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queerbychoice — 2009-11-13 20:47:33

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queerbychoice — 2009-11-13 14:25:51

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queerbychoice — 2009-11-12 21:58:44

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- [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Encinal"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Berg"], north of ["South Yuba City"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"], ["Nuestro"], and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.

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queerbychoice — 2009-11-12 21:55:43

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- [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of ["Sutter County"] and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Encinal"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Encinal"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.
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- The U.S. Postal Service lists addresses in ["South Yuba City"], ["Tierra Buena"], and ["Tudor"] as being in Yuba City, but on the Yuba-Sutter Wiki, we prefer listing the more specific locations.	+ The U.S. Postal Service lists addresses in ["Abbott"], ["Berg"], ["Encinal"], ["Nuestro"], ["South Yuba City"], ["Tierra Buena"], ["Tudor"], and ["Wilson"] as being in Yuba City, but on the Yuba-Sutter Wiki, we prefer listing the more specific locations.

Yuba City

GeoffJohnson — 2009-11-09 17:25:23

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- [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Encinal"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of ["Sutter County"] and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Encinal"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.

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queerbychoice — 2009-10-11 22:18:12

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- [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Live Oak"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Encinal"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.

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queerbychoice — 2009-10-06 12:46:29

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- * ["Rotary Club of Yuba City"]	+ * ["Peach Bowl Little League"] + * ["Rotary Clubs" Rotary Club of Yuba City] + * ["Sutter Buttes Little League"] + * ["Rotary Clubs" Sutter Buttes Sunrise Rotary Club of Yuba City]
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	+ * ["Kiwanis Clubs" Yuba City Kiwanis Club] + * ["Lions Clubs" Yuba City Peach Bowl Lions Club] + * ["Lions Clubs" Yuba City Pride Lions Club] + * ["Lions Clubs" Yuba City Sunset Buttes Lions Club]

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queerbychoice — 2009-09-25 18:21:29

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- [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"]), south of ["Live Oak"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"], to which it is connected by the ["10th Street Bridge"] and the ["5th Street Bridge"]), south of ["Live Oak"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City.
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- [[Image(colusaavenuesign.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480, "This sign is posted on ["Highway 20"] at the border between Yuba City and ["Tierra Buena"]. Photo by ["Users/queerbychoice"].")]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.	+ [[Image(colusaavenuesign.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480, "This sign is posted on ["Highway 20"] near the border between Yuba City and ["Tierra Buena"]. Photo by ["Users/queerbychoice"].")]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.
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- For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 25 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was the ["Construction Industry"] (13%). The most common industries for females to work in were ["Health Care"] (18%) and ["Education"] (11%).	+ For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 25 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was the ["construction industry"] (13%). The most common industries for females to work in were ["health care"] (18%) and ["education"] (11%).
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- '''August:''' Sutter Buttes Sectional Duplicate Bridge Tournament	+ '''August:''' ["Sutter Buttes Sectional Duplicate Bridge Tournament"]
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- '''September:''' ["Yuba-Sutter Cultural Celebration"]	+ '''September:''' ["Yuba-Sutter Cultural Celebration"] and ["Little Mexico Food and Cultural Fair"]
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queerbychoice — 2009-08-22 00:48:12

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- [[Include(PhotoRequest)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"]), south of ["Live Oak"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] (a classic hit music station owned by Nevada County Broadcasters, Inc., that also plays local news and ["Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox"] games) and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] (a Spanish-language music station owned by Thomas F. Huth) broadcast from Yuba City.	+ [[TableOfContents(right)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"]), south of ["Live Oak"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] broadcast from Yuba City. + + The U.S. Postal Service lists addresses in ["South Yuba City"], ["Tierra Buena"], and ["Tudor"] as being in Yuba City, but on the Yuba-Sutter Wiki, we prefer listing the more specific locations. + + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">Oh, Yuba City! 'tis a sin\|\| + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">Thou 'rt lonely and forsaken,\|\| + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">When uglier cities favor win,\|\| + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">And prosperous paths have taken.\|\| + + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">Who seeks for beauty, they shall meet\|\| + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">The picture where they find thee--\|\| + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">The ["Feather River"] at thy feet,\|\| + \|\|<tablewidth="33%" bgcolor="#ccddff">The lofty ["Sutter Buttes" Buttes] behind thee.\|\| + + --["John Rollin Ridge"], "On Yuba City," c. early 1850s
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- As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.	+ [[Image(colusaavenuesign.jpg, right, thumbnail, 480, "This sign is posted on ["Highway 20"] at the border between Yuba City and ["Tierra Buena"]. Photo by ["Users/queerbychoice"].")]]As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years.
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	+ + = History = + A ["Native American Communities" Nisenan] village, numbering about 100 to 125 people, used to be located in what is now Yuba City. The people of this village were called the Yubas.
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- [http://www.tcf-yubacity.org The Compassionate Friends Yuba City Chapter] - ["Early Risers Kiwanis Club of Yuba City"] - [http://www.yubacityhog.com Harley Owners Group Yuba City Chapter] - ["Rotary Club of Yuba City"] - [http://www.yubacitydowntown.com Yuba City Downtown Business Association] - ["Yuba City Women's Club"] - [http://www.blog.yuba-sutterdems.com Yuba-Sutter Democratic Club] - [http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/CA182.html Yuba-Sutter SPCA]	+ * [http://www.tcf-yubacity.org The Compassionate Friends Yuba City Chapter] + * ["Early Risers Kiwanis Club of Yuba City"] + * [http://www.yubacityhog.com Harley Owners Group Yuba City Chapter] + * ["Rotary Club of Yuba City"] + * [http://www.yubacitydowntown.com Yuba City Downtown Business Association] + * ["Yuba City Unified School District"] + * ["Yuba City Women's Club"] + * [http://www.blog.yuba-sutterdems.com Yuba-Sutter Democratic Club] + * [http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/CA182.html Yuba-Sutter SPCA]
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- ["Alta Park"] - ["Clark-Ainsley Mini Park"] - ["Gauche Aquatic Park"] - ["Greenwood Park"] - ["Happy Park"] - ["Kingwood Park"] - ["Lloyd Park"] - ["Maple Park"] - ["Moore Park‎"] - ["Morley Park"] - ["Northridge Park"] - ["Peach Bowl Little League"] Park - ["Plumas Tower Plaza Mini Park"] - ["Regency Park"] - ["Sam Brannan Park‎"] - ["Southside Park"] - ["Veterans Memorial Park"]	+ * ["Alta Park"] + * ["Clark-Ainsley Mini Park"] + * ["Gauche Aquatic Park"] + * ["Happy Park"] + * ["Harter Park"] + * ["Kingwood Park"] + * ["Lloyd Park"] + * ["Maple Park"] + * ["Moore Park‎"] + * ["Morley Park"] + * ["Northridge Park"] + * ["Orchard Manor Park"] + * ["Patriot Park"] + * ["Peach Bowl Little League"] Park + * ["Plumas Tower Plaza Mini-Park"] + * ["Regency Park"] + * ["Sam Brannan Park‎"] + * ["Southside Park"] + * ["Veterans Memorial Park"] + * ["West Walton Park"]
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- ["Breath of Life"] - ["Community Memorial Museum of Sutter County"] - ["Creative Arts Gallery"] - ["Feather River Lodge and Marina"] - ["Future Fitness"] - ["Miladi Family Fitness‎"] - ["Northside Athletic Club"] - ["Sutter County Free Library"] - ["Sutter Theater"] - ["Youngsters, Inc."] - ["Yuba City 8"] - ["Yuba City Racquet and Health Club‎"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds"]	+ * ["Breath of Life"] + * ["Community Memorial Museum of Sutter County"] + * ["Creative Arts Gallery"] + * ["Feather River Lodge and Marina"] + * ["Future Fitness"] + * ["Miladi Family Fitness‎"] + * ["Northside Athletic Club"] + * ["Sutter County Library Main Branch"] + * ["Sutter Theater"] + * ["Youngsters, Inc."] + * ["Yuba City 8"] + * ["Yuba City Racquet and Health Club‎"] + * ["Yuba City Senior Center"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds"]
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- ["April Lane Elementary School"] (K-5) - ["Bridge Street Elementary School"] (K-5) - ["King Avenue Elementary School"] (K-5) - ["Butte Vista Elementary School"] (K-8) - ["Franklin Elementary School"] (K-8) - ["Twin Rivers Charter School‎"] (K-8) - ["Gray Avenue Middle School"] (6-8) - ["Albert Powell High School"] (9-12) - ["River Valley High School"] (9-12) - ["Yuba City High School"] (9-12)	+ * ["April Lane Elementary School"] (K-5) + * ["Bridge Street Elementary School"] (K-5) + * ["King Avenue Elementary School"] (K-5) + * ["Butte Vista Elementary School"] (K-8) + * ["Franklin Elementary School"] (K-8) + * ["Twin Rivers Charter School‎"] (K-8) + * ["Gray Avenue Middle School"] (6-8) + * ["Albert Powell Continuation High School"] (9-12) + * ["River Valley High School"] (9-12) + * ["Yuba City High School"] (9-12)
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- ["Guru Ram Das Khalsa School"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Head Start"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Rainbow Montessori School"]	+ * ["Guru Ram Das Khalsa School"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Head Start"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Rainbow Montessori School"]
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- ["Yuba-Sutter Hmomong Church"]	+ * ["Baptist Churches"] + * ["Pentecostal Churches" Calvary Christian Center‎] + * ["Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ)" Gray Avenue Christian Church] + * ["Methodist Churches"] + * ["Mormon Temples"] + * ["Episcopal Churches" St. James of Jerusalem Episcopal Church‎] + * ["Yuba Erisian Apple-Slinging Temple"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Hmomong Church‎"]
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- ["Sutter County Airport"] - ["Sutter County Courthouse"] - ["Sutter County Jail"] - ["Sutter County Law Library"] - ["Whitaker Hall"] - ["Yuba City Cemetery"] - ["Yuba City City Hall"] - ["Yuba City Farm Labor Center"] - ["Yuba City Post Office"] - ["Yuba City Town Center"] - ["Yuba-Sutter Mall"]	+ * ["Sutter County Airport"] + * ["Sutter County Courthouse"] + * ["Sutter County Jail"] + * ["Sutter County Law Library"] + * ["Whitaker Hall"] + * ["Yuba City Cemetery"] + * ["Yuba City City Hall"] + * ["Yuba City Farm Labor Center"] + * ["Yuba City Post Office"] + * ["Yuba City Town Center"] + * ["Yuba-Sutter Mall"]
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- ["Highway 20"] - ["Highway 99"] - ["Garden Highway"] - ["Bridge Street"] - ["Butte House Road"] - ["Clark Avenue"] - ["Franklin Road"] - ["Walton Avenue" North Walton Avenue] - ["Second Street, Yuba City" Second Street] - ["Sutter Street"]	+ * ["Highway 20"] + * ["Highway 99"] + * ["Garden Highway"] + * ["Bridge Street"] + * ["Butte House Road"] + * ["Clark Avenue"] + * ["Franklin Road"] + * ["Walton Avenue" North Walton Avenue] + * ["Plumas Street"] + * ["2nd Street, Yuba City" 2nd Street] + * ["Sutter Street"]
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	+ [http://www.syix.com/yubacity/ychistory.html Sutter County History: A Brief History of Yuba City]

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queerbychoice — 2009-08-14 16:24:24

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	+ [[Include(PhotoRequest)]]'''Yuba City''' is the county seat of Sutter County and is nicknamed "Prune Capital of the World." It was incorporated as a city in 1908. It is located on the west bank of the ["Feather River"] (opposite ["Marysville"]), south of ["Live Oak"], north of ["South Yuba City"] and ["Robbins"], east of ["Sutter"], and southeast of ["Tierra Buena"] and the ["Sutter Buttes"]. It has a population of 63,647 (as of the 2009 California Department of Finance estimate), which is a 1.6% increase from the previous year and a 73.2% increase from 2000. (The huge increase from 2000 is due to Yuba City being swept up in the ["Housing Market Crash" housing market bubble].) Its total area is 9.37 square miles. Its elevation is 59 feet. The average annual rainfall is 18.1 inches. The average high temperature in July is 96.3°, and the average low temperature in January is 38.0°. Radio stations ["KUBA-AM 1600/FM 95.5"] (a classic hit music station owned by Nevada County Broadcasters, Inc., that also plays local news and ["Yuba-Sutter Gold Sox"] games) and ["KOBO-AM 1450"] (a Spanish-language music station owned by Thomas F. Huth) broadcast from Yuba City. + + = Demographics = + As of a July 2007 estimate, residents' median age was 32 years. + + 59.0% of residents were white and non-Hispanic, followed by 24.6% of residents who were ["Latin American Community" Hispanic] and 6.4% who were Asian Indian (predominantly ["Punjabi-American Community" Punjabi]). + + Of residents 25 or older, 72.6% had at least a high school degree, 14.4% had at least a bachelor's degree, and 4.4% had a graduate or professional degree. + + Of residents 15 or older, 53.1% were married, 23.9% had never married, 12.4% were divorced, 8.0% were widowed, and 2.6% were separated. Yuba City and ["Loma Rica"] are tied for the highest proportion of widowed residents in the Yuba-Sutter area. + + 6.0% of households were headed by unmarried partners. 0.5% of households were headed by self-identified same-sex couples. + + For employed residents, the average travel time to work was 25 minutes. The most common industry for males to work in was the ["Construction Industry"] (13%). The most common industries for females to work in were ["Health Care"] (18%) and ["Education"] (11%). + + The 2007 median annual household income was $43,995 and 2008 median home price was $195,430. 18.1% of residents were below the poverty level in 2007, and 7.2% were below half the poverty level. The 2008 cost of living index was 93.4 (the United States average is 100). + + = Events = + '''January:''' ["Polar Bear Plunge"] + '''April to September:''' ["Farmers' Market"] + '''April:''' ["Spring Fine Arts Festival"] and ["Run Drugs Out of Town 5K Run/Walk"] + '''June:''' ["Relay for Life"] and ["Yuba City Summer Stroll"] + '''July:''' ["Yuba-Sutter Free Health Fair"] + '''August:''' Sutter Buttes Sectional Duplicate Bridge Tournament + '''October:''' ["Harvest Hoedown"] + '''September:''' ["Yuba-Sutter Cultural Celebration"] + '''November:''' ["Sikh Festival and Parade"] + '''December:''' ["Yuba City Christmas Stroll"] + + = Organizations = + [http://www.tcf-yubacity.org The Compassionate Friends Yuba City Chapter] + ["Early Risers Kiwanis Club of Yuba City"] + [http://www.yubacityhog.com Harley Owners Group Yuba City Chapter] + ["Rotary Club of Yuba City"] + [http://www.yubacitydowntown.com Yuba City Downtown Business Association] + ["Yuba City Women's Club"] + [http://www.blog.yuba-sutterdems.com Yuba-Sutter Democratic Club] + [http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/CA182.html Yuba-Sutter SPCA] + + = Places = + == Places to Have Fun == + === Parks === + ["Alta Park"] + ["Clark-Ainsley Mini Park"] + ["Gauche Aquatic Park"] + ["Greenwood Park"] + ["Happy Park"] + ["Kingwood Park"] + ["Lloyd Park"] + ["Maple Park"] + ["Moore Park‎"] + ["Morley Park"] + ["Northridge Park"] + ["Peach Bowl Little League"] Park + ["Plumas Tower Plaza Mini Park"] + ["Regency Park"] + ["Sam Brannan Park‎"] + ["Southside Park"] + ["Veterans Memorial Park"] + + === Other Places to Have Fun === + ["Breath of Life"] + ["Community Memorial Museum of Sutter County"] + ["Creative Arts Gallery"] + ["Feather River Lodge and Marina"] + ["Future Fitness"] + ["Miladi Family Fitness‎"] + ["Northside Athletic Club"] + ["Sutter County Free Library"] + ["Sutter Theater"] + ["Youngsters, Inc."] + ["Yuba City 8"] + ["Yuba City Racquet and Health Club‎"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds"] + + == Places to Eat or Drink == + [[Include(Places to Eat in Yuba City)]] + + == Places to Shop == + [[Include(Places to Shop in Yuba City)]] + + == Places to Learn == + === Grade Schools === + ["April Lane Elementary School"] (K-5) + ["Bridge Street Elementary School"] (K-5) + ["King Avenue Elementary School"] (K-5) + ["Butte Vista Elementary School"] (K-8) + ["Franklin Elementary School"] (K-8) + ["Twin Rivers Charter School‎"] (K-8) + ["Gray Avenue Middle School"] (6-8) + ["Albert Powell High School"] (9-12) + ["River Valley High School"] (9-12) + ["Yuba City High School"] (9-12) + + === Higher Education === + ["Cambridge Career College‎"] + ["Chapman University"] + + === Other Places to Learn === + ["Guru Ram Das Khalsa School"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Head Start"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Rainbow Montessori School"] + + == Places to Worship == + ["Yuba-Sutter Hmomong Church"] + + == Other Places == + ["Sutter County Airport"] + ["Sutter County Courthouse"] + ["Sutter County Jail"] + ["Sutter County Law Library"] + ["Whitaker Hall"] + ["Yuba City Cemetery"] + ["Yuba City City Hall"] + ["Yuba City Farm Labor Center"] + ["Yuba City Post Office"] + ["Yuba City Town Center"] + ["Yuba-Sutter Mall"] + + = Main Roads = + ["Highway 20"] + ["Highway 99"] + ["Garden Highway"] + ["Bridge Street"] + ["Butte House Road"] + ["Clark Avenue"] + ["Franklin Road"] + ["Walton Avenue" North Walton Avenue] + ["Second Street, Yuba City" Second Street] + ["Sutter Street"] + + = Links = + [http://www.yubacity.net YubaCity.Net] + [wiki:wikipedia:"Yuba City, California" Yuba City entry on Wikipedia] + [https://www.bestplaces.net/city/Yuba_City-California.aspx Sperling's Best Places: Yuba City] + [http://www.city-data.com/city/Yuba-City-California.html City Data: Yuba City, California]