Orders must be placed by Oct. 2 for SCNA’s fall fundraiser, the Porch Picnic event scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, from 4 to 7 p.m. The fundraiser is totally virtual
By Erik Fay and Susan MacCulloch “Pivot” is often used to describe adaptation during our “new normal.” Two local fitness studios that opened for business earlier this year initially held
By Patti Roberts Neighbors gather at the north end of Curtis Park on Monday mornings,social distancing while following the lead of martial arts instructor Tav Byerhoff as he conducts a
Kevin and Monica Flanagan moved to 10th Avenue in May from their Oak Park home of nine years. Kevin, originally from Salinas, sells German manufacturing equipment. Sacramento native Monica is
Bob Miller, a longtime resident of Highland Avenue, passed away at home Aug. 3 from complications of Alzheimer’s. He was 78. Bob was a retired attorney with the state Department
City Council has approved reduced speed limits on Second Avenue and 23 other street segments to make them safer for those who use or live near the roads. Speed limits
The SCNA board has approved the Nominations Committee’s recruitment of potential new board members for the December 2020 election. These characteristics will help round out the board’s perspectives, strengths and
On September 12, 2020, the Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association held an educational forum for current Board members on Measure A, the “Strong Mayor” ballot measure. Councilmember Jay Schenirer presented the
Finally! You may have noticed a new light signal under construction in front of the Children’s Home on Sutterville Road. It took more than three years.Don’t get me wrong, I
The city continues to work, although at a slow pace, on its goal ofconstructing and operating an emergency shelter on X Street near Alhambra Boulevard to address the needs of
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