Maggie Beck / Union Democrat The laundry facilities at the Calaveras County Jail.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat The Calaveras County Jail sally port has access to intake and three holding cells.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat The Calaveras County Jail Lobby.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat An inmate walks on painted gold bricks on the floor of the Calaveras County Jail as he heads to the Calaveras County Superior Courthouse.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat A Calaveras County Jail deputy organizes lunch bags for inmates.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat A Calaveras County Jail inmate watched tv.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Colored lines lead from the corresponding colored jail pods to the inmate elevator allowing inmates to walk themselves to where they need to go while being monitored from the control center of the jail.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Colored lines lead from the corresponding colored jail pods to the inmate elevator allowing inmates to walk themselves to where they need to go while being monitored from the control center of the jail.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Painted yellow bricks on the floor of the Calaveras County Jail lead from the inmate elevator to court holding cells.
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Gary Parsons is the 84-year-old volunteer voice of Sonora High School Wildcats football since 1964. This Friday night’s Sonora varsity football matchup against Calaveras, coinciding with homecoming for Sonora High School, is supposed to be his last regular season game on the microphone for the Wildcats.
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat In his 56 years on the mike for Sonora, Gary Parsons has missed only one game, in the 1990s when he and wife of 62 years, June, his high school sweetheart, scheduled a cruise on a week when Sonora was supposed to play on the road. The cruise company offered them an upgrade to a royal suite if they would travel the following week, and that was the one time Parsons didn’t call a Wildcats varsity game in the past half-century and change.
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Gary Parsons is the 84-year-old volunteer voice of Sonora High School Wildcats football since 1964
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Gary Parsons is the voice of Sonora High School Wildcats football since 1964. This Friday night’s Sonora varsity football matchup against Calaveras is supposed to be his last regular season game on the microphone for the Wildcats.
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Guy McCarthy / Union Democrat Gary Parsons, age 84, has decided this will be his last season calling Wildcats football games, so this Friday night’s Sonora varsity football matchup against Calaveras, coinciding with homecoming for Sonora High School, is supposed to be his last regular season game on the microphone for the Wildcats.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Timberline Environmental Services is flattening the Little Sweden hill as they prepare the land for a large amount of dirt from a CalTrans project further up Highway 108.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Heavy Equipment is parked on the Little Sweden hill along Highway 108 past Long Barn as Timberline Environmental Services prepares the land for dirt and rock from a CalTrans project up highway 108 past Strawberry.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Timberline Environmental Services is flattening the Little Sweden hill as they prepare the land for a large amount of dirt from a CalTrans project further up Highway 108.
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Alex MacLean / Union Democrat Terry Northcutt, owner of Timberline Environmental Services in Twain Harte.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Timberline Environmental Services is flattening the Little Sweden hill as they prepare the land for a large amount of dirt from a CalTrans project further up Highway 108.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Ron Berry, equipment operator with Timberline Environmental Services, talks about a project that will prevent sledding down the hill where Little Sweden was previously located.
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A pile of broken sleds litters Little Sweden off Highway 108 east of Long Barn in January 2017. (Maggie Beck / Union Democrat)
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Heavy Equipment is parked on the Little Sweden hill along Highway 108 past Long Barn as Timberline Environmental Services prepares the land for dirt and rock from a CalTrans project up highway 108 past Strawberry.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Ron Berry, equipment operator with Timberline Environmental Services, talks about a project that will prevent sledding down the hill where Little Sweden was previously located.
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Maggie Beck / Union Democrat Timberline Environmental Services is flattening the Little Sweden hill as they prepare the land for a large amount of dirt from a CalTrans project further up Highway 108.
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