Sierra Community Access Television Community Calendar

Welcome to the Welcome to the New Channel 2!New Channel 2!

SCA TV 2 is a 501c3 non-profit corporation

Chartered by the City of Placerville, April 2010

Breaker Glass

Iain Marshall--Edward Jones Investments

Minuteman Press

All Auto Repair

Sears Hometown Stores

Jackson Chiropractic

as well as grants from the City of Placerville, Wells Fargo, Soroptimists International of Cameron Park and El Dorado Hills and Rotary International of Cameron Park.

We also thank all the individuals who made contributions.

SCATV2 Thanks Our SupportersSCATV2 Thanks Our Supporters

Community CalendarCommunity Calendar

George Sabato…...President

Gary Campbell……Vice President

Program Director

Trish Wilson……….Secretary

Marilyn Weber…….Treasurer

Danica Olivo

Raenne Jones

Channel 2 Board of DirectorsChannel 2 Board of Directors


Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide community access television broadcasting to promote strong local involvement and interaction with educational, cultural, environmental, governmental and spiritual segments of our community.

Our motto is “It’s your Channel too!”Channel 2 depends on the community for financial support.

Go To http://sierratv2.blogspot.com/p/donate.html

to make a donation online or simply…

Please send a donation to:

SCATV2, 222 Judy Drive, Placerville, Ca 95776

SCATV 2 Exists Thanks ToSCATV 2 Exists Thanks ToCommunity Support!Community Support!


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News, Weather,

History, and More.

Information on how to

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View our PROGRAM SCHEDULE on the Internet. Use your Computer or iPhone * or Droid * ap required

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The SCA-TV2 schedule is also published every Friday in The Gold Panner

The schedule is also found in the Gold Panner online edition:www.goldpanner.net/current_issue.pdf

Discover what’s on SCATV2!Discover what’s on SCATV2!

Many shows seen on SCATV2 Comcast Channel 2 may be watched On Demand from our

website.sierratv2.blogspot.com

Watch SCATV2 Videos On DemandWatch SCATV2 Videos On Demand

Have you seen these shows on SCATV2 ?Have you seen these shows on SCATV2 ?

You are watching You are watching Sierra Community Access TelevisionSierra Community Access Television

Comcast Channel 2Comcast Channel 2

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Have you seen these SCATV2 shows?Have you seen these SCATV2 shows?

These are available These are available On DemandOn Demand at at sierratv2.blogspot.com.sierratv2.blogspot.com.

Eyes on the SierraGeorge McKee Remembers PlacervilleRC Helicopter Fly-Over Main StreetChurch of Our Savior 150th AnniversaryArt of It All: Cozmic CaféGold Bug Mine TourHuell Howser Road Trip to PlacervilleNuggets of El Dorado HistoryShow N’ Shine at Cameron ParkFinnon Dam RCD ProjectHeritage 3.0Passport in Time: Carson Emmigrant TrailEnchanted Pools at Immigrant LakeBiking Around Jenkinson LakeSnowboarding with Alison GennaiKayak Weber Creek Class IVLet’s Go Rafting on the American River

The Where and Wears of El DoradoButterfly ConcertSour Dough Slim at Poor RedsGirls Night Out Downtown PlacervilleNew Morning Special ReportExperience El DoradoTrain Ride at Shingle Springs StationEl Dorado Hills Car ShowFlower Diva—SeriesSimply Delicious—SeriesWakamatsu FestivalColoma Blues LiveRubicon Train—It’s In Your HandsCritical—Legacy VisioningPublic Health and the Built Economy in El Dorado CountyMemorial Day at the Veteran’s Monument

To submit or update community service messages

on the community billboard:

Contact:

George Sabato

[email protected]

(530) 622-8013

Sierra Community Access TelevisionSierra Community Access Television


Find out the latest about what’s happening

In Downtown Placerville.

http://www.placerville-downtown.org/

View Placerville City MeetingsView Placerville City Meetings• City Council: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays

• City Planning Commission; 1st and 3rd Tuesdays--as required.

• LIVE STREAMING of these meetings can now be accessed from the SCATV2 Home Page

* SCATV2 links you to http://www.justin.tv/cop_tv

* Meeting rebroadcasts on 2 are always scheduledthe following Saturday starting at 9:00AM

Hangtown’s Gold Bug Mine and ParkHangtown’s Gold Bug Mine and Park

Volunteer Opportunities Available:

GOLD BUG TOUR GUIDE

GIFT SHOP VOLUNTEER

Phone: (530) 642-5207

Or, on the Internet: www.goldbugpark.org


Placerville art galleries and merchants stay open late to host changing art shows, late night shopping, dining, refreshments, demonstrations and entertainment. Stagecoach rides by Wiser Overland Stage Line & Friends are offered 12-4 pm, weather permitting. The art walks takes place after 5:00 pm until approximately 9:00 pm.

Third Saturday Third Saturday Art WalkArt Walk

Downtown PlacervilleDowntown Placerville

Community Calendar EventCommunity Calendar Event

SHEP PROGRAMSHEP PROGRAMVital Health Info PacketVital Health Info Packet

• Call TODAY to get your FREE Vital Health Info Packet at (530) 621-6255

• These packets are designed for anyone who would like to have their medical information readily available for medical personnel in the event of an emergency. The packet contains info on medical history, meds, allergies and emergency contact sources. The packets are small in size and there is no charge for them. To request a FREE Vital Health Info packet, call (530) 621-6255

Community Calendar Community Calendar

Placerville Senior Center VolunteersPlacerville Senior Center Volunteers• Volunteers Needed for Senior Nutrition

Program

• Contact: (530) 621-6160• Location: 937 Spring St. Placerville• This program is looking for volunteers who will

work at the Placerville Senior Center Dining Room. Volunteers are needed to welcome guests as they arrive for lunch and count monetary donations. Table servers are also needed to help set tables and serve lunch. Make new friends while enjoying lunch.


Active Aging Exercise ProgramsActive Aging Exercise Programs

If you are 55+, ACTIVE AGING is offering a

NEW beginning exercise class just for you.

When: Every Tuesday in the Placerville area

Contact: Mary Kay at (530) 622-2935


The arts speak to who we are as a community. Art transforms and connects people of all ages & cultures. The arts bring pleasure and inspiration to everyone, erase social

boundaries and build bridges of communication.

Meetings are held the Second Wednesday of the month

at 7:00 p.m. Raley’s Event Center 3935 Park Drive, El Dorado Hills

eldoradohillsarts.com


Parkinson’s Support Group MeetingsParkinson’s Support Group Meetings

• First Tuesday of every month at 1:30 pm.• Contact: Annette at (916) 933-1748 or

Jim Flannery at (530) 622-1547• Location: Senior Center Dining Room

937 Spring St., Placerville


Senior Peer CounselingSenior Peer Counseling– This program was started in 1988 serving adults 55+

here in EDC. We are para-professionals trained in such issues as depression, loneliness, grief, issues related to “the aging” process and the everyday issues in the life of a senior. If you would like to participate in our one-on-one confidential “peer” counseling, we can lend a supportive ear to listen and, hopefully, help you to come up with some new solutions in your life.

– Contact the Senior Center at 937 Spring St., Placerville Phone: (530) 621-6304

It’s up to YOU to take the first step..


Show your support for

Sierra Community Access Television.

Go to our website and make an online donation.

Sierratv2.blogspot.comSimply go to our Donate/Pay Membership page.

Use PayPal, Visa, or Master Card to make a donation of your choice.

Please Make A Donation To SCATV2 OnlinePlease Make A Donation To SCATV2 OnlineUsing Pay Pal, Visa or Master CardUsing Pay Pal, Visa or Master Card


WANTED! WANTED! SHIELD Cadet SHIELD Cadet

MembersMembersSHIELD Members have duties that include, but are not limited to :

Vehicle Patrol in our SHIELD patrol cars, walking trail patrol, traffic patrol, vacation vome checks, graffiti patrol, records support, auto/fleet management, inmate worker supervision, radio maintenance, crime analysis, and security presence at special events.

To qualify for SHIELD (Seniors Helping In Enforcement-Like Duties), you must be 50 years or older, and willing to volunteer a minimum of 16 hours/month.

Contact: Community Services Officer (530) 642-5272MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY


Our Cadet Program introduces young men and women to the exciting and rewarding career of law enforcement. The program lets them experience and explore areas of law enforcement, such as Detectives, Patrol, Narcotics, K9, SWAT, CSI, Dispatch, Property and Evidence, Community Services and Records.

To Qualify for Cadets you must be 14-20 years old, currently enrolled in high school and maintaining a 2.0 GPA or have a high school diploma or GED, be willing to attend bi-weekly meetings and volunteer a minimum of eight hours/month.

Contact: Community Services Officer (530) 642-5272

Come Join the Placerville Police Dept.Come Join the Placerville Police Dept.


Did you know that El Dorado County offers FREE legal services for county residents 60 years and older, regardless of income?

This service includes assistance with Estate Planning, Health Care, Public Benefits, Consumer Issues, Real Property, and Elder Abuse/Exploitation.

Contact for more info: (530) 621-6164

SENIOR LEGAL SERVICES of E.D.C.SENIOR LEGAL SERVICES of E.D.C.


CARE TRAK is a radio frequency mobile locator. ELDER ID and CARE TRAK of E.D.C. help return a lost individual home. ELDER ID is a free program that leaves pertinent information on file with local law enforcement.In event that a search is necessary, the device looks like a wristwatch, yet emits a radio frequency which is unique to each individual. If the client is missing, search and rescue teams can tune it to its frequency and reduce search time from hours to minutes.

Contact: E.D.C. Senior Day Care Center (530) 621-6180

HIDE and SEEK ISN’T ALWAYS FUN… HIDE and SEEK ISN’T ALWAYS FUN… especially some loved one who wanders!especially some loved one who wanders!


City of Placerville Recreation and Parks Dept.

Check out the current Activity Schedule for listings of youth and adult sports and special interest classes.

Fitness, basketball, volleyball, softball, arts and crafts, computers, dance, and more.

Contact: (530) 642-5232


Do you Enjoy Shopping? Is driving getting more difficult? Or, have you totally stopped driving?The SENIOR SHUTTLE may be the answer!!

Weekly grocery trips are available to E.D.C. residents age 60 or older living in the Placerville area. These weekly shopping trips fill up fast so make your reservations now.

Suggested donation is $2 and door to door service is available within the service area.

PLEASE NOTE: The SENIOR SHUTTLE is not wheel chair accessible.

Contact for Info: (530) 621-6208 or (800) 510-2020

THE SENIOR SHUTTLETHE SENIOR SHUTTLE


Being alone is one of the greatest fears adults have as they grow older. The YANA program has been credited with saving lives of many older adults.

This FREE service allows older adults to find comfort and security knowing someone will be checking in on them on a daily basis. In the event something does happen, family and friends will be notified. The enrollment process is easy and it provides the senior with two morning flexible calling schedules and multiple contacts in the event of an emergency.

Contact for more info: (530) 621-6255

YANA: YOU ARE NOT ALONE!YANA: YOU ARE NOT ALONE!


You are watching You are watching Sierra Community Access Television’s Sierra Community Access Television’s

Community Calendar/Bulletin Board.Community Calendar/Bulletin Board.

Serving the Western Slope of El Dorado County

– We would like five individuals, groups or businesses to sponsor this Calendar of Community Events.

– Sponsors will be acknowledged in a sponsor slide that runs in the calendar.

– Calendar sponsorship is $200 per year.– Your support is most appreciated.– Email SCATV2 at [email protected]

Would you like to Sponsor Would you like to Sponsor this Calendar of Community Events?this Calendar of Community Events?


The E.D.C. Dept. of Human Services now offers a case management program called the MSSP (Multi-purpose Senior Services Program.)

Under this program, a case manager and public health nurse visit individuals in their home and work together with them and their families to arrange for appropriate community resources for these frail seniors or disabled adults.

To be eligible for the MSSP program, individuals must be 65 years of age or older, Medi-Cal eligible, and at risk of placement in a nursing facility. LINKAGES is for adults over age 18.

Info Contact: (530) 621-6369, or (800) 510-2020

MSSP & Linkages ProgramsMSSP & Linkages Programs


El Dorado El Dorado Community FoundationCommunity Foundation

Grants to Organizations Please Donate

The El Dorado Community Foundation considers several types of competitive grant requests. When funding is available from any of the following funds, the Foundation will issue a Request for Proposals, including the current funding focus and application deadline.

Endow El Dorado Fund – The Foundation’s Board of Directors consults closely with community leaders and organizations to select an appropriate funding focus that will be responsive to current community needs.

Field of Interest Funds – Awards are made in areas designated by donors who established these funds (such as arts and culture, children and families, and seniors).

Area Funds – Different geographic areas within the county are establishing funds to benefit the people in these specific local communities within the county.

eldoradocf.org [email protected] (530) 622-5621


When: Third Thursday of each month 12:30 P.M.Where: Green Valley Community Church

3500 Missouri Flat Rd. Room 205 Placerville

Facilitators: Darlene Westphal, GVCC Wanda Demarest, Program Supervisor

EDC Senior Day Care Center

Info Contact: (530) 622-3231 or 621-6180

CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUPCAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP


– The Senior Center is now offering a wide variety of computer classes and “Open Center” at the Placerville Senior Center.

– The “Open Center” sessions are for seniors who would like to practice what they have learned in a class, or just practice using the computer

– There is no fee for the computer time, but there is a small fee for computer classes.

– Info Contact: (530) 621-6208 or on the web at:www.edcgov.us/humanservices/computercenter.html

SENIOR COMPUTER CENTERSENIOR COMPUTER CENTER


The E.D.C. Dept. of Human Services is hoping you can find a few extra hours in your busy schedule to volunteer in one of many places where help is needed in our Community.

You can volunteer with your family, in a group, or by yourself. Contact the EDC VOLUNTEER PROGRAM by calling one of the two numbers below:

Info Contact: (530) 621-6255 or (800) 510-2020

VOLUNTEERING IN OUR COMMUNITY?VOLUNTEERING IN OUR COMMUNITY?


C.A.P.E. is a volunteer citizen advocacy program commissioned to insure the protection of vulnerable older adults, and to help them maintain dignity and quality of life in their homes

C.A.P.E. hopes to identify and prevent all forms of elder abuse, including physical, emotional, financial and abuse by neglect.

To volunteer for C.A.P.E., or to report suspected abuse see contact below

Info Contact: (530) 642-4808Debra Brown, C.A.P.E. Program Coordinator

C.A.P.E. Volunteer Recruitment (Protect Elders)C.A.P.E. Volunteer Recruitment (Protect Elders)


Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide community access television broadcasting to promote strong local involvement and interaction with educational, cultural, environmental, governmental and spiritual segments of our community.

Our motto is “It’s your Channel too!”

Channel 2 depends on the community for financial support.

We invite you to become a Member for a donation of $35 per

year. Or simply make a donation of $2 for Channel 2.

We also invite you to become a Sponsor of our programming.

Email us at [email protected] for information.

Please--Become a Member Please--Become a Member or Sponsor of SCATV2or Sponsor of SCATV2


– Joining a group of other caregivers can be one of the most rewarding things you will ever do for yourself. In addition to making new friends, you will receive encouragement and the latest research information, plus helpful suggestions for caring for those with Alzheimer’s. To arrange FREE respite care of your patient while you attend the meeting, (either in your home or at the Senior Day Care Center, with 2 weeks prior notice) please call 621-6151 or 621-6251.

– These meetings will be held the 3rd Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Room 205 of the Green Valley Community Church, 3500 Missouri Flat Road.

– More Info: (530) 621-6180 or 622-3231

Alzeimer’s Caregiver Support GroupAlzeimer’s Caregiver Support Group


– Placerville: Support Group will meet the 3rd Monday, June 21st 10:00 a.m. at the Elder Options Annex, 82 Main Street, Placerville.

– Amador County: Support Group will meet the 4th Wednesday of each month at the Jackson Senior Center

– A new Early Stage Alzheimer’s Group will meet 4th Tuesday

of each month at the Elder Options Annex, Upstairs Conference Room, 82 Main Street, Placerville.

More Information: Call Cynda Rennie, 916 448-7001

Alzheimer’s Aid Society Support Group MeetingsAlzheimer’s Aid Society Support Group Meetings


– These groups are open to anyone looking for answers, encouragement and support in providing for a frail, elderly or disabled adult.

– The “After Five Club” will meet 5:30-7:00 p.m. on the Second Wednesday Each Month at the Senior Day Care Center

935A Spring Street, Placerville.

The “My Time Caregiver Gathering for people caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease, related dementia, stroke or other chronic health conditions will meet 1:30-3:00 p.m. on the 1st Friday of each month at the Placerville Senior Center 937 Spring Street, Placerville. Free Respite Care is available

during the meeting. Info: 530 621-6180

The Senior Day Care Center Offers Two Free The Senior Day Care Center Offers Two Free Caregiver Gatherings Every MonthCaregiver Gatherings Every Month


The El Dorado County Department of Human Services

is seeking volunteers to assist in supervising visitations

between parents and children who are seeking reunification

services through the Department of Human Services.

• free training

• free background checks• choose your own hours and days• rewarding personal achievement assisting families• call for more information: (530) 642-7134

Seeking Visitation: SupervisorsSeeking Visitation: Supervisors


Did you know that the EDC Area Agency on Aging publishes a monthly newsletter for Senior Citizens?

– The SENIOR TIMES contains informative articles about senior health and wellness, upcoming community events, senior activities and lunch calendars, Medicare and Social Security updates, and other articles of interest.

– Learn about programs and services for seniors available in El Dorado County.

– Subscription -- Only $ 5.00 per year delivered to your door– Call 621-6255 for a complimentary copy or to

subscribe.

E.D.C Department of Community ServicesE.D.C Department of Community Services


– EDC provides caring and protective environment for adults (especially the frail elderly) who require assistance and supervision due to physical impairment or mental confusion. Participants may be struggling with the effects of Parkinson’s disease, arthritis, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Services offered through the Center are designed to meet the needs of each individual participant and provide mental stimulation and emotional satisfaction.

– Call 621-6180 for more information.

El Dorado CountyEl Dorado CountyDepartment of Community Department of Community Services Senior Day Care Center Services Senior Day Care Center


– The Widowed Persons Association of California meets on the 4th Friday of each month for lunch at the Cold Springs Country Club.

– This is an opportunity for widowed men and women of all ages to take part in the social activities and to provide a support group and an opportunity to make new friends and to find new direction in their lives.

– Call Glenda Hammonds at 295-8374

Widowed Persons AssociationWidowed Persons Association


– The Support Group meets the second Friday of every month,

– 12:30 to 2:00 PM– Location: Snowline Hospice 6720 Pleasant Valley

Road– Monthly group meetings, develop local phone

support network, guest speakers, accessing services

– Information: (530) 621-2824

Hepatitis C Support GroupHepatitis C Support Group


– No special skills are required. If you can drive, call, talk, listen and smile, there are lots of opportunities to work with people and projects.

– Volunteers are needed in many areas of Marshall Hospital, such as information desks, patient floors, gift shop, blood pressure clinics, blood drives/blood banks, emergency floors. Volunteers are asked to serve 50 hours a year and attend meetings. In exchange, volunteers are offered free orientation, training, free TB testing, annual flu shots, workers compensation insurance, and new skills.

– To learn more about Marshall Medical Auxiliary Volunteer

Opportunities call 626-2643 or Norma Wilson 642-1092– Volunteer Opportunities await you at the Marshall Medical Center.

EDC Department of Community ServicesEDC Department of Community ServicesMarshall Medical Center VolunteersMarshall Medical Center Volunteers


Meetings first Tuesday of the month at the Senior Center Dining Room, 937 Spring Street at 1:30 pm

If you have Parkinson’s Disease or are a caregiver please call Annette at 916 933-1748 or

Jim Flannery at 530 622-1547

Parkinson’s Support GroupParkinson’s Support Group


The EDC Active Aging Program is designed to promote physical and mental health benefits in the older adult community with exercise classes specially created for them.

– Weekly and biweekly classes are offered in Placerville, Cameron Park, Diamond Springs, and Pollock Pines.

– Reservations not needed.– Cost $3.00 per class– Information: 633-6265

– 55+ exercise classes beginning Tuesdays.

– Call Mary Kay 622-2935 for information.

Active Aging Active Aging Exercise ProgramsExercise Programs


Do you want to improve your driving skills and save money on your automobile insurance?

AARP has developed an eight-hour renewal class to help drivers 50 years of age or older to refresh skills.

Location: Placerville Senior Center 937 Spring Street, Placerville

$12 class fee for AARP member, non-members $14– Pre-registration required– Call 530 621-6255


You are watching You are watching Sierra Community Access Television’s Sierra Community Access Television’s

Community Calendar/Bulletin Board.Community Calendar/Bulletin Board.


Show your support for

Sierra Community Access Television.

Go to our website and make an online donation.

Sierratv2.blogspot.comSimply go to our Donate/Pay Membership page.

Use PayPal, Visa, or Master Card to make a donation of your choice.

Please Make A Donation To SCATV2 OnlinePlease Make A Donation To SCATV2 OnlineUsing Pay Pal, Visa or Master CardUsing Pay Pal, Visa or Master Card


– The El Dorado County’s “Senior Information and Assistance Program” is a free service for seniors that provides information about services such as Medi-Cal, financial, home health care programs, senior legal assistance, programs to assist seniors with some of the cost for PG & E, wood or propane. This is a free service offered to all El Dorado County Residents.

– Information: 621-6369 or 1-800-510-2020

Senior Information and Assistance ProgramSenior Information and Assistance Program


There are two meetings a week available for individuals and families dealing with the problem of Bipolar Disorder.– Monday, 7:00 PM at Green Valley Community Church

Room 303 3500 Missouri Flat Road, Placerville– Tuesday, 7:00 PM Community Health Library

Room 103 681 Main Street, Placerville– Everyone welcome.

Bipolar InsightsBipolar Insights


– Our County has opportunities for you, your group and your family members to volunteer.

– Call the EDC Volunteer Program

– 621-6255 or 1-800-510-2020

Have you thought of Volunteering Have you thought of Volunteering in the Community?in the Community?


Now Streaming at Now Streaming at The El Dorado GuideThe El Dorado Guide

– Senior Day Services of EDC Dept. of Human Services in collaboration with the Del Oro Care Giver Resource Center is offering a New Support Group for individuals with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, with a separate group for family members.

– EDH Senior Center located on the corner of Lassen Lane and EDH Blvd.

– Free meetings 2nd Monday of every month– Call 621-6180 or 1-800-635-0220

New Early Stage Dementia New Early Stage Dementia Support GroupSupport Group


– Meetings 4th Monday of each month, located at

the Marshall Community Health Library

681 Main Street, Suite 103– The meetings are to share and exchange

information that fosters improved physical, mental and emotional well-being for spinal cord injury survivors, family members and care givers.

– Contact Lynn Murray 530 417-1457

Spinal Cord Injury Spinal Cord Injury Support GroupSupport Group


Caregiver Support Groups meet the 3rd Thursday of each month, 12:30-2:00 pm.

– Green Valley Community Church, Room 205 3500 Missouri Flat Road, Placerville

(530) 621-3231 or 621-6180

Caregiver Support GroupCaregiver Support Group


Help deliver meals for the El Dorado Count Senior Nutrition Program in Placerville, Cameron Park, Diamond Springs.

– Delivery between 10:30 and noon.– Mileage reimbursement available.– Home delivered meals assist seniors 60 or older

experiencing the decline of the mental and physical health or who are recuperating from a recent illness or hospitalization.

– 621-6160 or 1-800-510-2020

Volunteer Drivers Volunteer Drivers NeededNeeded

Meals On WheelsMeals On Wheels


You are watching You are watching Sierra Community Access Television’s Community Sierra Community Access Television’s Community

Calendar/Bulletin Board.Calendar/Bulletin Board.


– We would like five individuals, groups or businesses to sponsor this Calendar of Community Events.

– Sponsors will be acknowledged in a sponsor slide that runs in the calendar.

– Calendar sponsorship is $200 per year.– Your support is most appreciated.– Email [email protected] for more

information.

Would you like to Sponsor Would you like to Sponsor this Calendar of Community Events?this Calendar of Community Events?


For a contribution of $1,000 per year or $550 per six months:Sierra Community Access Television Channel 2 will produce a 30-second video underwriter spot for your business, airing an average of six to nine times per day.– It will be broadcast in over 20,000 homes and businesses.– Your business will be listed on the Channel 2 website.

– Your contribution is tax deductible.Get details at sierratv2.blogspot.comOr email [email protected] Call (530) 622-8013

Become An Annual UnderwriterBecome An Annual Underwriter


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El Dorado county?Include a link to SCATV2

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"Our mission is to honor the people who came before us by rescuing, preserving, researching, and displaying the county's rich history to ensure that its significance will be appreciated for generations to come."Fountain & Tallman Museum 524 Main Street

OpenWednesday - Sunday11:00 AM to 4:00 PM(530) 626-0773

eldoradocountyhistoricalsociety.orgeldoradocountyhistoricalsociety.org

eldoradolibrary.orgeldoradolibrary.org

• Books• eBooks and audio books• free online resources• free downloadable magazines• guest speakers

Locations: Placerville, Cameron Park,

El Dorado Hills, Georgetown,

Pollock Pines, and South Lake Tahoe

– Free services for residents over 60 or older, regardless of income.

– Services include assistance with estate planning, health care, public benefits, consumer issues, real property and abuse/exploitation.

– Information/Schedule Appointment (530) 621-6154

Free Senior Legal ServiceFree Senior Legal Service


The Weatherization Program can provide free energy efficiency upgrades to your home, helping to reduce your monthly utility bills. Energy saving services may include measures such as attic insulation, caulking, water heater blanket, heating/cooling system repair, and other conservation measures

El Dorado County Department of Human ServicesPlacerville 937 Spring Street (530) 621-6150

Free Home WeatherizationFree Home Weatherization


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SCATV2 Magazine Sale FundraiserSCATV2 Magazine Sale Fundraiser


Sierra Community Access Television Sierra Community Access Television is proud to announce an excitingis proud to announce an excitingfundraising program, fundraising program, Prime Time WinesPrime Time Wines. We are fortunate to be in the heart . We are fortunate to be in the heart of a vibrant wine region, so what better way to raise funds for our community of a vibrant wine region, so what better way to raise funds for our community television programming than with wine? television programming than with wine?

A donation is made to Channel 2 by A donation is made to Channel 2 by Sierra Foothills Wine Services and Sierra Foothills Wine Services and JK Cellars JK Cellars for every bottle of wine purchased by you, so you get to enjoy for every bottle of wine purchased by you, so you get to enjoy award winning wine while supporting SCATV2.award winning wine while supporting SCATV2.

Channel 2 Volunteers WantedChannel 2 Volunteers WantedChannel 2 is on the “air” thanks to its volunteers.

We need volunteers to assist in several areas.– Updating community calendar:

* skill with PowerPoint required

– Videographers and editors

– Marketing– Fundraising and grant writing– On camera host/reporter

Contact George Sabato (530) 622-8013

[email protected]


SCATV2 depends on our community SCATV2 depends on our community for financial support.for financial support.

To make a donation online simply go to

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Or…

Send a donation to:

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Find out how to submit a video to SCATV2

by visiting our website: Sierratv2.blogspot.com

Go to the Submit Video tab.

You will find out information about what may be

submitted and the format for submission.

For more information contact Program Director

Gary Campbell at [email protected]

Submit Your VideoSubmit Your Video


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To discover how the Boys and Girls Club of El Dorado County is serving our Community's boys and girls, go to http://www.bgce.org/how-to-help/Learn about current programs and locations….And how to make a donation.

Thank you.


The EDHC Vision Coalition was formed to help youth in El Dorado Hills by providing "positive youth development" opportunities, including financial support.

Contact EDHCVC to learn about their program, activities and how to apply for a grant.

[email protected]

(916) 941-8482 (916) 965-2353 fax

El Dorado Hills Community Vision Coalition

95 Embarcadero Drive, Suite #208

El Dorado Hills, CA 95762


City of Placerville Recreation and Parks Dept.

Check out the current Activity Schedule for listings of youth and adult sports and special interest classes.

Fitness, basketball, volleyball, softball, arts and crafts, computers, dance, and more.

Contact: (530) 642-5232


Submit a special event announcement in PowerPoint and it may be aired during our regular programming for a limited time.

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