Bret Harte PTA served 147 people and raised about $750 at the April 27 pancake breakfast fundraiser. Volunteers included Daniel Savala, Rosana Barron, Maribel Duran, Samatha Woodmoore, Shannon Bradley, Lehte,
After 32 years in Curtis Park, Anne Ferguson is selling her 26th Street home and moving cross-country to her newly purchased house in Habersham, S.C., near Beaufort. “It’s an opportunity
Neighbors recently welcomed Andy Bein and Bella Blackman to Fourth Avenue. Both are retired. For 23 years, Andy, a native of New York City, taught in the social work department
After 51 years in the family home on Fourth Avenue, Margie Piering decided it was time to downsize. She’s moving to the Pocket area, closer to her middle son, Rob,
For an advocate for trees not only in Curtis Park but also throughout Sacramento, trying to preserve city and private protected trees through the city’s tree appeal process can seem
Social groups and clubs are often geared toward specific interests, which can make it difficult to find a group that meets an individual’s needs. Fortunately, the Senior Center has a
When the Neighborhood Concerns Committee of SCNA was in the park one dark, cold morning, a gentleman walked up and volunteered to rake leaves – for anyone in the neighborhood
The SCNA board voted at its April meeting to support the city’s plan to construct a temporary homeless shelter at the proposed Broadway/X Street location. Recognizing that this position has
The election of the SCNA board of directors will be changed to coincide with the beginning of the fiscal year, which starts in July. Our bylaws will be amended to
University Maxwell Pease Maxwell Pease, son of Dorsey Griffith and Randall Pease (deceased Nov. 2017). Max grew up on 8th Avenue. He graduated from Sacramento State with a bachelor’s degree
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