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Posted by jeffpelline on January 11, 2017 · Leave a Comment
MANY OF THE RESTAURANTS AND BARS in the foothills are steeped in history. They are located in handsome Gold Rush-era buildings. Inside are carved wooden back bars—“elaborate and ornate made of rich woods, flawless mirrors and stained glass,” as the most famous producer Brunswick explains. The bars continue to be a focal point of these […]
Filed under Art · Tagged with around the Horn, bar, basecamp, Brunswick-Balke-Collender, cocktail, Darren Crawford, Eric Giardina, Gold Rush, Golden Era lounge, Grass Valley, Holbrooke Hotel, Jeff Pelline, Miner's Punch, mixologist, Nevada City, punch, restoration, The National Hotel, The Owl Grill & Saloon, The Stone House
Posted by jeffpelline on January 12, 2016 · Leave a Comment
SINCE IT BEGAN 32 YEARS AGO, THE SOUTH YUBA RIVER Citizens League has become the nation’s largest single-river grassroots watershed organization with 3,500 members and 1,000 active volunteers. The long-term focus of SYRCL’s advocacy work has to do with restoring wild salmon, now in jeopardy of extinction, to the upper Yuba. “We recognize that salmon […]
Filed under Art · Tagged with advocacy, Bear River watershed, Bridgeport Covered Bridge, Caleb Dardick, Chinock salmon, community, Daguerre Point Dam, education, Englebright Dam, environmentalists, Gary Snyder, restoration, river ambassador program, salmon, salmon tours, San Juan Ridge Mine, San Juan Ridge Taxpayers Association, South Yuba River Citizens League, South Yuba River State Park, SYRCL, Yuba River watershed, Yuba Salmon Now
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