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Q&A Q: What advice would you give to your younger self? A: Embrace the moment when it happens, as it only happens once; spend more time with your grandparents. Q: What comes to you naturally? A: I have a pretty good creative streak that allows me to problemsolve fairly well. Q: Biggest life inspirations? A: Certainly my parents are the genesis of any dreams that I ever had for myself early on, but these days, my wife and four children inspire everything I do.
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en Morton, Jr. grew up as no stranger to the world of golf. His father worked his way up the ranks at Haggin Oaks Golf Course (starting as a golf club repairman in 1958), and would often take his young son to the course—teaching him the ropes of what would soon become the family business. Although Morton became an accomplished golfer in his own right, he never had any doubt that his niche was on the retail side of the green. While still in college, he spent nights and weekends traveling up and down Northern California, managing sales for five regional courses, including Haggin Oaks. He’s now Haggin Oaks’ Director of Retail and Marketing, and has almost lost count of how many cousins and other relatives have been brought into the fold. Even so, Morton and his family aspire 10 stylergbr.com - October 2014
to never lose sight of the larger family that makes up their local community. For over seven years, Morton was a volunteer firefighter for the Rocklin Fire Department, and he’s now the secretary for the Morton Golf Foundation (mortonfoundation. org)—an organization that provides scholarships and funds golf programs for youth, the disabled and underprivileged groups. His favorite foundation activity is the annual “Golf and Guitars” concert and golf tournament (takes place in May), which brings country music artists from across the nation together to raise funds for charity. “My job is about more than putting food on the table,” Morton shares. “It’s about making a long-lasting impact on the greater community, and I’m just getting started.” — Amber Foster
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Q: Best words of wisdom you’ve received? A: Slow down. My father and my golf teacher stressed it when I was a kid, and it makes just as much sense with the rest of my life today.
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Q: What are you most proud of? A: My four smart-as-a-whip kiddos.
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MIXING PATTERNS AT HOME: YOU CAN DO IT! When it comes to patterns, it’s more than just mixing and matching colors. According to interior design guru, Kerrie L. Kelly, ASID, the trick is to find the right combination of scale and design to create the perfect effect. Log on for the insider tips.
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n October 11, Family Fest returns from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Vernon Street Town Square. The free event—thanks to presenting sponsor, Roseville Electric Utility— will feature an interactive truck exploration zone, yummy food truck grub, a kids’ zone complete with bounce houses and slides, plus family-friendly vendors. On October 25, the Floating Pumpkin Patch will take place at the Mike Shellito Indoor Pool from 1-4 p.m. From 1-5 p.m. at the Vernon Street Town Square, grown-ups won’t want to miss Oktoberfest. Drop by Wednesdays On Tap through October 22 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. For $5, ages 21 and up can enjoy local beers and live music at the Vernon Street Town Square.
After indulging in all that beer and food tasting, residents can get their body back in gear with the COR Fitness Challenge. Participants will test their fitness skills against personal trainers on October 4. Or, for the slower-paced, there’s the Lazyman Triathlon where folks can take the entire month to complete an Ironman at their own pace. — Pam Allen For more information on these events and others, visit roseville.ca.us/events.
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Unfortunately, olive oil is one of the top five fraudulently labeled foods in the U.S. because it’s not regulated. When buying any olive oil—extra virgin or otherwise—always check the label for the “crush date,” not the sell-by date, as to ensure freshness. With many specialty olive oil companies, the crush dates and chemistry of how the oil was made is posted on the label. When a label states that the olive oil is “extra virgin,” it means the oil is pure—not processed with added heat or cut with other, cheaper oils. It should not have any defects and be produced sans solvents. Again, checking the label is absolutely imperative when buying olive oil. —Deb Manley, Owner Pairings 701 Pleasant Grove Boulevard Suite 180, Roseville 916-772-7247, pairingsevoo.com
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When it comes to fruit, none has quite the colorful history as that of a juicy apple. Some believe it was an apple that tempted Adam in the Garden of Eden; others are more familiar with the fable of Johnny Appleseed walking across the U.S. for thousands of miles, barefoot, planting apple trees. Whether you believe these stories or not, you might want to pay attention to the adage, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” as recent research about the nutritional benefits of this famed fruit prove the common expression may just be true.
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Apples not only help regulate blood sugar, but they also lower blood fat and significantly alter the bacteria in our digestive tracts. Eating an apple in its solid, natural form, as opposed to consuming applesauce or apple juice, delivers the most health benefits. Preliminary research shows apples may have the ability to reduce the risk of lung cancer and asthma, due to their strong antioxidants and anti-inflammatory benefits. Whether tart and crunchy or sweet and soft, there are many ways to enjoy the fruit’s fresh flavors—from fruit and green salads to pairing it with cheeses or pork (for a recipe to make Pan-Roasted Pork with Apples and Thyme, visit stylergbr.com).
FOR TIPS ON HOW TO PAIR WITH WINE AND THE RECIPE TO MAKE PAN-ROASTED PORK WITH APPLES AND THYME, VISIT STYLERGBR.COM. — Susan Belknap For details on where to buy Placer County farm-fresh produce, wine, meat and local products, visit placergrown.org. 12 stylergbr.com - October 2014
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Rocklin Fall Festival October 25 Johnson-Springview Park This free event—featuring activities, vendors, entertainment, trick or treating and demonstrations—is geared toward local school-age children and their families. — Tracie Colamartino For more information about these events and others, visit rocklin.ca.us/specialevents.
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CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN From candy and costumes to ghosts and goblins, Halloween is a frightfully fun holiday. Mix this year’s celebration up by attending one of the 10 spook-tacular shenanigans below. Happy haunting! 1. Ghost Tour. October 10-11, 17-18 and 24-25, 6:30-9 p.m., historicoldsac.org 2. Halloween Haunt. October 18, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., safetycenter. org/safetyville-usa/events/ halloween-haunt 3. Callson Manor Haunted House. Weekends in October (additional dates the week before Halloween), 7:30-10 p.m., callsonmanor.com 4. PlacerGROWN Harvest Festival. October 18-19, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., placerharvestfestival.com 5. Safe and Super Halloween: The Adventures of Percy Jackson. October 24-26, 5-9 p.m., fairytaletown.org/calendar 6. Vampire Ball. October 25, 8 p.m.-2 a.m., shannonmccabe. com 7. Family Halloween Festival. October 25, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., rocklin.ca.us/specialevents 8. Family Fun Night. October 29, 4-8 p.m., downtownroseville. com 9. Floating Pumpkin Patch. October 25, 1-4 p.m., roseville. ca.us 10. Safe Trick or Treat. October 31, 2-5 p.m., oldtownauburn.com — Megan Wiskus
Rocklin Parks and Rec photo courtesy of KE Spencer & Co. Foodie Find photo by Dante Fontana. The 10 Spot photo © vadimmmus/fotolia.com.
Striving to be Placer County’s premier agriculture event, this free family affair (formerly known as the Placer County Honey Festival) will run in conjunction with PlacerGROWN/Foothill Farmers’ Market and feature pumpkins, scarecrow contests, vendors, activities and a variety of entertainment.
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SEPTEMBER 5, 1918 The date that 20-yearold Roseville boy Alyn W. Butler was killed in action during World War I in France; Roseville’s only youth to lose his life in battle, Butler died just two months before the Armistice was signed.
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Tons of ice produced in 1946 at the Pacific Fruit Express Ice Plant (commonly known as the Roseville Ice Plant). During its peak, Roseville was the largest ice plant in the world. The plant was dismantled in 1974. — Compiled by Sharon Penny
he PlacerGROWN Harvest Festival is back for it’s second year and event hosts are eager to share some great entertainment with the community. Hosted by the Mandarin Orange Education Foundation, PlacerGROWN and Rocklin Parks, the festival will have a pumpkin patch, old-fashioned family games, a scarecrow-building contest, over 100 vendors, local music, food trucks and, most importantly, a farmers’ market. “We need to support our local farmers in Placer County and this is a great chance to meet the people that grow your food,” explains event organizer, Gary Gilligan. Agriculture is a big part of any community and Placer County has many local farmers producing a variety of fresh and delicious products. The festival is a free event and will take place at Johnson-Springview Park in Rocklin on October 18-19. The weekend’s events will run on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. (stay to see Monsters University for a movie under the stars, starting at 6:45 p.m.), and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Grab the whole family and rediscover the sense of community that a harvest festival can bring. For more details, visit placerharvestfestival.com. 16 stylergbr.com - October 2014
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MONTY PYTHON’S SPAMALOT Roseville Theatre Arts Academy presents the legendary tale of King Arthur’s quest to Holy Grail. While it may not be the most accurate retelling of the story, the hilarious musical will be a hoot and holler for the audience. For show times and to purchase tickets, visit rosevilletheatreartsacademy.com.
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Women’s Wisdom Art and the Albie Aware Breast Cancer Foundation with Blue Line Arts have teamed up for the seventh annual art show to bring awareness to the plight of breast cancer. The exhibit, displayed at Blue Line Arts, features various artwork with representation of bras by local artists. For more details, visit bluelinearts.org.
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STROKES4HOPE Raise funds to help find a cure for breast cancer (specifically triple negative) at this fourth annual Whitney Ranch Charitable Foundation golf tournament at the Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Tee time is 11:30 a.m. For more details and to register, visit strokes4hope.com.
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PEOPLE AND CULTURE DAYS CELEBRATION Head to Sierra College’s Rocklin campus amphitheater and celebrate the world’s diverse cultures from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with ethnic dances, exhibits, music and food. For more details, visit sierracollege.edu. 18 stylergbr.com - October 2014
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BARKTOBERFEST Join the Placer SPCA for their bark-tacular dog festival at Maidu Park from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities on tap include dog-friendly games, children’s activities, food and beer. The event kicks off with a 2.5/5K Fun Run/ Walk around Maidu Park. For more details, visit placerspca.org.
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FAMILY FEST From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Vernon Street Town Square will be abuzz with a truck exploration zone, kids’ zone, food trucks, family-friendly vendors and live performances. For more details, visit roseville.ca.us/events.
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PLACERGROWN FARM AND BARN TOUR Enjoy the changing autumn landscape during this self-guided expedition of farms, ranches and vineyards in the picturesque Placer County countryside. Each location features different activities, tours and demos to get the entire family involved. For more details, visit placerfarmandbarntour.com.
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FOURTH ANNUAL ADOPT AN ELDER FOUNDATION BOWL-ATHON Dig up your old bowling shirt and come out to Strikes Unlimited in Rocklin from 12:154:15 p.m. to bowl for a great cause. Enjoy three games, a pizza buffet and prizes—all while supporting low-income seniors. For more details, visit strikesrocklin.com.
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THINK PINK BREAST CANCER AWARENESS EVENT All women in the community are invited to join this free fitness and awareness event at The Studio in Roseville, beginning at 10 a.m. Featuring pink-themed cardio boxing, seminars and more, attendees are encouraged to don their pink gear and come out for a day of fun. For more details, visit trainatthestudio.com.
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HALLOWEEN For even more events happening in our area, log on to stylergbr.com and click on Calendar. And, be sure to check out our blog! Send your events to info@stylemg.com.
Loomis Eggplant Festival photo courtesy of the Loomis Chamber of Commerce. Art Bra Show photo by Priscilla Daniels. Strokes4hope photo courtesy of Trisha Upton. People and Culture Days Celebration photo courtesy of Daryl Stinchfield. Monty Python photo courtesy of Roseville Theatre Arts Academy.
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MORE EVENTS October 4 – Community Service Day/Creek Week. Rocklin will host their third annual community service day to help preserve the environment in local parks. Volunteers will plant trees and clean up creeks with the help of Dry Creek Conservancy and the South Placer Rotary Club. For more details, visit rocklin.ca.us. October 4-25 – Sherly Holmes and the Misfit Detective. Sherlock Holmes’s great, great granddaughter is carrying on the family tradition of solving mysteries with the case of the half-pig/half-Godzilla, Pigzella. For show times and to purchase tickets, visit rosevilletheatreartsacademy.com. October 5 – Delta Wine & Art Faire. Spend your afternoon sipping wine from 10 local wineries, meet local authors, or pick out a new piece of art—all while listening to live music at Old Sugar Mill from 1-6 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. For more details, visit carvalhofamilywinery.com. October 9 – Art Mix Monster’s Ball. Unleash your inner monster at the Crocker Art Museum from 5-9 p.m. Get your scream on at the screamtastic showcase (put on by the Sacramento Horror Film Festival) and mingle with other creatures during a live performance by indie-rockers, Mt. Whateverest. For more details, visit crockerartmuseum.org. October 11 – Auburn Wine and Food Festival. Downtown and Old Town Auburn will overflow with gourmet food samples, wines and items from local merchants. Grab a map and eat and shop your way through the districts from 1-5 p.m.; shuttles will be provided. To purchase tickets, visit auburnwineandfood.com. October 17-18 – Auburn Big Time: Pow Wow. From 6-9 p.m. on Friday, and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Native American dancers, drummers, singers, artists and food will fill the Gold Country Fairgrounds. For more details, visit sierranativealliance.org. October 18 – The Good Dog: Dirty Dog 5K Walk/Run. Are you a good owner who walks their dog the entire course or are you one who likes getting down and dirty and running with their furry friend? Find out at this race held at Granite Beach. To register, visit totalbodyfitness.com. October 18-19 – PlacerGROWN Harvest Festival. This free family event, now in its fifth year, is collaborating with PlacerGROWN/Foothill Farmers’ Market for a harvest-themed festival featuring a variety of entertainment and vendors. For more details, visit placerharvestfestival.com. October 19 – TBF MTB 50-Miler. Dust off your mountain bike and come ride the combo of twisting single track, wide double track and rolling cross-country at Granite Beach. After crossing the finish line, enjoy a post-race barbecue with beer. To register, visit totalbodyfitness.com. October 25 – Count Watts' Spooktacular. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Roseville Utility Exploration Center, meander the Phantom House and meet Count Watts. Round out your day with pumpkin carving, crafts, face painting and prizes. For more details, visit roseville.ca.us/explore. October 27 – Golf 4 Shriners Charity Tournament. The Sacramento Chapter of the American Disc Jockey Association and Molina Health Care presents their seventh annual golf tournament at the Granite Bay Golf Club. The event is for golfers of all levels. For more details, visit sacramentoadja.com. October 28 – Family Fun Night. Downtown Roseville offers up a wide variety of free entertainment for the family—from monster-sized inflatables to costume contests and trick or treating. The event will take place at the Vernon Street Town Square and surrounding streets from 4-8 p.m. For more details, visit downtownroseville.com.
SAVE THE DATE! November 1 – Toast of the Town. Don't miss the 14th annual wine tasting, community dinner and art show, featuring a silent auction and raffle benefiting the Rocklin Unified School District. The event will be held at the Rocklin Event Center starting at 4 p.m. To purchase tickets, visit rocklineducationfoundation.org.
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GRAPE DAYS OF SUMMER Placer County Wine Trail August 2-3 Photos by Jason Phipps Photography.
Railhead Park, Auburn July 27 Photos by Alison Kranz and Captivating Sports Photography.
Alison Baker, Lindsey Partington and Alison Kranz
Deven O’Donnell and Jennifer Smith
Jeffrey Adams
Cynthia Dearth
Ron Peck
Breanne, Gregg and Sierra Mitchell
Tasters at Casque Wines
GRANITE BAY TRIATHLON Granite Beach Folsom Lake SRA August 23 Photos courtesy of Bill Driskill.
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Winners of the Female 50-54 division: first place, Holly Lasiter; second place, Tammie Watkins; and third place, Mardesich Jacquelyn
Ladies enjoy tastingsenjoy Tasters at Casque wine Wines with a view
Popie Wines Owner and Winemaker, Michael Duarte, and Wine Club Manager, Cyndie Vining
Owner and Winemaker of Lone Buffalo Vineyards, Phil Maddux, pours wine for patrons Samantha Jenkins
The race start
Anthony English
Mark Marvier
WOOFSTOCK Johnson Springview Park, Rocklin August 24 Photos courtesy of Tracie Colamartino.
Ciotto Cellars Owner and Winemaker, Joe Ciotti, assists a local taster Guest cools off
Guests support their favorite baseball team
Guests in costume
Guests show off their artistic talents
Tasters on the Wine Trail at Secret Ravine Vineyards & Winery
If you know of any events happening in the Roseville, Granite Bay and Rocklin area or have photos you would like to share with us, please submit them to info@stylemg.com. And, to see more Outtakes photos, visit stylergbr.com.
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The lives we touch inspire us Ollie and Vernie’s bond has endured through 60 years of marriage and military service in two wars. They still never go to bed angry. So when Ollie was diagnosed with memory problems that can progress to Alzheimer’s disease, they resolved to meet the challenge together. Doctors recommended physical and mental activity to support brain health – so 81-year-old Ollie now plays on three softball teams. The couple fill their social calendar with friends and charity fundraisers. They also fight back by helping others at risk of dementia. Participating in a multiyear study at the UC Davis Alzheimer’s Center, the couple is helping leading researchers investigate the aging brain to find improved methods of diagnosis and treatment. To learn more about Ollie and Vernie’s determination and the region’s only Alzheimer’s research center designated by the National Institute on Aging, visit alzheimer.ucdavis.edu One team. One choice. One UC Davis.
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weeks before I’m sure if it’s finished. If I can’t add another mark, however, it’s finished. AB: Is there a piece of work you’re most proud of? Why? EJ: Oddly enough, I love almost every piece; each is so meaningful to me with the feeling it evokes. What I feel in the painting may not be what you, the viewer, feel, but some kind of emotion is what I’m looking for. Not all art is beautiful like a luscious flower, but if you experience some kind of feeling then I have done my job. You may not even like it and that’s OK.
elma jellá Soulfully Abstract
AB: What would you most like to say to young artists? EJ: My advice—to anyone who loves art or is passionate about becoming an artist—is to learn how to draw and how to see and put feelings into their strokes. Take a basic painting [class] to learn the rules, because you can’t break the rules until you know what they are. Study color and its values; Alice don’t get discour-
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lma Jellá brings a collection of individuals and emotions to life with her thought provoking, post-modern, and award-winning abstract paintings. In addition to partaking in the Art Studio Trek for eight years, her work can often be seen at Roseville’s Blue Line Gallery. AB: Where do you find inspiration for your abstract pieces? EJ: My inspiration comes from my inner feelings and dream work that’s connected to my family or myself. All of my work comes from my unconscious. About five years ago, I began adding the portraits on paper collage and evolved to cut canvas fabric as my collage medium. These are also in the abstract form—all coming from the soul where the thread lives.
versity, my minor was visual art. While teaching and raising my children, I put art aside. Then, in about 1991, I began taking art lessons again—this time in watercolor. The watercolor background is why I use the fluid acrylics to paint as a “layerist” in a watercolor manner. I always knew Gentle Ben when I was painting landscapes, flowers and people that eventually I would move into the abstract.
AB: How did you find your artistic calling? Was it something that evolved over time or did you begin at a particular period in your life? EJ: I have always been [and seen myself] as an artist, but it wasn’t until middle school when I began taking private lessons; at uni-
AB: How do you know when a work is finished? EJ: I know a piece is complete when I cannot put in another meaningful line, shape, texture or balance, and the color and value hold true to the piece. Sometimes I need to let the piece sit in my studio for many days or
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artbeat October 5 – Delta Wine Art Faire. Spend the afternoon sipping wine from 10 local wineries, meet local authors, or pick out a new piece of art—all while listening to live music at Old Sugar Mill from 1-6 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. For more details, visit carvalhofamilywinery.com.
Artwork photos courtesy of Elma Jellá. Photos of artist by Dante Fontana.
by Abigail Blank // Photos of Artist by Dante Fontana
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avender, rose, sandalwood…sure, they smell amazing, but did you know these essential oils reap healing powers? Kathleen Bailey, who has been teaching classes on aromatherapy and essential oils for 16 years in the Sacramento area, explains that “essential oils date back to ancient times...For many centuries, essential oils and other aromatics were used for religious rituals, the treatment of illness, and other physical and spiritual needs.” Despite the fact that this form of healing is rapidly growing in popularity, many still don’t realize that life-changing benefits could be just an oil away.
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having more than one single property, like anti-inflammatory, calming or stimulating, antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, antispasmodic or mildly analgesic,” she says. Other benefits include: promoting healthy skin, relieving rash and skin irritation, stimulating mental focus and energy, improving respiratory health, and relieving discomfort in joints and muscles. For example, peppermint (mentha piperita) can be used for respiratory infections, headaches and nausea; while lavender (lavendula agustafolia) is great for skin conditions, burns, hair loss, insomnia and nervous tension; and lemon (citrus limon) can improve microcirculation, increase white blood cells and improve memory.
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Aromatherapy—a form of medicine that uses essential oils from plants or BUYING roots for psychological and physical Since not all essential oils are created well-being—can be used in a wide equal, the only way to know you’re getrange of settings to treat a variety of ting a pure, therapeutic-quality essential conditions, says Jodi L. Webb, RN, a oil is to know your supplier, Webb advises. by Kourtney Jason certified aromatherapist and education “Growing conditions vary (pollutants, coordinator at Sutter Roseville Medical Center. “In general, aromapesticides, climate, altitude and time of harvest), as well as distillatherapy relieves pain, improves your mood, and promotes a sense tion methods (time and temperature),” she says. At Sutter Roseville of relaxation,” she shares. “In fact, several essential oils—including Medical Center, Webb works with the company Young Living, which lavender, rose, orange, bergamot, lemon and sandalwood—have is the only one in the industry that guarantees a “seed to seal” probeen shown to relieve anxiety, stress and depression. And they are cess. “Other companies may [claim to] provide ‘therapeutic-grade’ used for a wide variety of applications, including pain relief, mood essential oils; however, there is no regulation of the industry,” she enhancement and increased cognitive function.” explains. “Typically, buying them off the shelf from a health food store isn’t a guarantee that it’s a 100-percent, therapeutic-grade SAFETY essential oil.” While Therapeutic Grade Essential Oils (TGEOS) are safe for most healing or medicinal purposes, education is critical, Bailey explains. “For example, it’s important to know the difference between lavendula agustafolia (true lavender) and lavandin (grosso or super),” says Bailey, who is also an instructor at Healing Arts Institute in Citrus Heights and became internationally certified in aromatherapy in 2000. “While lavendula agustafolia is used to relieve a burn, lavandin is a hybrid—and usually cut with synthetics—that can cause a burning sensation.” Some oils can be caustic to the skin and should be diluted with a carrier oil, like vegetable, olive or grapeseed, prior to use. What’s more, these oils should not be used in or around the eyes, and she also suggests consulting a reference guide, such as Essential Oils Desk Reference (Life Science Publishing), Medical Aromatherapy by Dr. Kurt Schnaubelt, or The Art of Aromatherapy by Robert B. Tisserand.
Power of Essential Oils
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hen the parents of today were headstrong teens, few were anticipating technology’s global takeover. Most parents struggle with finding a happy, healthy medium when it comes to teenagers and technology. It is, after all, something of a high-wire act—one with no net and a long way to fall. So, where to draw that murky line in the sand? Here, a local high school teacher, mother and student try to find the balance. “When my kids first got cell phones, they were obsessed; they never put them down,” admits an El Dorado Hills mom with two daughters—one still in high school. “But like anything, they became more of a novelty and, though they still use them, they were on to the next thing.” While technology is hardly a fad (not like, say, skinny jeans) there always seems to be another new social media site or gadget competing for our teens’ fickle attention. So in this case, rather than ban all devices from the house, Mom set fair rules around its use—in other words, apps are awesome, but family comes first. Or, as she puts it, “No technology during meals or family time.” From an educational point of view, technology has clear advantages for teens: a broader research base and computer skills they can later apply in college and the workforce, for starters.
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ourkids HOW ONE LOCAL TEEN FINDS HER BALANCE At age 12, Alyssa Wong, 2014 Oak Ridge High School graduate, got a cell phone and started using computers for more than just school projects. Today, when asked to tally her average tech use, the 18-year-old offers, “Maybe 14 hours a day? I’m on my iPhone constantly; it’s practically attached to me at this point.” I also watch TV a lot during the summer when I’m not working.” Alas, work. A sideline. Something else to do. With so much at a click, Wong, a frequent video chatter, places
Technology has also proved to be an asset to her in school. Having a phone with Internet, Wong explains, allows for fast access to information should she need to retrieve stats on the latest economic policies or correctly conjugate a verb. On the flip side, Wong says, “You lose out on a lot of chances to have real, face-toface conversations. A huge percentage of my generation doesn’t have basic conversation skills because they rely on their phones too much; instead of talking in person, they hide behind a phone or laptop.” Wong’s parents embraced technology by helping her navigate the computer world. She, in turn, helped them become more cell phone savvy and now uses technology broadly, but in conjunction with the one thing predating even the most rudimentary forms of communication: her noggin. “Nowadays it is harder to have that balance because technology is used in every aspect of our lives,” she admits. “I think for me, when I’m with people, I know not to use any phones or anything, and that’s my balance.”
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Despite this, notes a teacher at Ponderosa High School, “some of the many benefits also can negatively impact students.” Academically, ramifications range from illegible handwriting to significantly poor spelling skills. More concerning, he adds, “I’ve noticed young adults do not appear to be as capable of managing themselves in a formal conversation nearly as well as they used to. Conversing is a learned skill, something they seem to have lost with all the texting, instant messaging, Facebooking, etc.” He also cites distraction and an inability to cope without technology as issues. “I have personally witnessed students fall apart over the loss of a phone, which should be considered a convenience rather than life support.” But, as technology is here to stay, parents and educators alike are embracing it as a key learning tool when used appropriately, whether that means installing a password protected Internet connection or limiting access to certain websites and related strategies. Most crucially, suggests both the EDH mom
and Pondo teacher, is to cultivate, encourage, and support teens’ outside interests, too. Crucial to the equation is parents’ own digital doings. When was the last time you were caught tech-tasking at the table, Mom? And Dad, do you have to check the scores during Uno? Model quiet time and not only will your kids see it’s possible to engage in tech-free activities and have fun, but you might e ve n r e m e m b e r how much you once liked it. Welcome your teens’ participation or curiosity if offered. If not, take heart knowing that your parental example is teaching them how to connect in ways beyond the digital realm. As for your teens’ technology habits, if their use is responsible and constructive, leverage it to bring your family together. Find a community volunteer project for your tribe, then enlist your teen to Instagram their benevolence. Lastly, consider setting out for a remote, cellphone-free zone that allows teens to connect with their innate sense of discovery—and the wider world.
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a high premium on its perks— namely, keeping tabs on friends and those stationed in other states. (She credits social media for bridging distances.)
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hird-generation Lincoln resident Primo Santini says he’s always appreciated South Placer County’s rural attributes. Through the years, his experiences as a local business owner and City Council member have exposed him to both the positive and negative effects of expansion within a small town. “Life is about balance, and unbridled growth can degrade the very thing that drives the growth to begin with—the livability of an area,” he explains. “There is something about integrating open space into communities that invigorates them and quiets them at the same time. It absolutely makes them more livable.” Santini does his part to maintain that delicate balance by serving on the board of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation (WHF), an accredited, non-profit land trust dedicated to protecting, enhancing and restoring open L-R: Ian Hoover, Amber Parmenter and Stella Wong spaces and their inhabitants throughout California. Currently, WHF oversees nearly 100 properties covering more than 48,000 acres, including conservation easements that protect wildlife habitats and L-R: Amber Parmenter, Lia Hoover, agricultural propPatrick Shea, Antionette McGinnis and Lisa Williams erties in perpetuity. “Open space populations of wildlife that are vulnerable in general is a to extinction.” scarce natural reThose interested in supporting WHF by Morgan Cásarez // Photos by Dante Fontana source that, withare encouraged to make a tax-deductible out preservation, donation or attend its upcoming Salmon future generations will suffer beyond imagi“Since starting work at WHF,” she shares, Celebration. The annual event will be held nation,” WHF Executive Director, Patrick “I have developed an increased awareness in Lincoln’s McBean Park on October 4 and Shea, PhD, says. “Our work…is critically imof the fragility of our open spaces and a aims to educate families about restoring portant to quality of life issues for everyone.” deeper appreciation of the effort it takes to Auburn Ravine’s salmon population. Since it was founded in 2000, WHF’s maintain quality habitat in such an urban“In an area that’s becoming increascore values have included a dedication ized landscape.” Going forward, Parmenter ingly urbanized, these protected spaces to science-based conservation and eduhopes to see the organization reach its goal and associated ecosystem services are incational outreach in the form of labs, lesof securing 100,000 acres of protected land; valuable to local communities,” Parmenter son plans, nature walks and field trips, all in addition to preserving land near pre-exexplains. “I feel a connection to nature and of which are provided to schools free of isting protected areas (and in “high priority wildlife and [a] deep sense of responsibilcharge. According to wildlife biologist and wildlife movement and migration corriity to preserve the natural world for future WHF staff member Amber Parmenter, the dors”) with the help of local agencies and generations.” organization’s educational efforts have other conservation groups. “Habitat fragserved more than 2,000 children to date mentation,” she says, “is a major problem Visit wildlifeheritage.org for more inforand continue to grow. in California and leads to smaller, restricted mation.
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eautiful floor coverings can truly transform a room, but they can also be one of your biggest expenses, so planning ahead is essential. Before deciding on materials, colors and textures, consider some design basics. Using a single type of flooring throughout most of your home, breaking it only at bedrooms and wet areas, will create the biggest impact. Check out the following materials to see what suits your style.
WOOD Beautiful but tough, wood is a warmer and more forgiving material than tile. There are two kinds of wood floors: solid wood and engineered wood. Both are eco-friendly options when certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) and come in different widths and finishes to create your unique aesthetic. Another option is to choose floors salvaged from older buildings or milled from salvaged posts and beams.
and poured concrete can be tinted, stained or etched to mimic stone or tile; what’s more, it can have pieces of stone, wood or glass mixed in or embedded into it for a one-of-a-kind look. Keep in mind that it’s an extremely hard surface so it’ll be noisy and fragile items dropped on it will probably break; you’ll also need to seal it regularly. Consider pairing concrete with a radiant heating surface.
CARPET AND AREA RUGS For versatility and durability, there’s nothing better than tile. It can be used in any room and with any design, and comes in a wide range of colors, textures, finishes and prices. Tile is universally appealing, sustainable and easy to maintain. Natural stone tile includes limestone, slate, soapstone, marble and granite. Stone is subject to weathering and aging, which many people prefer; what’s more, natural stone develops a patina over time that is unique to the traffic patterns of the space. Just as for linen fabric and wood cabinetry, the natural look and wear only adds to the product’s beauty.
LAMINATE Laminate flooring is a photograph of another surface that is adhered to a base and then sealed. Inexpensive, resilient and easy to install, laminate is popular with do-ityourselfers. The higher-end products are more resistant to damage and will last longer. Adding an underlayment will absorb sound and make the flooring sound less hollow when walked on. Unlike wood, laminate cannot be refinished.
CONCRETE Concrete is one of the most popular flooring choices today. It’s extremely durable,
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Carpet provides the most warmth and comfort of any floor covering, and today’s technologies have created an even greater variety of textures, colors and cuts. Carpets made of woven plants and grasses, such as sisal, are now much more versatile. A beautiful rug can be a room’s focal point and make it feel cozy, especially over concrete, tile or stone floors. Area rugs can also be the centerpiece of a room, used to define one specific area within a room, or placed over an existing carpet to create added dimension. A well-chosen floor rug placed in the right spot will enhance anything you can dream up.
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Kerrie L. Kelly is an award-winning interior designer, author and multimedia consultant. She has authored two books: ‘Home Décor: A Sunset Design Guide,’ published by Oxmoor House, and the newly released ‘My Interior Design Kit,’ with Pearson Professional and Career Education. To contact her, visit kerriekelly.com or call 916-919-3023.
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FAVORITE OVERALL RESTAURANT 1. Mikuni 2. Paul Martin’s American Grill 3. La Provence Restaurant and Terrace
THE WINNERS: FAVORITE ICE CREAM/ FROZEN TREAT PLACE 1. Cold Stone Creamery 2. Big Spoon Yogurt 3. Top it Off Frozen Yogurt A very close #4 and #5: Yogi’s Yogurt and Leatherby’s Family Creamery
FAVORITE BRUNCH RESTAURANT 1. Paul Martin’s American Grill 2. Mimi’s Café 3. La Provence Restaurant and Terrace FAVORITE BURGER & FRIES JOINT 1. The Habit Burger Grill 2. In-N-Out Burger 3. Smash Burger Honorable Mention: Five Guys
FAVORITE SUSHI/JAPANESE RESTAURANT 1. Mikuni 2. Blue Nami 3. TIE: Izumi Sushi and Sumo Sushi FAVORITE CHINESE RESTAURANT 1. Fat’s Asia Bistro 2. P.F. Chang’s China Bistro 3. Rose Garden Chinese Restaurant
FAVORITE BBQ RESTAURANT 1. Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que 2. Texas West BBQ 3. Dickey’s Barbecue Pit
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FAVORITE CASUAL RESTAURANT 1. Yard House 2. Ginger’s 3. BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse FAVORITE FAMILY RESTAURANT 1. Red Robin Gourmet Burgers 2. Buca di Beppo 3. Ginger’s FAVORITE WAITPERSON 1. Katie Foust at A Dash of Panache 2. Don Carlo Barone at Rubino’s Ristorante 3. Thomas Kam at Yard House FAVORITE CHEF 1. Taro Arai at Mikuni 2. Jesse Mendoza at Rubino’s Ristorante 3. Aaron Manuel at Halftime Bar and Grill FAVORITE CATERER 1. Randy Peters Catering and Events 2. Kilted Pig BBQ 3. Rubino’s Ristorante
FAVORITE INDEPENDENT COFFEE/ TEA PLACE 1. Bloom Coffee and Tea 2. Origin Coffee and Tea 3. Shady Coffee and Tea FAVORITE BAR 1. The Boxing Donkey 2. Bar 101 3. Bunz Sports Pub and Grub FAVORITE HAPPY HOUR PLACE 1. Fat’s Asia Bistro 2. The Glass Turtle 3. Final Gravity Taproom and Bottle Shop FAVORITE COCKTAIL PLACE 1. Paul Martin’s American Grill 2. Fat’s Asia Bistro 3. La Provence Restaurant and Terrace FAVORITE WINE BAR 1. Carpe Vino 2. Capital Cellars 3. Paul Martin’s American Grill
FAVORITE PIZZA PLACE 1. Chicago Fire 2. Cool River Pizza 3. Mountain Mike’s Pizza A very close #4: Trademark Pizza FAVORITE SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 1. McCormick & Schmick’s 2. Scott’s Seafood Grill and Bar 3. Fins Market and Grill
FAVORITE DELI 1. Beach Hut Deli 2. Mr. Pickles Sandwich Shop 3. Nugget Markets
FAVORITE STEAKHOUSE 1. Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse 2. Outback Steakhouse 3. High Steaks Steakhouse
FAVORITE SALAD PLACE 1. Jack’s Urban Eats 2. California Fresh 3. Pluto’s
FAVORITE ITALIAN RESTAURANT 1. Rubino’s Ristorante 2. Il Fornaio 3. Buca di Beppo
FAVORITE BAKERY 1. Nothing Bundt Cakes 2. Rustic Grains Bakery/Cafe 3. Panera Bread
FAVORITE INDIAN RESTAURANT 1. India Oven 2. Mehfil Indian Restaurant 3. Bombay Bistro
FAVORITE OUTDOOR DINING 1. Paul Martin’s American Grill 2. La Provence Restaurant and Terrace 3. Yard House A very close #4: Ginger’s
FAVORITE THAI RESTAURANT 1. New Thai Kitchen 2. Thai Chili 3. Thai Basil FAVORITE VEGETARIAN GRUB 1. Whole Foods Market 2. Baagan 3. The Pita Pit
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FAVORITE TAKEOUT RESTAURANT 1. Dos Coyotes Border Grill 2. Jimboy’s Tacos 3. Chipotle Mexican Grill
FAVORITE BREAKFAST PLACE 1. Ginger’s 2. Venita Rhea’s 3. Peg’s Glorified Ham n Eggs
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FAVORITE HEALTH FOOD/ NUTRITION SHOP 1. Sunrise Natural Foods 2. Whole Foods Market 3. West Coast Nutrition FAVORITE GYM/HEALTH CLUB 1. Roseville Health and Wellness Center 2. California Family Fitness 3. Spare Time Clubs FAVORITE MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO 1. West Coast Martial Arts 2. Kovar’s Satori Academy 3. The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness FAVORITE MARTIAL ARTS INSTRUCTOR 1. Charlie Espinoza at West Coast Martial Arts 2. Amitis Pourarian at The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness 3. Chad Shepherd at Kovar’s Satori Academy FAVORITE YOGA STUDIO 1. Roseville Health and Wellness Center 2. Bikram Yoga 3. East Wind Yoga
FAVORITE MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1. Mas Mexican Restaurant 2. Chevy’s Fresh Mex 3. El Azteca Taqueria Honorable Mention: Jalisco Fresh Grill FAVORITE KIDS’ ACTIVITY 1. Golfland/Sunsplash 2. Wacky Tacky 3. Strikes Unlimited FAVORITE MUSEUM 1. Roseville Utility Exploration Center 2. Maidu Indian Museum and Historic Site 3. Roseville Telephone Museum FAVORITE GOLF COURSE 1. Whitney Oaks Golf Club 2. Granite Bay Golf Club 3. Turkey Creek Golf Club FAVORITE DANCE STUDIO 1. Dance Elite All Stars 2. Northern California Dance Conservatory 3. Anti-Gravity School of Dance FAVORITE DANCE INSTRUCTOR 1. Donna Webb at The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness 2. Robin Bartholomew with Northern California Dance Conservatory 3. Katie Mazza with The Dance Gallery 2
FAVORITE YOGA INSTRUCTOR 1. Ellen Perjanik at Roseville Health and Wellness Center 2. Donna Webb at The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness 3. Michele Robertson at The Studio Martial Arts and Fitness FAVORITE PILATES STUDIO 1. Roseville Health & Wellness Center 2. The Dailey Method 3. Body Heat Pilates and Yoga FAVORITE PILATES INSTRUCTOR 1. Dawn Niemi at Roseville Health and Wellness Center 2. Stacey Armijo at The Dailey Method 3. Diane Pascua at TruFitness
FAVORITE ROMANTIC RESTAURANT 1. Hawks 2. The Chef’s Table 3. La Provence Restaurant and Terrace
FAVORITE PHYSICAL THERAPIST 1. Bryan Phillips at Sacramento Spine and Physical Therapy 2. Kristin Wetter at Sacramento Spine and Physical Therapy 3. Jennifer Slade at Sutter Rehabilitation Institute FAVORITE ACUPUNCTURIST 1. Gregory Brown, LAc at Roseville Acupuncture 2. Village Acupuncture 3. Sarah Hardesty, LAc at Sarah Hardesty Acupuncture FAVORITE CHIROPRACTOR 1. Scott Warren, DC 2. Jared Thomas, DC 3. Gary Gade, DC
FAVORITE CASINO 1. Thunder Valley Casino Resort 2. Peppermill Casino Resort 3. Red Hawk Casino
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FAVORITE GENERAL PRACTITIONER 1. Linda Agresti, DO 2. David Verhaag, MD 3. Richard Lichti, MD FAVORITE DOCTOR 1. Diana Arteaga, MD 2. William Jornlin, MD 3. Raymond Turnure, MD FAVORITE DERMATOLOGIST 1. Christopher Ha, MD 2. Scott Hearth, MD 3. Artur Henke, MD A very close #4: Robert Hargrove, MD FAVORITE EYE DOCTOR 1. Lauren Van Winkle, OD 2. Julie R.Thornton, OD 3. John M. Okamoto, OD FAVORITE DOCTOR FOR COSMETIC PROCEDURES 1. Nalini Prasad, MD 2. David Kaufman, MD 3. Scott Hearth, MD A very close #4: Celia Remy, MD, PC
FAVORITE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 1. Ashlee Janzen, MS, MFTI 2. Shelley Balla-Hawkins, MS 3. Renae Linder, MSW, LCSW FAVORITE DENTAL PRACTICE 1. Dental Designs 2. Blue Oak Dental 3. Sterling Pointe Family Dentistry FAVORITE ORTHODONTIST 1. Dwight Miller, DDS, MS 2. Mark Holt, DDS 3. Marc Dunn, DDS Honorable Mention: Robert M. Alexander, DDS, MS FAVORITE ORAL SURGEON 1. Kenneth Wong, DDS 2. Mark A. Weiner, DDS 3. TIE: Michael P. Mullen, DDS and Brian C. Harris, DDS, MD FAVORITE PEDIATRIC DENTIST 1. Rocklin Pediatric Dentistry 2. Make a Smile Children’s Dental, Orthodontics and Edodontics 3. Weideman Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics
FAVORITE PERSONAL TRAINER 1. Eric Fuchino at Roseville Health and Wellness Center 2. Mark Cavallaro at Roseville Health and Wellness Center 3. Al Biancani at Roseville Health and Wellness Center Honorable Mention: David Young at Transform Fitness Personal Training FAVORITE PEDIATRICIAN 1. Lenbert Wong, MD 2. Mary Ann Ellis-Jammal, MD 3. Angelica Ha, MD FAVORITE SPIRITUAL LEADER 1. Ray Johnston at Bayside Church 2. Lance Hahn at Bridgeway Christian Church 3. Rick Stedman at Adventure Christian Church FAVORITE LOCAL BUSINESSPERSON 1. Harold Gaubert at Ginger’s 2. Scott Alvord at A Dash of Panache and Advanced Development Concepts, LLC 3. Paul Hills at The Hills Group FAVORITE ANNUAL EVENT 1. Hot Chili and Cool Cars 2. Splash 3. Downtown Tuesday Nights FAVORITE LOCAL MUSICIAN/BAND 1. Lincoln Brewster 2. Dean-o-Holics 3. Anthony Harrison FAVORITE LOCAL PERFORMING ARTS ORGANIZATION 1. Stand Out Talent 2. Rocklin Community Theatre 3. Roseville Theatre Arts Academy FAVORITE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION 1. Placer SPCA 2. Placer Food Bank 3. Friends of the Roseville Library Honorable Mention: Hartsong Ranch Animal Sanctuary
FAVORITE DENTIST 1. Firas Nassif, DMD 2. Jeffrey McClure, DDS 3. Kris Martinson, DDS
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FAVORITE TEACHER 1. Duane Calkins at George A. Buljan Middle School 2. Angie Tennison at St. Albans Country Day School 3. Greg Carson at Loomis Basin Charter School FAVORITE TUTORING SERVICE 1. Huntington Learning Center 2. Placer Adult Literacy Service 3. Math Masters Learning Center FAVORITE PRESCHOOL 1. Adventure Christian Preschool 2. KidsPark 3. Granite Bay Montessori A very close #4: Roseville Community Preschool FAVORITE PRIVATE SCHOOL 1. Adventure Christian School 2. St. Alban’s Country Day School 3. Roseville Community School FAVORITE ATHLETIC COACH 1. Greg Benzel at Rocklin High School 2. Jeff Wolf at UC Davis and Northern California Volleyball Club 3. Greg Carson at Loomis Basin Charter School FAVORITE BARBER 1. Sam at Barber Sam’s 2. Hunter at Hunter’s Barber Shop 3. Brian at Doonan’s Barber Shop FAVORITE BARBER SHOP 1. Barber Sam’s 2. Hunter’s Barber Shop 3. Roosters Men’s Grooming Center FAVORITE SALON 1. Halo Salon and Day Spa 2. Brockway Hair Design 3. Salon Rouge
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FAVORITE VETERINARY PRACTICE 1. VCA Loomis Basin Veterinary Clinic 2. West Roseville Veterinary Hospital 3. Rocklin Road Veterinary Hospital A VERY!! Close #4: Willow Rock Pet Hospital – was only one vote behind #3! So every vote counts! FAVORITE PET GROOMER 1. West Roseville Pet Resort and Grooming Salon 2. Mud to Suds 3. Granite Bay Pet Grooming FAVORITE PET STORE 1. The Doggie Bag 2. Ben’s Bark Avenue Bistro 3. Rocklin Family Pets and Wash
FAVORITE MED SPA 1. Laser Esthetica 2. Roseville Dermatology 3. Vitality Stem Cell and Aesthetic Medicine
FAVORITE PLACE TO VOLUNTEER 1. Placer SPCA 2. Bayside Church 3. Adventure Christian Church Honorable Mention: The Gathering Inn
FAVORITE HAIR STYLIST 1. Lisa Flowers at Atrium Salon Spa 2. Alexis Reynolds at Halo Salon and Day Spa 3. Kenna Barcus at Salon Rouge FAVORITE MAKEUP ARTIST 1. TIE: Jennifer Haupt and Lea Buehler 2. Carley Summers 3. Heather Bower
FAVORITE MANI/PEDI SPA 1. Bellagio Day Spa and Salon 2. BB Nail Spa 3. Dolce Vita Day Spa
FAVORITE TANNING SALON 1. California Sun 2. Sun Kiss Tanning 3. Amazing Tans FAVORITE PLACE FOR A MASSAGE 1. Serenity Spa 2. Atrium Salon Spa 3. Roseville Health and Wellness Center
FAVORITE LOCAL ARTIST 1. Gayle Rappaport-Weiland 2. Ann Ranlett 3. David Garibaldi
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THESE PEOPLE AND PLACES STRAIGHT-UP BEAT OUT THE COMPETITION… FAVORITE LOCAL HERO 1. Gina Garbolino 2. Scott Alvord FAVORITE LOCAL ATHLETE 1. Summer Sanders FAVORITE CIVIC LEADER 1. Carol Garcia FAVORITE WAXING SALON 1. European Wax Center 2. Atrium Salon Spa FAVORITE LOCAL BUSINESS 1. BMR Napa AutoCare 2. Nubbin’s Drive-In FAVORITE GARDEN CENTER 1. Green Acres Nursery and Supply 2. High Hand Nursery 3. Bushnell Gardens Landscape Industries
FAVORITE PLACE FOR A FACIAL 1. Atrium Salon Spa
FAVORITE CARPET CLEANING SERVICE 1. Mission Carpet Care 2. Always Green Clean Carpet Care 3. Eco Clean Carpet and Tile Care
2. Laser Esthetica 3. Granite Bay Dermatology FAVORITE PET BOARDING 1. West Roseville Pet Resort and Grooming Salon 2. Aunt Cynthia’s Bed and Biscuit Inn 3. Home Buddies Roseville FAVORITE FLORIST 1. Rocklin Florist 2. Ambience Floral Design 3. Blossoms & Balloons A very close #4: Bartlett’s Flowers and Gifts and #5: Becky’s Flowers – there was only one vote separating #3 and #4, and #4 and #5! FAVORITE ART GALLERY 1. Blue Line Gallery 2. Auburn Old Town Gallery 3. Lincoln Arts Gallery and Culture Foundation FAVORITE PRINT & SIGN SHOP 1. Palmer Signs 2. Signs on Time 3. Sir Speedy Printing and Marketing Services FAVORITE INTERIOR DESIGNER 1. Julie Smith and Associates 2. Destiny Designs 3. Guchi Interior Design
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FAVORITE HOME REMODELER 1. Eberle Remodeling 2. Destiny Designs 3. Guchi Interior Design FAVORITE HANDYMAN 1. Bill Ewing at Handyman for Hire 2. Grandpa’s Truck Construction Services 3. Jerry Peterson Construction FAVORITE ELECTRICIAN 1. Roseville Rocklin Electric 2. Phil Haupt Electrical, Inc. 3. Sage Electric Company FAVORITE PLUMBER 1. Class Act Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning 2. Bill Ewing at Handyman for Hire 3. Crystal Blue Plumbing, Heating and Air FAVORITE PAINTING CONTRACTOR 1. Matt Weideman at Weideman Family Painting 2. Richards Painting 3. Anderson Painting
FAVORITE FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHER 1. Enchanted Images 2. Manhart Photography 3. Melissa Babasin Photography A very close #4: Image Outfitters Photography
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FAVORITE REAL ESTATE AGENT 1. Mimi Nassif 2. Cristie Akers 3. Brian Alt
FAVORITE GROCERY STORE 1. Trader Joe’s 2. Whole Foods Market 3. Raley’s
FAVORITE HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE 1. Apple House Cleaning 2. Molly Maid 3. Maid Happy
FAVORITE PET TRAINER 1. Who Trains Who Pet Obedience 2. P.E.T. Your Dog 3. Paws in Progress FAVORITE PRODUCE DEPARTMENT 1. Whole Foods Market 2. Nugget Market 3. Sprouts FAVORITE BOUTIQUE 1. Rock Hill Lavender 2. SWAK (Sealed with a Kiss Designs) 3. Nevaeh Salon, Boutique and Spa FAVORITE CHILDREN’S CLOTHING STORE 1. Once Upon a Child 2. Crazy 8 3. Janie & Jack FAVORITE TOY STORE 1. Learning Express Toys 2. Toys “R” Us 3. Lakeshore Learning Materials
FAVORITE SENIOR LIVING CENTER 1. Casa de Santa Fe 2. Eskaton Roseville 3. Sierra Pointe FAVORITE ACCOUNTANT 1. Karen Peak, CPA 2. Charles Carothers, CPA 3. Fred Crooks, CPA FAVORITE ATTORNEY 1. Lynn A. Dean 2. Elise S. Baker 3. Robin C. Bevier FAVORITE BANK 1. Tri Counties Bank 2. Mechanics Bank 3. First Bank FAVORITE CREDIT UNION 1. Golden 1 Credit Union 2. SAFE Credit Union 3. Patelco Credit Union FAVORITE AUTO REPAIR SHOP 1. Kniesel’s Auto Service Center 2. Scotty’s Automotive 3. Five Star Auto Care
FAVORITE BIKE SHOP 1. The Hub 2. Bob’s Cycle Center 3. Sharp Bicycles
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FAVORITE BRIDAL SHOP 1. Alfred Angelo Bridal 2. Dreamnette Bridal 3. David’s Bridal FAVORITE WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHER 1. Phillip Alan Films 2. Jensen Wedding Films 3. Liquid Light Video FAVORITE WEDDING PLANNER 1. A Day to Remember Wedding and Event Planners 2. Strings and Champagne Events 3. Platinum Planning Couture Event Design FAVORITE WEDDING CAKE MAKER 1. Sweet Cakes by Rebecca 2. Pastry Heaven 3. Candy and Cake Specialties FAVORITE WEDDING CATERER 1. Hannibal’s Catering 2. Randy Peters Catering & Events 3. Jackson Catering & Events FAVORITE WEDDING DJ 1. MR DJ Event Services 2. Sound Image Entertainment 3. Extreme Productions Entertainment
FAVORITE LANDSCAPER 1. Capital Landscape
FAVORITE WEDDING PHOTO BOOTH COMPANY 1. Sound Image Entertainment 2. Rocket Booths 3. Encore Photo Booths FAVORITE WEDDING INVITATIONS DESIGNER 1. Honey Paperie 2. Angela dal Bon for Invitations Ink 3. Crème de la Crème Paperie FAVORITE WEDDING OFFICIANT 1. Rev. Jeri Murphy 2. Pastor Ken Birks 3. Lori Levinsen FAVORITE WEDDING RENTALS 1. Celebrations! Party Rentals & Tents 2. Classic Party Rentals 3. America’s Party Rental Honorable Mention: Rent-Rite FAVORITE WEDDING LINEN RENTALS 1. La Tavola Fine Linen Rental 2. Celebrations! Party Rentals & Tents 3. Mimi & Co. FAVORITE WEDDING LIMOUSINE COMPANY 1. Corporate Transportation Solutions 2. API Limousine 3. Angelique Limo Excursions A very close #4: Neumann Enterprises
2. Shear Perfection Landscape & Maintenance Company 3. Executive Care Landscape Management Honorable Mention: Oscar Espinoza’s Landscaping Services FAVORITE SKATE/SNOW/SURF SHOP 1. Ground Zero Clothing and Boardshop 2. Clark’s Snow Sports 3. Mainland Skate and Surf
FAVORITE GIFT SHOP 1. HLC Hallmark 2. Beatnik Books and Curios 3. TIE: Bartlett Flowers and Gifts and Rock Hill Lavender
FAVORITE HOME DÉCOR STORE 1. Pottery World 2. HomeGoods 3. Granite Bay Ace Hardware
FAVORITE JEWELRY STORE 1. Shane Co. 2. Kenny G. & Company Fine Jewelers 3. Guzzetta & Co. Fine Jewelers
FAVORITE FURNITURE STORE 1. RC Willey 2. Crate and Barrel 3. La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries
FAVORITE LOCAL STORE 1. Pairings 2. Beatnik Books and Curios 3. A Dash of Panache
FAVORITE FLOOR COVERINGS STORE 1. S & G Carpet and More 2. Good Brothers Flooring Plus 3. Guchi Interior Design
FAVORITE MALL/SHOPPING CENTER 1. Fountains at Roseville 2. Westfield Galleria at Roseville 3. Downtown and Historic Roseville
FAVORITE WINDOW COVERINGS STORE 1. Blind Spot 2. California Window Fashions 3. Blind Corners
FAVORITE WEDDING VENUE 1. Timber Creek Ballroom 2. Newcastle Wedding Gardens 3. The Flower Farm
FAVORITE BOOKSTORE 1. Barnes and Noble 2. Almost Perfect Book Store 3. Beatnik Books and Curios FAVORITE CONSIGNMENT SHOP 1. Designer Consigner 2. Nice Twice Consignment Shop 3. Reinvent Clothing Boutique and Consignment
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FAVORITE REHEARSAL DINNER PLACE 1. La Provence Restaurant and Terrace 2. Buca di Beppo 3. Paul Martin’s American Grill FAVORITE WEDDING FLORIST 1. Ambience Floral Design 2. Bartlett Flowers and Gifts 3. Verbena Flowers and Trimmings
FAVORITE WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER 1. Siegel’s Portrait Design 2. Turning Leaf Studios 3. Jen Stewart Photography
TO SEE MORE READERS’ FAVORITES FROM THE REGION, VISIT STYLEMG.COM.
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Presenting Style Magazine’s READERS' CHOICE AWARD ALLSTARS special advertising section. Tracking down that breakfast spot you heard about can be tricky. So can finding the perfect boutique... but once you’ve found it, chances are you’ve told all your friends and then some! It’s you – our readers – who really know the best of what this region has to offer, and it’s your turn to share your favorites with us. From golf courses to playgrounds, artists and leaders, Style presents to you Readers’ Choice winners and chart toppers and invites you to celebrate them with us!
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A huge THANK YOU for voting us Favorite Carpet Cleaning Service in Folsom, El Dorado Hills, El Dorado County and Foothills year after year! For over twenty-three years, Carter’s Carpet Restoration has been providing the highest quality carpet cleaning to you and to our community. Quality and customer service are what sets Carter’s apart from the rest. You’ll get the deepest cleaning there is, plus amazingly fast dry time – carpets are actually dry to the touch before we leave your home! With Carter’s you’ll get unmatched customer service and the best cleaning products on the market today. This combination ensures the deepest cleaning available with a local, family owned company you can trust. Guaranteed. Having issues with pet odor? Carter’s can help – pet odor removal is one of our specialties! Our cleaning process is safe for you and your pet. Tired of tile or stone that you just can’t get clean? Remove the years of built up soil with a professional steam cleaning. The results are stunning! And don’t forget area rugs! They can be cleaned in your home or at our facility. Whatever your cleaning needs may be, we’re here for you! Your restorative steam cleaning is just a phone call away, call now. You’ll be glad you did!
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Weideman Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics Sunrise Dental Plaza 7916 Pebble Beach Dr., Ste. 101 Citrus Heights 916-962-0577 | www.SacChildrensDentist.com
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THANK YOU for voting us Favorite Pediatric Dental Practice winner for 2014 for Roseville, Granite Bay, Rocklin, Folsom, and El Dorado Hills! We greatly appreciate your support and feel honored to have been chosen six years in a row. All of our amazing and highly respected dentists have also been annually chosen as “Top Dentists” in surveys conducted by their peers throughout the Sacramento region. WE HAVE CREATED A 40-YEAR LEGACY of providing comprehensive and compassionate dentistry for Sacramento’s children. Our patients feel so close to us, they return as mothers, fathers, doctors, and team members. We have partnered with the UC Davis Pediatric Medical Residency Program to help future pediatricians study all of the special aspects of pediatric dentistry. We are affectionately referred to as the “Disneyland of Dentistry” by our patients. Our experienced and awesome team members and our fun office reflect this vision from the minute children enter our front door.
(left to right) Dr. Darcy Owen, Dr. Cindy Weideman, Dr. Jeff Sue, Dr. Lexie Lyons, Dr. Holley Gonder, and Dr. Tommy Clements
CHECK US OUT on Facebook, Youtube, and Pinterest to see our latest activities, adventures, and videos. Now that school has started, call us for your FREE classroom or children’s group dental health education presentation with a magical appearance by the “Tooth Fairy”.
Placer Dermatology Artur Henke, M.D. 9285 Sierra College Blvd. | Roseville 916-784-3376 (DERM) www.placerdermatology.com Dr. Artur Henke, a board certified dermatologist, has extensive experience in medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology. He did his training at UC Davis Medical Center, where he was Chief Resident. Dr. Henke has been a Northern California resident for 27 years, and in 2008, realized his dream of building Placer Dermatology & Skin Care Center, a state of the art dermatology practice in Roseville, California. Dr. Henke volunteers as Assistant Clinical Professor at UC Davis, and is an active member of several medical societies, including the American Academy of Dermatology. Dr. Henke specializes in the recognition and management of all types of skin cancer including melanoma, pre-cancers, benign skin growths, acne, skin infections, and skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis. Dr. Henke performs surgery on all areas of the body and offers cosmetic procedures such as Botox. By addressing your skin condition in a timely and expert manner, Dr. Henke can alleviate many symptoms and prevent complications. Dr. Henke looks forward to providing you with his expert care while addressing your entire family’s dermatologic needs in a comfortable and friendly environment. Dr. Henke and his wife, along with their two children are active members of the community and enjoy living in the area. We would like to thank all of our clients for voting us a Favorite Dermatologist for the fifth year in a row!
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Mimi Nassif Keller Williams/Luxury Division Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Keller Williams Top Producing Real Estate Agents Roseville | 916-612-7772 www.mimiluxuryestates.com BRE# 01918236 Mimi Nassif would like to thank you all from the bottom of her heart for voting her as #1 Favorite Real Estate Agent for 2013 and 2014 by the readers of the Roseville/ Granite Bay/ Rocklin Style Magazine. Mimi Nassif has built her business by going above and beyond to meet and exceed her clients needs. "It is not the transaction that matters, but the building of the lifelong relationship with my clients and providing them with an exceptional experience." Mimi's true key to customer satisfaction is the positive attitude and tireless energy she brings to every single client she works with as much as being dedicated to making a positive impact in people's lives. In this competitive market, clients find themselves in competition to win the bid for their dream home and, because of Mimi's aggressive negotiation skills and persuasive charm, she has come through time and time again for the people who trust in and count on her. Mimi has been awarded the prestigious Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist designation and the Million Dollar Guild Recognition by the institution of the Luxury Home Market in recognition of attaining knowledge, experience, and expertise in the fine home and estate market. Good things come to those who focus on the positive in life and take action! So when it comes to your next move, whether buying or selling, please give Mimi a call. With her expertise and optimistic approach to real estate, you can count on her to deliver exceptional results.
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Wise Villa Winery extends a heartfelt thank you to Style Magazine’s readers in Roseville, Rocklin and Granite Bay for voting us #1 Favorite Winery! We invite Style’s supporters to visit us. Enjoy our wine with lunch Wednesday-Sunday; and Friday-Saturday dinners and live music. In 2014, Wise Villa’s red and white wines received five Best of California, Best of Class of Region awards (SF Chronicle/State Fair) and over 200 medals in the last three years. Voted #1 in Placer County KCRA A-List. We are the only winery with a gourmet bistro with a fully equipped commercial kitchen in Placer County. Our food, from the fillet mignon to rack of lamb, is sourced locally or directly from our estate and chef prepared—no cans, no microwaves, and yes, even the ketchup and mayonnaise are prepared in house. Visit Wise Villa open WednesdaySunday, 11am-5pm, extended hours Friday and Saturday, 11am–9:30pm (gates close at 8:30pm). Saturday nights are special events—Reservations suggested. Be Smart Drink Wise.
Dance Elite All Stars 2610 Sunset Blvd., Ste. 1 | Rocklin 916-632-9498 | www.danceeliteallstars.com We are honored and thrilled to receive the Style Magazine Readers' Choice award for the fourth year in a row as the Favorite Dance Studio in all of Rocklin, Roseville and Granite Bay. At Dance Elite we offer top notch dance classes for all ages and abilities in a positive and professional atmosphere. We are known in the dance community as the “go to” place for any dancer who wants to receive excellent training from beginner to professional. We embrace and train recreational dancers as well as highly skilled dancers who want to pursue dance in college or a professional dance career. Our instructors are all respected experts in Hip Hop, Arco, Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Lyrical/Contemporary dance. We also offer a Zumba/Piloga fitness challenge for adults on Saturday mornings. In addition to great dance classes, Dance Elite equips dancers with their dancewear and shoe needs which makes for easy one stop shopping for our parents and students. Our studio also has a parent lounge with cozy seating and free coffee, tea and access to wifi. At Dance Elite we also implement the nationally recognized “Powerful Words” character development program with all of our students. It is important that we are equipping our dancers with strong values and integrity along with learning proper dance technique. With over 140 classes offered in our recently expanded studio, we are sure to have a class that is a good fit for you or your child. Call us anytime at (916) 632-9498 to schedule a free trial class & to experience Dance Elite first hand.
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1650 Lead Hill Blvd. | Roseville 916-677-1200 | www.rosevillehwc.com * Full Service Fitness Center * Indoor Heated Pool * Personal Training * Group Exercise Classes * Physical Therapy * Arthritis Programs * Cancer Well-fit Program * Diabetes & Exercise * Fall Prevention * ACL Injury Prevention Program * Functional Balance Training * Athlete Development Programs and more! 10th consecutive year voted # 1 Roseville Health and Wellness Center would like to thank the readers of Style magazine for voting us #1 for the last 10 consecutive years! As the designated #1 Wellness Center in the United States we are committed to helping you achieve your Wellness goals! For more information and to read our amazing success stories check out our Website! www.rosevillehwc.com 2014: Gym/Health Club, Yoga Studio, Personal Trainer (Eric Fuchino, Mark Calvallaro, Al Biancani), Yoga Instructor (Ellen Perjanik), Pilates Studio, Pilates Instructor (Dawn Niemi), Massage Place, Massage Therapist (Renee VonFeldt)
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Dr. Lauren Van Winkle, O.D. and the staff at Viewpoint Optometry would like to express our sincere gratitude to our patients for voting us their #1 Favorite Eye Doctor for the 4th year in a row. With over 40 years of combined experience in the field, our goal is to provide personal, professional and quality eye care. We remember our patients and their family members by name and Dr. Van Winkle can often be found helping people pick out frames. We educate on the newest research, utilize the latest modern optical technology and provide the best eye care products on the market. We also strive to have an amazing selection of designer and boutique eyewear so we can deliver the perfect frame for each individual. Whether you need a conservative look or want to make a bold statement, we have a unique variety of styles: from screwless, lightweight frames made in Germany to fashionable frames handcrafted in Paris. We welcome you, your family and friends to be a part of the Viewpoint family. We are so very fortunate to serve this incredible community and are humbled by the overwhelming support. Thanks again for trusting us with your vision care!
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Blue Oak Dental Roseville 15 Sierra Gate Plaza Roseville 916-786-6777 www.blueoakdentalgroup.com The doctors, hygienists, assistants and front office team at Blue Oak Dental would like to thank our patients and the Style readers for voting Dr. Jeffrey McClure as a Favorite Dentist and Blue Oak Dental as one of the Favorite Dental Practices in Roseville/Granite Bay/Rocklin! We consider it to be an honor and a privilege to serve the dental needs of our community. “Care for a lifetime” is the cornerstone upon which Blue Oak Dental was founded over 20 years ago in Roseville. The dental team provides quality care with an emphasis on esthetic, tooth conservative dentistry. Since the opening of our Rocklin office in 2003, we pride ourselves in being “One dedicated group of professionals with two convenient locations.” In addition to offering general dentistry, implant dentistry, and cosmetic dental services, the group also has an on-site orthodontist (traditional braces and Invisalign), periodontist and an oral surgeon to treat all of your dental needs. “We are committed to helping our patients look and feel their best through optimal dental health,” say the doctors of Blue Oak Dental. Our philosophy is simple: provide exceptional and comfortable care that is honest, compassionate and respectful to our patients and their families. The Roseville office is open extended appointment hours – 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each weekday, and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. We invite you, your family and friends to be a part of our dental family. We are certain that you will enjoy our professional staff and friendly atmosphere. Both offices are currently accepting new patients. Please call today to schedule your dental visit and ask about our $50 new patient certificate.
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Blue Oak Dental Rocklin (left to right) Mark Arena, DDS; A. Randy Wilkes, DDS; Dwight Miller, DDS, MS – orthodontist; Frank Reach , DDS
Blue Oak Dental Roseville (left to right) Dwight Miller, DDS, MS – orthodontist; H. Michael Balch, DDS; Michael Gade, DDS; Gregory Steiner, DDS, MS – periodontist; Jeffrey McClure, DDS; Ron Milla, DDS; A. Randy Wilkes, DDS
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Thank you for voting Dr. Miller your #1 Favorite Orthodontist! Dr. Miller and his team at Blue Oak Dental provide orthodontics for children, teens and adults. Dr. Miller is an Invisalign Teen Provider and Invisalign Premier Provider. He has been providing orthodontic care for our Blue Oak patients for twenty years. Our team is dedicated to treating patients with excellent orthodontic care in a fun, friendly environment, while building long lasting friendships with patients and their families. Dr. Miller also volunteers his time and skills to Smiles for Kids, a program that delivers orthodontic services to underprivileged children in the Sacramento area. Dr. Miller enjoys “bringing children out of their shell with a beautiful smile.” Call today to schedule your complimentary orthodontic consultation!
Mark Weiner, D.D.S. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Blue Oak Dental Rocklin | 916-435-2475 www.blueoakdentalgroup.com We are also honored that you’ve chosen Dr. Weiner as the #1 Favorite Oral Surgeon in Roseville/Granite Bay/Rocklin! Dr. Mark A. Weiner earned his D.D.S. from the University of Southern California, graduating with honors. He went on to do an internship at the University of Washington and Seattle VA Hospitals in Seattle, Washington, before beginning his Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery residency program at the USC-Los Angeles County Medical Center. Afterwards, he moved to Sacramento to begin private practice. Dr. Weiner is also a Colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve and served in Iraq in 2003 as a Commander of an EMEDS Hospital providing care for our troops in combat. He presently teaches interns and residents at the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery training program at David Grant Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base. Dr. Weiner has been involved in group practice since 1999, joining Blue Oak Dental in 2007 after 17+ years in private practice. He is a Diplomate in the American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, and a member of numerous professional societies.
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7351 Galilee Rd., Ste. 160 | Roseville 916-783-3355 | www.wackytacky.net
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Thank you to the readers of Style Magazine for voting us the area’s #1 Favorite Farmer's Market! We are proud to be a local, family-owned business serving the area for 68 years. As the area’s largest farmer’s market, we offer a vast array of fresh produce priced well below retail. Spanning over 70 acres, there are endless possibilities for treasure seekers and bargain hunters to explore. We are dedicated to providing our guests and vendors a clean, family-friendly atmosphere with the best possible service, great deals, and fresh handmade food each and every weekend.
We love being recognized by the Style Magazine readers as a safe, entertaining and fun activity for your kids. We realize that each child and each birthday party is unique. Wacky Tacky also provides a spacious dining area where guests can have a free cup of coffee, read the paper or take advantage of our free wireless internet access. Parents can safely watch their child having a great time. Open 7 days a week for open play (unless reserved for a private party). Check our website for availability.
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Sacramento Spine & Physical Therapy 1650 Lead Hill Blvd., Ste. 300 | Roseville 916-677-1210 | sacspine@msn.com www.sacramentospine.com Special thanks to all the readers of Style Magazine for voting us #1 Favorite Physical Therapist for the 3rd consecutive year. Serving patients since 1994 and located on-site at the Roseville Health & Wellness Center facility, Sacramento Spine & Physical Therapy offers a state-of-the-art outpatient orthopedic clinic. We specialize in manual therapy and clinical exercise, using a wide range of treatment approaches and specialized equipment. By emphasizing one-on-one hands on care from an experienced physical therapist, our goal is to achieve total health and recovery for all patients. Additional programs include: Aquatic PT and Womens' Health OT.
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Darla Colson, CPA, MST Gilbert Associates, Inc. 101 Parkshore Dr., Ste. 100 | Folsom 2880 Gateway Oaks Dr., Ste. 100 | Sacramento 916-646-6464 x117 | www.gilbertcpa.com I am grateful to have been voted Favorite Accountant for the sixth year by the Folsom and El Dorado Hills communities. We offer personalized service along with the resources of a larger firm. I have nearly three decades experience as a local CPA, and I also lead our tax department and serve as CFO/COO for our firm. This gives me a thorough understanding of successful business practices, tax planning, and strategies for businesses and individuals. Visit our website for more information about how we can help you.
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La Provence Restaurant & Terrace
576 N. Sunrise Ave., Ste. 110 | Roseville 916-773-3937 | www.rosevilleoptometry.com www.facebook.com/rosevilleoptometryassociates
110 Diamond Creek Place | Roseville 916-789-2002 | www.laprovenceroseville.com
Roseville Optometry is thrilled to be recognized by our community for the 5th year in a row! We would like to thank Style Magazine and its readers for this opportunity to serve the community with their eyecare needs. At Roseville Optometry we are driven to provide the best patient care possible, while offering the latest eyecare technology to fit individualized needs. Glasses provide an opportunity for a fun fashion statement and also have the ability to enhance your life with a quality visual experience. We look forward to continuing to grow our relationship with the community and appreciate your support.
La Provence would like to thank you, our guests, for your Readers’ Choice votes and your continued loyalty. We hope to see you again soon. Book your holiday party now! La Provence captures the very essence of the holidays, with a roaring fire, festive décor, a joyful atmosphere and inspired menus. Contact our events coordinator at 916.789.2002 or Email events@laprovenceroseville.com. Merci from all of us! 2014: Brunch Place, Romantic Restaurant, Outdoor Dining, Overall Restaurant, Rehearsal Place 2013: Brunch Place, Romantic Restaurant, Rehearsal Dinner Place, Overall Restaurant, Bartender
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1410 East Roseville Pkwy., Ste. 140 | Roseville 916-781-0110 | www.gingersrestaurant.com
Nothing Bundt Cakes would like to give a warm thank you and send a hole lot of love to the sweet readers of Style Magazine for voting us Favorite Bakery! At Nothing Bundt Cakes, we take great pride in the care that goes into our baking. We use quality ingredients like fresh eggs, real butter and cream cheese frosting to ensure that every bite is full of delectable homemade goodness. And, with a wide variety of flavors and sizes available, we're sure to satisfy anyone's sweet tooth!
Thanks for voting Ginger’s a top award winner! We are a family owned restaurant that serves All-American breakfast, lunch and dinner in a fun beach atmosphere. Come relax on our large tropical patio under the palapas, and enjoy great food, drinks and free live music four nights a week! You can also reserve our private dining room for special events. We serve only Certified Angus Beef prime rib, steaks and burgers, and offer breakfast all day long. 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 & 2010: Casual Restaurant 2014, 2013, 2012 & 2011: Breakfast Place, Family Restaurant 2014, 2013 & 2012: Outdoor Dining 2014: Favorite Business Person 2012: Favorite Burger
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Four Seasons Tailoring
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Thank you for voting us your Favorite Wedding Caterer! With our catering business approaching 17 years, we continue to serve a diverse clientele and to offer each of our customers a unique experience. Diane was an early proponent for green catering, and as a self proclaimed “locovore”, Diane despises waste and loves local and organic.
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Roseville Rocklin Electric 916-772-2698 www.rocklinelectric.com Thanks for voting us Favorite Electrician – 4th year in a row! With 41 year’s experience, we have the knowledge to take care of all your electrical service needs, from a receptacle in your home to installing high reach lighting at your business. Call us and you’ll talk with Pat, not a recording. It’s a Small World, Keep it Lit!
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1540 Eureka Rd., Ste. 104 Roseville | New 916-782-8300 New office opened in September www.karenPEAKcpa.com
6801 Five Star Blvd., Ste. B Rocklin 916-624-2344
Thank you to my clients and Style Magazine readers voting me #1 Favorite Accountant four years in a row! As a consulting CPA firm, we provide accounting, tax and business advisory services to individuals and small businesses. We believe accounting is more than just numbers. Call today and find out how we can help you. 2011-2014: #1 Favorite Accountant
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www.kidspark.com/center/Rocklin Thank you for voting us a Favorite Preschool! Preschool hours are 9 a.m. to noon, M-F, and you don't need to pre-pay or pre-register. Hourly childcare for ages 2-12 in a safe and fun environment—drop-in days, evenings and weekends; no reservations needed. If it's preschool, hourly or back-up care for your needs ...KidsPark is the answer!
Pairings Olive Oil & Balsamics Tasting Room 701 Pleasant Grove Blvd., Ste. 180 Roseville | 916-772-7247 www.PairingsEVOO.com Pairings Olive Oil & Balsamics Tasting Room would like to thank all of you who voted us their 2014 Favorite Local Store in the Roseville, Granite Bay and Rocklin communities. After our very first year we couldn't be more honored by your support. We'd love to see you, so come by and get a taste of our Pairings.
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We’re proud to be locally and family owned. Customer service is king at our stores and we’ll help you choose the right plants for the right place in your yard. Unique to our Folsom location – patio furniture, grills, fire pits and more! Better plants. Better service. Better prices. 2014: #1 Favorite Garden Center
We love our clients! We help them cut through the confusion of estate planning and counsel them through the process with compassion and expertise. Call us to help with your estate planning, probate and trusts administration. See why Style Magazine readers have voted Lynn A. Dean as their Favorite Attorney.
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Smog 'N Go 6100 Stanford Ranch Rd. Rocklin 916-760-4200 www.smogandgo.com THANKS!! Our Smog ‘N Go team could not be more grateful to our valued customers for voting us Roseville / Rocklin / Granite Bay’s Favorite Smog Shop. Our goal is to get you in and out in a hurry while you wait in our clean air conditioned waiting room and enjoy the Free Wi-Fi.
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Thank you for voting us Favorite Caterer and Favorite Wedding Caterer four years in a row! Food is our passion here at Beth Sogaard Catering. A beautiful selection of dishes can turn the ordinary into the extraordinary. No matter what the occasion, whether a sitdown reception for 200 or an intimate picnic in the wine country for 2, we can make it delicious and memorable.
Eberle Remodeling, a full-service, Design/ Build, residential remodeling company, would like to thank all those who voted us their #1 Favorite Remodeler in the Roseville, Granite Bay, and Rocklin communities. Now in business for 30 years, we've won 53 NARI CotY awards. Please visit our website at www. EberleRemodeling.com, and also check out the link to “GuildQuality”, our independent, customer satisfaction survey company.
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Capital Landscape Design & Installation 916-783-5080 | www.capitallandscape.com We at Capital Landscape are humbled and honored to receive the Readers’ Choice Award for Favorite Landscaper for the 5th year in a row. We have always strived to provide excellent customer satisfaction, but we would never have guessed that five years in a row you would reward us with this type of recognition.
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As we move forward, we want to continue to provide even better customer service, and create lasting relationships with our customers. We would like to show our appreciation with a 50% discount on any newly signed landscape design agreements. Contact us today at 916-783-5080 to find out more about this offer and how you qualify. 5 years as the #1 Favorite Landscaper is an incredible honor, and yet the most important thing is that we continue to treat our customers well in the future, with: • Excellent Service • Affordable Pricing • Unique Designs Call us today to start on your next landscape design project, or to learn more about our company and our customer commitment.
Adventure Christian School 6401 Stanford Ranch Rd. | Roseville 916-781-2986 www.adventurechristianschool.org Thank you Style Magazine Readers for voting Adventure Christian Preschool and Adventure Christian School as your Favorite Preschool and your Favorite Private School for four years running! Home to over 600 students, we challenge students daily in academics and encourage them to grow spiritually. We know you have great schools to choose from and would love the opportunity to share with you everything we can offer your student and your family. Preschool classes are offered two, three, and five times a week with half day and all day options to meet your family’s scheduling needs and budgets. Our students learn solid academics through play and our preschool’s Kindergarten readiness program has been highly recommended by many schools in the area. Elementary and Junior High students are challenged daily in academics that surpass nationally implemented benchmarks while also preparing them for success at future educational campuses including private, public, and charter high schools. Students are encouraged to grow spiritually through daily Christian teaching and service projects in the community. Athletics, afterschool enrichment programs, performing arts, band, choir, worship arts, and computer programming are also available. Join our team of Warriors!
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Nestled in West Roseville, Timber Creek is a hidden gem where country club sophistication and culinary excellence blend together to create an extraordinary venue that guarantees exclusivity to you on your wedding day. Bordered by a natural wildlife preserve and a breathtakingly beautiful 18-hole golf course, Timber Creek offers the amenities and personalized attention that you would expect from a private club at a surprisingly affordable rate.
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Weddings in the newly remodeled Rose Garden provide the perfect, transcendental ambience for your ceremonial vows to take place, while your guests delight in a shaded and comfortable environment with hints of fragrant rose. Adjacent to the garden, the Timber Creek Ballroom provides accommodations for up to 300 of your closest friends and family. Featuring high ceilings, abundant windows and a large dance floor; the ballroom easily becomes a space that is a true reflection of your distinctive bridal style. Sun City Roseville’s Timber Creek Ballroom invites you to schedule a tour and experience for yourself the region’s best-kept secret in wedding venues. Thank you Style readers for voting us as your Favorite Wedding Venue!
Nuance Cosmetic Surgery Dr. Ken Sumida 1641 Creekside Dr., Ste. 100 Folsom 916-984-4242 www.nuancecs.com
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Thank you for voting us your Favorite Doctor for Cosmetic Procedures once again! Dr. Ken Sumida and the staff at Nuance Cosmetic Surgery Center aim to improve your natural appearance and reverse some signs of aging. Nuance offers surgical and non-surgical procedures, including face lifts, eyelid lifts, breast enhancements and tummy tucks, Dysport, Restylane, and chemical peels. If you’re not sure if cosmetic surgery is for you, Dr. Sumida offers seminars that allow patients to explore the various methods of looking younger. Dr. Sumida encourages first time patients to seek out a number of plastic surgeons so they can find the one where they feel most comfortable. Dr. Sumida guarantees personal attention to all of his patients. “From the time you pick up the phone to schedule an appointment, you will be treated like a precious patient,” he says. “We try to schedule our patients with ample time for their consultations. We want to answer all of their questions so that they do not feel rushed.” Give Dr. Sumida and Nuance a call today!
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Nick Sadek — Broker Commercial, Residential, Investments 2267 Lava Ridge Ct., Ste. #125 | Roseville Office: 916-784-7444 Direct: 916-966-4444 nrsbroker@gmail.com DRE LIC #00970410 Thank you to the readers of the Style Magazines for voting Nick Sadek a Favorite Real Estate Broker in Roseville, Granite Bay, Folsom and El Dorado Hills! NRS Luxury Estates is a premier boutique and specialty real estate firm catering to the demands of the luxury estates marketplace. The company, based in Placer County, not just excels in a down market, but are moving high-end residential homes with multimillion dollar price tags. Real estate broker Nick Sadek and his partner Dina Sadek are renowned for selling Eddie Murphy’s Granite Bay mansion and currently have over $40,000,000 in listings and pending inventory of luxury estates. Nick fosters solid relationships with clients by making a point of always answering his phone, qualifying clients up-front, and being ready to preview properties right away. Nick never charges his clients for any of his marketing ideas, more
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important to him is working freely and synergistically with just the right kind of client. "I like to interview my clients," he notes. "I don't take just anyone. I want someone who will work with me - someone willing to be understanding and flexible, especially in a down market." Nick’s 21 years in business have also enabled him to refine his approach working with high-end clients in the housing market. Extensive personal networking and Internet marketing are also part of his pattern of success. He develops targeted marketing ideas for projects of special interest, providing him success in substantial deals that often close more quickly than the market average. Visit Nick's website for advice and listing info or to find out the worth of your home, nrsluxuryestates.com.
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Thank you Style Magazine readers for voting Ben's Bark Ave Bistro as a Favorite Pet Store three years in a row!
St. Albans is a non-religious, pre-K through eighth grade private school with a 50-year tradition of academic excellence. Small class size and extraordinary faculty nurture each child’s success in the core subject areas of math, science, history, social studies, English, computer, and Spanish. Along with rigorous academics, all grades enjoy a well-rounded curriculum including visual and performing arts, and a myriad of athletic and enrichment activities. Classrooms are powered by state-of-the-art technology and the open-air campus includes a spacious, modern library, a dedicated computer laboratory, an expansive extended day care center, and a spacious gymnasium and auditorium.
Ben's Bark Ave Bistro is pleased to provide the finest dog and cat food in Placer County! The health and longevity of your pet is our passion! Let us help your pet achieve their ultimate health! In order to enhance our customers' convenience we are now offering delivery! That's right, all of our product lines are now available for delivery! Starting October 1st, Ben's Bark Ave Bistro will be delivering to Rocklin, Roseville and Lincoln! Just log into bensbistro.com or call (916) 797-DOGS.
Atrium Salon Spa 6851 Douglas Blvd. | Granite Bay 916-791-8585 | www.atriumsalonspa.com The Atrium Salon Spa is a 5,041 square-foot, fullservice spa facility dedicated to provide top service to all of its guests. The Atrium Salon Spa is one of South Placer’s finest salon and spa establishments. One who escapes to the Atrium can expect to be rejuvenated by body wraps, vichy showers, hydrotherapy, facials, massages, manicures and pedicures, makeup and the best in professional hair care services. The Atrium’s artistic staff is among the elite in the industry, with advanced training in Wella Professional Hair Color, Pevonia Training in San Francisco and Glo Professional Esthetics. Experience, excellence, and their exclusive amenities are what makes Atrium Salon Spa stand apart from the other salons and spas. Atrium is known for superior customer service, vast menu of services, and excellence in client satisfaction. The Atrium provides clients with massage therapy, advanced skin care treatments, manicure & pedicure services, body wraps & therapies and full hair salon services. Atrium Salon Spa is celebrating 15 years of service and is excited to continue to remain strong in the salon and spa industry thanks to its dedicated team members and salon and spa managers, Lisa and Noki. Thank you for voting us your Readers’ Choice Award Winner! To book your appointment, call us today at (916) 791-8585.
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7505 Wise Rd. | Auburn 916-663-4486 www.lonebuffalovineyard.com Walk into the tasting room at Lone Buffalo's new North Auburn location and you'll feel right at home. "Fit for Cowboys and Kings is our motto" says owner and wine maker Phil Maddux. "No matter what level of wine appreciation you currently boast, we cater to all types - we want you to enjoy the wines, enjoy the atmosphere and enjoy us! That means we tell you where the grapes come from, what to expect in the flavor profile, but we also like to learn about our customers too and have fun along the way. Wine tasting is just as much about the experience as it is the wine." Voted a "favorite" by Style readers four years in a row, the winery boasts some other big awards too - their Tatonka Tempranillo, took “Best of Class of Region” at the 2014 CA State Fair Wine Competition and their Rhone Style Blend, aptly named Where the Buffalo Roam has taken "Best of Class" more than once at the State Fair as well as other wine competitions. Taste Lone Buffalo’s wines at the new modern barnstyle tasting room and winery on Wise Road on the North Auburn side of the Placer County Wine Trail. Find out if you are cowboy, or king when it comes to wine!
Vitality Stem Cell & Aesthetic Medicine Celia Remy, M.D.P.C. 1891 E. Roseville Pkwy., Ste. 170 | Roseville 916-797-1131 740 Oak Avenue Pkwy., Ste. 100 | Folsom 916-508-8640 Dr. Remy would like to thank her clients and the readers of Style Magazine for voting Vitality Stem Cell & Aesthetic Medicine the #1 Favorite Med Spa in Folsom and for voting for Dr. Remy as a Favorite Doctor for Cosmetic Procedures! Vitality Medical offers the safest and most advanced technology available in aesthetic medicine today. On the leading edge of regenerative medicine, Vitality is one of 36 clinics involved in studies of stem cell effectiveness in a variety of diseases. On the aesthetics side, our goal is to rejuvenate with natural appearing results. Services offered include liposuction, natural augmentation with fat transfer, body sculpting, skin tightening, facial sculpting, laser treatments, skin care and more. We focus on minimizing discomfort, and finding the best individual treatment plan to meet your specific needs. Call us to schedule your complimentary consultation.
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Chicago Fire 500 N Sunrise Ave. | Roseville 916-771-2020 | www.chicagofire.com Since opening our first location on Historic Sutter Street in February 2003, word of our unique and authentic Chicago Pizza has spread like wildfire as we continue to serve a packed house of hungry patrons who crave Chicago style pizza. Whether your favorite is a flaky deep dish, gourmet stuffed, or crispy wafer thin crust sliced in squares, you can enjoy it at all four of our Chicago Fire locations.
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Thanks to your support, we’ve not only grown in size but also in menu offerings. Our newest menu boasts tasty new salads, pizzas, Chicago favorites like gyros and Italian beef sandwiches, award winning buffalo wings and a refined selection of wine and craft beers, giving you more reasons to dine with us for lunch or dinner! As if that wasn’t enough, we recently "rolled out" two new programs. You can now enjoy your favorite Chicago Fire foods professionally delivered and set up at the office. Plus, our Square Points loyalty program gives you the opportunity to earn free specialty pizzas! Don’t forget, Chicago Fire is the place for your holiday party. We have a cozy dedicated space and banquet menus that won’t break the bank!
Digiorno Dental Fitness Julianne Digiorno, D.D.S., R.D. 750 Oak Avenue Prkwy., Ste. 190 | Folsom 916-81-SMILE www.digiornodentalfitness.com
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Dr. Julianne Digiorno would like to THANK her patients for voting her #2 Favorite Oral Surgeon and #3 Favorite Dental Office! Dr. Digiorno is a Registered Dietitian in addition to being a general dentist with a passion for optimizing the health of children and adults. Her passion is sleep apnea treatment, orthodontics and cosmetic make overs. It has been estimated that 90 million people in America have breathing disorders leading to snoring and sleep apnea. Snoring is not just a nuisance; it is a SERIOUS health risk. Cardiovascular Disease is the number two cause of death in America and patients who suffer from snoring and sleep breathing disorders have a higher incidence of heart attacks and strokes as a result of lack of oxygen. Our SOMNOMED appliance can stop your snoring, interrupted breathing and result in a good night sleep for both you and your partner. We are a provider for KAISER Permanente Insurance for Dental Sleep Apnea Appliances. The FUTURE in dentistry is here with our new technology allowing us to make one-appointment porcelain crowns and fillings made from the strongest and most beautiful materials dentistry has to offer. No more waiting for the permanent crown. We WELCOME you to stop by our office and meet the Doctor and Staff and tour our office.
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THANK YOU for voting Rocklin Pediatric Dentistry your Favorite Pediatric Dentist six years in a row. Dr. Lora Foster Rode and Dr. Jessica Alt are committed to providing quality, personalized dental care in a friendly atmosphere. We believe that every child is entitled to a beautiful, healthy smile and it is our mission to make a difference in each of our patient's lives. We understand that each child is unique and deserves individualized care in a warm, loving environment. At Rocklin Pediatric Dentistry, we feel comprehensive dental care is the best way to ensure your child's oral health. We will diagnose any dental needs and educate you on how to prevent cavities from forming. Our team will let you know what to expect during each stage of dental development and will teach you ways to maintain your child's healthy smile. We invite you to tour our office, meet Dr. Lora, Dr. Jessi and our friendly staff and see why parents have trusted Rocklin Pediatric Dentistry as a key part of their child’s healthcare team.
Serenity Spa & Soul Yoga 3984 Douglas Blvd., Ste. 150 | Roseville 916-797-8550 350 Palladio Pkwy., Ste. 1975 | Folsom 916-542-7363 www.serenityspaonline.com facebook.com/serenityspa Serenity Spa & SOUL Yoga gives much gratitude to our community for voting us Favorite Day Spa and Best Massage for the seventh consecutive year! It is our intent to provide healers, teachers, light workers, and community a place to gather, to connect, and to transform. Our philosophy at Serenity Spa is to help and serve others through touch – To heal others with the human hand and human heart. Our Body Rituals are a synchronistic blend of Western and Eastern healing philosophy. They have been developed to meet the individual needs of our community and have been derived from ancient Vedic wisdom. Our Skin Rituals provide effective, alternative solutions to cleansing and healing the body’s protective layer. Soul Yoga gives us the opportunity to teach others how to heal themselves. Through Primordial Sound meditation and the quieting of the mind field we can access the unlimited potential of our creative core and meet our most authentic self. One’s continued practice of yoga will deepen their understanding of who they fundamentally are. It is our Dharma, or purpose, to provide our community with the knowledge and ancient tools to build a life of fulfillment, sanctity and love. As we partner with our community, together we become the change that we would like to see in the world.
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Eskaton Village Roseville Multi-Level Community: Assisted Living and Memory Care 1650 Eskaton Loop | Roseville 916-789-7831 www.eskaton.org/village-roseville.html License #315002052 Thank you Style Magazine readers for voting us Favorite Senior Living Center for the sixth year in a row! It is truly an honor. Welcome to Eskaton Village Roseville, a gated multiservice retirement community in popular Placer County. This attractive community includes an active Village Center clubhouse with heated indoor swimming pool and spa, beautifully landscaped courtyards, a popular café bistro and state-of-the-art fitness center – all great for socializing. Quiet park pathways and a well-stocked library offer space for study and contemplation. When venturing nearby, a wealth of shopping, dining and medical services options abound. The pet-friendly and service-rich environment offers weekly housekeeping, restaurant-style dining, social, recreational and educational activities and events and 24-hour on-site support staff. Eskaton Village Roseville’s apartments feature smart motion-sensor technology. This state-of-the-art system helps care teams identify emerging health and safety concerns by discretely tracking resident activity through strategically placed sensors. For older adults who want to remain independent in a supportive environment, Eskaton Village Roseville is the perfect choice. Eskaton is a nonprofit community-based organization serving older adults in the Sacramento region for over 45 years. We are mission-focused and strive to keep our residents at the forefront of everything we do.
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Elise S. F. Baker, Esq. Placer Law Group, APC 5800 Stanford Ranch Rd., Ste. 710 Rocklin 916-632-1930 www.PlacerLaw.net Thank you for voting me one of your Favorite Attorneys for the third year in a row! We value the confidence you have in us and will continue working hard to keep it that way. Please contact us for all of your estate planning, trust, and probate needs.
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Celebrations! Party Rentals and Tents 8845 Washington Blvd., Ste. 140 Roseville 916-773-2133 Celebrations Party Rentals and Tents would like to thank all of our supporters and loyal customers who have continually made our business the success it is today! Please feel free to come see us at our NEW LOCATION and begin planning your next event whether elegant and grand or simple and exceptional. 2014: #1 Favorite Wedding Rentals
What a wonderful surprise to learn that we have been voted #2 Favorite Veterinarian Practice in the Style magazine contest! A heartfelt thank you to all of those that supported the Cat Clinic of Folsom. We enjoy caring for all of your wonderful cats. Stop by for a purr and a smile! —Dr. Carolyn Standen, Dr Anita Lara, and staff ...and Gracie our clinic cat too. :))
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Kate Whelan Events™ 888-808-KATE (5283) www.katewhelanevents.com www.katewhelanevents.com/blog Kate Whelan Events™ is an event planning and design boutique in Sacramento, CA. We reflect your unique tastes in every extraordinary detail, while staying organized, staying within budget and thinking outside the box. 2014: Wedding Planner 2013: Wedding Planner 2012: Wedding Planner 2011: Wedding Planner
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Vaneli’s Black Pearl Whole Bean Coffee, $15 (12 oz.) at Vaneli’s Coffee, 4125 Delmar Avenue, Rocklin. 916-315-2538, vanelis.com.
Bushmills Black Bush Irish Whiskey, $49.99, at Fine Wine Food & Liquor, 3031 Foothills Boulevard, Roseville, 916-780-0111.
Beyond Yoga Multicross Cami, $62, and Onzie Long Leggings, $60, at Body Heat Hot Pilates and Yoga, 6624 Lonetree Boulevard, Suite 300, Rocklin. 916-7821020, bodyheatyoga.com. October 2014 - stylergbr.com 63
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pink power 6 Fab Finds in Placer County by Rachel Lopez and Kirsten Vernon
5. SWEET TREATS Satisfy your sweet tooth by grabbing one of these signature cupcakes from Icing on the Cupcake in Rocklin. The Pinkdelicious offering boasts moist chocolate cake topped with vanilla buttercream frosting. $2.85 each, icingonthecupcake.com
1. POP OF PAINT Change the entire look of a room by accenting a wall or coating a ceiling with this Benjamin Moore Raspberry Mousse paint from Granite Bay Ace Hardware. $35+ for one gallon, acehardware.com
3. PUCKER UP The latest drugstore score is Revlon ColorBurst Matte Balm. Infused with a triple butter complex and available in a variety of bright, punchy colors at Walgreens, each swipe moisturizes and offers long-lasting color. $8.49, walgreens.com
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6. BLOOM BRIGHT With so many reasons to give flowers, whether to brighten someone’s day or say “I love you,” you can’t go wrong with these gorgeous long-stemmed pink roses from Becky’s Flowers in Roseville. $75, beckysflowers.com
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Rachel Lopez and Kirsten Vernon are hosts of ‘The Where and Wears’ of El Dorado County. Be sure to watch them on Foothill 7 Television and Sierra Community Access Television 2 and “like” them on Facebook.
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Clip in some style, and delight the little miss in your life with these darling hair bows—made locally in Placerville by GabbyVBoutique. Perfect for gifts, party favors, or just adding to your accessory wardrobe. $5+, etsy.com/shop/gabbyvboutique
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What they refer to as a “salad” bar, is really more like an ‘everything that isn’t just meat’ bar. The perfectly cooked meat is worthy of the fanfare and dramatic presentation, but even the side dishes brought quietly by our waitress were worthy of spotlight. The pao de queijo (cheesy bread) was definitely an underrated star. Odd as it may sound, the texture was half the fun of eating the mini rolls. They reminded me of crispy gnoc-
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chi, and tasted like starchy, savory, doughy heaven. If, by some minor miracle, you happen to have room for dessert, the signature ice cream—served with a spicy pepper and piquant apricot-and-peach jelly—is a singularly entertaining (albeit slightly odd) dish. Flame and Fire is sure to be a hot spot for those looking for well-executed experiential dining. And don’t be surprised if you bump into me sneaking some of those cheesy rolls into my purse—once you try them, you’ll understand.
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Arrange a rack in the middle of the oven and preheat to 350 degrees. Generously butter a 9-by-13-inch or another shallow 3-quart baking dish. Pat the chicken dry with paper towels. Place a chicken breast on a work surface and, with a sharp knife held parallel with the surface, cut the breast in half horizontally. Repeat with the remaining breasts. You will have 8 chicken pieces. In a small bowl, mix together the thyme, sage, 1 teaspoon of salt and the pepper. Set aside 1 teaspoon of this seasoning. Season both sides of each piece of the chicken with the remaining mixture. Peel the sweet potatoes and cut into 1/4-inch-thick rounds. Stack several rounds on top of each other and cut into 1/4-inch-wide strips. Peel the onion, halve through the root end, and slice into 1/4-inchwide strips. Heat 3 tablespoons of the olive oil until hot in a large frying pan over medium heat. Add the chicken breasts and
dinner date Food and Beer for the Season sauté until lightly browned, 2-3 minutes per side. Transfer the chicken to the prepared baking dish. Add the chicken broth and wine to the pan and whisk to scrape up any browned bits on the bottom. Cook, stirring, until the liquid has reduced to 1/4 cup, 3-4 minutes. Pour over the chicken breasts. In the same frying pan set over medium heat, fry the bacon until crisp, 4-5 minutes. Drain on paper towels and, when cool, chop coarsely. Discard all but 1 tablespoon of the drippings in the pan and add the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Set the frying pan over medium heat, and when hot, add the sweet potatoes and onion and sauté, stirring, until softened, 7-8 minutes. Season the vegetables with salt and spoon them over the chicken. Sprinkle with the bacon. Melt the butter until hot in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add the flour and cook, stirring constantly, for 1-2 minutes. Gradually whisk in the milk and the reserved 1-teaspoon of seasoning. Bring the mixture to a gentle boil, whisking constantly, and cook until it thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon, about 3 minutes. Taste the sauce and season with salt if needed. Drizzle the sauce over the ingredients in the casserole and sprinkle with the Gruyère. Cover the casserole loosely with a sheet of foil. Bake the casserole until the chicken is cooked through and tender, about 20 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool for 5 minutes. If desired, garnish the center of the dish with some sage and thyme sprigs before serving. Serves 4.
OSKAR BLUES BREWERY OLD CHUB NITRO SCOTCH ALE Oskar Blues is known as the “original craft brewery in a can”—a trend that seems to be sweeping the craft beer scene as of late, due to the fact that cans keep beer fresher for longer by eliminating the damaging effects of light and oxygen while being infinitely recyclable and portable. The Colorado-based brewery is known for packing huge, hoppy flavors into these small aluminum cans, and Old Chub Nitro—which comes in at 6.9 percent alcohol-by-volume—is no different. The super smoky and malty ale boasts flavors of semisweet cocoa and coffee, plus light hints of beechwood. The “nitro” refers to the addition of nitrogen gas to the carbonation process, which produces smaller bubbles than CO2 and causes them to react with, and displace each other—creating the signature “cascade” when opened and contributing to the thick, creamy mouth feel. This month’s rich Chicken, Sweet Potato and Bacon Casserole is a perfect complement to the bold, full-bodied beer, and the sweet finish goes perfectly with the starchy, innate caramel flavors of the sweet potato. —Heather Zamarripa, Executive Chef, 36 Handles Pub & Eatery
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• 4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (about 8 oz. each) • 1 tbsp. dried thyme • 1-1/2 tsp. dried sage • Kosher salt • 1 tsp. freshly ground black pepper • 12 oz. sweet potatoes • 1 medium red onion • 5 tbsp. olive oil • 1/2 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth • 1/4 cup dry white wine • 5 slices good-quality smoked bacon • 1 tbsp. unsalted butter • 1 tbsp. all-purpose flour • 1 cup whole milk • 1/3 cup grated Gruyère cheese • Fresh sage sprigs for garnish (optional) • Fresh thyme sprigs for garnish (optional)
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Describe your business. I’m an esthetician located inside Minx Salon and Spa. I provide skin care treatments such as facials, waxing, makeup and “sugaring”—an all-natural form of hair removal. What life accomplishments are you most proud of? Being a mom of two boys, ages eight and 10, a wife, and getting to fulfill my dream of becoming an esthetician. What’s your biggest job perk? Coming into a salon every day that I’m lucky enough to work in—a place where everyone always has a smile on their faces and loves their job as much as I do. I get to create a relaxing, tranquil place for my clients so they can truly unwind and let me pamper them. Seeing people refreshed and rejuvenated at the end is the most rewarding feeling. What’s your favorite place to eat out locally? My family and I love eating at The Sandwich Spot. They make the most amazing sandwiches and have the best customer service; they really make you feel like family when you walk through the door. What’s your favorite local business other than your own? Top It Off Frozen Yogurt. We go there quite often, maybe too often! Our boys love getting to run around outside in the grassy area while we sit in the sun and relax. When my girlfriends want to catch up, it’s our go-to spot. And finally, customer service is…? Going back to the basics—a smile and saying “hi” to each person; exceeding their expectations by showing that you’re really listening to what they’re saying; being very attentive; and doing what they’re asking with a smile, not just because you have to but because you want to.
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ghost notes Tales from a Haunted House by Tom Mailey Who can explain why ghosts are so restless In the middle of a night such as this? Why must they clatter, clamor and clang And bump into things that we miss?
Is it me coming home from another day’s work Whistling as I walk through the door? Do I disturb them by turning the TV on And cheering when my football team scores?
What makes a ghost so thoughtless, So clumsy and rude with his touch? What makes him appear at the top of the stairs And stand there without doing much?
Is it the way our furniture’s arranged, Can ghosts be obsessive compulsive? Should the chair be here, the couch over there, But they’re not so the spook finds it repulsive?
Why do they move things on mantles When for a moment our eyes dart away? Why do they tap us with icy cold fingers Or moan everything that they say?
Or maybe they dislike what we cooked tonight, Was it something their nose couldn’t handle? Are they merely saying they don’t like the smell And someone should light a candle?
Why do they choose to sit in creaky old rockers And not recliners or a comfy new couch? And why, if they’re ghosts and don’t weigh a thing, Are their footsteps so heavy and loud?
Do they hate the station I play on the radio? Does country music send them all reeling? Are the drapes the wrong color? Or the style of fan on our ceiling? Or maybe they once saw me naked, Stepping from the tub and bending for a towel. That’d be enough for the scariest of ghouls To let out a shriek and a howl.
And if a door is open, they’ll slam it When shutting it gently would do. That’d be enough to scare me half to death Wouldn’t it be for you too?
I’m starting to think that maybe that’s it, It’s not them scaring us that’s the issue. It may be reverse—we may be their curse And that’s why sometimes ghosts will go…BOO!
Do ghosts lay awake on stormy dark nights Waiting ’til the sun again shines? What do ghosts get afraid of—please tell What sends a chill up their spine?
Catch Tom on the Pat and Tom Morning Show on New Country 105.1, email him at tnvmailey@gmail.com, or follow him on Twitter @kncitom.
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• Illustration by David Norby.
Can anyone say why ghosts rap on walls With knuckles we can’t even see, Or rattle on doorknobs like forgetful old men Who’ve carelessly misplaced their keys?
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