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Respected community member Allan Priest announced his imminent PROOF O.K. BY: __ from the El ______________resignation ________ ____ Dorado Hills Community O.K. WITH CORREC PLEASE READ CARE TIONS BY: ________ FULLY • SUBMIT CO Services Board of Directors RREC TIO ONLINEmeeting. at thisNSmonth’s GC-72649_1 (100%) “It’s a very difficult thing ADVERTISER: DOO for me to do, to walk away,” DOO SQUAD ALLAN PRIEST PROO F CREA“I’ve Priest admitted. seen TED AT SALES PERSON: GC : 1/8/2021 10:20:36 AM 0132 incredible progress over the last six and a half years.” NEXT RU N DATE SIZE: 2X3 : 01/14/21 Priest, a 21-year El Dorado Hills resident, and his wife PROOF DUE: 01/12/21 PUBLICATION: GC-FO 12:59:making Jen are moving to Placerville, Priest ineligible to 55 LSOMCourtesy TELEphoto GRAP Scouts have adopted Valley View Sports Park as part of the El Dorado Hills Community Service District’s Adopt-a-Park H serve on the EDHCSD board. Effective May 15, Priest’s resignation opens a seat the remaining board members trial program.
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ith coronavirus concerns frequently sidelining service projects, many are looking for creative ways to give back. Some El Dorado Hills Scouts have found a way. This February Girl Scout Troop 692 and Cub Scout Pack 550 adopted Valley View Sports Park with the guidance of parent Stephanie Setzer-Phillips, who has children in both organizations. “I’ve been trying to find any kind of service project. That’s really hard to do right now with COVID so when this n
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Samuel Setzer-Phillips (8, 3rd grade), Michaela Setzer-Phillips (6, kindergarten) Sarah Honoroff (5, kindergarten) Charlotte Setzer-Phillips (4) and Stephanie Setzer-Phillips, left to right, pick up trash around the fence at Valley View Sports Park.
SACRAMENTO — A federal grand jury returned an indictment Thursday against Laxmikanth Biyani, 27, and Akshar Patel, 27, of New Jersey, charging them with alleged conspiracy to launder money and victimizing an El Dorado County resident out of more than $600,000. According to court documents, from October to December 2020, an El Dorado County woman sent over $600,000 to a caller who pretended to be an agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration. The caller reportedly directed her to transfer money to him for safekeeping during the investigation of a drug trafficking case that involved her social security number. Investigators say some of the funds were transferred via Bitcoin and $270,000 was transferred through cash drops n
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Oak Ridge wins academic decathlon title at virtual awards Andrew Vonderschmitt Staff writer For the fifth year in a row Oak Ridge High School decathletes took home the first-place El Dorado County Academic Decathlon title with Ponderosa High School coming in second. With a 30-plus-year history of academic competition in El Dorado County students, coaches and El Dorado County Office of Education staff did not let the adversity of 2020 stand in the way of participating in the competition.The 2021 academic decathlon awards were presented in a virtual ceremony Feb. 10. California State Superintendent of Public Education Tony Thurmond gave remarks in a pre-recorded message at the top of the ceremony thanking stu-
dents for the extra efforts they put into this “most important event.” El Dorado County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Ed Manansala also thanked those involved. “I am proud of the commitment and dedication of the decathletes and their coaches competing here today,” Manansala said. “I would also like to acknowledge the many EDCOE team members, coaches and community volunteers involved. This is truly a community event celebrating the very best of education in El Dorado County.” Manansala then introduced the first presenter of the evening, El Dorado County Sheriff John D’Agostini, who praised the students for their efforts. “I want to absolutely congratulate the n
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3086 MUIR WOODS DR 3023 COPPERWOOD 2511 BUSSELTON PL 5032 ARLINGTON WAY 972 QUEEN ANNE CT 1333 DOWNIEVILLE DR 3735 WALDWICK CIR 3967 IRONWOOD DR 3966 HEATHROW LN 4061 IRONWOOD DR 3575 RIDGEVIEW DR 727 ANNA PL 1500 HIDDEN BRIDGE RD 4070 FAWN CREEK WAY 1829 BRANDYWOOD WAY 4121 MEADOW WOOD DR 7260 BREAKER POINT 1950 KEYSTONE DR 1518 SOUTHRIDGE CT 732 GUADALUPE DR 527 POWERS DR 1329 OAK CREEK CT 392 GUADALUPE DR 4151 HENSLEY CIR 4180 KILT CIRCLE 4597 GREENVIEW DR 1597 LOS ALTOS CT 4019 HAWICK WAY 2111 OUTRIGGER DR
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3 (2 1) 3 (2 1) 2 (2 0) 3 (2 1) 3 (3 0) 3 (3 0) 3 (2 1) 2 (2 0) 4 (2 2) 3 (2 1) 3 (3 0) 4 (3 1) 4 (3 1) 4 (3 1) 3 (2 1) 3 (3 0) 5 (4 1) 3 (2 1) 3 (3 0) 3 (3 0) 3 (2 1) 4 (3 1) 4 (3 1) 3 (3 0) 3 (3 0) 4 (3 1) 4 (4 0) 3 (2 1) 4 (3 1)
SF 1893 2768 2031 2128 2391 2061 2669 2056 2669 2546 2740 3562 2330 3402 2762 3067 3545 3108 3744 3487 3252 3474 2331 3293 3828 3434 4184 2970 4780
ACRES 0.30 0.14 0.25 0.15 0.48 0.21 0.26 0.18 0.47 0.17 0.27 0.26 3.11 0.33 0.28 0.20 0.50 0.29 0.25 0.41 0.45 1.00 0.81 0.43 0.46 0.22 0.56 0.24 0.45
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Decathlon decathletes for overcoming what you have to be here today. It is an honor to present these [medals] to you.” He announced the medalists in the categories of social science and science. El Dorado Union High School District Board Clerk Lori Veerkamp recognized the challenges the students overcame to be there before awarding medals in mathematics and music. “I know this year has been a very trying, very challenging year. But all of you have stepped forward and done what you always do and shined and done your best.” El Dorado County District Attorney Vern Pierson also praised the decathletes’ achievements, saying, “We appreciate you so much — not only your academic achievement but your achievements at a time of such adversity. We really do.” Pierson awarded medals in economics and language/literature. Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services El Dorado Union High School District Chris Moore was the next presenter who spoke of the inspirational nature of his connection to the event. “To all the students out there, I want to let you know you’re really an inspiration to me,” he shared. “Your desire to learn more and go beyond just class learning and pursue a thematic based academic competition actually inspired me to start learning more about history during this pandemic.” In the fashion of a play-byplay announcer, Moore revealed the medalists in the art and interview categories. EDCOE Communications Director Dina Gentry announced the medalists in the essay category. Ponderosa student Aaris Wood gave a reading of the highest-scoring essay, one he wrote on the topic of Mikhail Gorbachev’s 1988 address to the UN General Assembly regarding the global outlook of socialism. El Dorado County Superior Court Judge Dylan Sullivan presented the speech medalists. She reflected on what living through this time might mean to the students in the future. “Because you have experienced this pandemic, when you are adults and when you are leading the world you are going to recognize that this part of your experience will help you.” Anica Terbijhe of Union Mine recited her speech on the subject of being a twin, which earned her the high-scoring speech medal. Dr. Manansala presented the alternate medals, overall high scores and overall team winners before he closed the evening extolling the decathletes’ hard work and perseverance. “We are inspired by all you have
Continued from A1 done this year in some of the most incredibly challenging times.” The full list of Academic Decathlon medalists appears below. Decathletes will receive their physical medals at a later date.
Social Science Varsity Bronze: Kristofer Mickelson, Oak Ridge Silver: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Aiden Jahangiri, Oak Ridge Silver: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Nathan Fichtner, Ponderosa Silver: Ryleigh Praker, Union Mine Silver: Aleena Rafiq, Oak Ridge Gold: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa
Science Varsity Bronze: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Silver: Kristofer Mickelson, Oak Ridge Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Aiden Jahangiri, Oak Ridge Silver: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa Silver: Aleena Rafiq, Oak Ridge Gold: Adam Hurst, Oak Ridge
Mathematics Varsity Bronze: Cory Rodriguez-Meador, Ponderosa Silver: Aiko Rodriguez-Meador, Ponderosa Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge Silver: Aiden Jahangiri, Oak Ridge Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa Silver: Aleena Rafiq, Oak Ridge Gold: Karan Derebail, Ponderosa
Music Varsity Bronze: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Silver: Kristofer Mickelson, Oak Ridge Silver: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge Silver: Aiden Jahangiri, Oak Ridge Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Karan Derebail, Ponderosa Silver: Ryleigh Praker, Union Mine Gold: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa
Economics Varsity Bronze: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Silver: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado
Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge Silver: Aiden Jahangiri, Oak Ridge Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Nathan Fichtner, Ponderosa Silver: Adam Hurst, Oak Ridge Gold: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa
Language/Literature Varsity Bronze: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado Silver: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Aiden Jahangiri, Oak Ridge Silver: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Karan Derebail, Ponderosa Bronze: Ryleigh Praker, Union Mine Silver: Aleena Rafiq, Oak Ridge Gold: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa
Art Varsity Bronze: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado Silver: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Alyssa Seeley, Ponderosa Silver: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Gold: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge
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Interview Varsity Bronze: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado Silver: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Lillian Ross, Ponderosa Silver: Nicholas Turner-Miller, El Dorado Silver: Kathryn Sarlatte, El Dorado Gold: Ariana Terbijhe,
Union Mine Honors Bronze: Lucas Johnston, El Dorado Bronze: Anirvin Bommaraju, Oak Ridge Silver: Nathan Fichtner, Ponderosa Gold: Adam Hurst, Oak Ridge
Essay Varsity Bronze: Shivani Padiyar, Ponderosa Silver: Jackson Barnes, El Dorado Gold: Timothy Studebaker, Oak Ridge Scholastic Bronze: Alyssa Seeley, Ponderosa Silver: Cole Johnson, Oak Ridge ■
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Scouts program got pushed last year, we kind of jumped on it,” Setzer-Phillips explained. “It’s a perfect way for our kids to be giving back.” Her children attend nearby Valley View Charter Montessori, which made it a natural fit. On a monthly basis the Scouts will pull weeds, pick up trash, wipe down signs and clean picnic tables. They will also take on three major projects throughout the year: paint the backstop for Little League, plant wildflower seeds and install new bark beneath the play structures. “We’re hoping that after this year is done we can continue to do it for as long as CSD needs us,” said Setzer-Phillips. Launched last fall, the El Dorado Hills Community Service District’s Adopt-aPark trial program offers opportunities for groups and individuals to get involved in their community while building appreciation and awareness for local parks and trails. Valley View Sports Park is the
Continued from A1 first to benefit. Workers receive gloves, trash pickers, Adopt-A-Park vests and other cleaning supplies to keep their local park looking beautiful. Sam Setzer-Phillips, 8, is glad to be contributing. “I like having clean parks and littering can kill the animals,” he said. “I think it’ll be a good thing to clean the playground,” said Carina Xiong, 9, who was having fun looking for candy wrappers and used bandaids. “We should always try to help the community.” “These young volunteers are tomorrow’s leaders. They embody the program’s slogan ‘Love Where You Live’ and we are thankful for their commitment,” said CSD board President Noelle Mattock, excited to kick off the program. For more information email CSD Volunteer Coordinator Meleya Walker at mwalker@edhcsd.org.
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Arrests Continued from A1 Decathlon in the parking lot of an elementary school in El Dorado Hills. On four occasions in November and December 2020, Biyani allegedly picked up cash drops left by the victim and delivered or attempted to deliver the money to co-conspirators. On two of those occasions Patel reportedly assisted Biyani in the pickup and delivery of the cash drops. Biyani and Patel were arrested by El Dorado County sheriff’s deputies Dec. 15, 2020, and remain in custody on $1 million bail. The case is the product of an investigation by the United States Secret Service and the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office. Assistant U.S. Attorney Mira Chernick is prosecuting the case. Anyone who thinks they may be a victim of this fraud scheme is asked to contact the United States Secret Service at SACFraudVictims@usss.dhs.gov. If convicted, Biyani and Patel each face a maximum statutory penalty of 20 years in prison and a $500,000 fine.
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will fill by appointment to avoid a costly and extended special election. The vacancy must be filled within 60 days (by July 15) and requires public notice at least 15 days before the appointment is made. “The CSD board and community has benefitted greatly from Allan’s experience, knowledge and dedication,” said board President Noelle Mattock. “He is a valued board member and will be missed by us all.” Board member Ben Paulsen agreed. “Director Priest’s knowledge, insight and professionalism has been unmatched.” “It’s been an honor to sit with all four of you and to be on this board,” Priest told his fellow directors. Because the vacancy will be filled in the second half of Priest’s term, the future appointee will stay through the expiration of that term, December 2022, or to the 2022 general election. Since moving to El Dorado Hills in 2000, Priest has not only served on the CSD board, but immersed himself in the community through organizations such as the Oak Ridge High School Foundation and Booster Club, Rolling Hills Church, 3Strands Global Foundation and Assistance League Sierra Foothills. First elected to
the CSD board in 2014, he has served both as vice-president and president along with contributing on multiple committees throughout the years. But Priest said he is most proud of the part he played in the Bass Lake Park land acquisition, which spanned four separate land parcels covering more than 200 acres and took nearly five years to procure. “It’s fantastic,” said Priest about the future regional park. As a former environmental consultant, Priest said outdoor education has always been a goal for him. “It’s really a story of two parks,” he explained of the active and passive uses that involve both ballfields and conservation land. “It’s just a unique opportunity for the entire county, let alone El Dorado Hills.” He also points to the New York Creek Trail interpretive signage and curriculum, developed for the five schools along the route, as a step forward in outdoor education ... and he doesn’t want it to end there. Priest plans to continue his involvement with the Promise Foundation, a nonprofit group that supports the CSD with fundraising and plays a major role in the development of Bass Lake Park through its Bass Lake Working Groups. He plans to step down as president to fulfill a less prominent
role in public outreach and fundraising. In vetting candidates for his CSD board replacement, Priest said he is looking for leadership and a view to the future. “What the board and the community need is somebody with the energy and desire to represent the CSD out in the community, collaborate with other agencies, break down walls and really be assertive and aggressive to ensure that we’ve got the facilities, the funding and the public engagement and input that we need to succeed,” he said. Although Priest said he looks forward to spreading out with more acreage and perhaps a few goats and chickens, there are special things he will miss about El Dorado Hills. “Definitely the trails and walking,” he said, mentioning daily jaunts with his two Labrador puppies. “And we’ve really come to appreciate the restaurants and the whole Town Center experience — just going down by the lake and having dinner at any of the great restaurants down there. “I’ve been so happy and proud to represent the CSD as well as the schools and everything else we’ve been involved in,” Priest continued. “It’s been fantastic to raise two great kids here in this community and I think both Jen and I will miss it a lot.”
Continued from A5 Gold: Saumya Chandra, Oak Ridge Honors Bronze: Ryleigh Praker, Union Mine Silver: Adam Hurst, Oak Ridge Gold: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa Highest Scoring Essay – El Dorado County: Aaris Wood, Ponderosa
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