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queerbychoice — 2009-11-13 21:08:03

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queerbychoice — 2009-10-11 23:35:33

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,719 (as of the 2008 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 0.0% change from the previous year. Its total area is 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"] and ["Alicia"]), south of ["Tambo"] and ["Mello"] and ["District 10"], and southwest of ["Hallwood"]. It features the intersection of the ["Southern Pacific Railroad"] and the ["Union Pacific Railroad"], which is known as ["Binney Junction"]. It also features four bridges: the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"], which both lead to Yuba City; the ["E Street Bridge"], which leads to Alicia and Linda; and the ["Simpson Lane"] bridge, which leads to Linda. + + Marysville has a population of 12,838 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 0.9% increase from the previous year and a 4.6% increase from 2000. Its total area is 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] broadcast from Marysville. + + It is ["illegal"] in Marysville to swear, make obscene gestures, or use bawdy language in any public place within the hearing range of two or more people. The punishment is a $250 fine. (Per [http://www.codepublishing.com/CA/marysville/html/MarysvilleCA09/MarysvilleCA0912.html#9.12 Marysville Municipal Code § 9.12]) + + The U.S. Postal Service lists addresses in ["Alicia"], ["Linda"], ["Hallwood"], ["Hammonton"], and ["Loma Rica"] as being in Marysville, but on the Yuba-Sutter Wiki, we prefer listing the more specific locations.
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- For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).	+ For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was the ["construction industry"] (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were ["health care"] (16%), ["education"] (14%), and ["Places to Eat or Drink" accommodation and food services] (10%).
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	+ A ["Native American Communities" Nisenan] village, numbering about 100 people, used to be located in what is now Marysville. The people of this village were called the Memals. When ["Theodor Cordua"] settled in Marysville in 1843, some of the Memals moved across the Yuba River to what is now ["Linda"]. + + Another village, numbering about 50 people, was located at the northern end of what is now Marysville--about half a mile from the Feather River and two miles from the Yuba River, just beyond where the ["levees" levee] now stands. The people of this village were called the Tomchas. +
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	+ + Marysville violently drove all its Chinese residents out of town in February 1886 (as did ["Wheatland"]). It remained a [http://www.uvm.edu/~jloewen/sundowntownsshow.php?id=1043 sundown town] (in which Chinese people and other people of color were threatened with violence if they attempted to live in the city or to remain in it after sundown) until apparently rather recently, although the policy became gradually less overtly stated in public. The ["Chinese-American Community" Chinese-American] population is still almost zero to this day, although other Asian-American people are beginning to feel comfortable living here; in particular, the significant ["Hmong-American Community"] of nearby ["Linda"] is beginning to integrate into Marysville.
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- ["Citizens to Preserve Marysville's Parks"] - ["Marysville Art Club"] - [http://oroville.net/div14/marysville/ Marysville Kiwanis Club] - ["Suey Sing Society"] - [http://www.yubahistory.com Yuba Historical Society] - [http://members.calbar.ca.gov/search/cert_detail.aspx?PID=3272&SpecCode= Yuba-Sutter Bar Association] - [http://www.blog.yuba-sutterdems.com Yuba-Sutter Democratic Club] - [http://www.yubasutterhfh.org Yuba-Sutter Habitat for Humanity] - [http://www.yuba-sutterunitedway.org Yuba-Sutter United Way] - [http://www.amicusbooks.com Amicus Books Literary Arts Center]	+ * ["Amicus Books Literary Arts Center and Bookstore"] + * ["Citizens to Preserve Marysville's Parks"] + * ["Help Ellis Lake Prosper"] + * ["Marysville Art Club"] + * [http://www.elks.org/lodges/ContactUs.cfm?LodgeNumber=0783 Marysville Elks Lodge #0783] + * ["Marysville Joint Unified School District"] + * ["Kiwanis Clubs" Marysville Kiwanis Club] + * ["Lions Clubs" Marysville Lions Club] + * ["Marysville Little League"] + * ["Rotary Clubs" Rotary Club of Marysville] + * ["Shriners Lodges" Corinthian-Hammonton Shriners Lodge No. 9] + * ["Suey Sing Society"] + * ["Rotary Clubs" Yuba-Feather Rivers Sunrise Rotary Club of Marysville] + * [http://www.yubahistory.com Yuba Historical Society] + * [http://members.calbar.ca.gov/search/cert_detail.aspx?PID=3272&SpecCode= Yuba-Sutter Bar Association] + * [http://www.blog.yuba-sutterdems.com Yuba-Sutter Democratic Club] + * [http://www.yubasutterhfh.org Yuba-Sutter Habitat for Humanity] + * [http://www.yuba-sutterunitedway.org Yuba-Sutter United Way]
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- ["All Seasons RV Stadium"] - ["Basin Park"] - ["Beckwourth Riverfront Park Complex"] - ["East Lake"] (also called Eastpark Lake) - ["Ellis Lake"] - ["Gallery One"] - ["Gavin Park"] - ["Mary Aaron Memorial Museum"] - ["Miner Park"] - ["Motor Park"] - ["Plaza Park"] - ["Packard Library"] - ["Stephen J. Field Park"] - ["3rd and D Streets Mini-Park"] - ["Triplett Park"] - ["Veterans Park"] - ["County of Yuba Library"] - ["Washington Square Park"] - ["Yuba Park"]	+ === Parks === + * ["Basin Park"] + * ["Beckwourth Riverfront Park Complex"] + * ["East Lake"] (also called Eastpark Lake) + * ["Ellis Lake"] + * ["Gavin Park"] + * ["Miners Square Park"] + * ["Motor Park"] + * ["Plaza Park"] + * ["Packard Library"] + * ["Stephen J. Field Park"] + * ["3rd and D Streets Mini-Park"] + * ["Triplett Park"] + * ["Veterans Park"] + * ["Yuba County Library"] + * ["Washington Square Park"] + * ["Yuba Square Park"] + + === Other Places to Have Fun === + * ["All Seasons RV Stadium"] + * ["Chinese American Museum of Northern California"] + * ["Gallery One"] + * ["Korean Karate Academy: Clingan's Tang Soo Do"] + * ["Mary Aaron Memorial Museum"] + * ["Twin Cities Judo"]
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- == Grade Schools == - ["Covillaud Elementary School"] - ["Kynoch Elementary School"] - ["Yuba-Feather Elementary School"] - ["Anna McKenney Intermediate School"] - ["Marysville High School"] - ["Abraham Lincoln Alternative School"] - ["Yuba Oaks Academy"]	+ === Public Grade Schools === + * ["Cordua Elementary School"] (K–5) + * ["Mary Covillaud Elementary School"] (K–5) + * ["Walter A. Kynoch Elementary School"] (K–5) + * ["Agnes Weber Meade School"] (K-6) + * ["Anna Bell Karr School"] (K-12) + * ["Yuba County Career Preparatory Charter School"] (K-12) + * ["Anna L. McKenney Intermediate School"] (6-8) + * ["Harry P. B. Carden School"] (7-12) + * ["Marysville Charter Academy for the Arts"] (7–12) + * ["Thomas E. Mathews Community School"] (7-12) + * ["Marysville High School"] (9–12) + * ["North Marysville Continuation High School"] (10–12) + + === Private Grade Schools === + * ["Notre Dame Catholic School"] (K-8) + + === Higher Education === + * ["Yuba Oaks Academy"]
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- ["Korean Karate Academy: Clingan's Tang Soo Do"] - ["Shooting Star Children's Arts"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Head Start"] - ["Amicus Books Literary Arts Center and Bookstore"]	+ * ["Shooting Star Children's Arts"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Head Start"]
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- ["Bok Kai Temple"] - ["Masonic Hall"] - ["St. John's Episcopal Church"] - ["St. Joseph Catholic Church"]	+ * ["Bok Kai Temple"] + * ["Congregation Beth Shalom"] + * ["Baptist Churches" Hall Street Community Church] + * ["Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ)" First Christian Church of Marysville] + * ["Lutheran Churches" Faith Lutheran Church‎] + * ["Presbyterian Churches" First Presbyterian Church‎‎] + * ["Marysville Buddhist Church"] + * ["Masonic Hall"] + * ["Methodist Churches"] + * ["Pentecostal Churches"] + * ["Episcopal Churches" St. John's Episcopal Church] + * ["Roman Catholic Churches" St. Joseph Catholic Church] + * ["Yuba Erisian Apple-Slinging Temple"]
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- ["Credit Bureau of Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa Counties"] - ["Hart Building"] - ["Law Office of Christopher Cannon"] - ["Marysville Amtrak Station"] - ["Marysville Cemetery"] - ["Marysville City Hall"] - ["Marysville Post Office"] - ["Sodaro Orchards"] - ["Veterans Memorial Auditorium"] - ["Yuba County Courthouse"] - ["Yuba County Jail"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Chamber of Commerce"] - ["Yuba Sutter County Senior Services"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Disposal Area"] - ["Yuba Sutter Legal Center for Seniors"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Transit" Yuba-Sutter Transit Headquarters] - ["Yuba-Sutter Tree Services"]	+ * ["Binney Junction"] + * ["Credit Bureau of Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa Counties"] + * ["Hart Building"] + * ["Hotel Marysville"] + * ["Law Office of Christopher Cannon"] + * ["Marysville Amtrak Station"] + * ["Marysville City Cemetery"] + * ["Marysville City Hall"] + * ["Post Offices" Marysville Post Office] + * ["Sodaro Orchards"] + * ["Suey Sing Chamber of Labor and Commerce"] + * ["State Theatre"] + * ["The Castle"] + * ["Veterans Memorial Auditorium"] + * ["Yuba County Courthouse"] + * ["Yuba County Jail"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Chamber of Commerce"] + * ["Yuba Sutter County Senior Services"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Disposal Area"] + * ["Yuba Sutter Legal Center for Seniors"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Transit" Yuba-Sutter Transit Headquarters] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Tree Services"]
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- ["Highway 20"] - ["Highway 70"] - ["Fifth Street, Marysville" Fifth Street]	+ * ["Highway 20"] + * ["Highway 70"] + * ["5th Street, Marysville" 5th Street] + * ["B Street, Marysville" B Street] + * ["C Street, Marysville" C Street] + * ["D Street, Marysville" D Street] + * ["E Street, Marysville" E Street] + * ["Simpson Lane"]
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queerbychoice — 2009-05-11 09:22:16

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,719 (as of the 2008 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 0.0% change from the previous year. Its total area is 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.

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- For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23 minutes, the shortest anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area except ["Beale Air Force Base"]. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).	+ For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).

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- The 2007 median annual household income was $39,955 and median home price was $284,735. 18.9% of residents were below the poverty level in 2007, and 4.9% were below half the poverty level. The 2008 cost of living index was 96.6 (the United States average is 100). - - 32% of Marysville voters are registered Democrats, while 67% are registered Republicans.	+ The 2007 median annual household income was $39,955 and 2008 median home price was $171,900. 18.9% of residents were below the poverty level in 2007, and 4.9% were below half the poverty level. The 2008 cost of living index was 96.6 (the United States average is 100).

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.

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	+ + 32% of Marysville voters are registered Democrats, while 67% are registered Republicans.

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- For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23.0 minutes, the shortest anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area except ["Beale Air Force Base"]. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).	+ For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23 minutes, the shortest anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area except ["Beale Air Force Base"]. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet, and it receives an average of 21.5 inches of precipitation per year. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The average annual rainfall is 21.5 inches. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.
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- Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. Marysville has the lowest proportion of currently married residents and the highest proportion of separated residents anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area.	+ Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated.

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet, and it receives an average of 21.5 inches of rain per year. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet, and it receives an average of 21.5 inches of precipitation per year. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet, and it receives an average of 21.5 inches of rain per year. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.

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- Marysville was originally called Yubaville, but because the land on the west side of the Feather River had already been dubbed "Yuba City" (although it would not be officially incorporated as a city until 1908), the name Yubaville was deemed too similar to that. It was renamed Marysville for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"] and incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state.	+ Marysville was originally called Yubaville, but because the land on the west side of the Feather River had already been dubbed "Yuba City" (although it would not be officially incorporated as a city until 1908), the name Yubaville was deemed too similar to that. It was renamed Marysville for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"] and incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after [wiki:sf San Francisco] and [wiki:Sacramento].
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- Marysville is now by far the smallest and least populated of California's seven original cities. The ["Levees"] surrounding it on all sides prevent it from expanding its geographic area. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after [wiki:sf San Francisco] and [wiki:Sacramento]. At that time it was also the third-largest city in California - again, after San Francisco and Sacramento.	+ The first City Directory of Marysville, published in 1853, described Marysville as the second most populated city in California, after [wiki:sf San Francisco]. Marysville had a population of just under 10,000 people at that time - not much smaller than its population today. But Marysville is now by far the smallest and least populated of California's seven original cities. The ["Levees"] surrounding it on all sides prevent it from expanding its geographic area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-02 15:06:10

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- Marysville is now by far the smallest and least populated of California's seven original cities. The ["Levees"] surrounding it on all sides prevent it from expanding its geographic area. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after [wiki:sf:San Francisco] and [wiki:Sacramento]. At that time it was also the third-largest city in California - again, after San Francisco and Sacramento.	+ Marysville is now by far the smallest and least populated of California's seven original cities. The ["Levees"] surrounding it on all sides prevent it from expanding its geographic area. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after [wiki:sf San Francisco] and [wiki:Sacramento]. At that time it was also the third-largest city in California - again, after San Francisco and Sacramento.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-02 15:05:38

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- Marysville is named for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"], who survived the [wiki:wikipedia:Donner_Party Donner Party] with her sisters ["Harriet Murphy Nye"] and ["Sarah Murphy Foster"]. The three sisters' husbands, ["Charles Covillaud"], ["Michael C. Nye"], and ["William Foster"], all bought adjacent land in the area. ["Charles Covillaud"] eventually bought the land of his brothers-in-law and reunited it as a single ranch.	+ Marysville was originally called Yubaville, but because the land on the west side of the Feather River had already been dubbed "Yuba City" (although it would not be officially incorporated as a city until 1908), the name Yubaville was deemed too similar to that. It was renamed Marysville for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"] and incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state.
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- Marysville is by far the smallest of California's seven original cities. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after San Francisco and Sacramento.	+ Marysville is now by far the smallest and least populated of California's seven original cities. The ["Levees"] surrounding it on all sides prevent it from expanding its geographic area. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after [wiki:sf:San Francisco] and [wiki:Sacramento]. At that time it was also the third-largest city in California - again, after San Francisco and Sacramento.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-02 12:13:14

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-02 11:55:18

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Marysville

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-02 11:45:49

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-02 10:09:05

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	+ == Places to Worship == + ["Bok Kai Temple"] + ["Masonic Hall"] + ["St. John's Episcopal Church"] + ["St. Joseph Catholic Church"] +

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-05-01 14:14:20

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-30 23:29:09

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-30 09:28:01

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-29 15:30:00

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 13:38:59

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 10:09:50

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 10:07:36

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 09:49:38

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 09:46:36

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	+ ["Yuba-Sutter Chamber of Commerce"] + ["Yuba Sutter County Senior Services"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Disposal"] + ["Yuba Sutter Legal Center for Seniors"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Transit Headquarters"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Tree Services"] + ["Yuba-Sutter United Way"]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 08:13:51

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-28 07:49:24

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- ["Absolutely Everything‎"] - ["Amicus Books Community Bookstore"] - ["Arne's Paint Store, Inc‎."] - ["Cali Couture"] - ["Cotton's Cowboy Corral"] - ["Downtown Shoe Repair"] - ["D Street Mercantile"] - ["4th Street Collectibles"] - ["Kids' Barn"] - ["King Clothing"] - ["La Parranda"] - ["Medicine Shoppe"] - ["Pace's Rock & Gift Shop"] - ["Superstar Market"] - ["Time's Passing Antiques"] - ["Western Foam Design"]	+ [[Include(Places to Shop in Marysville)]]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-27 20:55:23

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- ["Asian Cuisine"] - ["Brick Coffeehouse Café"] - ["Casa Carlos Fine Mexican Food"] - ["Field & Stream Bar"] - ["Fotine's Simply Greek Café"] - ["Gary's Place Bar & Grill"] - ["Ginny's Club"] - ["Maria's Mexican Restaurant & Cocktail"] - ["Silver Dollar Saloon"] - ["Stassi Fourth Ward Tavern"] - ["Thai Tea Café"]	+ [[Include(Places to Eat in Marysville)]]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-26 23:15:19

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- ["Marysville Kiwanis Club"]	+ [http://oroville.net/div14/marysville/ Marysville Kiwanis Club]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-24 07:32:31

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- [[Image(donnerparty.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480, "Donner Party Float in the 2009 ["Bok Kai Festival and Parade" Bok Kai Parade"]. Photo by ["users/queerbychoice"].")]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.	+ [[Image(donnerparty.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480, "Donner Party Float in the 2009 ["Bok Kai Festival and Parade" Bok Kai Parade]. Photo by ["users/queerbychoice"].")]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-23 21:56:53

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-23 11:32:27

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-23 11:17:00

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-23 07:15:26

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-23 00:07:35

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-22 23:56:21

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-22 23:22:59

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area. Radio stations ["KRCX-FM 99.9"] (a Spanish-language station owned by Entravision Holdings, LLC) and ["KMYC-AM 1410"] (a talk station owned by Thomas F. Huth that plays ["Marysville High School"] football and [wiki:wikipedia:Sacramento_Kings Sacramento Kings] basketball) broadcast from Marysville.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-22 23:20:04

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-22 21:53:42

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 10:33:43

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	+ '''November:''' ["Yuba-Sutter Veterans Day Parade"]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 10:18:55

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- ["Antique Street Fair"] - ["Chinese Moon Festival"] - ["Bok Kai Festival and Parade"] - ["Bomb Day"] - ["Great American Regatta and Cardboard Boat Races"] - ["Hot Rod Jamboree"] - ["Japanese Obon Festival"] - ["Juneteenth Celebration"] - ["Marysville Christmas Parade"] - ["Marysville Peach Fest"] - ["Marysville Stampede"] - ["Professional Flying U Rodeo"] - ["Youth Fishing Derby"]	+ '''February:''' ["Bok Kai Festival and Parade"] and ["Bomb Day"] + '''May:''' ["Marysville Stampede"] and ["Professional Flying U Rodeo"] + '''June:''' ["Hot Rod Jamboree"], ["Antique Street Fair"], and ["Juneteenth Celebration"] + '''July:''' ["Great American Regatta and Cardboard Boat Races"], ["Japanese Obon Festival"], and ["Marysville Peach Fest"] + '''September:''' ["Youth Fishing Derby"] and ["Chinese Moon Festival"] + '''December:''' ["Marysville Christmas Parade"]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 10:12:56

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 08:17:40

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 08:16:05

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 08:15:28

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-21 07:46:48

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-20 09:58:01

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-20 09:48:00

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- [[Image(Marysville.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480)]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.	+ [[Image(donnerparty.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480, "Donner Party Float in the 2009 ["Bok Kai Festival and Parade" Bok Kai Parade"]. Photo by ["users/queerbychoice"].")]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.
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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-20 09:47:03

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- [[Image(Marysville.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480)]]'''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.
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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-20 09:46:01

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- [[Include(PhotoRequest)]]'''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ [[Image(Marysville.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480)]]'''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-20 06:40:20

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ [[Include(PhotoRequest)]]'''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-19 22:25:54

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-18 23:34:37

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- Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. Marysville has the lowest proportion of married residents and the highest proportion of separated residents anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area.	+ Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. Marysville has the lowest proportion of currently married residents and the highest proportion of separated residents anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-18 12:35:28

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- For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23.0 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).	+ For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23.0 minutes, the shortest anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area except ["Beale Air Force Base"]. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%).

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-18 12:26:32

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- Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. Marysville has the lowest proportion of married residents anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area.	+ Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. Marysville has the lowest proportion of married residents and the highest proportion of separated residents anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-18 12:16:21

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- Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated.	+ Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. Marysville has the lowest proportion of married residents anywhere in the Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-18 11:50:17

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- As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years. 65.8% of residents were white and non-Hispanic, followed by 17.5% of residents who were ["Latin American Community" Hispanic].	+ As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years. + + 65.8% of residents were white and non-Hispanic, followed by 17.5% of residents who were ["Latin American Community" Hispanic].

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 21:21:43

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 21:16:08

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 21:03:12

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 20:58:05

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	+ + == Other Places == + ["Hart Building"] + ["Marysville Amtrak Station"] + ["Marysville Cemetery"] + ["Marysville City Hall"] + ["Veterans Memorial Auditorium"] + ["Yuba County Courthouse"] + ["Yuba County Jail"]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 20:47:21

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- As of a July 2007 estimate, the median resident age was 32 years. 65.8% of residents were white and non-Hispanic, followed by 17.5% of residents who were ["Latin American Community" Hispanic].	+ As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years. 65.8% of residents were white and non-Hispanic, followed by 17.5% of residents who were ["Latin American Community" Hispanic].
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- The 2007 median annual household income was $39,955 and median home price was $284,735. The 2008 cost of living index was 96.6 (the United States average is 100).	+ Of residents 25 or older, 73.8% had at least a high school degree, 10.9% had at least a bachelor's degree, and 3.1% had a graduate or professional degree. + + Of residents 15 or older, 43.9% were married, 28.9% had never married, 14.7% were divorced, 7.7% were widowed, and 4.7% were separated. + + 7.4% of households were headed by unmarried partners. 0.3% of households were headed by self-identified same-sex couples. + + For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 23.0 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was construction (15%). The most common industries for females to work in were health care (16%), educational services (14%), and accommodation and food services (10%). + + The 2007 median annual household income was $39,955 and median home price was $284,735. 18.9% of residents were below the poverty level in 2007, and 4.9% were below half the poverty level. The 2008 cost of living index was 96.6 (the United States average is 100).

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 16:26:14

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 13:45:05

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	+ + = Demographics = + As of a July 2007 estimate, the median resident age was 32 years. 65.8% of residents were white and non-Hispanic, followed by 17.5% of residents who were ["Latin American Community" Hispanic]. + + The 2007 median annual household income was $39,955 and median home price was $284,735. The 2008 cost of living index was 96.6 (the United States average is 100).

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-17 10:59:04

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	+ [http://www.marysville.ca.us City of Marysville] + [http://www.visitmarysville.com VisitMarysville.com]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 23:02:32

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- Marysville is named for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"], who survived the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donner_Party Donner Party] with her sisters ["Harriet Murphy Nye"] and ["Sarah Murphy Foster"]. The three sisters' husbands, ["Charles Covillaud"], ["Michael C. Nye"], and ["William Foster"], all bought adjacent land in the area. ["Charles Covillaud"] eventually bought the land of his brothers-in-law and reunited it as a single ranch.	+ Marysville is named for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"], who survived the [wiki:wikipedia:Donner_Party Donner Party] with her sisters ["Harriet Murphy Nye"] and ["Sarah Murphy Foster"]. The three sisters' husbands, ["Charles Covillaud"], ["Michael C. Nye"], and ["William Foster"], all bought adjacent land in the area. ["Charles Covillaud"] eventually bought the land of his brothers-in-law and reunited it as a single ranch.
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- [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marysville,_California Marysville entry on Wikipedia]	+ [wiki:wikipedia:Marysville,_California Marysville entry on Wikipedia]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 21:36:58

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 20:06:03

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	+ + = Organizations = + ["Citizens to Preserve Marysville's Parks"] + [http://www.yubahistory.com Yuba Historical Society]

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 13:37:10

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. Its elevation is 62 feet. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 13:36:06

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.
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- Marysville was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is by far the smallest of California's seven original cities. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after San Francisco and Sacramento.	+ Marysville is by far the smallest of California's seven original cities. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after San Francisco and Sacramento.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 13:22:34

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	+ + Marysville was incorporated as a city in 1850, when California first became a state. It is by far the smallest of California's seven original cities. In the 19th century, Chinese immigrants nicknamed it "Third City" because it was the third city they came to after San Francisco and Sacramento.
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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 13:13:08

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields." It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields" or "California's Oldest Little City." It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 12:02:47

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 10:30:38

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields." It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"], southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields." It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Yuba City"]) and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"] (opposite ["Linda"]), southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-16 10:29:03

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields." It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields." It is located on the east bank of the ["Feather River"] and the north bank of the ["Yuba River"], southwest of ["Browns Valley"]. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-15 22:09:24

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-15 21:40:40

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- '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County. It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.	+ '''Marysville''' is the county seat of Yuba County and is nicknamed "Gateway to the Goldfields." It has a population of 12,268 (as of the 2000 census) and a total area of 3.6 square miles. The ["Appeal-Democrat"] newspaper is printed in Marysville and serves the entire Yuba-Sutter area.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-11 19:30:04

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-11 19:29:43

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-09 20:32:19

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 15:29:56

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 15:27:36

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 15:23:54

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 14:37:27

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- Marysville is named for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"], who survived the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donner_Party Donner Party] with her sisters ["Harriet Murphy Nye"] and ["Sarah Murphy Foster"]. The three sisters' husabands, ["Charles Covillaud"], ["Michael C. Nye"], and ["William Foster"], all bought adjacent land in the area. ["Charles Covillaud"] eventually bought the land of his brothers-in-law and reunited it as a single ranch.	+ Marysville is named for ["Mary Murphy Covillaud"], who survived the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donner_Party Donner Party] with her sisters ["Harriet Murphy Nye"] and ["Sarah Murphy Foster"]. The three sisters' husbands, ["Charles Covillaud"], ["Michael C. Nye"], and ["William Foster"], all bought adjacent land in the area. ["Charles Covillaud"] eventually bought the land of his brothers-in-law and reunited it as a single ranch.

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 12:40:41

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 12:13:34

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 11:48:21

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	+ === Places to Eat or Drink === + ["Asian Cuisine"] + ["Brick Coffeehouse Café"] + ["Casa Carlos Fine Mexican Food"] + ["Field & Stream Bar"] + ["Fotine's Simply Greek Café"] + ["Gary's Place Bar & Grill"] + ["Maria's Mexican Restaurant & Cocktail"] + ["Silver Dollar Saloon"] + ["Stassi Fourth Ward Tavern"] + ["Thai Tea Café"] + + === Places to Shop ===
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- '''Add your Marysville business here!'''

Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 11:40:27

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Marysville

queerbychoice — 2009-04-06 11:32:49

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	+ ["Arne's Paint Store, Inc‎."] + ["Asian Cuisine"] + ["A To Z Nutrition"] + ["Brick Coffeehouse Café"] + ["Casa Carlos Fine Mexican Food"]
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	+ ["Maria's Mexican Restaurant & Cocktail"] + ["Marysville Plumbing & Building‎"] + ["Medicine Shoppe"]
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	+ == Grade Schools == + ["Kynoch Elementary School"] + ["Anna McKenney Intermediate School"] + ["Marysville High School"] +