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Bigger is not
always better
verything is big in America,

from cars, houses, grocery
stores and purses, to food
portions. Advertising tells us we
get more for our money if we
purchase the super-size. Many
people wont even frequent a
restaurant if the food servings are
too small because they think they
are not getting their moneys
worth. American grocery stores
are now more like warehouses
selling food to stock up for a natural disaster. Who needs 48 bags
of cookies or a pizza that wont
even fit in your oven?
Portion control is out of control.
Is it a coincidence that Americans body sizes are growing in

unison with super-sized foods
that are served on large plates
with over-sized drinking glasses?
Todays dishes dont even fit in a
dishwasher anymore. There are
many theories to the growth of
the American girth, but I am certain super-sized portions play a
significant role.
According to Dr. Brian Wansink,
author of the book Mindless Eating, jumbo-sized meals served in
restaurants are typically 250 percnet larger than the normal-sized
portion and since 1970, plates and
glasses have increased 36 percent
in size.
Smaller plate, smaller portion
equals smaller person.
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Its time we learn what food

portions should look like.
The following information will
give you some insight into how to
be aware of super-sized traps so
you can be a smart and savvy eater.
Throw out your big plates,
bowls, and drinking glasses. A
dinner plate should be no larger
than 10.
Use a salad plate for your meal
when home and order a proteinrich appetizer dish for your main
meal when dining out.
At the restaurant, ask the server what your meal contains. If it is
loaded with high calorie carbs
(potatoes, rice, or another starch),
ask if you can replace it with
spinach or a side salad. (Meatballs
are delicious over spinach.)
When ordering a salad, customize. That healthy chicken
salad you order may contain up to
2000 calories with croutons, noodles, and sugary dressings
enough food for the entire day.
Avoid restaurant-style buffets they can be food traps. It is
not worth getting your moneys
worth.
Review the menu of a restaurant online before you arrive.
Ask the restaurant to hold the
bread or chips bowl, and if you
allow yourself one slice, have it
delivered with your salad or meal.
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BRING PASSION TO GRANITE BAYS
PAPA MURPHYS PIZZA
BY SCOTT NOBLE PHOTOS BY ANNA WICK
reg Wellington is a self-described food industry lifer, and

he and his wife are bringing that passion to the atmosphere
of their Granite Bays Papa Murphys Pizza, along with a fun
and close-knit working relationship with their employees.
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Barbara and Greg Wellington have been owners

of several Papa Murphys locations for 18 years.
They proudly ensure quality and freshness with
each of their pizzas.
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Wellington is an Iowa native and
the son of career educators whose
travels kept him moving from the
Midwest to as far away as France.
His first experience in the restaurant profession was a summer job
in junior high school washing
dishes for a national chain.
I worked the 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
shift all summer, and I thought it
was the greatest thing ever,
Wellington said with a laugh.
While in college, he found
himself again in the world of
food, balancing his studies with
being a student manager for the
campus cafeteria.
It was either turn in early or
pay for it on Sunday morning,
Wellington recalled, so I chose
the former which in the end,
served me quite well.
Upon returning home from
college, the newly minted
graduate was given some fatherly

advice. Time to get to work, the
elder Wellington advised. This
encouragement soon culminated
in Wellington working with the
Pizza Hut Corporation in Dumas,
Texas. Soon he became a manager
for Pizza Hut in Louisiana. Eventually, Wellington ended up managing 50 Taco Bell restaurants on
the West Coast before working
alongside the famous Dave
Thomas at Wendys.
I wound up with the Wendys
and learned an important lesson
about quality, he said. Wendys
was always about quality and I carry that with me to this very day.
By 1997, Wellington was looking
for a new challenge and had heard
about a take-and-bake franchise
called Papa Murphys. This time
instead of accepting a corporate
job with the chain he and his wife,
Barbara, decided to become franchisees. They took out a small
business loan, opening their first

store in Auburn.
Barb and I just wanted to be
our own boss and make a good
living, but things have really
exceeded our expectations, he
acknowledged.
Part of the draw of Papa Murphys for the Wellingtons is the
simplicity and the quality of its
fresh, non-frozen ingredients
not to mention the mission statement of focusing on quality every
step of the way.
Im really proud of our product
and I know our customers are getting a really good value, Barbara
noted.
Greg Wellington thinks that too
many restaurants tend to forget
what they are, such as a burger
and fry-type of business, and that
leads to complicated and confusing menu items. He cites the success of the In-n-Out model of
focusing on what they do best, and
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likens that approach to Papa Murphys approach to pizza.

The Wellingtons opened their
eighth location in Granite Bay
this past year and collectively,
their shops employ over 100 people, many of whom stay with the
company for years and either
wind up managing one of the
locations or outright opening
their own franchise.
Two brothers began working
for us years ago and today both
are successful franchisees, which
makes me very proud, said Greg
Wellington.
Barbara adds that its important
to take a personal interest in their
employees and not only provide a
good job, but to prepare them for
the future.
I like finding out new things
about our staff, their interests and
goals, she said. I really hope our
employees take what they learn
here and apply it to whatever
career path they take.
The Granite Bay location is the
first of their stores to feature a new
store design highlighted by tile
and wall graphics, along with an
interactive LCD menu board.
We gave this store the platinum
treatment and the reception has
been very well received by customers, Greg said.
While Greg enjoys working
in the trenches, Barbara has
become the defacto face of their
business, appearing in commercials and even competing in Papa
Murphys Pizza-lympics at corporate conventions.

The Wellingtons also enjoy supporting the local communities
they serve. They are proud sponsors of area teacher of the year
awards ceremonies, local swim
teams, as well as avid supporters
of the Stuff the Bus campaign benefitting underprivileged students.
They still manage to find time to
spend time with their kids and
travel. Despite the many hours
involved with running the business, the couple says it does not
really feel like work. Barbara says
when you do what you enjoy, it
is less of a job and more of a labor
of love. She and her husband
have found that happy medium
between the two.
We really love what we do and
we enjoy our stores and the communities we serve, Greg said.
For locations and menu information, visit papamurphys.com.
The Granite
Bay Papa
Murphys
location is
new and airy,
offering an
open view of
the employees
as they create
fresh, quality
pizzas.
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Sabrina, one of the teachers at Bikram Yoga, led

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From top to
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BY SCOTT NOBLE
very July, the American Century Golf

Championship takes place in Lake Tahoe,
and for over a dozen years Granite Bay
chiropractor Mike Nevius has stepped up to
lend a hand.
The tournament is a charitable endeavor
that has donated more than $4 million to various nonprofits since 1990, and the field is a
whos who of past and present athletes and
entertainers. Nevius and a team of physical
therapists, massage therapists and fellow chiropractors spend the week ensuring that
players can compete at the highest level by
providing them with much-needed therapy
and adjustments to offset the grind of multiple rounds on the golf course. Nevius said he
enjoys interacting with the athletes and
celebrities while taking part in a charitable
event.
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Some of the athletes have aches and pains

from their playing days, and what we do is give
them a place to unwind and recover from the
rigors of the event, he said.
He added that many of the participants take
advantage of the services as a preventive
measure, too.
Nevius is a Nevada City native who had an
early interest in sports medicine and studied
physical education in college, but after exploring the possibility of a career as a chiropractor,
he made the jump and attended UC Davis. He
initially started his practice in Folsom, and for
19 years he remained in the area, but a move to
Granite Bay prompted him to search for space
closer to home.
I really love Granite Bay and I thought it
would be nice to be able to work in the community as well, he said.
As luck would have it, Nevius found a space

that was previously occupied by a chiropractor
on Auburn Folsom Road in Granite Bay, so he
decided to make the move. One year later, his
practice is thriving just a few minutes from his
home.
His involvement with the American Century
tournament is more of a family affair. He said
he heard about the tournament around 16
years ago, and three years later he began working there due to a series of events, one being
his wedding. His father-in-law, also a chiropractor, had been working as the tournaments
head chiropractor for many years when he
found himself in need of a helping hand, and
Nevius fit the bill.
Nevius said it was a perfect fit for him, since
he is a sports fan and the tournament has
afforded him an opportunity to fulfill his desire
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I grew up a huge Johnny Bench fan

and I found it to be kind of surreal
to not only meet him, but to have
the opportunity to treat him.
Mike Nevius, Granite Bay chiropractor
to treat professional athletes. He said the

treatment center tries to offer an array of therapy and recovery options.
(The participants) have a diverse choice of
treatment, from simple stretching to massage
and cryogenic (cold therapy) to chiropractic
treatments, he said.
Nevius initial experience with the event left
him a bit star-struck, but early on an NHL legend helped him adjust. He said Mario Lemieux
cut an imposing figure when he first arrived in
the treatment area, but Nevius found him to
be a really nice and down-to-earth person.
They are all just really regular people who
appreciate the treatment we provide, he said.
When asked if there was one player who
really stood out, without hesitation Nevius cited Johnny Bench.
I grew up a huge Johnny Bench fan and I
found it to be kind of surreal to not only meet
him, but to have the opportunity to treat him,
he said with a chuckle.
Nevius also found the athletes and celebrities to be quite generous and approachable.
He said Charles Barkley graciously recorded a
video greeting to his father, who was not well
at the time.
It was one of those moments where I really
got to witness the kindness and humanity
instead of the celebrity, and I really appreciated that, he said.
Nevius feels very fortunate to be able to
interact with the celebrities, and he said
although it is nice to be a fly on the wall, he
and the rest of the staff always make it a point
to respect their space while in the treatment
area.
It is nice to hear their stories when they are
taking a break, but we always try to give them
the space to unwind after a full day of event,

he said.
When asked which players make the best
golfers, Nevius said NFL quarterbacks seem to
do quite well since the last two winners were
former signal callers. He also said, with a wink
and a nod, that he may have had a hand in
their success.
Mark Rypien and Billy Joe Tolliver won the
past two tournaments, and as it turns out, I
adjusted them every day, he said with a grin.
Nevius also talked about an encounter with
Chico native and NFL quarterback Aaron
Rodgers.
When I met Aaron, I told him I had actually referred a patient to his father, who is a chiropractor in Chico. Aaron thanked me and we
both ended up having a good laugh, he said.
The week is busy but Nevius still finds time
to enjoy the tournament himself, driving with
his family to Tahoe on Friday for a mini-vacation together. He said the experience is well
worth the time and effort, and he plans to continue taking part in the event for the foreseeable future.
I really enjoy having fun with interesting
people while supporting such an amazing
cause year after year, he said.
For more information regarding the American
Century Championship, visit tahoecelebrity
golf.com. For location and hours for Nevius
Chiropractic, go to folsomchiropractors.com
or call (916) 872-1120.
Above, Granite Bay

chiropractor Mike Nevius,
left, stands with
Duck Dynasty star Willie
Robertson. Below, Mike
poses with former supermodel Kim Alexis. Mike has
been treating celebrities
at Lake Tahoes American
Century Golf Championship
for more than a decade.
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Firefighter Pat Antuzzi of the

South Placer Fire Protection District
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engine during Day With a Deputy.
PHOTOS BY ANNE STOKES GRANITE BAY VIEW
Upcoming event connects the public and first responders outside of a crisis
The Placer County Sheriffs Council is reaching out to the community and its families in hopes of putting a friendly face on
first responders. The annual Day With a Deputy event,
hosted by Granite Bays Bayside Church, seeks to connect
the public with local peace officers and firefighters. In
addition to the Sheriffs Office, the California Highway Patrol
and South Placer Fire Protection District will also be on-hand.
Locals will be able to see search and rescue teams, SWAT operatives
and K9 officers all give live demonstrations. Parents will also be able
to create ID packages for their children, which will include DNA and
fingerprints. The Placer County Sheriffs Council is comprised of
local business people determined to support area law enforcement
with funds for specialized equipment and programs that may not
be included in departmental budgets.
Chief pilot, Deputy Van Bogardus, with Placer

County Sheriff, talks to the public about his job.
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The Placer County Sheriff's Special Enforcement Team does a demonstration for
the public during Day With a Deputy. The event is happening again on Sept. 19.
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From left to right: Deputy Brian Carmazzi of the Placer County Sheriffs bomb
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Deputy event held at Bayside Church in Granite Bay; Placer County Sheriff Officer Chris Oliver and his K9 partner Furst show the public a softer side; South
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e expect high SAT

scores, 4.0 GPAs and
lots of college acceptance letters. We dont expect our
kids to develop drug problems.
But it happens. And with the right
help, recovery can happen, too.
Addiction expert, Jon Daily,
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has also written numerous books
about the pathology and neurology of addiction. Daily knows firsthand the challenges that drug
addicts face.
I had addiction issues as a teen.
As soon as I cleaned up I started
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Research from Columbia University shows that todays marijuana is
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Q: How prevalent is drug use in this area?
A: Put it this way. In our conversations with kids at schools we dont
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whom they are worried about because of drug use. Ninety percent
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Q: How do we help our kids?
A: Its easier to prevent than it is to treat. Once parents learn that
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ou may not have had an

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The backyard pool

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A view from the sky of

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ts all about summer entertaining

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With tumbled travertine pavers throughout
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And the front of the home is stunning, too.
In keeping with the French country neighborhood, the outdoors is filled with grapevines,
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Make the choice to

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Those who can, do. Those who can do
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Nobody can do everything, but everyone
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We make a living by what we get, but we
make a life by what we give.
Wise words from people who understood the
importance of giving of oneself, giving back
and simply giving a hoot. Volunteers have an
enormous impact on the health and well-being
of communities worldwide. Think of all the
ways that volunteers make a difference in dayto-day life around the country. In your local
neighborhood watch, as tutors and coaches for
your grandkids, at animal shelters, as museum
docents. The economic value of all this volunteering? According to the Corporate for National and Community Service, a federal agency
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capable volunteers, the value is $62 billion.
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volunteers to serve as drivers, friendly visitors and in other roles.
A study of older adults found that

participation in community service shows
a stronger correlation with life satisfaction
for retirees than those who work for pay.
Why volunteer?
By giving ones time, we not only make a difference in our communities, but we also create
a sense of pride and accomplishment for ourselves, a use for problem-solving skills and a
connection to others. But besides the feelgood satisfaction from working to make a difference, there are hard-proven studies that
show real health benefits of volunteering, even
after just two hours per week.
for Volunteerism connects participating,

needy organizations and willing, backgrounded volunteers. Simply visit their office or
search their online database. Director Valeri
Mihanovich says, The days of volunteers sitting in an office and simply labeling envelopes
are long gone. We rely on the experience, skills,
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Seniors First is always in need of dedicated
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(530)889-9500. Do it for us; do it for yourself.
Jamee Horning is the executive director at Seniors First.
Good deeds that do go unpunished

A report titled The Health Benefits of Volunteering showed a link between volunteerism
and lower mortality rates, greater functional
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life. The report also showed that older volunteers are most likely to benefit because volunteering provides physical and social activity
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For some, it is not just the time
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As a drug dealer told me during
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Many parents think returning
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ust sit right back

and youll hear
a tale a tale of a
fateful trip, that started from this tropic port,
aboard this tiny ship.
Water taxis are the main

mode of transportation
in Bora Bora.
If ever youre looking for a

reason to put the Gilligans
Island theme on your iPhone,
travelling to Bora Bora in
French Polynesia is it.
Located a short flight from
Papeete, Tahiti, Bora Bora is
part of the Society Islands nine
hours from Los Angeles by
plane, or a final destination
after spending a few days in
Honolulu.
Bora Bora is surrounded by
a group of tiny islands called
motus. Several are uninhabited, privately-owned or owned
by high-end hotels like Four
Seasons and Intercontinental.
It is the home of the worlds
most spectacular tropical fish,
rays, sharks and clams that are
larger than your television. Its
also the home of a tropical illness called chikungunya, and
native people who are tattooed, bedecked in flowers
and bear all manner of tasty
tropical drinks and delicious
French bread. Very few visitors
speak English.
With spotty Internet service, this isnt the best locale if
you need to work remotely
during your stay. But if relaxation is your goal, theres no
more spectacular place to put
the fins and goggles on and
make friends with a crab, a
blacktip shark and a tropical
bird or two.
I had the privilege of spending Thanksgiving in Bora Bora
at Sofitel Private Island Resort,
a high-end property that offers
both over-water bungalows
and rooms that are tucked
high on a hillside. All rooms
have spectacular views and
water-taxi service that ferries
visitors between the private
island and the Sofitel property
that sits at waters edge on the
mainland.
All visits to Bora Bora require
a boat ride, as the airport is
located on its own small motu,
Tropical drinks and

tropical ice cream
are ever-present
in French
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A tiny island, Bora Bora

doesnt promise a
lot of things to do.
But thats the point.
Fresh sea
food dishes
abound in
Bora Bora.
continued from page 39

and can accommodate
small to medium aircraft.
Pictures that you might
have seen of over-water
bungalows barely touch the
beauty of these coral-reefdotted waters that invite visitors to swim through schools
of fishes just a couple of strokes
off their own private deck.
The Sofitel is one of the
smallest of the resorts in the
area, with 31 bungalows. The
resort offers world-class dining
and a view of Mount Otemanu,
often seen in movies and on
postcards.
A tiny island, Bora Bora
doesnt promise a lot of things to
do. But thats the point. Its you
and nature, and probably a great
book or two. That said, there are
some outstanding excursions
40
that are once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, like swimming with blacktip

sharks and rays (the rays actually
nuzzle against you if you sit still long
enough), and a snorkel in massive
coral reefs, not to mention a swim
with giant lemon sharks that can
grow to 10 feet in length.
The famous Bloody Marys,
recently featured on Catching up
with the Kardashians, is the main
restaurant on the island, and is a
two-and-a-half-mile walk from the
Sofitel. Better yet, rent a bicycle and
head to the place for a burger and a
margarita. Dinner at Bloody Marys
is a real treat the floor is sand and
the fresh catch, straight from local
fishermen, is explained in detail
before you take your table.
While its too far to walk to Vaitape,
Bora Boras only real town, you can
rent bicycles near the Sofitel, or bet-
ter yet rent a Vespa to tool around

the perimeter of the island, stopping
at fruit stands, art studios and vista
points along the way. If youre feeling
really adventurous, ask your
concierge to make a reservation at
one of the surrounding islands
hotels for lunch. Dont try to drop in
unannounced at the Four Seasons.
Filled with celebrities, the high-end
resorts arent fond of drop-ins.
One of my favorite things about
Sofitel Private Island? No kids
allowed. Theres no swimming pool,
no hot tub, just miles of stunningly
clear and inviting warm water. If you
want a pool day, rest assured, the
mainland part of the resort has all
the amenities, though relatively
small in scale. Both venues also have
bars that serve delicious raspberry
lemon drops.
Gilligan, eat your heart out.
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things to do
FEAT WALK
A Fun Fall Event for
Family and Friends.
Take a 2k nature walk
and keep FEAT thriving
in its work to provide
education, advocacy and
support for local families
living with autism.
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When: Saturday Sept. 26

Registration 8:30 a.m.
Rally 9:30 a.m.
2k Walk 10:00 a.m.
Funtivities 10:30 a.m.
to Noon
Where: Maidu
Community Park,
1550 Maidu Dr., Roseville
Cost: $25 includes t-shirt;
$5 children 12 and under
(no shirt).
Info and registration:
walk.feat.org
sept
Northern California
Accordion Society
Meets from 6:30-9 p.m. at Lutheran

Church of the Resurrection, 6365
sept Douglas Blvd. in Granite Bay.
Cost: $2 members, $3 guests. Info: David,
(916) 806-6927.
Farmers Market
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from 8:30
to
a.m.-1 p.m.
sept sept Sundays in
the Quarry Ponds Town Center,
5550 Douglas Blvd. Granite Bay.
Crossroads Doll and

Bear Show and Sale
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From 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the

Placer County Fairgrounds, Jones
sept Hall, 800 All American City blvd., in
Roseville. Cost: $7 adults, $4 children 12 and
under. Parking free. Info: (775) 348-7713,
crossroadsshows.com.
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September Fest/
Oktoberfest
From 6:30-9 p.m. at

6365 Douglas Blvd.
sept in Granite Bay.
Cost: $2 members, $3 guests
includes snacks, raffle prizes
and good music. Info: (916)
806-6927.
River Works
1 10
Paintings
by Larry
sept sept Alberts
through Thursday, Sept. 10 at
Sierra College, Ridley Gallery,
Library/LR 102, 5000 Rocklin
Road in Rocklin. Parking Fee:
$3. Closing reception from 5-7
p.m. Sept. 10. Gallery admission is free and open to the
public. Info: sierracollege.edu.
to
Music in the Park Antique Trove Car Show
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Music in the Park;

Mumbo Gumbo
sept plays Zydeco/Cajun
at 6 p.m. at Royer Park, 190
Park Drive in Roseville. Free.
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at 9 a.m. at the Antique Trove, 236 Harding Blvd. in Roseville. Event

includes free barbecue hot dogs, music by Star DJ and 50/50 raffle.
sept Info: (916) 786-2777.
The National Acrobats and Circus Gayiel Von and

Gloves and Shovels of the Peoples Republic of China Jim Jordan play
Garden Club
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At 10 a.m., the
third Tuesday of
sept each month at
Bushnells Garden Nursery,
5255 Douglas Blvd. in
Granite Bay. Free. For more
information, email glovesand
shovels@yahoo.com.
Gaelic Storm
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At 7:30 p.m. at
Harris Center for
sept the Arts, 10 College
Parkway in Folsom. Tickets:
$25-$35 general, $45 premium.
Info: (916) 608-6888,
harriscenter.net
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At various times at The

Harris Center for the
sept sept Arts, 10 College Parkway,
Folsom. Tickets: $21-$45. Sign interpreted
performance. Info: harriscenter.net, (916)
608-6888.
to
Hot Pink Fun Run,

Walk or Race
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Registration is at 7:30 a.m.; timed

10K at 8:45 a.m.; timed 5K at
sept 9 a.m.; non-timed one mile walk
/run at 9:05 a.m.; awards ceremony at
10 a.m. at Vernon Street Town Square in
Downtown Roseville. Entry Fees: $20-$40.
Team registration offered. Registration and
Info: hotpinkfunrun.org
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At 7 p.m. at Blue
Line Arts, 405 Vernon
sept St., Suite 100, in
Roseville. Tickets: $35 per
person at the door. Info: (916)
783-4117, bluelinearts.org.
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GREG AND BARBARA WELLINGTON

reg Wellington is a self-described food industry lifer, and

Each Papa Murphys employee works hard

22 years in Roseville 12 ,000 Students Coached

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LUXURY KITCHEN & BATH DESIGN & REMODELING

BELLMONT CABINET SALE SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER

Employee Group Benets

Brenda K Glen Insurance Service Since 1993

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Barbara and Greg Wellington have been owners

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graduate was given some fatherly

business loan, opening their first

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likens that approach to Papa Murphys approach to pizza.

Murphys Pizza-lympics at corporate conventions.

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PHOTOS BY ANNA FRIEDRICH GRANITE BAY VIEW

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Sabrina, one of the teachers at Bikram Yoga, led

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very July, the American Century Golf

Some of the athletes have aches and pains

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As luck would have it, Nevius found a space

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I grew up a huge Johnny Bench fan

to treat professional athletes. He said the

the space to unwind after a full day of event,

Above, Granite Bay

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