Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat The two-story downtown building at 71 South Washington houses the Yoga Loft, and six suites that include an esthetician and several types of massage therapists.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Six suites housing an esthetician and several types of massage therapists and the Yoga Loft are accessed from Stewart Street, over the new consignment store in downtown Sonora.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat The two-story downtown building at 71 South Washington houses the Yoga Loft, and six suites that include an esthetician and several types of massage therapists.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Six suites housing an esthetician and several types of massage therapists, including Teresa Padovan Massage Therapist, and the Yoga Loft are accessed from Stewart Street, over the new consignment store in downtown Sonora.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Diane Cady, of Murphys, is opening her second consignment shop at 71 South Washington Street in downtown Sonora.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat The downtown Sonora building that was home to Creative Learning Aides and most recently Funky Junk, has been purchased and will now house Next! Upscale Resale, Sonora, a store specializing in perfect condition consignment. The two-story building also houses the Yoga Loft, and six suites that include an esthetician and several types of massage therapists.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Items for sale at the new consignment store, Next! Upscale Resale, Sonora at 71 South Washington Street.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Items for sale at the new consignment store, Next! Upscale Resale, Sonora at 71 South Washington Street.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Items for sale at the new consignment store, Next! Upscale Resale, Sonora at 71 South Washington Street.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat Items for sale at the new consignment store, Next! Upscale Resale, Sonora at 71 South Washington Street.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat The building housing Mountain Home Gifts and the Sonora Tap Room is for sale in downtown Sonora.
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Maggie Beck/ Union Democrat The building housing the Sonora Tap Room and Mountain Home Gifts is for sale in downtown Sonora.
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Giuseppe Ricapito / The Union Democrat Stickers advertising Yelp are on the windows of at least eight downtown Sonora restaurants.
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Alex MacLean / Union Democrat (From left) Mike Albrecht, Jad Kurdi and Jason Terry gave a presentation to the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday about a program they've worked on that's helped remove about 15,000 dead or dying trees in less than three years from private property and along county-maintained roads.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Ron Jacobs, president of the Sonora-area non-profit The Park Foundation, leaves the Tuolumne County Superior Court after a judge issued a temporary injunction blocking the sale of the Sonora Union High School district owned Wildcat Ranch.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Sonora Union High School District Superintendent Dr. Mark Miller (left) and district board of trustees President Dr. Jim Riggs exit the Tuolumne County Superior Court after a judge issued a temporary injunction on the sale of the district-owned Wildcat Ranch.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat More than 50 volunteers gathered at the Riverside Day-Use-Area Friday morning to help paint over and clean up the area that was vandalized with racial slurs, insults and curse words.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat More than 50 volunteers gathered at the Riverside Day-Use-Area Friday morning to help paint over and clean up the area that was vandalized with racial slurs, insults and curse words with so many volunteers the work went fast.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat More than volunteers gathered at the Riverside Day-Use-Area Friday morning to help paint over and clean up the area that was vandalized with racial slurs, insults and curse words.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat More than 50 volunteers gathered at the Riverside Day-Use-Area Friday morning to help paint over and clean up the area that was vandalized with racial slurs, insults and curse words.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Brooke Ennis, 7, and her mother Carmi Ennis, of Mi-Wuk, use a paint roller to cover up a racial slur at the Riverside Day-Use-Area Friday morning.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Three of the five vandals that graffitied racial slurs, cuss words and insults all over the picnic area of the Riverside Day-Use-Area showed up at a clean-up effort Friday morning to "help clean-up the mess [they] made".
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Jessica Cowley, of Sonora, uses a high-heat spray paint to cover up graffiti at the Riverside Day-Use-Area Friday morning.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Greg Stevens, of Twain Harte, picks up trash around the Riverside Day-Use-Area in an effort to clean up the area Friday morning.
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