The Yuba College Board of Trustees nailed the lid on the coffin of the Yuba College dorms on Wednesday night, April 13. The Yuba College District has operated the dormitories with limited revenue and staff for several years. Because the district is also exposed to liability for … [Read more...] about Dorms Die at Yuba College
Student Government Plans Spring Slam II
The Associated Students of Yuba College convened for an open meeting April 14 after a weeks of closed sessions held for election and budget meetings. At the April 14 meeting, the student council discussed the upcoming "Spring Slam II," the elections of the next year's council … [Read more...] about Student Government Plans Spring Slam II
Marysville’s Golden Years
The air is crisp, the leaves changing into vivid colors of gold and red, and the little town of Marysville is about to be born. In the fall of 1842, John A. Sutter leased some land to Theodore Cordua. Cordua built a home, raised livestock and built a trading post at what we now … [Read more...] about Marysville’s Golden Years
Injuries Hurting Yuba Baseball
On April 14, the 49ers (9-17, 5-11) defeated Los Medanos 18-9. As a team, Yuba had 19 hits. Will Meier was the winning pitcher, pitching six and allowing two runs, striking out six. Dino Gellepes was 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Frank Avilla and Neil Holmes each had three hits. Matt … [Read more...] about Injuries Hurting Yuba Baseball
Students to Seek New Housing
Many Yuba College students live in Section 8 Housing, a branch of subsidized housing offered by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Section 8 program provides rental payment assistance to qualifying tenants, which are primarily low-income renters … [Read more...] about Students to Seek New Housing