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In addition to an adorable pictorial of local “People and Their Pets” (page 33), which features in-depth “tails” about three particularly top dogs, we also have an article on “9 Ways Animals Help Heal Us” in Health & Wellness (page 24), “5 Stylish Pet-Proof Solutions” to protect your pad against our dear animals’ antics in Home Design (page 28), and more! Whether you’re a pet parent or not, and whether you fancy felines or prefer puppies, there’s plenty of cuteness and interesting info to go ’round. In addition to an adorable pictorial of local “People and Their Pets” (page 33), which features in-depth “tails” about three particularly top dogs, we also have an article on “9 Ways Animals Help Heal Us” in Health & Wellness (page 24), “5 Stylish Pet-Proof Solutions” to protect your pad against our dear animals’ antics in Home Design (page 28), and more! Whether you’re a pet parent or not, and whether you fancy felines or prefer puppies, there’s plenty of cuteness and interesting info to go ’round.

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8 Online

9 What’s Up

12 Local Matters

16 Calendar

18 Outtakes

28 Home Design

42 Seniors

64 Introducing

66 Last Look

departments

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feature

PEOPLE

& THEIR

PETS

GET TO KNOW

Kristie Bobolis, MD

THE ARTS

Heather Scott

HEALTH & WELLNESS

9 Ways Animals Help

Heal Us

CAUSE & EFFECT

Team Giving

30 SWAG

12 Pet Products We

Love

SPECIAL

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DINING SPOTLIGHT

Range Kitchen and

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THE COOL LIST

6 Best Ice

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56 TASTE

Seasonal

Recipe and

Beer Pairing

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58

Do you know what the phrase “dog

days of summer” actually means?

I always assumed it referred to

the sticky, sweltering days of the

season when man’s best friend

lethargically lazes around panting

in the heat. Silly me. According to

Wikipedia, the expression has

nothing to do with Fido and was originally coined

by ancient Greeks and Romans when the “dog

star,” Sirius, shined the brightest—typically in

late July—which they believed, when combined

with the sun’s intensity, caused blisteringly hot

summer temps. You learn something new every

day, right?

I still prefer my interpretation (astrology’s

never been my strong suit) so I find it particularly

fitting that this month’s issue is dedicated to

actual dogs—and all our other beloved furry and

feathered friends—that we lovingly call family.

In addition to an adorable pictorial of local

“People and Their Pets” (page 33), which features

in-depth “tails” about three particularly top

dogs—from Eros, a justice-seeking K9 at the

Roseville Police Department; to a mocha-colored

Labradoodle, Max, who works as a therapy pup

at Marshall Medical Center; and the first-ever

certified dual purpose running guide dog in

the U.S., Klinger—we also

have an article on “9 Ways

Animals Help Heal Us” in

Health & Wellness (page 24), “5

Stylish Pet-Proof Solutions”

to protect your pad against

our dear animals’ antics in

Home Design (page 28), and

a rundown of “Pet Products

We Love” (all available at

“The world would

be a nicer place if

everyone had the

ability to love as

unconditionally

as a dog.”—M.K.

Clinton

area mom-and-pop shops) in Swag (page 30).

Whether you’re a pet parent or not, and whether

you fancy felines or prefer puppies, there’s plenty

of cuteness and interesting info to go ’round.

Animals aside, we have much more in

store too. For those nearing or who have

reached retirement, I recommend reading

“Senior Center Activities for All” (page 42). You

might be surprised to learn about the array

of offerings available, which definitely go

beyond bingo (think clogging, crafts, computer

classes, monthly movies, and so much more).

My grandma—who turns 97 next month(!)—is

living proof that staying active and connected

to community are key components to aging

gracefully.

July also happens to be National Grilling and

Ice Cream Month and—with Independence Day,

and blazing temps, upon us—it’s a prime time to

indulge in both. Invite your friends, neighbors,

and family over for a backyard BBQ starring juicy,

build-your-own cheeseburgers with homemade

pickles (see page 56 for the recipe) and make sure

to save room for one of our six frozen favorites in

“The Cool List” on page 54.

As we journey into the upcoming “dog days,”

I hope you find somewhere nice and cool to

flip through the pet-filled pages of this issue.

Cheers!

— Megan // megan@stylemg.com

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your pet has ever

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“Though not necessarily

mischievous, Mildred gets

right up behind me and falls

asleep on my back. It warms

my heart (and back) every

time she does it. I just have

to ignore the drool.”—Wendy

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Towering pines, dramatic coastline, and a gently lapping river

are all easily accessible when staying at Mendocino Grove. The

canine- and kid-friendly “campground”—sited 1/4 mile south

of Mendocino proper— boasts safari-style tents replete

with real (and super cozy) beds,

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and neighbors around the pool; firing up the barbecue and

indulging in hot dogs, hamburgers, and homemade ice cream;

and, of course, fireworks—is just around the corner! But if you

want to forego the crowds of large fireworks displays in favor of

buying your own, how do you know which ones are safe, legal,

and (literally) give the biggest bang for your buck? Click now

for “6 Guidelines for Fireworks Safety,” courtesy of Fireworks

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Camping is the ultimate summer vaca.

It’s affordable, allows you to unplug while

recharging your soul, and provides a primo

fresh-air fix; throw in the stargazing,

s’mores, and al fresco dining and you have

the recipe for summertime success. Make

this year’s trip extra effortless with our

ultimate “Cool Camping Gear Checklist”—

items that’ll keep you safe and stylish.

Picture Perfect Attention budding photographers! Send us a photo of anything that represents

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and tell us why, in 20 words or less, this photo says it all. Our favorite pics will appear in an upcoming issue;

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sophistication than when it was first introduced. Thanks to a purposeful new redesign three

years ago, there’s little doubt that the automobile has picked up some additional admirers.

Check out Weidel on Wheels for an in-depth look.

DON’T GET CROSS WITH ME

For all you wordsmiths and puzzle fanatics,

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For the first time in their lives, 470 girls in need will

receive new dresses, thanks to Debi Schneider and the

Loomis Soroptimist Club’s Dress a Girl Around the World

project. The challenge was for the local group to make

300 dresses, but the ever-capable crew had overwhelming support

from members, family, and businesses to donate nearly 200 more

dresses than expected...Congrats to Steven P. Rudolph, Rocklin’s new

city manager. After a unanimous vote, the former city attorney was

welcomed into his new role...Donors at Placer Community Foundation

(PCF) recently granted $108,000 to local nonprofits in support of

homelessness, hunger, health, youth development, animal welfare,

land conservation, legal services, and arts programs, including Blue

Line Arts, A Touch of Understanding, and Keaton’s Child Cancer

Alliance...Congrats to Rocklin High School journalism teacher Casey

Nichols who was recently inducted into the Ball State Journalism Hall

of Fame. Nichols—a Journalism Education Association (JEA) mentor—

helped the students publish the national award-winning yearbook,

Tonitrus, and personally received numerous awards for journalism

education...Over 50 artists across a variety of disciplines created

unique and exciting sculptures out of found materials and repurposed

books at the inaugural Think Outside the Pages sculpture contest. Held

in conjunction with Placer County’s Earth Day Celebration and hosted

by Arts Council of Placer County and Placer County Libraries, the

People’s Choice Award went to Shipwrecked by Heather Lee Lincoln...

Santillan Jewelers moved from its Roseville location to 5738 Lonetree

Boulevard in Rocklin. Owner Martin Santillan was excited to move to

the new office building and continue offering affordable prices...The

former Woodcreek High School student who played in McDonald’s

All-American Game, Jordan Brown, committed to the University

of Nevada Reno. The basketball star was the last remaining

uncommitted player in the ESPN 100 for the class

of 2018. Brown has won two gold medals with

USA Basketball and is excited to continue his

sports career in Nevada...Rocklin’s newest

park—sited in a residential area between

Silver Lupine Lane and Snowbrush

Drive—is being named after nine-time

City of Rocklin Parks, Recreation, and Arts

Commissioner Christine Anderson, who

has worked for the city for 30 years. Donations

from Placer County Association of Realtors and

Green Acres Nursery and Supply have allowed for a

butterfly garden to be maintained...Congrats to Dr. Denise Herrmann,

Roseville Joint Union High School District’s new superintendent.

Herrmann has 29 years of experience in education, with 10 years as

a teacher and 18 as a high school site administrator...Off-price home

décor retailer, HomeGoods, opened a new 21,002-square-foot store

store at 5446 Crossings Drive in Rocklin last month...Beginning July

9, applications are available for Lean Up—a free, eight-week wellness

program at Johnson Ranch Racquet Club. From September 10 through

November 2, selected individuals will attend a small group boot camp

three days a week, in addition to weekly personal trainer sessions,

and receive free, unlimited access to the club and all its amenities.

Area residents (ages 13+) who have had a lifelong struggle to be fit and

healthy are invited to apply. For more info, visit leanup.net...That’s all

for now but check back next month for Style’s annual Hops and Grapes

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WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE

TO YOUR YOUNGER SELF?

Do what you want to do in life,

don’t be put off by those who tell

you otherwise, and be sure to

smell the roses along the way.

WHAT COMES TO YOU NATURALLY?

I have a good memory and am

naturally curious about many

things.

WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST PET PEEVE?

When my cat sits on my keyboard

so I can’t get my work done.

WHAT ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF?

My two daughters—they’re

smart, beautiful, and I admire

the individuals they’ve grown

to become. Also, creating the

Breast Cancer Program and

establishing the genetics and

lymphedema programs at Sutter

Roseville Medical Center, and

becoming involved with the

National Consortium of Breast

Centers where I currently serve

as president.

Kristie

Bobolis, MD

FAVORITE HUMANITARIAN CAUSE?

Those that support the

education of girls globally.

Kristie Bobolis, MD, grew up

surrounded by teachers

and musicians, and nearly

everyone (including herself)

sang or played an instrument.

But throughout high school,

she found herself gravitating toward the health

sciences rather than the humanities. “I always

enjoyed learning science, particularly cell biology

and physiology,” she recalls. With her family’s

encouragement, she was able to pursue her

dream of attending medical school.

Bobolis is now the medical director of the

Risk Assessment Cancer Genetics, Lymphedema,

and Breast Cancer Program at Sutter Roseville

Medical Center and the current president of the

National Consortium of Breast Centers. She’s also

a member of numerous medical organizations,

including the American Society of Clinical Oncology

and the American Association for Cancer Research.

Her decision to specialize in oncology originally

emerged after losing a beloved aunt to breast

cancer at a young age. “It was very challenging

when my aunt developed breast cancer. It had

an impact on the entire family,” Bobolis says. She

also remains passionate about providing a more

multidisciplinary approach to medical care, where

everyone—including the oncologist, surgeon,

radiologist, pathologist, nurse navigator, genetics

practitioner, and clinical research associate—works

as a team to guide patients through a difficult

diagnosis for the best possible outcome. “It’s very

rewarding to be able to take care of patients and

help them to meet their goals of care.”

—Amber Foster

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Author/writer

Jhumpa Lahiri

Escape

Playing the piano

Guilty pleasure

Ice cream

Local landmark

American River

Favorite memory

My big fat Greek wedding (to my

wonderful husband, Chuck)

Movie

The Matrix

Musician/band

Radiohead, Aretha Franklin, Queen,

and Bon Iver

Place to buy a gift, locally

Lush

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Roseville Parks and Recreation

Nature Calls by PAM ALLEN

Yes, it seems

like there’s a

month or day

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SEASON’S EATINGS: PlacerGROWN by CAROL ARNOLD

TOMATOES

DID YOU KNOW? // Is the tomato a fruit

or a vegetable? Scientifically speaking, it’s

definitely a fruit, but the tomato demands our attention for savory uses, which is why

it’s commonly referred to as a vegetable. Whichever category you place it in, now’s the

time to find them at local farmers’ markets. Tomatoes come in a multitude of shapes,

sizes, and colors (red, pink, yellow, orange/tangerine, green, purple,

or brown). 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 lucky to have a large selection

of heirloom tomatoes, too, where every variety is genetically unique,

resistant to pests and diseases, adaptable to their specific growing

conditions, and less uniform in shape with beautiful variations of

color. Historically, tomatoes were once generally believed to be poisonous. About 200

years ago, Americans shunned the “fruit,” as it’s a member of the toxic “nightshade”

family. How times have changed! Tomatoes are now one of the most popular fresh-market

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nature thanks to conveniently located parks, miles of bike trails, and

abundant open space. Additionally, there’s a variety of programs

and events offered—from swim lessons, day camps, and CPR

training to free concerts. It’s the perfect combination of small town

vibes with big city amenities.

vegetables, along with potatoes and onions.

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 best

way to choose one at a market is to talk to the

grower. Since tomatoes are sensitive to cold,

store them at room temperature and out of

direct sunlight. They should keep for up to a

week on the counter; whole and chopped tomatoes or tomato sauce can be

frozen for future use in cooked dishes.

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Roseville Music in the Park

CATCH ALL

Summer

Concert Series

Roundup

Summer’s here…and so is a plethora of live

music at local outdoor venues. Grab your

calendar and make note of the various

concert series! Performing Arts of Roseville

has produced Roseville Music in the

Park—held every second Sunday through

September at Royer Park from 6-8 p.m.—

for the past 25 years. Admission is free,

and blankets, low back chairs, and picnics

are encouraged. "Music in the Park has

become a Roseville tradition, and people

from all over the area come and join us for

a relaxing summer evening of great music!"

says Chet Gilmartin of Performing Arts of

Roseville. The Town of Loomis Concert

Series occurs every second Friday through

August from 6-9 p.m. at the Historic Train

Depot Plaza. Children’s activities—to

coincide with Friday Family Fest—are also

present, including a bounce house, face

painting, and more. "[This event] provides

safe and fun community activities that

bring in family and visitors to enjoy the

small-town atmosphere," explains Jenny

Knisley of the Loomis Basin Chamber of

Commerce. Additional concert series

include Concerts on the Square every third

Saturday through September starting at

6:30 p.m. at Vernon Street Town Square in

Roseville, and Summer Concert Series at

the Fountains at Roseville every Saturday

through August starting at 8 p.m. on the

main stage. —Emily Peter

For more info, visit rosevillemusicinthepark.

com, loomischamber.com, roseville.ca.us,

and fountainsatroseville.com.

Roseville Parks and Rec photo courtesy of Roseville Parks and Rec. PlacerGROWN photo courtesy of Courtney McDonald of Four Tines Farm. Roseville Music in the Park photo courtesy of Performing Arts of Roseville.

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for healthy generations.

Every woman is unique—and has unique health needs at different stages of life. You deserve

the sharpest eye and the best detection available. That’s why Mercy Imaging Centers is

bringing an advanced new imaging center to the women of Roseville. Services include:

• 3D mammography

• Automated breast ultrasound

• Traditional screening mammography

• Bone densitometry

For women with dense breast tissue, 3D mammography is a powerful technology that

enhances our ability to detect cancer and gives physicians a fuller picture than with traditional

mammography alone.

Mercy Imaging Centers

Roseville Women’s

Imaging Center

1380 Lead Hill Blvd.

Suite 100

Roseville, CA 95661

Discover the difference. Come to the Women’s Imaging Center where you’ll get the care you

need and the benefit of same-day results. Schedule your annual screening mammogram

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local matters

Secret Menu Items

Fancy a covert mission? We do, which is why we went undercover to uncover the following secret and off-menu

items. Go now, on your own mission to sample these delicacies—no codenames, disguises, or secret handshakes

required. In no particular order…

The 10 Spot

Julian's

Pâtisserie

and Café in

Folsom has

some sweet

surprises up

its sleeve.

Firstly, all of

their crêpes are

customizable,

so instead

of getting their raspberry Nutella crêpe

with candied almonds, you can go crazy

and change it to strawberries, bananas,

and whipped cream instead. And if you’re

crazier still, try the awesome Frozen Hot

Chocolate, which comes in traditional,

caramel, and Oreo flavors. julianscafe.com

La Provence

Restaurant

and Terrace

in Roseville

has a secret

tapas menu

and weekly

“surprise”

specials menu

that are only

available

on Fridays in their lounge. Past items

have included Deviled Eggs and Pork

Belly with gherkins, croissant crostini,

frisée, and maple sriracha. Don’t think

that’s going to stay a secret much longer!

laprovenceroseville.com

Ask for the Penne

Toscana next time

you visit Vaiano

Tratorria in

Granite Bay.

It begins with

the browning of

crumbled sausage,

before red onions

and red wine are added to

the mix, after which their homemade meat

ASK THE Expert

by TARA MENDANHA

sauce is incorporated and tossed with penne

before folding in fresh spinach. Salivating

yet? We are. vaianotrattoria.com

Roll into Folsom’s Hisui Sushi and ask for

the Yost Roll that boasts shrimp tempura,

spicy tuna, crab, fried asparagus, avocado,

fresh ahi tuna, mushrooms, jalapeños,

tobiko, spicy garlic aioli, and unagi sauce.

Now that’s one satisfying mouthful.

hisuisushi.com

Citrus Toro is an über delicious chef’s

special that’s available at Mikuni in Fair

Oaks.

Chef Ule

serves

white

tuna

toro

sashimi

smeared with garlic, garnished with orange

slices, green onions, and chili powder before

being delicately finished with a ponzu and

miso dressing. Talk about a feast for the

senses. mikunisushi.com

Yes,

Wally’s

Pizza Bar

in Cameron

Park has

some

amazing

pizzas—

including

their rotating pie-of-the-week (Latin Luau,

Chicken Chili Verde, St. Patrick’s, etc.). But

what we spied with our greedy eyes was

the Sriracha Breakfast Potatoes that are

What are the developmental benefits of enrolling my child into an aquatics camp?

Aquatics camps teach life—

and lifesaving—skills while

encouraging positive and

fun socialization. What’s more,

they enhance independence, help

increase self-confidence, and

teach your child to respect the

environment and nature (including

served for breakfast on weekends. Their

already amazing breakfast potatoes

are tossed in garlic butter and

sriracha seasoning along with

peppers and onions. It’s

the perfect wake-up call!

wallyspizzabar.com

Sienna has not one,

not two, but a host

of secret menu

options to choose

from. Think Skirt Steak

Risotto (pictured),

blackened prawn salad,

and a Philly-style French

dip. Not to be outdone,

their sister establishment,

Land Ocean, offers their own

menu of crab cake sliders, chicken

teriyaki over rice, and The Lavish chicken

sandwich. siennarestaurants.com;

landoceanrestaurants.com

The Cali Hot Pastrami

at Guy’s for

Lunch in Roseville

has been named

the Cadillac of

sandwiches—one

customer even

jokingly calls it the

Tesla. The tender-spicy

pastrami comes with ripe, smooth avocado,

crispy bacon, and juicy tomato slices with

homemade smoky jalapeño mustard and

a bit of mayonnaise—all between a freshout-of-the-oven

soft sourdough roll.

Acquaint yourself with this beauty the next

time you visit Guy’s. guysforlunch.com

Visconti’s

Ristorante in

Folsom offers

meatballs that

can be added

to any menu

item or as a side

option to any dish. What many don't know

about their Baked Meatballs is that they’re

twice baked, which includes being topped

with parmesan and mozzarella then baked

in the oven until sinfully melty. Have them

on a sandwich, with spaghetti or plain, in all

their delicious glory. viscontisristorante.

com

Fusion Taps

is Folsom’s

newest

gastropub.

Their offmenu

Tilapia

Larb is an

authentic

Thai dish

that would

make any fish lover happy. Marinated

with fresh lime juice, tossed in herbs like

lemongrass, mint, cilantro, and galangal,

along with roasted rice powder and chili,

this delicacy is served with lettuce and

cucumbers and makes for a healthy

dining option. fusiontaps.com

the parts that aren’t so kind like poison oak, hypothermia, river

currents, rattlesnakes, etc.). Ultimately, your child will create

unforgettable memories while making new friends and learning

skills that a camper can use for the rest of their life.

Cindi Dulgar, Associate Director // Sacramento State Aquatic

Center // 1901 Hazel Avenue, Gold River // 916-278-2842,

sacstateaquaticcenter.com

Julian's, La Provence, Vaiano, Hisui, Wally's, Visconiti's,

and Sienna photos by Dante Fontana. Other 10 Spot

photos courtesy of their respective restaurant. Ask

the Experts photo ©Panya Studio - stock.adobe.com.

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Rocklin Parks

and Recreation

Beat the Heat by ONELLY OLIVAS-PEREZ

Summer is heating up with these exciting programs and

events. Mark your calendar for the following.

Gather: Movies in the Park

JULY 13

GATHER: MOVIES IN THE PARK

Gather with family and friends at Kathy Lund Park for great food,

artisan vendors, kids’ crafts, and more. Beginning at 8:30 p.m., Peter

Rabbit will play on the big screen. rocklin.ca.us/gather

ONGOING

SPORTS CAMPS

Keep the kids active this summer with a soccer camp (ages 6-12),

track and field camp (ages 7-14), lacrosse camp (grades k-6), volleyball

camp (grades k-8), cheer and dance camp (grades k-8), or basketball

camp (ages 6-12), among many other offerings. Programs begin this

month, so register soon. teamsideline.com/rocklinrecsports

ONGOING

VOLUNTEER

Be a part of Rocklin’s events, concerts, parks, and community by

signing up to volunteer today. rocklin.ca.us/volunteer

THROUGH OCTOBER 15

ROCKLIN WATER SPRAYGROUNDS

Stay cool by playing in the spray! Water spraygrounds are located

at Kathy Lund Park and Whitney Park; both are open from 10 a.m. to

7:30 p.m., seven days a week.

Photo courtesy of Rocklin Parks and Recreation.

SAVE THE DATE!

OCTOBER 6

ROCKLIN MINI MAKER FAIRE

Head to Sierra College for the “greatest show (and tell) on Earth”—a

gathering of fascinating, curious people who enjoy learning and love

sharing what they can do. From engineers and artists to scientists and

crafters, it’s a place for "makers" of all ages and abilities to showcase

their hobbies, experiments, and projects. Apply today to showcase

your work. rocklin.makerfaire.com

Stay up to date on these activities and others by following the City of Rocklin

on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @rocklinparksrec. For more information,

visit rocklin.ca.us/events.

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JULY

July is National Month

by ALYSSA MIELKE

Notable

Happenings

4 INDEPENDENCE DAY

3

1

FARM TO FORK DINNER. Spend an evening at Loomis Basin

Brewing Company to support Wellness Within, a local nonprofit

whose goal is to help patients and their families cope with the stress

of cancer. Enjoy a three-course meal made with fresh and organic

ingredients by Chef Laura Kelly from 4-7 p.m. wellnesswithin.org/

programcalendar/farm-to-fork-dinner

THE PRINCESS BRIDE. In an aim

to bring back the community

atmosphere of neighborhood

movie houses, Food Truck Cinema is

combining gourmet fare, live music,

and a showing of The Princess Bride at

Woodcreek Golf Club from 6-11 p.m.

foodtruckcinemas.com

4

13

FARMERS’ MARKET

DINNER. Savor a farmfresh,

five-course meal crafted by Il

Fornaio Executive Chef Israel Bejar

at The Grotto, located outside the

Westfield Galleria. Dinner is from

6:30-9:30 p.m. and includes gifts

from Raley’s and Galleria shops.

4TH OF JULY ROSEVILLE. Kick off your 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). After, watch the 9 a.m. parade start at

the Riverside/Douglas/Vernon intersection and continue throughout

downtown. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., enjoy food vendors and music by

the Capitol Pops Concert Band at Royer Park. roseville.ca.us/residents/

city_events/4th_of_july_celebration

Proceeds

benefit Food

for Families,

the nonprofit

focused on

ending hunger

by providing

fresh and

local foods to

those in need.

westfield.com/galleriaatroseville/

events/all-events/farmers-marketdinners/47873

(ALSO 14)

13

CALIFORNIA STATE

FAIR. Don’t miss the

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. Monday

through Thursday, and 10

a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday through

Sunday. castatefair.org

(THROUGH 29)

20

FRIDAY NIGHT MARKET.

Celebrate summertime

with friends, neighbors, and

the community

at Westfield

Galleria on the

Promenade

near Ruth’s

Chris Steak

House. Fresh

produce,

lively fun for the

whole family, and

tastes of local wines and beers

are all available from 6-9 p.m.

Entry is free, and a $10 ticket for

the “Wine and Beer Bar” benefits

Foods for Families. westfield.com/

galleriaatroseville/events/allevents/night-markets/47874

21

CONCERTS ON THE

SQUARE. The City of

Roseville’s staple summer activity

continues this month with Michael

Furlong's Tribute to Tom Petty. Tasty

food truck grub and a beer garden

are also available. Gates open at

6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30

p.m. roseville.ca.us

21

EPPIE’S GREAT RACE. Don’t

miss the world’s oldest

triathlon—presented by Eppie’s

Wellness Foundation in benefit of

Therapeutic Recreation Services,

a Sacramento County program

for people with special needs

and developmental disabilities—

featuring a 5.82-mile run, 12.5-mile

bike race, and 6.10-mile paddle

along the American River Parkway

starting at 8 a.m. eppiesgreatrace.

org

21

FAMILY CAMPOUT. Enjoy

a night under the stars

at Fairytale Town, complete with

exclusive playtime inside the park,

a theater performance, arts and

crafts, scavenger hunt, and bedtime

stories with a sing-along. Wake up to a

continental breakfast under a canopy

of trees. The fun starts at 5:30 p.m. and

goes until the next morning at 7 a.m.

fairytaletown.org

21

GRAPE DAYS OF SUMMER.

Celebrate local wine,

food, and agriculture as you take a

self-guided tour of the Placer Wine

Trail, taste foothill wines, and enjoy a

unique and educational experience

at each stop from noon to 5 p.m.

placerwine.com/plan-your-visit/

events/grape-days-of-summer

(ALSO 22)

Ice cream photo ©Jenifoto - stock.adobe.com. Fireworks illustration ©Noppasinw - stock.adobe.com. Friday Night Market photo ©matka_Wariatka - stock.adobe.com. Farm to Fork Dinner photo courtesy of Wellness Within.

Family Campout photo by Kourtney Flagg. Grape Days of Summer photo courtesy of Placer Wine Trail. Other photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.

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Photo courtesy of its respective company or organization.

more events

5

FARMERS’ MARKET AND

SUMMER NIGHTS. Come for

the fresh produce and stay for the

entertainment at this community

gathering that’s full of music, food

vendors, kids’ activities, and more.

The fun goes from 5-9 p.m. in

Downtown Lincoln at Beermann

Plaza. 916-645-2035

(ALSO 12, 19, & 26)

6

FIRST FRIDAY STREET

FAIR. Head to the Fountains

at Roseville from 6-9 p.m. for a

car show, costumed characters,

artisans and crafters, a kids' zone,

make-and-take activities, and more.

fountainsatroseville.com/play

7

HAWKS, HONKERS, AND

HOOTS. Meet local raptors

(birds of prey) and water birds in

this fun, educational show at Maidu

Community Center from 1-2 p.m.

Following the show, a discovery table

provides a hands-on experience.

hawkshonkersandhoots.org/whatis-hhh-up-to.html

7

RED, WHITE, ARTS, AND

BREWS. Placer Foothills

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 904

and Placer County Arts Council are

teaming up for a benefit concert from

6-9 p.m. at Auburn’s Gold Country

Fairgrounds. There will be veteran

acknowledgments, a patriotic art

show, artist displays, food trucks,

brews, and wine. eventbrite.

com/e/red-white-arts-brewstickets-45736491076

10

BIG TRUCKS SUMMER.

Bring your kids to the

Roseville Utility Exploration Center

(July 10 and 17) and Maidu Regional

Park (July 24 and 31) from 9:30-11

a.m. for story time, department

truck demonstrations, games, and

activities for truck lovers of all ages.

Admission is free. roseville.ca.us/

residents/city_events

(ALSO 17, 24, & 31)

11

MUMBO GUMBO. Fairytale Town

is hosting a live concert on the

Mother Goose Stage by Mumbo Gumbo,

one of Northern California’s top musical

groups for over 25 years. Gates open at 6

p.m. fairytaletown.org

13

GATHER: MOVIE IN THE

PARK. Enjoy the hit Peter

Rabbit at Kathy Lund Park beginning

at 5 p.m. Outdoor dining, interactive

art, an artisan alley, local food trucks,

and an activity station for the kids

are also on tap. rocklin.ca.us /event/

gather-movie-park

13

THE WEDDING SINGER. Get

ready to laugh at the latest

musical put on by Rocklin Community

Theatre. The story revolves around

a wedding singer named Robbie and

both his failed past relationship and

a budding new one. Show times vary.

rocklintheatre.org

(THROUGH 29)

14 DO-IT-YOURSELF

IRRIGATION 101. Water

experts from the City of Roseville will

help with all your irrigation needs at

a hands-on workshop designed to

provide you with basic information,

system component descriptions,

and tools needed for an at-home site

evaluation. Pre-registration is required.

roseville.ca.us/gardeningworkshops

27

UNDER THE TUSCAN

MOON. From 7-10 p.m. at

the Veterans Community Garden

in Auburn, enjoy appetizers,

entertainment, door prizes, a silent

auction, and a no-host bar. Proceeds

benefit the Auburn Veterans Day

Parade Committee and the Forgotten

Soldier Program. 530-885-1428

28

CHILD ABDUCTION

PREVENTION AND SAFETY

WORKSHOP. Bring your children

(12 and under) to THE STUDIO Martial

Arts and Fitness from 12:30-2 p.m.

for a workshop that will cover ageappropriate

self-defense techniques,

safety drills, tips on what to do if they’re

approached, fingerprint kits, and more.

In an adjacent room, adults will focus

on parent-appropriate information

designed to keep children safe. Fee is $60

for parents and one child ($20 for each

additional child). Space is limited; preregistration

is required. 916-258-5425

18

SAVE THE DATE!

AUGUST

WALK FOR WISHES. Join

the Make-A-Wish Foundation

and help grant wishes for children in

our community with life-threatening

medical conditions at this 9 a.m.

morning walk with friends, family, and

co-workers. Meet at the State Capitol

at 8 a.m. for registration and check-in.

necannv.wish.org

25

RACE FOR THE ARTS. Don’t

miss this one-of-a-kind 5K

run/walk and kids’ fun run at William

Land Park featuring a mini art festival

that benefits PlacerArts, Rocklin

Academy Music Program, Roseville

Arts Center, Granite Bay High School

Emerald Brigade Boosters, Roseville

Theatre Arts Academy and other local

nonprofits. Check in and registration is

at 7 a.m. raceforthearts.com

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CELEBRITY CHILI COOK-OFF

March 16 // Maidu Community Center, Roseville

1

Local community leaders tied on their aprons and

went head to head for a special chili cook-off to

help fund an anti-bullying program at area schools.

Roseville Vice Mayor Bonnie Gore took first place

with some help from Landon Wolf, who shared his

grandmother’s secret recipe. The big winner was

Adelante High School Principal Amy Lloyd.

1 Joe Landon, Shannon Blockton, Judy Fischer, Jess Borjon, Ron

Severson, and Steve Williams 2 Bonnie Gore and Landon Wolf

3 Dan Palmer and Amy Lloyd 4 Derk Garcia 5 Kevin Kiley

Photos courtesy of ALLENE SALERNO WITH LENIE’S PICTURES

2 3 4 5

GRAND REVEAL CELEBRATION

May 1 // @the Grounds, Roseville

Placer Valley Tourism and local

residents celebrated the progress of

@the Grounds with unique food and

drink vendors, gold panning, stilt

walkers, jugglers, and a quinceañera

fashion show. Completed renovations

include a digital marquee, new

landscaping along Washington

Boulevard, paving of the south end

parking lot, renovations to Johnson

and Jones halls, upgrades to the multiuse

barns, new walkways throughout

the complex, and more.

1

2

1 Mark Rideout, David Attaway, Heather Hilton,

Karen Ross, Jim Holmes, and Jack Duran 2

Heather Hilton, Pablo Paniagua, and Jenna

Smith 3 Susan Rohan and Rob Haswell 4

Shawn Tillman, Gabrielle Stevenson, and

Wendy Gerig 5 Armored Combat League

of Sacramento 6 Tom and Thomas Patrick

Gallahue

Photos by TOM GALLAHUE

3 4 5 6

HAIR WARS

April 27 // Morgan Creek Golf Club, Roseville

Over 300 people enjoyed this sixth annual event that raised nearly $12,000 for Hartsong Ranch Animal Sanctuary and NorCal Bully Breed Rescue and featured a

runway showcase of unconventional, elaborate hairstyles and fashion.

1 Hair Gone Wild 2 Tangled Salon 3 Second place winner: Halo Salon and Day Spa 4 First place winner: Shear Attitude and Color Envy Salons

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KIWANIS CLUB OPEN HOUSE

April 17 // Buonarroti Ristorante, Lincoln

The Kiwanis Club of Lincoln hosted this open house to showcase

their many programs and celebrate raising $60,000 last year via

multiple fund-raisers, which will be used to sponsor the club and go

toward various youth community projects.

1 Randy Woods, Kiana Leong, and Dan Germaine 2 Mike Caporale and Sarah

Lambrose 3 Members of Kiwanis Club of Lincoln 4 Sharon Lewis and Christy Auld

Photos by MAGGIE ROSE MCGURK PHOTO ART PHOTOGRAPHY

1

2

3

4

TEAM GIVING ANNUAL

VOLUNTEER CELEBRATION

April 26 // Mercedes-Benz of

Rocklin

Over 160 nonprofit and

community leaders and

volunteers gathered to celebrate

the good work being done in

the community at this annual

event. Assemblyman Kevin Kiley

presented each honoree with a

certificate of appreciation.

1 Frank Udvarhely with Miss Auburn,

winner of the West Coast Pageants 2 Don

Harris, Avery Clifton, and Frank Udvarhely

3 Trudy Harris and Cynthia Woods

Photos courtesy of TEAM GIVING

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WINE AND WISHES

April 28 // Sacramento Convention Center

Over 700 guests enjoyed tastings from more than 65 premier wine and food

vendors before being escorted to a ballroom where they savored a gourmet

dinner, participated in a live auction, heard stories from wish alumni, and

witnessed a local child discover that her wish to have a bedroom makeover

was granted.

1 Ryan Russell, Elle Martucci, Debbie and Frank Isaac, Brad Sanders, and Michele Flynn 2 Jennifer

Stolo, Sammie Dacong, and Dr. Kent Jolly 3 Candace and Ryan Lucchetti, Vanessa and David

Moore, and Molly and Jason Blum 4 Kate Renwick-Espinosa and Folasade

Photos by MARK BROOKS PHOTOGRAPHY

2 3

1

4

TOP SWING

April 8 // Topgolf, Roseville

1 2

The Jessup Athletic Association hosted this family-friendly

fund-raiser featuring golf and other games, food, beverages,

prizes, awards, and more. Proceeds will go directly to

support William Jessup University’s athletic programs and

scholarships.

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Bodine 4 Tyler Williams, Andrew Greene, and Gina Williams 5 Clete and

Ashleigh Purinton, Daniel and Emily Allen, Adam and Carrie Caballero, and

Josh and Astrid Frank

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3

Photos courtesy of WILLIAM JESSUP UNIVERSITY

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artwork images artist courtesy photo by of DANTE HEATHER FONTANA SCOTT

artist photo by DANTE FONTANA

Growing up, Heather Scott’s answer to the

age-old question, “What do you want to

be when you grow up?” was always, “An

artist!” After a college course in smallscale

sculpture, Scott became enamored

with the idea of creating transportable

art, which eventually led her to artisanal jewelry design. For

10 years now, she’s perfected her skill in working with mitsuro,

a 1,300-year-old Japanese technique using malleable wax.

“Jewelry is my preferred medium, because I really enjoy the

idea of art you can take with you,” shares Scott. “I believe art

isn’t only an expression of the artist but an expression of

the person who owns [it, too].” View Scott’s latest creations

at Loomis’ High Hand Art Gallery, Navada City’s Camelot

Gallery, and Placerville’s Gold Country Artists’ Gallery.

Mitsuro Waterfall

Necklace

Mitsuro Flower Earrings

HLB: WHAT ARE SOME UNIQUE ASPECTS OF WORKING

WITH MITSURO?

HS: When warmed to body temperature, [mitsuro] can be

shaped, pulled, folded, and twisted to create delicate

striations—long organic grooves and ridges that run

the length of the material—and the intricate patterns

cannot be duplicated by other jewelry techniques.

Because the wax is temperature sensitive and the

unbroken texture takes time to form, one of the

challenges is maintaining the temperature of the

wax while handling it. Once the mitsuro is shaped

into its final design, the fragile model has to be stored

in a dry, cool, dust-free environment until it can be

transformed into silver or gold.

Sunrays Through the

Waves Necklace

14K Mitsuro Leaf Ring

HLB: HOW IS JEWELRY DESIGN IDEAL IN EXPRESSING

YOUR INSPIRATION?

HS: I’ve always been inspired by flowers, plants, waves,

rivers, streams, and the movement of nature. The

sweeping lines and grooves in mitsuro lend to the

organic shapes and nature-inspired designs I utilize in my work. Artisan jewelry is a way to

see how someone relates to an artist’s work on a more personal level. I really enjoy seeing

how a piece I create looks on someone and believe jewelry allows you to connect with others,

since oftentimes it has a story; I’ve gotten to know people better just by asking them about an

interesting piece they’re wearing.

HLB: WHEN DID YOU CONSIDER YOURSELF A PROFESSIONAL ARTIST?

HS: I’ve been selling my work since college, but I didn’t consider myself a professional until

artbeat

Through July 7 – Titus

Andronicus. Roseville

Theatre Arts Academy

presents William

Shakespeare’s tragedy

about the celebrated

and victorious

protector of Rome,

Titus Andronicus, and

the violent, vicious

circle of revenge and

counter-revenge with

Tamora, the queen of

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2012 when I showed my work at Off the Cuff at Fine Arts

Associates in Honolulu, Hawaii. I sold most of the pieces I

made, which gave me the confidence to continue pursuing

art as my profession.

HLB: HOW DO YOU OVERCOME ARTIST’S BLOCK?

HS: I’d like to say I just take a break from a particular project,

but it’s more than that. Since mitsuro is such an organic

material, working with [it] is often a conversation between

artist and medium. Sometimes it’ll suggest what it wants to

be and where it wants to go, which oftentimes is the hint of

inspiration I need to complete a design. If that doesn’t work,

a night out Lindy-hopping or blues dancing always seems to

do the trick.

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health & wellness

Power

of Pets

9 Ways Animals

Help Heal Us

by KOURTNEY JASON

About 95 percent of pet owners consider their furry friends to be

family members, and about half will buy them a birthday or holiday

present this year, according to a Harris Poll. But did you know these

relationships also have positive effects on your physical and mental

health? Read on for the myriad of ways pets help humans heal.

1 The Feeling is Mutual

“There have been studies [done proving that] the benefits are mutual, and

the relationship is essential to the well-being of both the human and the animal,”

says Wendy Goossen, CTR, director of cancer services at Marshall Medical Center.

“Studies have shown that oxytocin levels are increased in dogs when they interact

with their owner as opposed to strangers.”

2 Unconditional Love

Something that makes the human-animal relationship so easy is that it’s

not complicated, says Jeremy Ernst, DO, psychiatrist at Marshall Medical Center.

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“It allows people to have nonjudgmental

love,” he continues.

3 Let’s Get Physical

Susan Garlinghouse, DVM, a

veterinarian at Goldorado Animal Hospital

in Cameron Park, says dog owners, on

average, tend to walk almost twice as

much per week as non-dog owners, and

are 54 percent more likely to meet the

recommended levels of physical exercise.

4 Allergy Alleviation

Having a family pet will benefit the

health of your kids, too. “In young families,

according to a study published in Clinical & Experimental Allergy, children exposed to pets in

their first year are less likely to suffer from allergies and eczema as adults,” Garlinghouse says.

5 Bonded for Life

According to Garlinghouse, “Studies have indicated that young adults with deep

bonds to a pet feel more connected in relationships and to their communities, and are

more likely to take on leadership roles than those without pets.”

6 No Judgement Zone

Garlinghouse says pets don’t care how you look, how much money you make, or what

kind of car you drive—they’re just happy to be with you and to have your attention. “A good

portion of these feelings of higher self-esteem probably stem from that. It’s hard not to feel

better about yourself when your dog thinks you’re terrific just the way you are,” she says.

7 Creature Comforts

And it’s not just dogs that help our well-being. “A lot of these benefits come from

caring for almost any pet,” Garlinghouse says. “In one study, stressed adults decreased

their anxiety levels when they stroked a rabbit or a turtle but not when they handled a

toy rabbit or turtle.”

8 In Sickness and in Health

Facility dogs Henry, Penny, Marty, Feather, and Glimmer are graduates of Canine

Companions for Independence who, along with child life specialists at Sutter Children’s

Center, help make life in the hospital a little less stressful by providing joy and comfort

to pediatric patients and their families. [Studies show that] pain reduction is four times

greater in children undergoing animal-assisted therapy compared to those relaxing for 15

minutes,” says Amy Medovoy, child life coordinator at Sutter Medical Center in Sacramento.

“Patients feel less lonely, less depressed, and enjoy the change in routine. For inpatient

adolescents, the presence of a dog on the unit improve outcomes by redefining the inpatient

environment and providing unconditional acceptance.”

9 Mood Booster

Forming an attachment to animals is a combination of both biological and social needs.

“Those endorphins released when we have a positive interaction with an animal just makes

you feel good,” Garlinghouse says. “No matter how rotten your day has been, no matter how

judged or criticized you might feel from people around you, no matter how lonely or isolated

you might be feeling, it’s a great feeling to come through the door and know your pets are always

delighted to see you and think you’re absolutely wonderful.”

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“We saw a lot of missed opportunities between volunteers and positions

available and wanted to bridge the gap,” says Woods. “We don’t replace staff,”

adds Harris. “We complement what’s already being done in whatever capacity

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Since Team Giving opened its doors in February 2016, they’ve coordinated

more than 9,500 volunteer hours, including helping local students meet

their schools’ community service requirements. Their website lists dozens of

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home design

When it comes to protecting

furniture against furry friend’s

antics, it’s imperative to have

durable décor—think easy-toclean

furnishings, area rugs, and slipcovers. Read

on for the best accessories and our top tips to keep

interiors in pet-proof shape.

1

UPHOLSTERY

Both pets and humans are guilty of being

the culprits behind upholstery stains. To make

sure your new couch or favorite chair stands the

test of pets, kids, and time, stick to Fido-friendly

fabrics, like indoor/outdoor and stain-repellant

Durable

Décor

5 Stylish Pet-Proof Solutions

by KERRIE L. KELLY, FASID

and hassle, keeping the focus

on enjoying your furry friends

instead of keeping everyone off

the white chairs.

options. Crypton can endure both dirty pet tracks and party

spills and is surprisingly comfortable; ultrasuede is also a great

option, as spills can be easily wiped up and won’t get caught in

little claws due to its weave; while leather repels stains and dirt

but could potentially be damaged by rebellious scratching claws.

2 SLIPCOVERS

If shelling out for a pet-friendly upholstery piece isn’t on

the home improvement to-do list, slipcovers are easy upgrades

that can help immensely when feathering your nest. Just be

sure to keep an eye out for ones that don’t require dry cleaning.

Investing in furniture with slipcovers can save you both time

Kerrie L. Kelly, FASID, is an award-winning

interior designer, author, product developer, and

multimedia consultant helping brands reach the

interior design community. To contact her, visit

kerriekelly.com or call 916-706-2089.

3

AREA RUGS

Rugs are must-haves for

every major room, tying in the

décor and creating a cozy place

for pets to curl up (that isn’t on

your brand-new furniture). Opt for a pet-proof rug like an indoor/

outdoor one that’ll keep stains away. The beauty of them is their

ability to deflect dirt, spills, and stains—all while

providing a relatively comfortable feel under those

paws. Great for high-traffic areas and available in

just about every pattern and color imaginable, they

double as a way to play up your interior palette. If

an indoor/outdoor one isn’t for you, stick to those

with low-piles, small patterns, and dark colors, as

they’ll make stains and dirt harder to see and keep

cute little paws and claws from unhooking loops

and destroying it come play time.

4 ACCESSORIES

Switch out seasonal accessories for ones that add pizazz

and durability. A festive throw isn’t only great for providing extra

coverage on sofas and seating areas, but it also adds a pop of

color and pattern. Sisal rope can be a great remedy for unwanted

cat scratching when wrapped around chair legs or poles; spice

it up with alternating colored rope for a two-in-one decoration.

5 LANDSCAPING

Pet-friendly furnishings aren’t the only things you need

to consider, however: Outdoor accents like cut flowers and

landscaping need to be kitty- and pup-friendly, too. Azaleas

and lilies are well-known no-nos around animals, due to

their toxicity, but many lesser-known ones are still commonly

found in backyards and public spaces. Check the ASPCA’s

poisonous plants list (aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control/

toxic-and-non-toxic-plants) to make sure those beautiful flower

centerpieces won’t harm your beloved pet.

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Louis Dog Organic Kiss

Me Dress, $58, and Dog

Bikini, $30, at Posh Puppy

Boutique, 6040 Stanford

Ranch Road, Suite 100,

Rocklin. 916-435-3044,

poshpuppyboutique.com

Stella & Chewy's

Freeze-Dried Raw

Chicken Meal Mixers,

$18.99+, and Stella

& Chewy's Freeze

Dried Raw Super-

Beef Dinner Patties, $13.99, at Animal

Nutrition and Grooming Center, 1805 Cirby

Way, Suite 10, Roseville. 916-782-7300,

animalnutritioncenter.net

Kong Cozie Chew Toy,

$10 at Pro Groom, 935

Roseville Parkway, Suite

100, Roseville. 916-782-4172,

progroomroseville.com

The Kenyan Collection Dog

Collar, $46.99+ at The Doggie

Bag, 6881 Douglas Boulevard,

Granite Bay. 916-786-9663;

1070 Pleasant Grove Boulevard,

Suite 100, Roseville. 916-789-

9663, thedoggiebag.com

Bath and Brush Package, $40+

(includes shampoo and

condition, soothing blueberry

facial scrub, blow dry,

brush-out, nail trim, ear

cleaning and plucking, anal

gland expression, bow or

bandanna, and cologne) at

West Roseville Pet Resort

and Grooming Salon, 7631

Galilee Road, Suite 120,

Roseville. 916-773-8309,

westrosevillepetresort.com

Merrick Purrfect Bistro

Grain Free Real Salmon

Recipe Dry Cat Food,

$15.99 at Douglas Feed

and Pet Supply, 5460

Douglas Boulevard,

Granite Bay. 916-791-

3202, douglasranchsupply.

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A&E Flight

Bird Cage and

Stand, $209 at

The Bird Shop,

5005 Foothills

Boulevard, Suite

1B, Roseville.

916-338-0505,

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com

TropiClean Neem

and Citrus Pet

Shampoo, $12.99

at Incredible Pets,

1105 Roseville

Square,

Roseville.

916- 786-7701,

incredpets.com

Benebone Peanut

Butter Jumbo

Wishbone Dog Chew

Toy, $19.99 at Village Pets,

8522 Madison Avenue,

Fair Oaks. 916-903-7777,

villagepets.com

Nylabone

Moderate Dental

Chew, $4.99+ at Bark

Avenue, 4781 Granite

Drive, Rocklin.

916-315-2650,

barkavenueca.com

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People

and Their

Pets

According to the

American Pet Products

Association’s National

Pet Owners Survey,

68 percent of U.S.

households own a

pet. What’s more,

we spent $69 billion

on them last year.

Clearly, we love our

animals, and we’ll do

(and pay) whatever it

takes to make them

happy. Read on for a

pictorial of local pets, plus

three top dogs making

a difference in the

community, pet-friendly

patios, a roundup of local

shelters, and more.

Picture Perfect

by Megan Wiskus

Paws for a moment to drool over these local animal

companions.

Boomer

“Boomer is a three-year-old Labrador-coonhound mix who was rescued at

just five weeks old. He loves to go on runs, car rides, lay by a cozy fire, and sit

on my lap and snuggle. Though he’s 75 pounds, he thinks he’s 20 pounds.”—

Morgan Rodriguez

Angel

“Angel has one blue eye and

one green eye. Her hobby is

chasing bugs when we’re in our

backyard.”—Gilbert Carma

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People

Pets

and Their

TAKE SHELTER

By Alyssa Mielke

Itching to welcome a furry

friend to your family? Check

out these local animal rescues

to find your perfect pet match.

Achilles, Choco Latte and

Rocco with Lorraine (human)

“I enjoy walking my Great Dane

Achilles, Doberman Rocco, and

Chihuahua Choco Latte around

my neighborhood in Rocklin.

They were even in a breast cancer

fund-raiser dog fashion show,

Hounds for Hooters.”—Lorraine

Thomas

Buster

“Buster is an observer whose

favorite foods are fruits and

vegetables. He’s also incredibly

spoiled (ahem, loved)!”—Jeana

Bronson

Bella

“Bella is a one-year-old

Doberman who loves

to sunbathe by the pool

and play with her stuffed

animals.”—Jane Theuer

FieldHaven Feline Center

Ensures that their cats have

a safe place to call home by

supporting the health and

safety of the animals in the

community. 2754 Ironwood

Lane, Lincoln, 916-434-6022,

fieldhavenfelinecenter.com

Labs 2 Love Rescue

Helps to find every Labrador

retriever a kind, loving, and

forever home after providing

veterinary car if needed. Lincoln,

labs2loverescue.org

Carmelo

“Carmelo is a rescue from the

Placer SPCA. He’s very vocal and

affectionate and loves stalking

birds from the window and

chasing toy mice around the

house.”—David Whitman

Finn

“Finn is a corgi and going to be a

therapy dog when he grows up.”—

Margaret Ervin

Bailie

“Bailie, aka Bailie Bear, is an angel

now, but memories of her live on. She

loved everyone (except her nemesis—

squirrels). She loved to hide from us,

but she would lay low and flat, right

on top of the vinca ground cover…

plain as day!”—Susan Ishimaru

Bailey with Adam (human)

“Bailey lives for food! He literally

performs flips and partial

somersaults as he awaits the

delivery of his food bowl. His

BFF is his ‘brother’ Adam.”—Jen

Kosciuk

Colleen

“Colleen is notorious for stealing

food; she swiped this waffle right

out of the toaster!”—Wendy and

Kevin Martin

One More Dog Rescue

Dedicated to saving lives,

one dog at a time. Loomis,

onemoredogrescue.com

Placer SPCA

Strives for every adoptable

animal to have a home and

ensures each animal is treated

with kindness. 150 Corporation

Yard Road, Roseville, 916-782-

7722, placerspca.org

Sierra Pacific Great Pyrenees

Club

Committed to preserving,

protecting, and promoting the

Great Pyrenees dog breed.

Granite Bay, 916-791-7580,

spgpc.com

Annie

“Everybody loves Annie (Anna Louise). She gets along well with all dogs

and people, likes watching TV and listening to live music, and is a great

swimmer and retriever.”—Felipe Luevanos

Bella

“Bella is a nine-year-old

Pomeranian. She loves salmon

and burgers, is afraid of highpitched

beeping sounds, and was

just diagnosed with mitral valve

heart disease.”—Karen Peters

Bon Bon with Samantha

(human)

“Bon Bon is a rescue Maltese-Jack

Russell terrier mix. She can twirl

on her hind legs, loves cheesy

treats, and is a loving, playful

dog.”—Jeremy Tsang

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Emma

“Emma is a rescue who was

thrown away in a donation box

in the middle of the night at

the SPCA. She lives to eat, and

everything that goes into her

mouth is her very favorite food.

She loves sleeping in our bed

and sometimes wonders why

we’re there taking up space. She’s

the love of our life.”—Don and

Eileen Lento

Chiko

“Chiko loves his walks and

playtime at the dog park. His two

favorite things are chillaxing on

the couch with his favorite pillow

and sleeping under the covers

with Mom. He’s an American

Bulldog mix and was adopted

two-and-a-half years ago from the

Placer SPCA.”—Larissa Parecki

Koa Kalani

“Koa Kalani loves to go for walks,

play tag, chase balls, eat peanut

butter and pumpkin biscuits,

and is learning how to swim.”—

Valentina Cannon

Halli and Polo

“Halli is a three-year-old basset hound and Polo is a 15-year-old poodle

mix. They love sunbathing in the backyard, sitting in our chairs, and

are both rescue dogs. If we leave our morning coffee mug unattended,

they’ll finish it off for us.”—Mary O’Connor

Sadie and Miley

“Sadie is a border

collie lab mix who

loves to party; Miley

loves a good treat

and stealing human

food at any cost.”—

Geoff Devers

Top Dogs by Alyssa Mielke

Every dog has its day, but the following pups and their

people are doing big things day in, day out.

Richard Hunter and Klinger

Five-year-old Klinger is the first-ever certified dual purpose

running guide dog in the U.S. Add to that the bond he has with his

owner, Richard Hunter, and the dog is one of a kind.

Hunter, an avid runner and former commissioned Marine

officer lost much of his sight due to retinitis pigmentosa, but

his blindness hasn’t stopped him from achieving a long list of

accomplishments—some

of which include running

the Boston Marathon

multiple times, being the

second blind American

runner to complete a 100-

mile endurance run, and

receiving the Sacramento

Running Association’s 2017

Community Runner of the

Year Award.

After he was struck by a

car while riding his tandem

bicycle and seriously

injured, Hunter’s middle daughter encouraged him to get a guide

dog. Unfortunately, guide dogs who could go on runs didn’t

exist. Enter Guiding Eyes for the Blind. With assistance from the

nonprofit’s CEO, Thomas Panek, Hunter helped create a special

training program for running guide dogs. Hunter says Klinger’s

success has “paved the way for other blind runners to be partnered

with running guide dogs across

the U.S.” and is what makes him

proudest of his dog.

Klinger, with his undying

stamina, offers Hunter a new

sense of freedom within his

Folsom neighborhood. The

German shepherd is his most

frequent running guide and is

always rewarded by “a game of

fetch with a tennis ball after

every single run.” In addition

to that, Klinger has a friendly

and gentle disposition and is the

Q&A

Favorite food: Blue Buffalo

Grain-Free Chicken; Charlee

Bear Dog Treats

Favorite activity: Chasing

after tennis balls

Guilty pleasure: Anything

with the scent of peanut

butter

Hidden talent: Catching a

tennis ball over his shoulder

while running

Favorite local landmark: The

park or zoo

Favorite toy: Tennis balls

poster pup for guide dogs everywhere. At press time, Klinger was

a semifinalist for the American Humane Hero Dog Awards, an

annual campaign that recognizes heroes on both ends of the leash.

Wendy Goossen and Max

There’s just something about seeing a large, mocha-colored

Labradoodle bounding down a medical center hallway that

brightens up the whole atmosphere. At Marshall Medical Center

in Placerville, Max raises the spirits of each patient fighting

cancer when he comes to work with his owner, Cancer Resource

Center Director Wendy Goossen. For many patients, the

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People

Pets

and Their

treatment they receive is

part medication and part

love from the soft dog. “I

love that Max makes so

many [patients] smile. It

really makes their day to

have someone to hug,”

Goossen says.

Thanks to initial funding

from Wells Fargo and

supplemental contributions

from community members,

Marshall Medical Center

raised money for its pet therapy program. Once Goossen was

approved for a canine therapy dog and realized the dog couldn’t

shed, she was led straight to Max, who’s hypoallergenic so can be

around patients with fur allergies.

The four-year old pup has

been with Goossen since he was

nine weeks old, when she and

Max bonded especially well on

one of Goossen’s visits to Brasken

Labradoodles in San Luis Obispo.

Now, Max visits the patients

each day to make sure they feel

loved and supported. Greeting

the people who come through the

door is his favorite thing to do, but

he also loves to hang out with the

patients receiving treatment.

Q&A

Favorite food: Anything he

can’t have

Favorite activity: Chasing

balls

Guilty pleasure: Sneaking

into the neighbor’s yard

Hidden talent: Swimming

Favorite local landmark:

Historic Main Street in

Placerville

Favorite toy: A monkey he’s

had since puppyhood

On Max’s days off, he loves going hiking and playing in the

water. Goossen says, “It’s so much fun to watch him love the

outdoors and appreciate being in nature.”

Lilo and Louie

“I’ve had Lilo (left) for four

years. I volunteer at Leaps and

Bounds Rabbit Rescue and when

I brought home Louie (right) as

a foster, they fell in love right

away, so we adopted him and now

they get to be together forever.”—

Kaitlyn Bryer

Lucy LuLu

“Lucy LuLu is a six-year-old

toy Yorkie. She snacks on Rice

Chex and loves to play ‘catch

me’ around the living room.”—

Patricia Tocher

Madison and Quinn

“Madison and Quinn are

the babies of the house!

They love their treats

and belly rubs from their

mom.”—Tanya White

Maks with Kylee (human)

“We rescued Maks as a puppy,

and he’s absolutely the best dog!

He loves his family and going on

road trips to the ocean.”—Kari

McKinley

Officer Gage Lawley and Eros

Don’t let Eros’ dashing good

looks deceive you. This fierce

K-9 officer on the Roseville

Police Department loves

tug-of-war, chicken, and

justice. The handsome sable

colored dog is originally

from Germany and was

sent to Canada where he was

unfortunately injured.

In August 2010, Eros was

transferred to California

and paired with his owner,

Officer Gage Lawley,

where he underwent what

is equivilent to the police

academy for dogs—a 12-week

intensive training session.

In addition to initial certification, each K-9 team trains two days a

month with other K-9 units in the region to stay sharp in the field.

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Maya and Chiquillo

“Maya, a three-year-old German

shepherd, protects me and

is very sweet and loyal. She’d

rather receive my love, affection,

and petting than eat her food.

Chiquillo, a three-year-old

Doberman and husky with one

blue and one brown eye, is very

playful and handsome and jumps

high while twisting in the air.”—

Felipe Luevanos

Midas

“Midas is a 115-pound, five-yearold

Bernese mountain dog. He

can balance a treat on his nose,

loves to have his ears scratched,

and his favorite spot in the house

is directly underneath the baby’s

highchair.”—Erika Phillipsen

Olive

“When Olive

gets tired of

chasing lizards,

she enjoys a nice,

relaxing belly

rub.”—Max Lee

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PET-FRIENDLY PATIOS

By Alyssa Mielke

The following establishments

welcome well-behaved furry friends

on their patios with open paws.

Molly

“Molly loves to take water bottles

and bury them; it keeps her occupied

for hours!”—Sandra Slater

Mr. Lincoln

“Mr. Lincoln is a 13-year-old wirehair-fox

terrier who’s tired of

walking. He’s been photographed

hundreds of times and is a rock

star.”—Sue Fone

Pepper Garcia

“This is Pepper Garcia enjoying

the beautiful river at Coloma

Resort. She is just happy to be

wherever the family is and loves

cheese and bacon.”—Maria Garcia

Olivia Scout

“Four-year-old Olivia Scout

was adopted from the Yolo

County SPCA and is a spirited

Chihuahua-cairn terrier who lives

up to her mixed breed reputation.

She absolutely loves her threemile

daily walks, hopping from

the side of the pool onto her own

boogie board, and playing water

bomb!”—Kimberly Adorni

Ollie

“Ollie was rescued from a local

animal shelter five years ago.

He loves to cover himself and

curl up under his blankets and

entertain us with his many

tricks: sit, shake, beg (tilting

his head with his tongue

hanging out), spin around, roll

over, and back up. He’s cute

but demanding—barking at us

when he wants to eat or go out

and even when he wants us to

sit so he can lay on our laps, but

we totally love him!”—Susan

Ishimaru

Pippa

“Pippa is a vizsla (Hungarian

shorthaired pointer) and ‘works’

as a greeter and test-eater at

Campfire Treats (handmade dog

treats store) in Rocklin. She’s

always cheerful and loves to run,

play, and swim in the pool.”—

Stevie Wittich

Polar Bear

“This is Polar Bear. Found as a

stray in Sacramento, he now lives

in Roseville with three other fur

babies and couldn’t be happier (or

sweeter)! “—Nikki Portillo

Anatolian Table

Expand your cultural palate with this

Turkish-style restaurant serving up

chicken, lamb, beef, and seafood.

6504 Lonetree Boulevard, Rocklin,

916-772-3020, anatoliantable.com

Auburn Alehouse

Small-batch beers are brewed on

site, and there’s a tasty breakfast

and bistro menu available with a side

of great service. 289 Washington

Street, Auburn, 530-885-2537,

auburnalehouse.com

Awful Annie’s

A must-stop for breakfast and

brunch with a full bar and all the

awfully good breakfast food you

could ever want. 490 Lincoln

Boulevard, Lincoln, 916-645-9766;

13460 Lincoln Way, Auburn, 530-

888-9857, awfulannies.com

Bar 101

Live music, craft beer, and the best

food around. What more could you

ask for from a modern tavern in

Roseville’s historic downtown? 101

Main Street, Roseville, 916-774-

0505, bar101roseville.com

Mooyah Burgers, Fries and Shakes

Satisfy your craving for the best

custom burgers, fries, and shakes

at this classic choice for all things

tasty. 5194 Commons Drive, Suite

110, Rocklin, 916-660-9591,

mooyah.com/locations/rocklinca-203

Origin Coffee and Tea

The coffee is great, and so is the

fact that each dollar raised supports

stopping human trafficking around

the world. 2168 Sunset Boulevard,

Suite 105, Rocklin, 916-787-5676,

origincoffee.org

The Monk’s Cellar

Enjoy artisanal beer and creative

seasonal dishes while seated

directly in the heart of Roseville. 240

Vernon Street, Roseville, 916-786-

6665, monkscellar.com

Ritz with Lisa (human)

“We recently adopted Ritz from

a local shelter. He seems happy to

have a new furever family!”—Lisa

Davis

Piper

“Piper is a two-year-old terrier

rescue. She’s very smart and sweet

and loves her new forever home.”—

Bonnie Wagner

Remi

“Remi is an eight-year-old blue

Weimariner who loves to chase

tennis balls. We spend many days

hiking and swimming at Folsom

Lake. He speaks, rolls over, and

will ‘give you five.’ Much to my

dismay, he is quite the ‘counter

surfer.’”—Maureen Reissmann

Zócalo

The best steak tacos and margaritas

around—all located in this elegant

Mexican restaurant and bar. 1182

Roseville Parkway, Roseville, 916-

788-0303, zocalosacramento.com

Pam’s Glorified Ham ‘n’ Eggs

There’s a reason the ham and

eggs are glorified. They’re open for

breakfast and brunch and will make

everyone happy. 1950 Douglas

Boulevard, Roseville, 916-782-2400,

eatatpegs.com

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Pets

and Their

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“Eros is always wanting to

work,” Officer Lawley says, and he

appreciates that.

The canine is cross-trained in

patrol and narcotics detection,

which means he works on a patrol

team and also detects narcotics

in buildings, vehicles, open areas,

and packages. Eros’ position was

funded by drug asset forfeiture

funds, so the dog is giving back by

Q&A

Favorite food: Anything that

tastes like chicken

Favorite activity: Working;

playing tug-of-war

Guilty pleasure: Afternoon

naps

Hidden talent: Dropping his

toy in running water so he

can chase and find it

Favorite local landmark:

Sierra Nevada—he loves hiking

Favorite toy: Kong with rope

through it

being a part of the squad. On occasion, Officer Lawley and Eros go to

schools for demonstrations, and each time, Eros is a huge hit. Officer

Lawley says what makes him most proud of the German shepherd

is his ability “to be a ferocious, hardworking K-9, then go to a

demonstration at a school and become a loving, regular dog.” Because

of this, the dog is a reliable worker and even better pet. Officer Lawley

could not have asked for a more perfect fit to his K-9 team.

Tiki Bird

“Tiki Bird is my

17-year-old sun

conure. He’s

wonderfully

playful and

very vocal,

especially if he

sees or hears

something

unusual. His

life expectancy

is 35 years,

which is

good because

I love this

little guy!”—

Christina

Richter

Sasha with Mireya (human)

“My German shepherd, Sasha,

is smart, loving, active, and very

vocal. She knows I would give

my life for her and would do

the same for me. She loves car

rides and knows about 30 words

(her reaction to any of them is

priceless, too)! I never felt so loved

until I met her.”—Mireya Gaton

Sissy

“Sissy, a rescue kitty from

Roseville, loves to walk on the

edge, open drawers and closets,

sit on Mommy’s lap to watch

TV, play laser tag, and eat fake

plants.”—Paula Zuber

Trigger

“Trigger is a four-month-old playful,

curious, mischievous miniature pinscher

mix who was recently rescued. He loves

cuddling and running but gets nervous

on car rides and will majorly drool!”—

Jennifer Adona

Tribble and Taffy

“Our kitties Tribble (yes, sounds

like the ones from Star Trek) and

Taffy (sweet as candy) are both

rescues. They’re from different

families and had a slow time

adjusting to each other but now

entertain both one other and

us!” —Bev Lewis and Gregg

Hutchinson

Stella, Max, and Luca

“My three German shepherds—

Stella, Max, and Luca, aka

Medicare Man—were rescued

through Greater California

German Shepherd Rescue. All

three are partners in crime, thick

as thieves, and the biggest lumps

of love ever! They’re smart, loyal,

and formidable looking but the

worst they would do is kiss you to

death.”—Kim Schory

AWESOME ANIMAL

SANCTUARIES

By Sharon Penny

Round up the family for a day trip to

one of our region’s animal sanctuaries

that give furry and feathered residents

hope and plenty of room to roam.

Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary

A caring home for rescued domestic

and wild animals. See mountain

lions, coyotes, bears, peacocks, and

even a tiger! Check out the new

Barnyard Experience, too—an abode

for the sanctuary’s horses, miniature

donkeys, and zebu. The zoo is open

Tuesday-Sunday from 9 a.m. 3 p.m.

through August 31. 403 Stafford

Street, Folsom, 916-351-3527,

folsomzoofriends.org

Blackberry Creek Farm Animal

Sanctuary

A home for rescued farm animals

started by two middle school teachers.

Visit with Bob the donkey, Blossom

the Pig, Benjamin Franklin the turkey,

Oscar Oswald the tortoise, Ethel Mae

the chicken, and other sweet barnyard

friends. Visitor days are held the first

Sunday of most months from noon-2

p.m.; tours are free, but donations are

welcome. 1170 Pinecroft Road, Colfax,

530-774-3027, blackberrycreek.org

Animal Place

One of the oldest and largest

sanctuaries for farmed animals in

the country, Animal Place is home to

200 permanent non-human residents

including cows, pigs, chickens, sheep,

goats, rabbits, and turkeys. Pig belly

rubs (ahem, guided tours) are available

Saturdays and Sundays through Fall.

Check the calendar on their website

for days and times (and make sure

you pre-register). 17314 McCourtney

Avenue, Grass Valley, 530-477-1757,

animalplace.org

Stella, Max, and Luca photo by Chasing Tails Photography.

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LooLoo

“LooLoo is a 12-year-old

Labradoodle and pretends like

she can’t read, but I know she

can!”—Sue Fone

Willow

“This is how we find Willow every

day when we get home—patiently

waiting for her snuggles.”—

Rebecca Bugbee

Tucker

“Tucker is the happiest, most

sentimental love bug in the world.

Not to mention adorable! We’ve

been soul mates for five months,

and he takes more of my heart

every day. If he could jump in your

pocket, he would.”—Mary Little

Lily

“Lily is a corgi who loves to boss

her big brother, Finn, around.

Although a girl, she hates baths

and getting her toenails done. She

has a mighty voice and always

announces when the UPS driver

arrives.”—Margaret Ervin

Roxy

“This is Roxy the boxer! She loves

to lay in the sun, play with her

many toys, and be vocal as if she’s

talking.”—Angel Galloway

Rubee Jean

“My little peanut, Rubee Jean,

recently passed away at the tender

age of seven. She was five pounds

and struggled her entire life with

seizures. We recently learned she

had advanced stages of heart failure,

which took her from us too soon.

She was larger than life and touched

everyone’s heart. She has taught me

that no matter what struggles you’re

hit with…just keep your head up and

love life.”—Melissa Gratiot

Zoey

“Zoey is an eclectic Yorkie terrier.

He’s just as content snuggling

with his mama or riding along

town in his pet stroller as he is

adventuring outside and jumping

on rocks. During the summer,

you can find him sunbathing by a

window or rolling around in a wet

towel.”—Lisa Tran

Poppy

“My Maltipoo, Poppy,

lives in the retirement

community of Sun City

Lincoln Hills. She’s

smart, does many doggy

tricks, and loves me the

most!”—Nicki Hobby

Ike

“Ike is deaf, and his favorite

game is fetch; he’ll bring the

ball to your feet and push it

closer and closer until your

shoes get dirty or you throw

it.”—Walee Sitachitt

Slate

“Slate is six years old and loves

salmon jerky, shrimp, and any

kind of seafood; he also adores

kids and going to his mommy’s

clinic (she’s a pediatrician) to play

with them.”—Paul Ip

Koda Bear

“Koda Bear likes going on

long walks to Starbucks to get

Puppuccinos (his favorite treat)

and loves people. If you ever see

him around, feel free to stop and

chat and pet him. It’s guaranteed

to put a smile on your face.”—

Don Garnas

Wanda

“Wanda is a male box turtle and was named before the gender was

determined. His favorite activity is interacting with ‘Rocksanne,’ a

turtle-shaped rock that has him confused.”—Bev Lewis and Gregg

Hutchinson

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seniors

Folsom Senior Center

Beyond Bingo

Senior Center Activities for All by TARA MENDANHA

Gilmore Senior Center

“

Aging is not lost youth,” said writer and activist Betty

Friedan, “but a new stage of opportunity and

strength.” These golden years are most apparent

at our region’s vibrant senior centers that are

constantly bustling with activity. Research has

shown that adults can delay the onset of chronic

disease and improve their physical, social, spiritual, emotional,

mental, and economic well-being through participation at these

centers. If you’re looking to find out more, consider the following

neighborhood locales.

Senior LIFE Center of Loomis was established as an activity of

Soroptimist International of Rocklin and Loomis where seniors can

enjoy leisure, informative, and social activities surrounded by peers.

Challenge the mind, body, and spirit with table games, quilting, tai

chi, yoga, Zumba, performers, lectures, field trips, conversation, and more. Those over age

55 are welcome and can even enjoy a nutritious lunch. 6414 Brace Road, Loomis, 916-660-0543,

loomisseniorlifecenter.com

Photos courtesy of their respective companies or organizations.

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The Maidu Community Center in

Roseville has a FAB (Fifty and Better)

wing with activities and services for

active seniors over 50. Join fitness classes

at the center, Mike Shellito Indoor Pool,

or Roseville Sports Center; play games

like bingo, bridge, and chess; attend

free seminars and day trips; or join

their various clubs (Road Scholars, Quilt

Club). They also host AARP tax services

in spring, legal counseling year-round,

and a BBQ every fall. 1550 Maidu Drive,

Roseville, 916-774-5960, roseville.ca.us/fab50

The City of Rocklin’s Senior Meeting

Room helps those 55 and older stay

active and connected with their

community through couple’s bridge,

movie day, free information regarding

Medicare (second and fourth Tuesday of

each month), AARP driving courses, and

clogging classes. Aerobics and stretch and

fitness classes are also available. 5460 5th

Street, Rocklin, 916-625-5200, rocklin.ca.us/

general-information/classes-and-activities

Folsom Senior Center serves those

over 55—Folsom resident or not. Free

activities take place in the Senior Lounge

Placerville Senior Center

and include games, movies, book

discussions, bridge, guitar lessons,

“Walk and Talk” guided trail walks,

and driver’s safety courses. Seniors and

caregivers can meet with community

support services, while Meals on Wheels

provides a hot lunch at 11:30 a.m.

Monday through Friday for seniors 60+.

48 Natoma Street, Folsom, 916-355-7285,

folsom.ca.us/city_hall/depts/parks/facilities/

folsom_senior_center/default.asp

El Dorado Hills Community Services

District, along with El Dorado County,

facilitates the Gilmore Senior Center

that includes a library with computer

access, card/game rooms, and a

multipurpose room where those over 50

can partake in, ukulele lessons, digital

photography courses, chair exercises,

discussions, etc. Programs are free or

fee-based. They also offer legal services,

caregiver support groups, blood pressure

checks, and more. 990 Lassen Lane, El

Dorado Hills, 916-358-3575, eldoradohillscsd.

org/parks-facilities/senior-center.html

El Dorado County Area Agency on Aging

and Senior Programs are housed at the

Placerville Senior Center. Offerings

include nutrition and legal services,

caregiver support, Health Insurance

Counseling and Advocacy Program

(HICAP), and more. Popular activities

include the senior lunch program, yoga,

line dancing, fitness classes, card games,

quilting, overnight trips, and a monthly

movie. There’s also a computer resource

center with assistance on Fridays. 937

Spring Street, Placerville, 530-621-6150,

edcgov.us/seniorservice.aspx

The Older Americans Act (OAA) of 1965

has recognized senior centers as being a

community focal point—and rightly so.

You’re sure to find a sense of joie de vivre

at these friendly and affordable places.

Maidu Community Center

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ones to continue enjoying their lives to the fullest.

The following are experts in their fields when dealing

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options and medical care available for seniors. When

you call these businesses, be sure to tell them you

saw their profile in Style!

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ave you noticed subtle changes in a loved one and

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Eskaton is celebrating 50 years as a Sacramento-region

E community-based nonprofit organization. Eskaton exists

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of seniors. Our dedicated team members provide services and

support for more than 15,000 individuals annually who live in our

communities or participate in our comprehensive Home Support

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affordable options to engage and support people living in their

own homes, as well as those who choose to live in one of our

communities. Eskaton’s positive reputation extends to our

signature life-enriching programs, innovative health and wellness

initiatives, professional staff training and development, and

generous philanthropy.

Eskaton residential communities offer independent living, assisted

living and memory care options throughout the Greater Sacramento

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Eskaton communities were voted “Best” by readers of Style

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The Mountain Democrat, Village Life, The Press-Tribune, Caring.

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their families.

In addition to residential services, Eskaton also offers skilled

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1411 Secret Ravine Pkwy, Ste. 120 • Roseville

916-780-4200

oselynn Gamboa Young, Au.D., CCC-A is a California licensed

R audiologist and certified by the American Speech-Language

Hearing Association (ASHA). Dr. Young was born into a humble

family in Dumaguete City, Philippines and moved to the United States with

her family in 1992.

While working for Sutter Medical Foundation (SMF) in Northern California, Dr.

Young pursued her Master’s degree in Audiology and became a practicing

audiologist in 2002. By 2010 Dr. Young had achieved her Doctorate in Audiology.

She had also implemented a hearing aid dispensing practice at SMF Roseville

which she treated it like her own personal practice focusing on patient care.

In May 2017 Dr. Young entered into private practice locally opening Roseville

Diagnostic Hearing Center. Her practice is focused on providing quality care,

allowing more patient time, and is a leader in state-of-the-art hearing devices.

Dr. Young, along with her well-regarded office manager, Patty Kline, dedicates

her life to helping others hear better and improve their quality of life. She

provides thorough evaluations to all her clients with a commitment to ethical

and compassionate care. Dr. Young is dedicated to her patients and ensures

that she is always there for them and prioritizing a patient-centered approach.

When not with her patients, Dr. Young enjoys spending time with her husband

and beautiful daughter!

Almond Heights

Senior Living Center

8685 Greenback Lane • Orangevale

916-226-1511 • www.almondheights.com

W

elcome to Almond Heights Senior Living!

If you come to visit our community, you might hear us

say “our residents don’t live where we work, we work

where they live.” The idea of creating an inviting, comfortable

home for our residents is the foundation of Almond Heights’

culture. Our residents take pride in where they live and our

resident council, which every resident is encouraged to join, has a

say in everything from the entrees on the lunch menu to the card

games on our enrichment calendar.

Caregivers may be riddled with senses of worry, uncertainty,

and guilt. The good news is: it can get better. The caregivers and

nurses in our communities have a passion for helping seniors and

their families transition through aging. They can be the watchdog,

the friend and the confidant, but they can never take your place.

We pride ourselves on offering multiple levels of care so our

residents can age in place, here, at home, in Almond Heights

Senior Living.

We offer Assisted Living care services, memory support care as

well as respite care. If you or a loved one are looking for a senior

living community where residents feel welcome, valued and

heard, we’d love to meet you. Call Almond Heights Senior Living

today to schedule a tour.

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un City Lincoln Hills, a 55 year and over community built

S for an active lifestyle. Imagine yourself taking part in the

many activities, classes, trips and events designed to

inspire, engage and continue lifelong learning. Come see for

yourself what it would be like to look out your window every day

enjoying 500 acres of open space and preserved wetlands,

riparian, and oak-woodlands; 27 miles of trails; ten village parks

and over 200 acres of common area landscaping.

Sports enthusiasts can play softball at the Del Webb Softball

field, play Tennis, pickleball or bocce ball at the Sports Pavilion.

Fish with your grandchildren at Anglers Cove, or join one of 70

different clubs where you can share your passions with others,

find a new hobby, or learn a new skill.

Attend high quality shows and concerts in our Ballroom and take

in our annual outdoor Summer Amphitheater Concert Series.

Our beautiful Meridian’s Restaurant and Bar offers a chef inspired

menu, with special events for holidays as well as a Sunday

Brunch. There is a daily happy hour and we are open to the public

7 days a week for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

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Life at Sun City Lincoln Hills will be as full as you want it to be.

Take a tour of Orchard Creek and Kilaga Springs Lodges, visit

with participants and imagine yourself enjoying the high-end

amenities within our facilities including two indoor and outdoor

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Watch from behind your window, or come join the fun and

experience active living at its fullest at Sun City Lincoln Hills.

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eat & drink

DINING SPOTLIGHT

Range Kitchen

and Tap

Crafted Locally with Love

by LORN RANDALL // photos by DANTE FONTANA

It starts with a concept. For Range Kitchen

and Tap owner Kevin Kokoszka, that

principle is scratch-made fare served in

welcoming, unpretentious environs. The

good news is it works on all accounts—

from the 16-seat, open kitchen counter

lighted by Edison bulbs hanging from industrial

pulley fixtures to the new American house-made

fare prepared by Chef Kevin Bowes.

The buzzwords flying around these days

like “locally sourced” and “farm to fork” (among

the many we’ve all heard regardless of their

authenticity) are put into practice and policy by

the two Kevins. “We converted our freezer into

a [walk-in] cooler because we don’t use frozen

foods,” says Kokoszka.

I began with the grilled Delta asparagus

salad—not only because I love the vertical

vegetable but because of the restaurants

preparation. All too often you see asparagus

tempura fried, smothered in a sweet-piquant

sauce, or steamed plain, but the chef’s playful

presentation at Range—incorporating yolk

sauce, Parmesan aioli, and tomato coulis—

brought all my best friends to the party

for a unique, pleasing starter.

I was also intrigued by the “beet”

carpaccio—possibly a typo meaning

“beef,” I surmised. Fortunately, this

was no misstep. The earthiness

from the thinly sliced, roasted red and

yellow beets contrasted nicely with tangy

feta, crème fraîche, and a crisp Meyer lemon

THE RESULT IS A COMPETITION-WORTHY MARVEL

OF ENGINEERING—ALL OF THE THINGS YOU WISH

FOR IN FRIED CHICKEN BUT RARELY GET.

vinaigrette. This was a real showpiece—both in

flavor and appearance—with everything except

the feta produced in-house.

Until now, I haven’t stressed the extraordinary

lengths Chef Bowes and his staff go to in order to

prepare some of the best food in the area. The

process for prepping their Southern fried chicken

is just short of the medical journal definition

HOURS: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

(Monday-Friday); 3-10 p.m.

(Saturday)

TRY THIS: Bison Meatball

Sliders, Boar Bacon Artichoke

Dip, Beet Carpaccio, Grilled

Delta Asparagus Salad,

Southern Fried Chicken, The

Broken Link Pizza, Range

Burger, Mom’s Meatloaf,

Espresso Crème Brûlée

DRINKS: Full bar; beer, wine,

and cocktails

TAB: $$

HEADS-UP: Happy Hour

(Monday-Friday from 2-6

p.m.) includes $1 off beers,

Left: Southern Fried Chicken

Right: Beet Carpaccio

Below right Grilled Delta

Asparagus Salad

Below left: Espresso Crème

Brûlée

of OCD. First, it’s brined for 24 hours and cooked in

sous-vide for two hours, then chilled and marinated in

buttermilk overnight, and finally placed in a straightforward,

Southern-style coating and deep-fried. The result is a competitionworthy

marvel of engineering—all of the things you wish for in fried

chicken but rarely get. Adjective alert: super crispy, moist, juicy, and packed with

flavor that’ll make Colonel Sanders cry foul…or fowl. Served with sautéed greens

and garlic mashed potatoes, it’s Southern comfort on a plate.

And if you have an ounce of space in the gastrointestinal region, the espresso

crème brûlée is an absolute must!

$6 wines, $3 off pizzas, and

$5 BBQ fries; private dining

room for parties of seven or

more; kids’ menu; vegan and

vegetarian options; glutenfree

pizza crust available ($3);

“The Range” pizza changes

weekly based on the chef’s

farmers’ market finds

Range Kitchen and Tap, 1420 East Roseville Parkway, Suite 160, Roseville, 916-

865-4317, rangeroseville.com

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Stylish, Comfortable, Reliable, Functional

The Plymouth Collection

The Plymouth boasts a shabby

chic design with paneled construction.

With an overall whitewash

finish, Plymouth is ideal

for those who like a bit of vintage

design in their modern lives.

12125 Folsom Blvd.

Rancho Cordova

916-351-0227

www.naturwood.com

Mon – Fri 10am – 8pm

Sat 10am – 6pm

Sun 11am – 6pm

eat & drink

neighboring noshes

A guide to getting your grub on beyond Placer County…

Sunrise Crêpe

CT EUROPEAN

CAFÉ AND

GRILL

4064 Mother Lode Drive,

Shingle Springs, 530-677-5993,

crepetowncafe.com

BACK BISTRO

230 PALLADIO PARKWAY, SUITE 1201, FOLSOM, 916-986-9100, BACKBISTRO.COM

HOURS: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. (Sunday-

Tuesday), 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

(Wednesday-Thursday), 11 a.m.-11 p.m.

(Friday-Saturday)

TRY THIS: Sautéed Artichoke Hearts,

Warm Arugula Salad, Ahi Poke, Steak

and Potatoes, Loaded Baked Potato

Flatbread, Shrimp and Polenta, Vegan

Fried Rice, Petaluma Chicken, Braised

Short Ribs, Triple Pot de Crème

DRINKS: Full bar; beer, wine, and

cocktails

TAB: $$

“Longtime Folsom favorite Back Bistro recently

made the leap from its cozy, neighborhood

location to the glitz and glamour of a

4,500-square-foot destination at the Palladio.

Featuring an impressive craft cocktail bar that

commands attention as soon as you enter, the

restaurant also serves up the same quality fare

that made loyal fans of its original customers—

with a few new dishes and a boutique wine

selection to boot.”

HEADS-UP: Spacious patio; private

events and restaurant buyouts

available; daily Happy Hour from 4-6

p.m. and 10-11 p.m. (Friday-Saturday);

vegetarian and vegan entrées; daily

lunch menu from 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m.;

extensive wine list; monthly, threecourse

prix fixe menu with optional

wine pairings; craft cocktails include

five types of “mules”

“Not only does the aptly

named CT (short for

Crêpe Town) European

Café and Grill serve up

the best crêpes north of,

well, anywhere, and a long

list of American brunch

classics, but scratchmade

Eastern European

eats, too—like cevapicci,

goulash, paprikash, and

schnitzel.”

HOURS: 8 a.m.-3 p.m., 5-9 p.m. (Friday-

Saturday); 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. (Sunday); 7 a.m.-3

p.m. (Monday); closed Tuesday, 8 a.m.-3

p.m. (Wednesday-Thursday)

TRY THIS: German Pork Schnitzel,

Hungarian Goulash, Crêpe Suzette,

Sunrise Crêpe, Crab Cake Benedict,

Croque Monsieur, Fettuccine Alfredo,

Cevapicci

DRINKS: Beer and wine

TAB: $$

HEADS-UP: Online ordering; available

for private parties and catering; glutenfree

crêpes ($1 extra); kids’ menu;

vegetarian options; all food is prepared

made-to-order; shaded, dog-friendly

patio; occasional live music on weekends

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photos by DANTE FONTANA

FOODIE

FIND

by JULIE RYAN

Porottas South Indian Cuisine // Porottas in Roseville is proof that some of the most flavorful food is Indian…

and vegetarian. I will admit that I’m not the most adventurous eater, so I was a bit surprised with this newfound love for something different.

I started off on the safe side with an order of the Veg 65 Potato, which was essentially a plate of French fries but with a delicious, spicy kick

to them (fun fact: the recipe traditionally has 65 ingredients, hence the name and all the flavor). Next, I tried Ghee Porotta—a warm, multilayered

bread with melty ghee (clarified butter). You won’t want to share this with anyone; it’s that good. I also sampled a Masala Dosa, which

was akin to a large, savory crêpe stuffed with perfectly spiced potatoes and served alongside sambar (lentil soup) and, coconut, mint, and

tomato chutneys. Luckily, I saved room for dessert, because the Shahi Tukda was my favorite dish of the day and another one you won’t want

to share. If you like bread pudding, you’ll love India’s version of fried bread with sweetened condensed milk and spices like cardamom and

saffron. Porottas is open daily for lunch and dinner, and serves authentic, entirely vegetarian (with vegan options, too) Indian food at reasonable

prices. Did I mention you have to save room for dessert? 1245 Pleasant Grove Boulevard, Suite 120, Roseville, 916-771-0992, porottas.com.

photos by DANTE FONTANA

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eat & drink

THE HOT COOL LIST

Ice Cream!

6 Best Shops compiled by STYLE STAFFERS // photos by DANTE FONTANA

Summer and ice cream seem to be synonymous; it really is the perfect way to beat the heat. Whether you

prefer to keep it classic with vanilla or favor funky flavors, we have the scoop on what’s good here in our

’hood. In no particular order…

“The Niche Ice Cream in Folsom sells fresh-made Gunther’s ice

cream sandwiched inside warm donuts and macarons, or simply scooped

into a cone or cup. Though all of their offerings are sweet (pun intended)—

and they have a rainbow of unique, regularly rotating flavors to pick from—

my go-to is their Taro Macaron Sandwich. It combines my two

favorite food groups—cookies and ice cream—and is pretty much as good

as it gets in the land of frozen favorites.” thenicheicecream.com

The Parlor Ice Cream Puffs

“Hangman’s Tree Ice Cream Saloon in Placerville

scoops up old-fashioned soda shop-style frozen

delights like malts and milkshakes in lovingly restored

surrounds that include vintage tables and chairs, original 1880s

floors, and a mural from 1945. I typically take a trip down

memory lane with their Banana Split. Nothing says nostalgia

like a spoonful each of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice

cream alongside hot fudge, strawberry sauce, whipped cream, nuts,

and a perfectly ripe banana. After an afternoon strolling historic Main

Street, it’s the cherry on top.” hangmanstree.com

“For those seeking unique, Italian-style gelato in wild, ever-changing

flavors—all crafted using local, seasonal produce and time-honored,

artisanal techniques—Zia’s Italian Caffe and Gelato Bar in

the El Dorado Hills Town Center is the perfezionare place. Though the

dairy-based gelato (ice cream’s richer, silkier sister) is hard to resist, the

lactose-intolerant side of me typically selects a scoop, or three, of their

pink grapefruit lemonade and raspberry rosé Sorbetto (flavors change

seasonally) in a house-made Waffle Cone. Some might scream for ice

cream, but I scream for sorbetto!” ziasgelato.com

“Honey Treat Yogurt has been my family’s go-to spot for soft serve

since before I could walk, and it’s right in the middle of Roseville’s primo

shopping spots, so it’s a great pick-me-up while out and about. My favorite

thing to order is their Fudgesicle frozen yogurt piled high with Gummy

Bears and Rainbow Sprinkles. The best part? The prices are

reasonable and the staff is sweet. In a world of ‘pay per ounce’ ice cream,

it’s literally and figuratively refreshing.” 916-781-3047

“For me, The Parlor Ice Cream Puffs in Roseville will win, hands

down, every time. The ice cream by itself is deliciously creamy, sweet, and

heavenly, but then you put it inside of a warm donut and the whole world

just sings at the beauty of it. For the ultimate sandwich, try the namesake

Ice Cream Puff with half 50 Shades of Earl Grey and half

Midnight in Paris ice cream inside one of their freshly made glazed

donuts with a dusting of powdered sugar perfection. Pro tip: On Tuesdays,

puffs are just $2.95. Your waistline might not be happy, but your wallet will

be!” theparloricecream.com

“Forget cardboard-tasting cake cones. At Sweet Dozen Cones in

Historic Folsom, they offer fresh-baked Hungarian-inspired ‘chimney’

cones that are dusted with cinnamon and sugar and reminiscent of a

churro. I’ve sampled almost every offering and keep coming back to

the Cereal N’ Milk that features soft-serve vanilla gelato with Fruity

Pebbles in said cone. Talk about the breakfast (and dessert) of champions.”

sweetdozen.com

Honey Treat Yogurt

Zia’s Italian Caffe and Gelato Bar

The Niche Ice Cream

Sweet Dozen Cones

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FOR MORE ICE-CREAM SHOPS,

VISIT STYLERGBR.COM!

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For All Your Tree Care Needs:

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BLINDS | SHADES | SHUTTERS

Great shutters don’t

always grow on trees.

Palm Beach Polystain shutters

with DuraLux Finish; Polystain

These gorgeous

shutters are made

with our Polysatin compound

and are guaranteed not to fade,

crack, warp, or peel, and will not

yellow or discolor. Available in a

selection of colors and decorative

frames for any application. Come

visit us and experience these

beautiful shutters in person, and

see other Hunter Douglas window

coverings we offer.

Check your Blind Spot for the

latest trends and newest styles in

window coverings!

916.773.7768

6624 Lonetree Blvd. Ste. 500, Rocklin

Located near RC Willey

Mon-Sat, 9:30–5:30 • Closed Sunday

Visit our showroom, or we’ll

bring the showroom to you!

www.shutterspot.com Insured • Lic. #714170

eat & drink

TASTE

Seasonal Recipe

and Beer Pairing

• 1 1/2 lb. freshly

ground beef, 20

percent fat

CLASSIC

CHEESEBURGER

WITH HOMEMADE

PICKLES

A weekend BBQ is not complete without

Feast from the Fire:

65 Summer Recipes a classic hamburger. Use high-quality

to Cook and Share beef that has a good amount of fat in

Outdoors by Valerie it—that way you will end up with a juicy,

Aikman-Smith

mouthwatering burger. Homemade

(Ryland Peters &

pickles add a nice tart crunch. Serve

Small, 2018, $21.95)

with a large platter piled high with

lettuce, tomatoes, and onions so guests

can build their own burger.

• Kosher salt and

freshly ground black

pepper

• 4 slices Cheddar

cheese

• 4 hamburger buns

• Oil, for brushing the

grate

FOR THE PICKLES

• 6 Persian

cucumbers, sliced

into rounds

• 2 cups white wine

vinegar

• 1/2 cup white sugar

• 2 tbsp. kosher salt

• 2 tsp. mustard seeds

• 1/4 cup water

TO SERVE

• Lettuce

• Sliced onions

• Ketchup

• Mayo

• Tomatoes

• Pickled chiles

• 2 bay leaves

1Make the pickles ahead of time, as they

will need to marinate for at least an hour.

Pack the cucumbers and bay leaves into a

sterilized glass jar. Bring the vinegar, sugar,

salt, mustard seeds, and ¼ cup water to a boil

in a saucepan over medium–high. Reduce to a

simmer and cook for 5 minutes until the sugar

has dissolved. Pour the hot mixture over the

cucumbers, cap with a tight-fitting lid, and set

Wine

Steals

Under

$15

SIP ON THIS

Ruffino Prosecco

ABV: 11%

OVERALL RATING: 4

TASTING NOTES: Dry, crisp, fruity, and fragrant;

complex and easy to drink; aromas of freshly

cut citrus with notes of apples, pears, and

peaches; perfect pairing for appetizers like

bruschetta, stuffed mushrooms, and salted

nuts, or alongside creamy pasta dishes and rich

cheeses

PRICE: $11.99

PURCHASE: Total Wine & More

aside. These will keep for up to 6 months in the fridge.

2Place the beef in a bowl, season with salt and pepper, and mix to combine. Gently shape the

meat into four patties about 1 inch thick. Using your thumb, gently make a small indentation

in the center of each patty. This ensures they will keep their shape when cooking. Heat a grill/

barbecue to medium–high. Brush the grate with oil. Place the patties on the grill and cook for 5

minutes. Flip them over and continue to cook for another 5 minutes for medium-rare, or longer

for well done. For the last 2 minutes of cooking, place a slice of cheese on top of each patty to melt.

3Slice and toast the buns on the grill, then serve alongside the patties, pickles, and platter

of fixings. Serves 4.

Pairs with

CROOKED LANE BREWING COMPANY’S 1-2 PUNCH

ABV: 6.5%

While Crooked Lane, located in Auburn, offers

Established in 1877 in a small town near Florence, Italy, Ruffino has continued

to flourish and is known for clean, balanced, consistent, high-quality wines. For

more info, visit ruffino.com.

Ruffino Sparkling Rosé

ABV: 11%

OVERALL RATING: 4

TASTING NOTES: Elegant and

effervescent with a beautiful pink hue;

hints of strawberries and rose petals

with lingering notes of berries and

nectarines; crisp acidity; fresh and fizzy;

perfect bottle to bring to a brunch or

summer soirée

PRICE: $12.99

PURCHASE: Total Wine & More

OVERALL RATING is the average score (out of 5) compiled by Style staff tasters. Ratings should be taken with a

grain of salt, as we are by no means “experts”—just hard-working employees who enjoy imbibing.

a vast selection of German lagers, West Coast

and New England-style IPAs, and barrel-aged

sours and ales, their 1-2 Punch is particularly

palatable. The New England-inspired IPA

offers big tropical aromas, a moderate ABV,

and an unbelievably juicy flavor

that’s exactly what your

summer barbecue is

missing. Peach, mango,

and tropical hops

give it a bright, bold

flavor that pairs nicely

with beef and tangy

pickled cucumbers.

With its clean finish and

soft bitterness, it’s the ideal

summertime sip.

—Greg Salva, 36 Handles

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Recipes excerpted with permission from Feast from the Fire: 65 Summer Recipes

to Cook and Share Outdoors, published by Ryland Peters & Small. Photos by Erin

Kunkel. Beer photo courtesy of Crooked Lane Brewing Company. Sparkling wine

photos courtesy of Shadow.

H BEST FOOD AND DRINK H

AS VOTED BY THE READERS OF STYLE MAGAZINE

JAPANESE / SUSHI

ITALIAN

Executive Chef Michael Liu unites

traditional Japanese cuisine with unique

and contemporary offerings by bringing

you the very best in tasty ingredients

from the ocean & land to your plate.

Tuesday-Sunday 11am-2pm enjoy our All

You Can Eat (AYCE) menu. It has proven

an unmatched offering enthusiastically

received by our customers.

Hisui Sushi

25004 Blue Ravine Rd., #107

Folsom

916-985-7778

www.hisuisushi.com

Local Chicago Hot Spot! Serving up

Roseville's favorite signature Chicago

pizzas, Italian beef and “Vienna” dogs,

pastas, and sandwiches that offer high

quality, value and flavor. Dine-in with

your family and watch your favorite

sporting events. Opening day is soon!

MLB is available for all baseball games.

Delivery and carryout available.

Rosati's

5140 Foothills Blvd., #110

Roseville, CA

916-797-7492

myrosatis.com/roseville

CAFÉ

FRENCH

We specialize in European inspired

Breakfast Pastries, Crepes, and

Desserts! Everything is made in house

by our exceptional culinary team. We

value quality and freshness as the

most important part of our product!

Come in and treat yourself to our

Frozen Hot Chocolate!

Julian’s Patisserie & Cafe

6610 Folsom Auburn Rd., Ste. 7

Folsom, CA

916-936-4735

www.julianscafe.com

Combining the flavors of France and

the Mediterranean regions with an

emphasis on quality, fresh seasonal

and locally-grown ingredients.

The perfect location for private

dining, special events, wedding

celebrations and corporate dinners/

presentations.

La Provence Restaurant

& Terrace

110 Diamond Creek Place

Roseville, CA

916-789-2002

www.laprovenceroseville.com

ITALIAN

DESSERTS

At Visconti’s Ristorante, we are honored

to cook for you as we cook for our own

family. We are proud to use only the

freshest ingredients, and imported

meat, cheese, and wine.

We welcome you and look forward to

serving you!

Visconti’s Ristorante

2700 E. Bidwell St., Ste. 700

Folsom, CA

916-983-5181

viscontisristorante.com

Icing on the Cupcake offers a wide

variety of cupcake flavors including

gluten free and vegan options

available every day at our three retail

locations. We also offer other sweet

treats baked fresh daily including

brownies, pies, and cookie sandwiches

using the finest quality ingredients.

Icing on the Cupcake

6839 Lonetree Blvd.

Rocklin

916-303-4333

www.icingonthecupcake.com

AMERICAN

CANDY STORE/CONFECTIONER

The Independent presents an

outstanding American fusion menu

and a top-tier full bar. The scratch

kitchen uses only the freshest, finest

ingredients creating exceptional grill

and seafood entrées. The bar prides

itself on artisanal cocktails, freshsqueezed

juices and house-made

mixers. Beautiful outdoor patio!

The Independent

Restaurant and Bar

629 Main Street, Placerville

530-344-7645

independentplacerville.com

A Family of Candy Makers since 1963.

With 3 generations of candy makers,

Snooks continues the tradition of

producing the finest freshly made

confections on site in Historic

Folsom. Come visit us or shop online!

Snooks Chocolate Factory

731 Sutter Street

Historic Folsom, CA

916-985-0620

www.snookscandies.com

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SAVINGS

GUIDE

SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION

ROSEVILLE • ROCKLIN • GRANITE BAY

www.stylesavingsguide.com www.stylesavingsguide.com

Bringing Grout & Tile Back To Life

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introducing

Q&A WITH LOCAL COMPANIES

Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you?

I’ve been a board-certified dermatologist for nine years and have

practiced in this area for the past five years. I started West Oak to

continue to take care of my existing patients and to fill a need for

more dermatology services in our growing area.

What was the first job you ever had, and what did you learn

from the experience?

Trimming and selling Christmas trees on our family-run tree

farm. I learned that the hard work of trimming trees in June paid

off with beautiful trees and happy customers in December. True

sweat equity!

How are you involved with both the community and your

customer?

My goal is to provide thoughtful and thorough care to my patients

and grow as a contributing member of the community in both

education and advocacy for skin cancer prevention and skin

health. To that end, I recently organized a school program for Skin

Cancer Awareness Month, which was so fulfilling.

Why is your staff the best in the business?

They take such great care of our patients, make the experience

comfortable and efficient, and love all things dermatology and

skin.

West Oak Dermatology

What life accomplishments are you most proud of?

Building a life here with my husband and two children.

What’s your hidden talent?

I make a mean batch of brownies.

And finally, customer service is…?

Excellent patient care in medical and cosmetic dermatology is

our ultimate goal.

KATE GANT, MD

258 Gibson Drive, Suite 140, Roseville, 916-755-0077,

westoakdermatology.com

Describe your business. Did you find it, or did it find you?

I’ve always been the budget-minded representative of my family, but it

really came to light around the time my son was born, and we needed

to be on a budget to keep the lights on. From there, I enjoyed figuring out

ways to save money, which translated into an opportunity that brought

me to Morgan Stanley. Currently, I work with families and business

owners as a financial advisor to help them save, invest, and plan for their

futures; additionally, I manage comprehensive planning, investment

advice, college and retirement planning, and portfolio management.

What was the first job you ever had, and what did you learn from

the experience?

Prior to becoming an advisor, I worked at a Fortune 500 company

and learned that no matter what career you’re in, it's all about

relationships. If a client can’t trust their advisor, they aren't working

with the right person.

What life accomplishments are you most proud of?

My wonderful husband of almost 20 years and two children. By

keeping my family in mind throughout the workday, I try to make

sure my clients feel like I'm watching out for their families as well.

Where do you go when the going gets tough?

I have a fantastic running group that keeps me sane. We sometimes

meet before 5 a.m. just to get in extra miles before our day truly

begins. It's a mini-counseling session with my girlfriends and keeps

me in shape, too!

What’s your favorite place to eat out locally?

Garden of Eat'n, My Thai Kitchen, Trademark Pizza Company, or

Campelli's Pizza.

Morgan Stanley

TATYANA KJELLBERG

1478 Stone Point Drive, Suite 500, Roseville, 916-788-9462,

morganstanleyfa.com/tatyana.kjellberg

Where do you and your family go locally to have fun?

We love taking our kayak, canoe, and two dogs to Folsom Lake.

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