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The document informs the recipient about an outstanding IOU (registered warrant) issued by the State of California, which has not yet been redeemed. It explains the process for redeeming the IOU, including options for cashing it at a bank or through the State Treasurer's Office, and clarifies that interest is only payable up to September 3, 2009. The document also provides contact information and addresses for further inquiries and expresses apologies for any inconvenience caused by the state's fiscal issues.

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Why is bee called bee?

ing to etymological research recorded in dictionaries, the word bee probably comes from dialectal been or bean (meaning help given by neighbors), which came from Middle English bene (meaning prayer, boon and extra service by a tenant to his lord).

Why is a gathering called a bee?

The word bee in early American life referred specifically to social events in which the entire community came togetherlike bumblebees in a hivefor a common goal, as in a quilting bee or a barn raising bee or a corn husking bee.

Why is a competition called a bee?

The origin story of just why we call it a spelling bee is actually fairly unique. The bee in spelling bee is an alteration of a word that meant the voluntary help given by neighbours toward the accomplishment of a particular task. This descends from the Middle-English word of bene.

How much does it cost to put an obituary in The Sacramento Bee?

FAQ. How much does an obituary in The Sacramento Bee cost? Placing an obituary in The Sacramento Bee starts at $221.15.

How do I email The Sacramento Bee?

Questions and comments about the content of SacBee.com may be sent by e-mail to customerservice@sacbee.com. We try to read all comments sent to us and try to respond to as many as possible.

Why is The Sacramento Bee called the Bee?

An editorial on the first day of publication said: The name of The Bee has been adopted as being different from that of any other paper in the state and as also being emblematic of the industry which is to prevail in its every department. So, the promise was a paper as busy as a bee.

Does The Sacramento Bee still print newspapers?

Founded in 1857, The Sacramento Bee is the flagship newspaper of McClatchy. As the regions leading media company, The Sacramento Bees print, online, mobile, and direct mail products reach 98% of the Sacramento market.

Where does the nickname bee come from?

English: from Middle English be(e) bee (Old English bēo) hence a nickname for an energetic or active person or a metonymic occupational name for a beekeeper.

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