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Marysville Appeal-Democrat , 10 10月 2026

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ArticleGone without a trace: The unsolved van­ish­ing of Wini­fred Long in Yuba County still haunts those she left behind

South of Smarts­ville, there isn’t much to see: an expanse of hills and val­leys covered in oak trees that block the remain­ing light when it’s three-quar­ters dark, along with nar­row wash­board roads that loosen the bolts in your car, some lead­ing...

Gone without a trace: The unsolved van­ish­ing of Wini­fred Long in Yuba County still haunts those she left behind

ArticleStage 754 brings edge-ofy­our-seat sus­pense to the Sut­ter Theater with ‘Wait Until Dark’

What hap­pens when the per­son crim­in­als under­es­tim­ate becomes their most for­mid­able oppon­ent? Audi­ences will dis­cover the answer when Stage 754, Yuba Sut­ter Arts & Cul­ture’s res­id­ent theater com­pany, presents “Wait Until Dark” at the...

Stage 754 brings edge-ofy­our-seat sus­pense to the Sut­ter Theater with ‘Wait Until Dark’

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quences, accord­ing to organ­izers. The pro­duc­tion also offers an oppor­tun­ity to sup­port a grow­ing local theater com­pany and the per­formers and pro­duc­tion team help­ing expand live theater in Yuba-sut­ter. “Whether you are a long­time...

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ArticleOcto­ber 10

Marys­ville High School will induct its 2026 Hall of Fame Class at its annual Hall of Fame Din­ner 5:30 p.m., Oct. 10 at the FIVE30 Event Cen­ter at 1104 J Street. The event includes din­ner, raffles, a silent auc­tion, and the recog­ni­tion and...

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Article1946: Yuba-sut­ter skies light up with one fall­ing star per second

On Oct. 10, 1946, Yuba-sut­ter res­id­ents were search­ing for the right words to describe an overnight light show caused by a comet’s tail. “The stars are fall­ing: Twin Cit­ies res­id­ents get key seat to show,” was the head­line in The...

1946: Yuba-sut­ter skies light up with one fall­ing star per second