop petting her—and doesn’t like to be cold or wet. Last year she almost died when the vet couldn’t diagnose an illness she had, until they did exploratory surgery and discovered she had a ruptured gallbladder. Shadow, who is exactly the opposite of her sister, is 11 years old and thinks she’s still a puppy. She loves to swim and play ball and “talks” to all my visitors to tell them she needs a treat by pointing to the cookie jar with her nose. The vet said Shadow is on borrowed time, as she has a heart condition, but don’t tell her that—she’s happy as can be.—Tina Hagerman

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TEDDY BEAR WITH LILY (HUMAN) » Teddy Bear was found on the streets in Hayward, and was adopted by Lily. He is her new love and best friend and goes everywhere with her.—Sandy Klein

has three dogs—a beagle named Tiramisu, a poodle named Brownie Sundae and a Maltese-Jack Russell named Bon Bon Squishy Paws. They were all rescue dogs. Bon Bon is my dog, and was adopted by my mom at Gridley Canine Dog Rescue at Christmastime in 2015. She was the best Christmas present ever and watches over me when I sleep. What’s more, she can twirl on her back legs and do lots of other tricks, and likes to sit on shelves and watch people outside. Whenever I leave, she stares out the window; every time I get home, she jumps on me until I fall on the ground.—Samantha Tsang

ZOEY » Zoey, the chocolate lab, is obsessed

with chasing tennis balls. If I don’t pick it up and re-throw it for her, she has learned to throw it at me.—Michael

SIERRA » Miss Sierra, aka “Little Pigs,” is 15 years old. She adores her daddy, Todd—they truly are best friends.—Brandy Wilson

WATSON » Our rescue puppy

Watson is very popular on walks and at the dog park. Every outing with him includes at least five or more people asking what breed he is—he’s a German wirehaired pointer and standard poodle, and we think he is the best dog ever!—Robert and Christine Farris

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n what has become the “world cuisine” corner of Rocklin—where within half a mile,

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thanks to a not-overly battered coating that’s favored in many establishments. Next was the surprise: eggplant salad with shrimp— grilled eggplant, onion, fresh mint and cilantro, and plenty of large, succulent shrimp in a tantalizing lime dressing. Shrimp In a Blanket Pineapple Fried Rice The BBQ pork entrée was another surprise—not because it can’t be found on other Thai menus, but because of the chop’s quality, which was thicker and meatier than most. Reflecting on other Asian-style pork chops I’ve enjoyed (or not), these were far and away the best. Tender with a slight char, it was almost entirely devoid of the pervasive fat and gristle I’m often “treated” to. Served with a generous portion of steamed vegetables, it’s a perfect HOURS: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. (daily) entrée for people watching their carbs. For those with a need to feed their curry TRY THIS: Eggplant Salad, BBQ Pork, Pad Thai, craving, I recommend the green curry with Pineapple Fried Rice, Roti beef—medium heat at least! Strips of subtly spiced beef, sweet basil,bamboo shoots, ALCOHOL: Beer and wine eggplant and bell peppers, all soaking in a TAB: $$ soul-warming coconut milk broth, was Thai comfort food at its finest. Follow my lead and HEADS-UP: Catering available; lunch specials make it a kitchen sink affair by spooning the served Monday-Friday; spice levels can be customized; curry over a heaping portion of pineapple staff will happily fried rice. Fragrant with a touch of sweetness, accommodate allergies and dietary needs the symphony of rice, pineapple, cashews, raisins, carrots, chicken, onion and shrimp was satisfying solo, but adding the spicy BBQ Pork curry elevated it to another level. The large dining area features ample, comfortable seating, and the staff is pleasant and attentive. Come by and check out the new kid on the block—I’m betting Royal Siam you’ll make a new friend. 6815 Lonetree Boulevard, Suite 105, Rocklin, 916-899-6879, royalsiamrocklin.com

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Firehouse Subs // I took one look at the Firehouse Hero specialty on Firehouse Subs’ menu and knew I had to try it. How could I not?

It looked like the ultimate sandwich, packed with roast beef, smoked turkey, Virginia honey ham, melted provolone, lettuce, tomatoes and onions. When I finally got my hands on the sandwich—along with a drink and glorious chocolate chip cookie that was part of the combo—it was everything I’d envisioned and more. The loaded sandwich was a great way to get my protein intake for the day—nay, week. Each meat shined on its own and wasn’t lost in a cacophony of flavors. The bread was warmed to have the perfect bite, and the mayo and mustard only added to the cohesiveness. I was tempted to try one of their hot sauces that are rated mild to hot, but thought I’d sauce out next time. And the pickle that came on the side? That was the icing on the cake (I might even prefer it to actual cake). I love coming here, mostly because of the stellar service, but also because a portion of my purchase goes to the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation, which provides lifesaving equipment to first responders. They say they do it “all because at Firehouse Subs we believe that making great subs is not enough; you have to do good, too.” So far, so great. Bravo, Firehouse Subs! Firehouse Subs, 933 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Suite 100, Roseville. 916-771-0572, firehousesubs.com.

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THE HIT LIST

6 Favorite BBQ Joints compiled by STYLE STAFFERS // photos by DANTE FONTANA

Whether it’s the sauce, the smoke or the sides, everyone (OK, everyone except your vegan friend) can appreciate a palatable plate of BBQ. But where should you venture for the best brisket and tangiest pulled pork in town? In no particular order…

“The BBQ beef ribs at Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que in Rocklin are big, meaty, gnaw-it-off-the-bone caveman-style ribs—in other words, mouthwatering. Each order comes with homemade biscuits and two sides; try the honey peanut coleslaw and creamy cheese grits, and thank me later.” lucillesbbq.com

“The secret is in the sauce at El Dorado Saloon and Grill. The recently revamped restaurant makes a memorable Santa Maria-style BBQ tri-tip (served with house-made chimichurri sauce) and offers a Saturday night baby back ribs special that’ll leave your inner carnivore utterly content.” eldoradosaloonandgrill.com

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“Back Forty Texas BBQ serves up a tantalizing variety of meats and other dishes that most typical BBQ joints don’t carry (Mesquite Crusted Atlantic Salmon, Texas Outlaw Burger, Pulled Pork Tacos), yet my favorite is the slow-smoked, lean brisket—a healthy-sized heap of tender, flavorful beef that I dip into their homemade hot BBQ sauce for a little kick. Their meals also come with cornbread, a banana loaf or fresh-baked mini-loaf, plus your choice of traditional fixin’s.” backfortyroseville.com

“Sierra Smokehouse BBQ in Cameron Park has a menu full of perfectly tender—not overly greasy— smoked meats, and their Sierra Gold mustard-based barbecue sauce is just one of the many ‘California twists’ on traditional fare. The mashed potatoes with gravy and creamy coleslaw are worth saving room for, too.” sierrasmokehousebbq.com

“Hog Wild Bar-B-Que in Placerville has bomb brisket and a great choice of simple but tasty sides. Co-owner Aaron is Texan born, so he brings a taste of his home state—think smoked meats and scratch-made sides and yeast rolls—into every plate, with a side of Southern hospitality to boot. Plus, the restaurant has a great, relaxed vibe and plenty of outdoor seating.” hogwildbar-b-que.com

“Boucanes Smokehouse in El Dorado Hills is the real deal Southern BBQ. My favorite is their just-saucyenough pulled pork sandwich, candied yams and collard greens. I always end my meal with one of their homemade desserts, too—pecan pie for the win!” boucanes.com

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Heat a camping stove to medium-high (about 375°-400°F). Preheat a 10-x-3-inch cast-iron fryer with a lid on the camping stove for 5 minutes. Add the chorizo, and cook, stirring to crumble, until cooked through, 6-8 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, remove the chorizo to drain on a plate lined with paper towels. The Outdoor Add the bell pepper, Adventure p o b l a n o, o n i o n s, Cookbook by Coleman salt and pepper to the fryer, and cook, (Oxmoor House, 2017, $22.99) stirring often, until the vegetables are softened and lightly browned, 4-6 minutes. Stir in the chopped tortillas.

fryer, and stir to combine with the tortilla mixture. Pour the egg mixture over the top, and cook until the eggs just start to set on the bottom and outside edges of the fryer. Gently draw the eggs from the outside edges to the center, repeating the process until the mixture is very loosely set. Reduce the camping stove heat to low (about 275°-300°F). Cover the fryer, and cook until the eggs are set and the mixture is cooked through, 8-10 minutes. Sprinkle with the cilantro, and serve with the hot sauce and sour cream on the side. Serves 6.

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REVISION BREWING COMPANY’S NARLA BROWN ALE Revision is a new brewery located in Sparks, Nevada. Jeremy Warren, who founded Auburn’s beloved Knee Deep Brewing Company, is the brewmaster/CEO and one of the founders. Though specializing in hoppy IPAs and pale ales, their new brown ale—part of the Skunkwerks Experimental Series—is equally buzzworthy and perfect alongside slightly spicy dishes like this month’s Southwest Chilaquiles. The brew’s moderate hoppy flavor balances out the spice from the peppers and chiles, while the coffee undertones and notes of chocolate, caramel and citrus zest make it a perfect libation for breakfast. —Eden Tuscano, 36 Handles Restaurant & Pub

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Daycation for Seniors

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Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you? We each found photography individually as young women, found each other next, and then the business found us!

How are you involved with both the community and your customer? We volunteer weekly photography services for the Pit Bull Socialization and Obedience Crew (PBSOC) out of the Sacramento County Bradshaw Animal Shelter. We’re also active in the athletic community and take part several times a year in charitable runs. We meet so many clients organically through our various community ties.

Why is your staff the best in the business? When we started working professionally together we were young enough to prioritize a few things as cornerstones of our business: innovative and creative growth, integrity, and personal customer relations. All of our second shooters share this mind-set and creative eye; every photographer we work with is someone we would let shoot our own weddings (and have!).

Answers by Yvonne Mitchell Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you? My partner, Paul Kelly, and I saw a great need and missing piece in the spectrum of senior care. With a lifelong background in senior care, it only seemed natural that we start a business, so we opened Daycation. Our mission is to keep seniors home instead of going into an institution and give their caregivers a break.

How are you involved with both the community and your customer? We’re very active in our community and attend local events to talk about the benefits of senior day care. We’re also active members of the Rocklin and Roseville Chambers of Commerce.

Why is your staff the best in the business? We’re very choosy when we hire, making sure we employ CNAs who have experience with seniors and a great passion to serve them.

What’s your biggest job perk?

We have a soft spot for Jimboy’s Tacos…a very soft spot.

I feel very fortunate to work with seniors; they have so much to share and contribute, and I truly value their friendships, varying personalities, and the different histories they share. It’s a gift to be able to bring happiness and joy to their lives and gives me a sense of worthiness and great fulfillment. I also enjoy planning and doing activities with them—it’s like a year-round summer camp for aging seniors! Lastly, I love interacting with them and all our service/ enrichment animals (bearded dragon, fish, bunnies, pig, dogs and other visiting pets). So, in other words, I get to share my passions with seniors—arts, crafts, plants, music, socializing, science, games and exercise, to name a few.

What’s your favorite local event that you go to?

And finally, customer service is…?

Roseville Downtown Tuesday Nights.

Everything. Our goal is for every senior to have a great day—filled with friendships and fun. In addition, we want caregivers to have peace of mind that their loved ones are in good hands at a friendly, supervised place.

What life accomplishments are you most proud of? This might sound cliché, but we are most proud of our successful business and the relationship we have maintained as friends and business partners.

What’s your hidden talent? Getting real smiles out of kids and perked-up ears out of pups!

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And finally, customer service is…? The foundation of any good business.

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Paws-itive Parenting 6 Types of Pet Owners

by JULIE RYAN

clothes for your dog than I have for myself. You tell yourself your dog loves wearing an ugly Christmas sweater. They’re fine with it! That’s a smile on her sweet, furry face—not a grimace. She’s not embarrassed, she’s just shy. I have a friend who bought her dog goggles, so he wouldn’t get sand in his eyes while they were at the beach. Very thoughtful. I will admit, however, that I’ve dressed my cat, Agnes, up in a costume at one time or another.

The category above goes hand in hand with the carrytheir-pet-in-a-purse owner. No explanation needed, and no, I have not done this, but have you seen that commercial for the sweater that has a pouch on the front so you can carry your cat around like you’re a mama kangaroo? I’m a little tempted.

How about the I-have-more-pictures-of-my-petthan-I-have-of-my-family owner? I’m guilty of taking pictures of my cat. She’s adorable. Why wouldn’t I? Some friends of mine took that to another level. They took their dogs, all shih tzus, to a portrait studio in the mall and had group photos taken. I witnessed the whole thing and even have a photo to prove it. There’s nothing wrong with sharing your pet with the social media world—just don’t go crazy.

The exotic pet owner likes to be a little different. Sure, puppies are cute, but these people love their pythons. Try putting a sweater on him, though. I suppose it would be more like a tube top.

We all love our pets, whether they’re dogs, cats, hamsters or ducks, but not everyone shows their love in the same way. If you have a pet now or have had one in the past, you may relate to at least one of these types of pet owners. Or, like me, you could be a mix of several. Perhaps you’re the casual owner— one who has a dog or a cat but doesn’t do much else besides feed them and take them for their annual vet appointment. If so, your love is low-key. You don’t expect much from your pet. You’re roommates. Just so long as they don’t eat your yogurt without asking, everything is cool. Follow Julie on Instagram or Twitter You throw the occasional ball, buy the @julieryanhilton. occasional toy and let them sleep in your bed, but don’t believe in going overboard. WHAT’S COMING NEXT MONTH?

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There’s the dress-them-up-likepeople owner. Sweaters, boots, rain jackets, costumes. You have more

Lastly, there’s the fur baby owners. These are the people who think their pet is a human. Maybe they don’t have human children. Maybe their children are grown and live elsewhere. The fur babies have filled that void. If you love your pet and are kind and caring, I say go ahead and put a sparkly tutu on her and take pictures while carrying her around in your purse. I won’t judge! FOR MORE TOM’S TAKES, VISIT STYLERGBR.COM.

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