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November 29, 2014

• Food Literacy Center seeks help teaching youngsters about healthy eating
• Holiday events, home tours ahead around Sacramento
• Feast Q&A: Cooking Channel’s cocktail duo offer party tips
• Holiday shoppers urged to go small, not mall
• Test your knowledge of our furry friends: Take the cat quiz
• No room for waste in California’s water bond
• A junior class of legislators for Sacramento region
• Concern grows in firefighters, others after cancer-causing flame retardants found in test subjects
• On 49ers: Too many cooks spoiling Harbaugh’s offense
• Stale Kings watch and learn from champs
• Move cautiously on raising minimum wage
• Hints From Heloise: Make your poinsettias last
• The Conversation
• Sheriff Scott Jones, health care, climate change, etc.
• Billboard firms battle for scarce Rancho Cordova highway space
• Socks for charity stolen on Thanksgiving Day
• Rocklin police seek pair accused of holding apartment occupant at gunpoint
• Garden checklist: Start a winter vegetable garden
• Water-wise tip: Use water meter to check for leaks
• At the SPCA: Buddy needs a home
• Take Your Best Shot: Grilled ahi tuna with soy-sesame glaze
• Stuck in Seattle’s shadow, Spokane has its charms
• Dixon’s downtown depot: Will the train ever stop here?
• Another View: School funding plan will improve over time
• Christmas memories of blue lights and that race car set
• Competing for international destinations
• Former lawmaker Anthony Adams charts different course
• Public invited to learn about Delta water flows
• Postcards From Readers: Zermatt, Switzerland
• Business calendar for week of Nov. 30
• Tumbling gas prices curb costs for businesses and consumers, but will they boost sales?
• Elephant’s life ends, but her story lives
• Five arrested at Ferguson decision protest at Arden Fair mall
• Prop. 35 belongs in scrap heap of flawed initiatives
• Conversation on race in America is stuck on repeat
• Sporadic showers in Sacramento, snow in the Sierra
• Well-preserved Chinese temple in Oroville recalls Gold Rush era
• Provisions: Enhance your recreation and travel experience
• Escapes: Christmas comes early in Nevada
• On the Move for the week of Nov. 30, 2014
• Crews race to mulch forest slopes laid bare by King fire
• Sacramento chef embraces role as Culinerd
• Consume: Our favorite food stuff this week
• Prep football roundup: Folsom’s Browning breaks his own state single-season touchdown pass record
• Man convicted of 2000 West Sacramento slaying denied parole
• A.M. Sacramento: Here’s what you need to know for Saturday
• Man convicted of arson in 2013 Rio Linda firebombing
• Ask Sacto 911 crime Q&A: What became of engineer accused of strangling two wives?
• Lawmaker proposes to revamp California recount rules
• Today’s Sac-Joaquin Section Division VI championship game at a glance
• Baalke’s daughter calls for Roman’s firing, then apologizes with dad
• Kings notes: NBA rejects protest over loss to Memphis
• S.F.’s leaders mull bid for Olympics
• Local sports events
• Grant ends its drought, returns to the title game
• Cyber Monday lets you shop in your pj’s – many prefer it over going to mall