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March 2018

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A NAME

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Ettore’s Bakery and Café is known by many for its decadent, artistic cakes and European-style sweets.

-by Tessa Marguerite

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from the cover

A NAME

synonymous

with sweets by tessa marguerite

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ttore’s Bakery and Café first opened in Sacramento in 1985 and is known by many for its decadent, artistic cakes and European-style sweets. Now the bakery has opened a second location right around the corner on North Sunrise Avenue in Roseville.

After years of planning and preparation, Ettore’s opened in Roseville in October of last year and had a ribboncutting ceremony Jan. 18 with the Roseville Chamber of Commerce. What make Ettore’s an “upper crust” bakery, according to Ettore’s Marketing Manager Jack Lyons, is that everything is made from scratch on a daily basis.

“We are also one of the only bakeries that uses 100 percent real butter in every item that we make,” Lyons said. “While this may seem like an insignificant detail, it increases the taste and overall quality of everything we produce.”

While Lyons is approaching his fourth year working at Ettore’s, he said some employees have been with the bakery and café for up to 25 years.

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“We are also one of the only bakeries that uses 100 percent real butter in every item that we make. While this may seem like an insignificant detail, it increases the taste and overall quality of everything we produce.”

Ettore’s Bakery and Café WHEN: 6 a.m. – 9 p.m. Monday – Thursday; 6 a.m. – 10 p.m. Friday; 7 a.m. – 9 p.m. Sunday WHERE: 390 North Sunrise Ave., Roseville INFO: 916-822-2190 or ettores.com

Jack Lyons, Ettore’s Bakery and Café Marketing Manager

THE CAKES

A longtime customer favorite is the fruit basket cake, Lyons said. The cake is made of light layers of vanilla sponge cake with alternating layers of fresh strawberries and pineapple, frosted with both white chocolate mousse and whipped cream.

The Champagne cake is a soaked sponge cake filled with fresh strawberries and iced with white chocolate mousse.

The chocolate mousse cake is every chocolate-lover’s dream: A three-layer

chocolate sponge cake filled with a Swiss chocolate mousse with chocolate sprinkles lining the edges and topped with generous portions of shaved chocolate. A European favorite, the princess torte, has a vanilla sponge cake base and is covered with a thin layer of raspberry preserves and pastry cream. Piled on top is a mound of fluffy whipped cream giving it a rounded shape. Smooth, almond marzipan drapes the entire torte, which is hand-decorated with a sugar flower and chocolate.

Customers can choose from three colors:

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pink, light green or almond. All cakes costs $28.75 to $100.

In addition to the multitude of cakes offered at this charming bakery are a variety of cookies, pies, mini desserts and breakfast pastries. Many of the cookies have unusual names like “Swissies” or “cheese pockets.” The Rugulaches are bite-sized crescent-shaped treats, rolled from a rich cream cheese dough and filled with cinnamon, sugar, poppy seeds and nuts.

Other treats will make choosing just one the most difficult decision of your day. Are you in the mood for a tart or a cake cup? Or perhaps you want to try a mini cannoli or petit four?

“With so many options, there’s something for everyone at Ettore’s,” Lyons said.

THE CAFÉ

“Ettore’s is a name that is synonymous for bakery goods and sweets,” Lyons said.

“But we are also home to an awardwinning cafe.”

SWEET TOOTH: At left, founder Ettore Ravazzolo meticulously reviewing recipes and perfecting his techniques. Above, A production team member carefully decorating a fruit basket cake. courtesy photos

Ettore’s Niman Ranch flame grilled burger was voted “the Best in Burger” in the Sacramento Burger Battle in 2013. At the café, guests can watch as their madeto-order pizza is cooked in a large brick oven. The café offers breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, all with a European twist. Beer and wine is also available for purchase alongside a handcrafted sandwich of freshly baked focaccia bread or saffron risotto with sundried tomatoes and fresh herbs.

In addition to its two locations, the delicious creations from Ettore’s kitchen can be found at many Nugget Markets and is available for express catering or weddings. Bringing this European bakery and café to Roseville was a sweet gift to the city and Placer County residents.

“We cannot wait to make many memories in our new home,” Lyons said.

The start of Ettore’s

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ttore Ravazzolo was born in a small town near Zurich, Switzerland. His Italian grandfather “Nono,” who owned a restaurant, was Ettore’s inspiration.

By the time he was 20 years old, Ettore was a professional Swiss pastry chef. When he had finished his Swiss military training, Ettore worked as a chef cooking for soldiers in the Alps.

He immigrated to America a few years later in 1977. When he arrived, he had $350 in his pocket – half of which he loaned to a friend – and could not speak English. But he was determined and hard-working, and soon Ettore began working at a pastry chef in hotels and restaurants across the United States.

Ettore settled in Sacramento at Viva Croissant on Fair Oaks Boulevard and on March 1, 1985, Ettore bought the bakery and changed the name to what it is known as today: Ettore’s European Bakery and Café.

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Polewaczyk is a special day class preschool teacher at Kaseberg Elementary School. Her colleagues describe her as a gifted teacher who works very hard, is always humble and always contributing in exceptional ways. Polewaczyk is widely recognized within the preschool program for her dedication and innovation in serving students with social pragmatic skill delays.

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Creating opportunities

RIDE Industries was started in 1966, by a small group of devoted parents. They met in the basement of a church in Auburn with the goal to create an organization that would find meaningful work for their adult children with disabilities.

Now PRIDE is a major nonprofit of employers of people with disabilities in 14 states, employing more than 3,400 people with disabilities. It aims to be the leading employer of people with disabilities and meet the needs of individuals overcoming barriers to employment.

Tony Lopez is the vice president of operations, manufacturing and logistic services for PRIDE. Lopez works out of the Roseville headquarters and has been with PRIDE for 20 years.

“You’re not just a number,” he said. “You’re looked at as a contributor.”

Lopez recalled an experience when a new employee, the daughter of Wheatland Elementary School’s principal, began working at PRIDE. “She was very introverted; no eye contact,” said Lopez, adding that her parents were unsure what to expect.

But within six months, the transformation in the young lady’s attitude and behavior was visibly different. Lopez noticed she was outgoing, appeared to be happier and even told him she was getting her own apartment with a coworker at PRIDE. “That’s kind of the transformation you see almost on a daily basis,” said Lopez. “You take someone society looks at as a tax

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“That’s kind of the transformation you see almost on a daily basis. You take someone society looks at as a tax burden, make them a taxpayer and give them a paycheck — something most take for granted … It’s an amazing experience.”

Tony Lopez, Pride Industries Vice president of Operations

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Scott Lacey, director of operations, has been working with PRIDE for 13 years. Lacey said although he’s been working in this industry his entire career, this particular company is unique.

“It’s two times as challenging, and two times as rewarding,” he said. “The mission of this work is intoxicating.”

PRIDE’s work in the Lincoln community is just getting started. By summer of 2019, the company plans to consolidate its operations and move to Lincoln and expand its efforts within the town. While its Lincoln location currently employs between 50 and 60 people, by next year, it hopes to reach upwards of 200 employees. According to Lopez, when that happens, PRIDE will become the fourth largest employer in Lincoln.

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But what about the winter or early spring? Is it slim pickins’ due to seasonal closures of many markets? Not so with these year-round markets.

FINDING YEAR-ROUND MARKETS IN PLACER COUNTY

During the winter months, Auburn and Roseville are the places to go for fresh Placer grown produce.

LOCAL LUXURIES: At top, leafy greens and herbs line the booth of the Natural Trading Company which operates out of Newcastle. Above, soup mixes from Kimberley’s Kitchen sit ready for purchase, including this jar of West African peanut soup, which calls for the addition of coconut milk and peanut butter.

Photos by Aaron Tweeton

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WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Tuesday year round WHERE: The parking lot near Whole Foods and Peet’s Coffee at the Fountains, 1198 Roseville Parkway, Roseville.

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WHERE: Auburn-Folsom Road and Lincoln Way, Auburn LOOK FOR THE SIGNS

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WHAT TO EXPECT

You could easily turn a trip to the farmers’ market a date for brunch, followed by stocking up for a multiple-course meal at home. The variety of produce changes with the season, so check the PlacerGROWN website to see what’s available. For early March, you can expect to find: FRUIT: apples, lemons, limes, mandarins, persimmons, pomegranates and oranges.

VEGETABLES: beets, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, kohlrabi, leeks, mushrooms, onions, potatoes, pumpkins, radishes, snap peas, turnips and squash.

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SALAD GREENS AND HERBS: arugula, Asian greens (bok choy, tat soi), collard greens, garlic, kale, lettuce, oregano, rosemary, scallions, spinach, sprouts, swiss chard, watercress, wheatgrass.

Regardless of the season eggs, honey, meats and coffee are available from various vendors. You’ll also find a number of prepared foods you can snack on while at the market, such as vegan pestos from Township Valley Farm, sprouted hummus from Zena Foods, single-serving treats from Andolin’s Pies, garlic spreads from Garlish, bottled kombucha from Nash’s, pastries from the Baker and the Cakemaker, and chocolate chip cookies from Foresthill Cookies using Benjamin Franklin’s original recipe (at least that’s what the folks at Foresthill Cookies said.)

MORE TO ‘SPRING’ UP THIS YEAR

If you found the selection of available markets limiting, there’s more markets to come as the season warms up, especially in June. Here’s a list of PlacerGROWN markets and when you can visit them.

AUBURN

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WHEN: Sundays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. begining May 28 WHERE: Quarry Ponds Town Center, 5550 Douglas Blvd.

GREEN GOODS: Fresh Brussel sprouts, cabbage and fractalinspired broccoflower sit at the Natural Trading Company’s booth during the PlacerGROWN farmers’market in Roseville.

Photo by Aaron Tweeton

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FARM TO FORK: The bright colors of mandarins and more citrus stand out at Twin Peaks Orchards’ booth.

Photos by Aaron Tweeton

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DIRECT FARM TO FORK

If you’ve got a schedule that prevents you from visiting the farmers’ markets available this time of year, you can often work out purchasing directly from the farm. Finding local produce is easy using the PlacerGROWN website at placergrown.org.

HOW TO FIND LOCAL PRODUCE

PLACER PESTO: Kim Pedley of Township Valley Farms in Browns Valley offers samples of pesto from her booth at the farmers’ market in Roseville.

AND OTHER ITEMS ON PLACERGROWN.ORG

There’s two ways to find items on the PlacerGROWN website. The first is by clicking the magnifying glass icon on the website and typing in what you’re looking for. You’ll see a list of all the results, which will include vendors and recipes that show the item you’re looking for.

Another way to find things is by using

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the menu. Click on Local Farmers in the top menu, and see a page where you can filter by name or product. If you check off a product and click the Filter button, you’ll then see a list of farmers and vendors that sell who product, along with contact information such as email, phone number or website. You’ll also see

keywords next to each listed vendor. If you click on a keyword, you can see a list of vendors and recipes related to that keyword, which can be handy for finding culinary inspiration for what’s in season.

Find more articles about PlacerGROWN at auburnjournal.com/ keywords/placergrown.

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Dog adoption and cat adoption saves lives.

Here are a few adoptable pets in the Roseville area. For more information on these featured pets call (916) 782-7722 or visit placerspca.org

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RECOGNIZING VOLUNTEERS

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By Jamie Hazelton

rowing up, Roz Ridenoure did not know how to read. She graduated high school knowing just enough to get by. It wasn’t until Ridenoure’s daughter walked around their house making the sounds from her phonics flash cards, that Ridgenoure began to learn to read.

“I learned phonics from my kindergartener,” Ridenoure revealed.

Now Ridenoure, or Miss Roz as she is known to the children, leads story time at the downtown library from 10:30 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday mornings. She has been the volunteer story teller for almost three years.

“I love the kids and to play with them,” Ridenoure said.

“The lady was resigning and I thought I can do that. I love seeing them grow and the excitement they bring to reading.”

Ridenoure begins each story time with a phonics lesson.

According to Ridenoure, phonics helps parents teach their children to read. Puppets and songs also accompany her story time.

Ridenoure has previous experience as a volunteer storyteller in another city, but took a training through the library to earn this position. She also has plenty of experience having taught phonics in private schools for 15 years and worked with a children’s ministry for over 30 years.

“It’s a passion for me because people struggle and you don’t know it. I know how much that hinders you in life,” she said.

Two children’s stories written by Ridenoure can be checked out from all of Roseville’s library locations; “Just a Little Donkey” and “Just a Plain Poor Simple Shepherd.” A coloring book will soon be available to accompany the second book and children can already color along to the first.

A couple of Ridenoure’s favorite children’s authors are Nicola Smee and Dr. Seuss. She enjoys simple, plain books. The ones that she can teach a lesson along with the storyline.

“It’s a monumental thing to learn to read. Besides that I have fun,” she said.

STORYTIME

WHEN: 10:30-11 a.m. Tuesdays WHERE: Roseville Public Library Central Library, 225 Taylor St., Roseville INFO: 916-774-5221 or roseville.ca.us

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technology delivers

high-quality health care T

echnology we use in our daily lives can also be used to deliver high-quality health care in convenient ways. Here are a few examples that impress me about the ways health care is being delivered using smartphones, tablet computers and live video technology.

VIDEO VISITS

Chris Palkowski, MD Physician-in-chief Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center

A mother who lives an hour away from a pediatric specialist at Roseville Medical Center no longer has to bundle up her kids and drive through the rain and traffic for her daughter’s appointment.

She merely launches the My Doctor Online app on her smartphone and chats with the physician over a secure video connection. This couldn’t be more convenient for some families.

Lately we’ve seen our younger patients turn to video visits as a preferred method of virtual communication with their dermatologists. Some find it’s not always necessary to book an in-person appointment to show the doctor how a new acne medication is working.

Patients who have been discharged from the hospital after surgery are using video appointments to check-in with their doctor who can determine if their wound is healing properly.

Video visits are becoming increasingly popular as more people rely on smartphones and tablets for so many aspects of their lives.

STROKE EXPRESS

When patients arrive in our emergency rooms with stroke symptoms, the ER doctors and staff must move quickly and work collaboratively. A neurologist with specialty training in stroke care — who is at another location — rapidly joins the team with high resolution video.

The neurologist can remotely control a highresolution camera to show a close-up view of the patient, and even interact with him or her. Being part of the care team in those first few minutes is critical because the neurologist can start placing orders for treatment and medication, working virtually alongside the ER physician.

This extra set of eyes from the telestroke cart,

which includes the camera and screen next to the gurney or hospital bed, provides the most expert and expeditious care — and that’s exactly what stroke patient’s need.

With the Stroke EXPRESS program (EXpediting the PRocess of Evaluating and Stopping Stroke), all Kaiser Permanente emergency departments in Northern California are equipped with telestroke carts, which include a video camera and access to scans and test results, enabling the stroke specialist to conduct a patient’s neurologic physical exam even when they are many miles away.

MY KP MEDS

If you’ve ever missed — or worried about missing — a dose of your medicines, the My KP Meds app was developed to help you. Its key feature allows you to set up a schedule and reminders to take your medicines.

It allows you to do the same if you are a caregiver for somebody else, like your parent or your child.

The app automatically downloads your list of prescribed medications and the instructions from your physician. You can also add a photo of the pill or bottle to help identify each medication, review the dose history, and click to call for questions or advice related to symptoms or to contact your doctor. And if you are running out any of your medicines soon, you can order refills from within the app.

It’s exciting to have My KP Meds available for both physicians and patients, because we know they can keep you healthy and safe.

WELCOME TABLETS

A person checking in with the receptionist to see his or her provider at a routine appointment is given an electronic tablet with questions about their medical history. They sit in the reception area providing answers by checking off boxes on the tablet, then their health information is transmitted directly to your chart and for your doctor to review it right before the appointment.

These Welcome Tablets save time for both the patients and providers in some of our largest departments, including Pediatrics, Adult and Family Medicine, and Mental Health.

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While hearing loss is the third most common physical condition, it is the most unaddressed problem. Understanding how your hearing can explain why you are having difficulties hearing others around you.

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recipe

a toast to

artichokes

Tessa Marguerite food columnist

Y

ou’ve heard of avocado toast, but what about artichoke toast? This may be your new guilty pleasure — regardless of whether or not you fall in a certain millennial age bracket.

With the persistent chill of winter still lingering in the air, a warm slice of toasted bread covered with a savory, melted cheese and artichoke topping makes the dreary clouds of March seem to drift away.

When I was gathering ingredients for this recipe, I imagined using a sourdough loaf for the bread. But as I was driving to a grocery store, I took a different route and happened upon a delightfully picturesque corner bakery with a neon sign that read “New Roma Bakery.” The bakery is on the corner of E and 18 St. in Sacramento and I highly recommend it. At first I kept driving, but then suddenly made the decision to turn the car around and go inside. I’m glad I did. Once inside, I was greeted with the smell of freshly baked bread and sweet pastries through a haze of flour. As with most bakeries, there were so many options and it took me a good 10 minutes to finally settle on a small French loaf for the base of my artichoke toast. For the mini toasts, I selected a baguette dusted in flour.

Artichokes are one of those less-popular and a bit esoteric vegetables that are not commonly found on restaurant menus.

But now artichoke hearts are beginning to show up more as toppings on pizza or for dips. Growing up, my mom would steam whole artichokes, and then our family would eat them by tearing off the leaves and dipping them in mayonnaise. When I think about that now, it’s not such a pleasant memory. I think that is the reason why for many years, I thought I didn’t like the taste of artichokes with their spiky leaves and soggy centers. And if you’re thinking you don’t like artichokes, either, because of how you were forced to eat them as a child, I would recommend giving them another try.

Artichoke toast or mini toast is a delicious way to ease into eating your veggies — smothered in cheese usually is the best way to eat anything, right? And because of the cheese and Greek

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yogurt, this is a protein-packed snack, too. Artichoke toast can be served as an appetizer — especially the mini toast — or as a full meal when paired with a tomato or vegetable soup. It could also easily be made into grilled cheese by adding another slice of bread on top and grilling or baking it for about 10-15 minutes, on medium heat.

I decided to turn the toast into mini toast when I was trying to decide on an unusual appetizer for a dinner party that I was hosting with an “Italian diner” theme. Originally, I had planned on making bruschetta, but I wanted to try something different and thus the mini toasts were born. I had been calling them artichoke bruschetta, but a baker friend of mine graciously informed me that the word bruschetta actually refers to a particular kind of “mini toast.” It is a starter dish from Italy that is traditionally made with grilled bread rubbed with garlic and topped with tomatoes, olive oil and basil. After learning this, I began to call my creation mini toasts instead, which I thought sounded cuter anyway.

The combination of flavors in this toasty recipe is enhanced with a hint of garlic and fresh basil leaves as a garnish. I rarely make the same recipe twice; there are too many variations that I am curious to try. Create your own artichoke toast or mini toast by experimenting with different breads, cheeses and methods of baking. Although the artichoke and cheese mixture does not need to be baked to be eaten, I think you’ll find it is tastier warm and melty.

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Artichoke toast and mini toast INGREDIENTS 2 cups cooked artichoke hearts, quartered or 1 14 oz. can artichoke hearts, quartered 2 cloves minced garlic 1 cup plain Greek yogurt 1 cup cream cheese, softened 1 cup grated mozzarella cheese 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese — divided into two ½ cups Fresh basil (optional) Sliced bread — any type, depending of preference.

(For mini toast, use sliced baguette)

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INSTRUCTIONS 1. Pre-heat oven to broil.

2. In a large mixing bowl, combine artichokes, garlic, Greek yogurt, cream cheese, mozzarella cheese and half of the Parmesan cheese.

Mix until mostly smooth, allowing for some lumps of artichoke.

3. Arrange sliced bread on baking sheet. Spoon artichoke mixture onto bread. Be sure to completely cover the edges of the bread to prevent burning. Top with remaining Parmesan cheese and basil, if desired.

4. Bake for approximately 10 minutes, or until golden brown and bubbly. Allow to cool and enjoy.

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Fun

By Paige Smith

I

t all started with a (food) truck — a unique and delicious food experience.

From driving on the ground to a solid foundation, KoJa Kitchen has seen immense growth in less than 10 years.

Alan Tsai and Hiep Lien introduced KoJa Kitchen, a Korean-Japanese blend to the food industry in 2011 with their food truck in San Francisco. By 2014, they opened their first restaurant location in the Bay Area and have continued to expand since.

“This is our first location in the Sacramento region,” said Thomas Quach, franchisee of the Rocklin location.

“The next one will be in Downtown Sacramento, then in Elk Grove and then moving down to Los Angeles.”

Thomas grew up in the Sacramento area and wanted to bring this dining experience to the area, already it has been a different experience than he expected.

“We see a lot of families here and they

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“We see a lot of families here and they are curious because it is something new and people seem a bit hesitant. Unlike the Bay Area, there when there is something new, everyone fights for it.”

Thomas Quach, KoJA kitchen Rocklin franchisee

are curious because it is something new and people seem a bit hesitant,” Quach said.

“Unlike the Bay Area, there when there is something new, everyone fights for it.”

While it may not have as much traction as the Bay Area, the food is something completely new and something the community will more than be willing to try. Thomas said that once people in the area know what is offered at KoJa Kitchen, they come back.

The Rocklin KoJa Kitchen team offers sponsorships for local sports teams and

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want to provide their food services not only to neighboring businesses but also to the neighboring community. Currently, the team is looking at delivering to the local neighborhoods as well as the businesses in the surrounding area. They offer takeout — not just walk in, but also through drive thru.

“We want people to come in and try our food and this new concept; it really is something different, but delicious,” Quach said.

The most popular food items are the KoJa which consists of a choice of protein served between lightly fried garlic rice buns. According to KoJa Kitchen, it’s like a burger, but better. The other popular item are Kamikaze Fries that consist of criss-cut waffle fries, minced Korean barbecue beef, kimchi, red sauce, Japanese mayo and green onions.

You can order off their Facebook page, call ahead or on their app, then either walk in and pick up your food or go through the drive thru and get your food and go. Thomas explains that KoJa Kitchen is always up for trying something new and different, while also trying to make things as convenient as possible for the community members.

“It all started with a food truck and now it has blossomed to something much more,” Quach said.

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MARCH 2018

To submit an event to Roseville View Magazine’s calendar of events email jamieh@goldcountrymedia.com

tuesdays

saturdays

Foothill FARMERS’ MARKET – FOUNTAINS AT ROSEVILLE

MAIDU MUSEUM PUBLIC Tours

When: 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Tuesdays Where: Parking lot near Whole Foods and Peet’s Coffee at the Fountains. 1198 Roseville Parkway Info: foothillfarmersmarket.com

When: 10-11 a.m. Saturdays Where: Maidu Museum, 1960 Johnson Ranch Dr., Roseville Info: 916-774-5934 or roseville.ca.us

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march 4, 11, 25

5th Annual Walking Angles Fashion Show and Miss Shining Star Pageant

Open Mic Mix

Enjoy fresh local produce, meats, music and fun. The weekly Farmers’ Market is open year round.

Benefiting Down Syndrome Information Alliance. Event includes raffle, activities, vendors and princess guests. Fashion show begins at 1 p.m. and the Miss Shining Star begins at 2 p.m.

The Open Mic Mix welcomes new, eager and excited stand-up comedian to the stage. Performers should arrive at Blacktop by 6:30 to sign up. 10 spots available.

When: 12:30-4 p.m. Sunday, March 4 Where: The Grounds, 800 All American City Boulevard, Roseville Info: walkingangels.weebly.com

When: 7-8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 4, 11 and 25 Where: Blacktop Comedy, 3101 Sunset Boulevard, Rocklin Cost: $5 Info: blacktopcomedy.com

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march 10

Food Truck Mania!

Untying the Knot

Enjoy live music, food trucks including Bacon Mania, Cowtown Creamery, Hefty Gyros, Masa Guiseria and Rudy’s on the Roll. A year round event.

What every woman needs to know about divorce. The main topics of the workshop are the divorce process, child custody and support, dividing property, protecting yourself legally and financially, helping your family cope and avoiding divorce courts.

When: 5-9 p.m. Thursday March 8 Where: Vernon Street Town Square, 311 Vernon St., Roseville Info: sactomofo.com

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Drop by any Saturday for a Public Tour, free with price of admission. A guide will lead visitors through the museum and historic site, focusing on the outside trail.

When: 9-11 a.m. Saturday, March 10 Where: Second Saturday Roseville, 1478 Stone Point Drive, Roseville Info: secondsaturdayroseville.org

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march 10

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Edibles and Herbs Gardening Workshop

The Vietnam War

Looking forward to a successful, yearround harvest? Let us help you reap what you sow. This workshop will cover when to plant, irrigation essentials and seasonal considerations..

When: 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 10 Where: Roseville Utility Exploration Center, 1501 Pleasant Grove Blvd.

Cost: $6-8. Registration is required Info: roseville.ca.us

Ken Burns presents an immersive narrative documentary of the Vietnam War. Followed by a discussion with local veterans.

When: 3-5:30 p.m. Saturday, March 10 Where: Veterans Memorial Hall, 110 Park Drive, Roseville Info: rosevilleamericanlegion.com

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Board at the Library

Do-It-Yourself Irrigation Tune-Ups

Bring your tabletop games, card games or classic board games for Board at the Library. Enjoy the meeting space to play your favorite games with your friends or learn how to play a new game.

When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every second Saturday Where: Downtown Library, 225 Taylor Street, Roseville Info: 916-774-5221 or roseville.ca.us

Get hands-on experience with hassle-free spray and drip repairs, easy electrical troubleshooting and simple irrigation timer tricks. Space is limited.

Registration required. Classes are free.

When: 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 24 Where: Maidu Community Center, 1550 Maidu Drive, Roseville Info: 916-746-1550 or roseville.ca.us

march 24-25

april 1

56th Annual Gem, Jewelry, Fossil, and Mineral Show

Easter Egg Hunt

Show features minerals, crystals, gemstones, beads, jewelry, gold panning, fossils, equipment for sale, exhibits, a raffle, youth activities, demonstrations, a silent auction and more.

When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 24-25 Where: The Grounds, 800 All America City Boulevard, Roseville Cost: $6 Info: rockrollers.com

The Rocklin Firefighters host their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Easter Sunday each year. Free and open to children ages 10 and under. Age groups are broken up into 0-1, 2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 9-10 all in separate zones. Parents are not allowed to help in the older zones.

When: 1 p.m. Sunday, April 1 Where: Johnson-Springview Park, 5480 5th Street, Rocklin Info: 916-625-5300 or rocklin.ca.us

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Real Estate Transactions The following are all of the recent real estate transactions that took place with all real estate agents in Roseville between Dec. 22, 2017 and Jan. 30, 2018. Data provided by CoreLogic.

1.

235 Macario Court #4

$163,000

30.

1393 Black Bear Street

$373,500

2.

213 Church Street Unit A

$190,000

31.

209 Padua Place

$375,000

3.

10001 Woodcreek Oaks Boulevard #833

$207,000

32.

107 Franklin Street

$383,000

4.

711 Vinewood Avenue

$210,000

33.

1129 Rudgwick Drive

$383,000

5.

501 Gibson Drive #2512

$236,000

34.

1178 Rand Way

$383,500

6.

1131 Coloma Way

$262,100

35.

6352 Buckskin Lane

$385,000

7.

1996 Lindsay Drive

$275,000

36.

1837 Camino Real Way

$385,000

8.

621 Pleasant Street

$290,000

37.

1515 Verbena Way

$395,000

9.

9237 Cortina Circle

$296,000

38.

1444 Zinnia Way

$395,000

10.

105 Dante Circle

$312,000

39.

825 Macon Place

$398,000

11.

11 Marty Circle

$314,000

40.

5600 West Sunset Boulevard

$400,000

12.

257 Cedar Street

$316,000

41.

1656 Alnwick Drive

$401,000

13.

1309 Daisy Court

$319,000

42.

124 Naples Place

$403,000

14.

305 Greenmore Way

$326,500

43.

7088 Hayride Lane

$410,000

15.

1465 East Hidalgo Circle

$328,000

44.

7033 Mule Team Way

$410,000

16.

217 Sierra Boulevard

$330,500

45.

1503 Lathwell Way

$415,000

17.

8342 Oliva Road #160

$335,000

46.

2453 Kinsella Way

$425,000

18.

308 Castle Court

$345,000

47.

1529 Marseille Lane

$425,000

19.

1594 Grey Bunny Drive

$345,000

48.

1012 Shasta Street

$425,000

20.

2012 Polley Drive

$345,000

49.

8032 Sienna Loop

$425,000

21.

1538 Verbena Way

$345,000

50.

1308 Beckett Drive

$430,000

22.

3033 Market Street

$347,500

51.

1101 Paris Drive

$432,000

23.

1304 Crestmont Avenue

$350,000

52.

9033 Running Wolf Way

$433,000

24.

216 Silver Strike Court

$355,000

53.

5290 Green Grove Lane

$435,000

25.

2193 Ellesmere Loop

$365,000

54.

1509 Martinique Drive

$435,000

26.

2164 Pleasant Grove Boulevard

$369,000

55.

124 Shadylane Court

$435,000

27.

1826 Pyrite Street

$369,500

56.

586 Bridgeford Drive

$440,000

28.

1409 Vista Creek Drive

$370,000

57.

1099 Caragh Street

$440,000

29.

3040 Parkham Drive

$372,000

58.

525 Patina Court

$445,000

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66.

1833 Marinette Lane

$470,000

67.

101 Sophys Court

$470,000

68.

1301 Mallard Lane

$480,000

69.

208 Grace Glen Court

$495,000

70.

5636 Lantern Grove Lane

$495,000

71.

217 Kempsford Court

$498,000

72.

4136 Wyman Way

$499,000

73.

1711 Chelsea Way

$500,000

74.

5017 Maestro Way

$507,500

75.

1749 Terracina Circle

$507,500

76.

1837 Woodacre Way

$509,000

77.

217 Barley Court

$510,000

78.

2493 Kinsella Way

$518,000

79.

675 Cordovan Drive

$525,000

80.

7616 Summertime Lane

$535,000

81.

4413 Seabiscuit Drive

$555,000

82.

7244 Timberrose Way

$555,000

83.

3567 Muirwood Lane

$560,000

84.

2608 Prestwick Drive

$562,500

85.

317 Ainsdale Court

$565,000

86.

605 Picardy Court

$595,000

87.

3009 Chandler Avenue

$609,000

59.

1480 Snapdragon Lane

$445,000

88.

124 Vista Verde Court

$626,500

60.

500 Castillian Court

$449,000

89.

333 Toscano Court

$638,000

61.

608 Juanita Way

$450,000

90.

1975 Vineyard Road

$705,000

62.

1301 Champagne Circle

$460,000

91.

4031 White Mill Crescent Road

$763,500

63.

903 Deer Court

$460,000

92.

3324 Wickenby Way

$767,000

64.

1797 Hilmerton Circle

$462,000

93.

9382 Duffy Lane

$859,000

65.

1897 Marinette Lane

$464,000

94.

9251 Billy Mitchell Boulevard

$985,000

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New

Real Estate Listings The following are all of the recent real estate transactions that took place with all real estate agents in Roseville between Feb. 1-21, 2018. Data provided by MetroList.

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1501 Secret Ravine Parkawy #191 124 Hickory Street

701 Gibson Drive #1128 310 Hickory Street

1341 Providence Way

1501 Secret Ravine Pkwy #192 1501 Secret Ravine Pkwy #316 632 Shasta Oaks Circle 205 Live Oak Circle

113 Willow Avenue

1147 Meadow Gate Drive 215 Almond Street

1705 Tanglewood Lane 127 Donner Avenue 332 Cappas Court

1466 Lions Den Street 1824 Carneilian Drive 306 Castle Court

1111 Windermere Avenue 1086 Windermere Avenue 1533 Michener Drive

621 Shelby Ranch Lane

1121 Dartmouth Avenue 1256 Oakbriar Circle 3201 Parkham Drive 7008 Corvus Circle

400 Dawnridge Road

239 Chambord Way #239 912 Hillcrest Avenue

545 Oakborough Avenue 316 Trimstone Court

1700 Santa Ines Street

$235,000

$265,000 $269,000 $279,900 $294,997

$304,900 $305,000

$315,000 $319,000 $319,500 $329,950 $337,500 $347,000 $349,900 $359,000 $360,000 $365,000 $380,000 $384,900 $385,000 $388,888 $395,000 $399,000 $406,900 $407,000 $415,520 $417,500 $420,000 $424,900 $429,900 $429,000 $430,000

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1956 Santa Ines Street

7080 Corvus Circle 7065 Corvus Circle

500-500½ Coronado Avenue 6812 Copper Glen Circle 1111 Coral Drive 427 Grove Street

517 Silverhorn Drive

2185 Ellesmere Loop

1444 W Colonial Parkway 317 Hatton Court 324 Aspen Court

2121 Ellesmere Loop 1811 Via Invierno

8041 Ryan Taylor Way

1733 Pico Rivera Drive 7216 Corvus Circle

1633 Bottlebrush Circle

1753 Diamond Woods Circle 1580 Roadrunner Drive 2853 Mccloud Way

2332 Castle Pines Way

408 High Country Court 3025 Lamar Way

5269 Sugar Pine Loop

2324 Castle Pines Way 2228 Castle Pines Way 5024 Southbury Drive 117 Adrienne Court

2190 Goodstone Way 4000 Jerome Way

1809 Marinette Lane

$435,000 $436,090 $438,990 $439,000 $439,990 $450,000 $450,000 $450,000 $458,000 $459,000 $459,900 $475,000 $463,000 $469,900 $469,900 $474,500 $475,000 $485,000 $499,000 $499,000 $499,900 $499,990 $500,000 $500,000 $505,900 $506,990 $509,999 $513,568 $515,000 $517,500 $517,900 $519,990

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5732 Sandlewood Way

$520,000

1888 Stonecrest Drive

$525,000

2033 Smokehouse Way 736 Coibion Court

2532 Woodfield Way

7276 Secret Garden Loop 5041 Southbury Drive 6201 Garland Way

9081 Pinto Canyon Way 5008 Nantucket Street 2320 Lockton Drive

3088 Stonington Drive 2509 Kinsella Way

206 Diamond Oaks Road 1116 Peoria Way

3033 Grasmere Circle

7605 Belle Rose Circle 724 Pekin Court

303 Ironwood Circle

4065 Southampton Street 9408 Eagle Springs Court

3910 Crystal Downs Court 3073 Stonington Drive

2377 Provincetown Way

1713 Diamond Woods Circle

$521,160 $529,000 $529,900 $529,900 $531,320 $533,000 $545,000 $545,888 $547,500 $549,990 $559,000 $564,000 $569,950 $575,000 $585,000 $585,000 $589,000 $589,000 $599,900 $629,000 $649,990 $669,990

$699,000

2311 Thistle Down Drive

$675,000

116 Carradale Court

$739,000

117 Blazing Star Court 8634 Tapaderas Loop

4060 Kingsbarns Drive

4034 Ravensworth Place

$739,000 $765,000 $800,000

$1,399,000

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