Clarksburg News

I read Jerry Meral's May 19 op-ed piece in The Record, "Clarifying issues with Bay Delta Conservation Plan." He did not mention how BDCP's twin tunnel plan will use eminent domain to take away thousands of acres of Delta family farms.

Twenty-one town students completed a course of study into the darkest event they'll ever research Wednesday, and wrapped up by meeting someone who was there.

Through the Mass in Motion program, a five-year state initiative that encourages towns to promote healthy living, Clarksburg Elementary School is undergoing a makeover.

We live in a part of the world that is rich in natural wonders. Men and women came here for nature's bounty, beginning with the ancient Maidu Indians.

The Clarksburg Town Election will be held on Tuesday, May 21, at the Clarksburg Senior Center on West Cross Road.

Students were able to ride their bikes to Clarksburg Elementary School for the first time in years Friday morning, an initiative spearheaded by three eighth grade students in the Student Council.

Cinco de Mayo's more of a time for tequila than wine, but south-of-the-border festivities are going down all the same Sunday at the Old Sugar Mill.

The U.S. Coast Guard says the owner and crew of a fishing vessel that sank in the Sea of Cortez two years ago were negligent.

Around 4:30 emergency received a report of a man that had gone into the water and had not resurfaced in the area of S. River Rd.