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https://www.lodinews.com/news/article_8be6c19a-468e-11ec-b4e1-6bf791fe8b3e.htmlScandal-ridden saloon shutteredThe Old Co...
11/16/2021

https://www.lodinews.com/news/article_8be6c19a-468e-11ec-b4e1-6bf791fe8b3e.html

Scandal-ridden saloon shuttered

The Old Corner Saloon closed two weeks ago, after its liquor license was suspended and owner Todd Anderson faces charges related to allegedly making and selling fake COVID-19 vaccination cards.

https://www.lodinews.com/news/article_8be6c19a-468e-11ec-b4e1-6bf791fe8b3e.html
WES BOWERS/NEWS-SENTINEL

CLEMENTS — A decades-old watering hole that was embroiled in a COVID-19 vaccination scandal earlier this year has been shuttered.

Dave Rosano, general manager of operations at the Old Corner Saloon, posted on the bar’s page on Nov. 8 that the long-time establishment would be re-opening in January, although not under the ownership of owner Todd Anderson.

“I didn’t want you to feel I abandoned you, for I’m not planning on abandoning you or The Old Corner Saloon,” Rosano posted. “Come January of 2022 there will be a new owner/operator to take the saloon over, I am unable to go into any further in detail about this, so please be patient and let this play out.”

According to San Joaquin County Superior Court records, Anderson pleaded not guilty to several of the charges against him on May 18. He is expected to appear at the Lodi branch on Dec. 16 for a preliminary hearing.

The Old Corner Saloon hosted a “We’ll Miss Our Bar Party” on Oct. 31.
In his Nov. 8 post, Rosano said the bar’s liquor license had been suspended at the beginning of the month.

Rosano added that he informed Anderson on Oct. 30 that he would be unable to work that night and he had made an appointment to get tested for COVID-19.

Anderson “terminated” him that night after 16 years with the bar, Rosano said, adding that he will be bringing legal action against Anderson in the near future.
“I want you to know that I’ll n
ever forget you, always remembering the good will, courtesy extended, and respect given to me being, OCdave the old guy behind the bar, though you never treated me like the old guy,” Rosano posted. “I felt accepted and it was my honor to serve and befriend you.”

CLEMENTS — A decades-old watering hole that was embroiled in a COVID-19 vaccination scandal earlier this year has been shuttered.

To my dear friends, OC guests, to those I never got to really know and who supported the saloon, and to the most amazing...
11/08/2021

To my dear friends, OC guests, to those I never got to really know and who supported the saloon, and to the most amazing OC staff that I could have ever been blessed with in my sixteen + years. It was an incredible privilege serving you and allowing me to be your General Manager of Operations/bartender.

My journey led me to Clements, CA in 2006, thinking at first…. Oh My God this is rural, country America, what the hell am I doing here of all places? Well, It didn’t take all but a week, and I knew I’d never move back to town, any town. I later realized this was a miracle, that the Good Lord placed me here for a reason.

Todd had just bought the saloon, I arrived six months later after he first took over. It was kind of crazy at the saloon when I first started as bartender, telling myself that I would give it a week and I’d be outta here! Boy, was I mistaken! I took a liking to Todd, and felt he needed my help, that his newly purchased, wreck of a saloon he recently bought looked like a challenge, and I like a good challenge.

I’m not a quitter. My former employer in Sacramento kept me on his payroll as bartender/manager for eighteen years collectively. I keep my jobs along time, particularly The Old Corner and Vagabond Saloon in Sacramento, CA. The time working for both saloons was 34 years collectively, half the years of my actual age of 68 years old. To you youngsters… that’s an eternity, and being a dinosaur. But thank you youngsters for keeping me young at heart and energetic. making it all worthwhile for me at the OC saloon for all these years.

I have to say that my night crowd over the years at the saloon developed into the most wonderful, caring, respectful, kind, and congenial group of young adults who I could have ever dreamed of serving and befriending.

I remember so many times pulling Todd aside and telling him… Boss, take a good look around: it doesn’t get any better than this…. everyone acting friendly and getting along, spending money, seemingly happy and having a positive experience, not breaking things up, and our bartenders, karaoke and door personnel all doing a great job and professionally. I don’t really think Todd understood the mechanics behind the positive persona of the bar, don’t know if he really cared or realized the magic of the personalities behind it all.

I didn’t want you to feel I abandoned you, for I’m not planning on abandoning you or The Old Corner Saloon. Come January of 2022 there will be a new owner/operator to take the saloon over, I am unable to go into any further in detail about this, so please be patient and let this play out.

On a not-so-positive note, I was diagnosed with COVID19 Tuesday 11/02/2021 and will be quarantining for another nine days. I’m in the age group the virus affects worst, and unvaccinated, but think I’m gonna get through this just fine. I guess my going away present from Todd was COVID19, undoubtedly contacting it at the saloon.
Ironically, I was terminated by Todd two hours after I texted him that I would be missing another night at work, which was Saturday night before last, and that I had made an appointment to be tested for COVID19 in Stockton’s Sutter Urgent Care.

Please do not believe the gossip and lies you may hear or are hearing because it isn’t being told honestly. Todd, unfortunate for him, will be facing civil legal challenges from me in the very near future. His reasoning for slandering me and defaming my character will most backfire on him ,as did his fake COVID19 card scheme.

And why would these vicious rumors just begin to surface at the time of my dismissal, two days before the liquor license suspension, and minutes away from my COVID19 screening? I was technically being laid off, so what was he really up to? Well, I do know, and his agenda and timing is everything. I gave Mr. Anderson sixteen years of all I had, then to be met with this? Anyways… please keep an open mind.

I want you to know that I’ll never forget you, always remembering the good will, courtesy extended, and respect given to me being, OCdave the old guy behind the bar, though you never treated me like the old guy. I felt accepted and it was my honor to serve and befriend you.

May all of you be blessed with goodness during the holidays ahead, hoping to see you all again in January 2022.

Respectfully.
OCdave

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14t...
10/07/2021

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021
Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14th Annual Ride for Autism, on Sunday October 10th, 2021.
Registration for the ride will be from 9-11am, at El Torero Restaurant located at 2869 W. Highway 12, in Burson Ca.

The pack ride will commence immediately following sign ups, touring through Calaveras, Amador and Tuolumne counties. The ride concludes at New Hogan Lake Observation Point Valley Springs, California 95252.

After charity ride event will be held at The Old Corner Saloon, 18783 E. Hwy 88, Clements, CA, (209)759-3342. The Old Corner Saloon will be selling BBQ Tri-Tip sandwiches for $8.00 ea. The Old Corner will provide Live music at 2pm by The Faded Band outdoors in the beautiful OC Courtyard, along with outdoor cocktails. Plenty of room to social distance and gather. 10% of the outdoor bar sales will go toward the charity.

Cost for the ride is a $20.00 donation for single riders and $35.00 for double riders. A free ride pin is included for the first 100 riders.
All proceeds from this event will help raise money to benefit local families whose children have been diagnosed with Autism, by providing funding for scholarships, services, therapies, education and information associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

If you are interested in providing raffle prize donations, please contact Geoff Cooper at (209) 256-2476 or email [email protected].

Tri-County Autism Group is a non-profit, 501-C3 organization formed 8 years ago to assist families in Amador, Calaveras and Tuolomne counties, for their Autism needs. Monthly meetings are held every 3rd Tuesday at El Torero. Meetings begin at 7pm and are open to the public. New members are welcome and encouraged. http://www.tricountyautismgroup.com/

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14t...
10/06/2021

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021
Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14th Annual Ride for Autism, on Sunday October 10th, 2021.

Registration for the ride will be from 9-11am, at El Torero Restaurant located at 2869 W. Highway 12, in Burson Ca. The pack ride will commence immediately following sign ups, touring through Calaveras, Amador and Tuolumne counties. The ride concludes at New Hogan Lake Observation Point Valley Springs, California 95252.

After charity ride event will be held at The Old Corner Saloon, 18783 E. Hwy 88, Clements, CA, (209)759-3342. The Old Corner Saloon will be selling BBQ Tri-Tip sandwiches for $8.00 ea. The Old Corner will provide Live music at 2pm by The Faded Band outdoors in the beautiful OC Courtyard, along with outdoor cocktails. Plenty of room to social distance and gather. 10% of the outdoor bar sales will go toward the charity.

Cost for the ride is a $20.00 donation for single riders and $35.00 for double riders. A free ride pin is included for the first 100 riders.
All proceeds from this event will help raise money to benefit local families whose children have been diagnosed with Autism, by providing funding for scholarships, services, therapies, education and information associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

If you are interested in providing raffle prize donations, please contact Geoff Cooper at (209) 256-2476 or email [email protected].
Tri-County Autism Group is a non-profit, 501-C3 organization formed 8 years ago to assist families in Amador, Calaveras and Tuolomne counties, for their Autism needs. Monthly meetings are held every 3rd Tuesday at El Torero. Meetings begin at 7pm and are open to the public. New members are welcome and encouraged. http://www.tricountyautismgroup.com/

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14t...
09/28/2021

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021

Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14th Annual Ride for Autism, on Sunday October 10th, 2021. Registration for the ride will be from 9-11am, at El Torero Restaurant located at 2869 W. Highway 12, in Burson Ca. The pack ride will commence immediately following sign ups, touring through Calaveras, Amador and Tuolumne counties. The ride concludes at New Hogan Lake Observation Point Valley Springs, California 95252.

After charity ride event will be held at The Old Corner Saloon, 18783 E. Hwy 88, Clements, CA, (209)759-3342. The Old Corner Saloon will be selling BBQ Tri-Tip sandwiches for $8.00 ea. The Old Corner will provide Live music at 2pm by The Faded Band outdoors in the beautiful OC Courtyard, along with outdoor cocktails. Plenty of room to social distance and gather. 10% of the outdoor bar sales will go toward the charity.

Cost for the ride is a $20.00 donation for single riders and $35.00 for double riders. A free ride pin is included for the first 100 riders.
All proceeds from this event will help raise money to benefit local families whose children have been diagnosed with Autism, by providing funding for scholarships, services, therapies, education and information associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders. If you are interested in providing raffle prize donations, please contact Geoff Cooper at (209) 256-2476 or email [email protected].

Tri-County Autism Group is a non-profit, 501-C3 organization formed 8 years ago to assist families in Amador, Calaveras and Tuolomne counties, for their Autism needs. Monthly meetings are held every 3rd Tuesday at El Torero. Meetings begin at 7pm and are open to the public. New members are welcome and encouraged. http://www.tricountyautismgroup.com/

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14t...
09/28/2021

The 14th Annual "Ride For Autism" Sunday October 10th 2021

Tri-County Autism Group, TAG, is excited to announce their 14th Annual Ride for Autism, on Sunday October 10th, 2021. Registration for the ride will be from 9-11am, at El Torero Restaurant located at 2869 W. Highway 12, in Burson Ca. The pack ride will commence immediately following sign ups, touring through Calaveras, Amador and Tuolumne counties. The ride concludes at New Hogan Lake Observation Point Valley Springs, California 95252.

After charity ride event will be held at The Old Corner Saloon, 18783 E. Hwy 88, Clements, CA, (209)759-3342. The Old Corner Saloon will be selling BBQ Tri-Tip sandwiches for $7.50 ea. The Old Corner will provide Live music at 2pm by The Faded Band outdoors in the beautiful OC Courtyard, along with outdoor cocktails. Plenty of room to social distance and gather. 10% of the outdoor bar sales will go toward the charity.

Cost for the ride is a $20.00 donation for single riders and $35.00 for double riders. A free ride pin is included for the first 100 riders.
All proceeds from this event will help raise money to benefit local families whose children have been diagnosed with Autism, by providing funding for scholarships, services, therapies, education and information associated with Autism Spectrum Disorders. If you are interested in providing raffle prize donations, please contact Geoff Cooper at (209) 256-2476 or email [email protected].

Tri-County Autism Group is a non-profit, 501-C3 organization formed 8 years ago to assist families in Amador, Calaveras and Tuolomne counties, for their Autism needs. Monthly meetings are held every 3rd Tuesday at El Torero. Meetings begin at 7pm and are open to the public. New members are welcome and encouraged. http://www.tricountyautismgroup.com/

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