City Council recently acted to significantly impact the lives of some of the most vulnerable Sacramentans. On Aug. 13, we passed the Tenant Protection and Relief Act, a form of
What could possibly bring seven complete strangers from all parts of the Sacramento region to Sierra 2 every Saturday afternoon? Their love of dance and a strong desire to get
Pruning trees is a science and an art. When done properly, pruning is one of the best things an arborist can do for a tree; poor pruning can be one
John Dorst and Kirsten Smith eat a lot of vegetables but they rarely shop for them, even in winter. Instead, they step into the yard at their home on Florence
The Senior Center’s programming team recently distributed a survey at the center and by email in an attempt to improve the center’s programs. Fifty unique responses were received from participants
Five artists will exhibit their work from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 14-15, at photographer Donald Satterlee’s photography studio at 2998 Franklin Blvd. during the first
Paul Carras was raised in Land Park, only two blocks from where he is now manager of the renowned Taylor’s Market meat department. “I began at Taylor’s as a clean-up
I went to the Aug. 13 community forum of parents, teachers, neighbors and alumni at Bret Harte Elementary School. I went because I live in the community. I went because
Bret Harte Elementary School is introducing an online program called iReady, a diagnostic and instructional tool that will help assess students’ individual needs and monitor their progress throughout the year.
Bret Harte Elementary School’s language arts test scores have increased 8% and math scores 3%, while chronic absenteeism has declined 5%, Principal James Tucker told a community forum held Aug.
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