July 23, 2022To: The City of Sacramento Climate Action and Sustainability Office Dear Jennifer Venema and Laila Atalla of the Climate Action and Sustainability Office, We want to begin a
May is Bike Month is not about how far you ride or how fit you are; it’s about smiles before miles! SCNA is offering two ways to participate in May-is-Bike-Month.
Guests of the Learnery recently enjoyed a painting class with a twist – Paint & Sip! Join us for the next art party on May 6th. “The class was so
February 11 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Welcome to the February Feast, a neighborhood dinner to go with pickup at Sierra 2 Center. Dinners for 2 lovingly made by Jeff and
Our annual Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association Meeting and board member election was held via Zoom meeting on Wednesday, December 1st. According to SCNA bylaws, only current SCNA current resident members
Light Up Curtis Park Caroling Songbook (web version) Here Comes Santa Claus Here comes Santa Claus,here comes Santa Claus,Right down Santa Claus laneVixen and Blitzen and all his reindeerPullin’ on
By Michael Paparian and Caitlyn Hughes We were privileged to spend two weeks at the U.N. Climate Change Conference, COP26, in Glasgow, Scotland, in November. For the past two years,
Public Land at 21st Street and First Avenue is not just a plant store. It is “the culmination of a lot of life lived,” said owners Austin McManus and Mel
Hosted by Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association on May 27 • 6:30-8 pm via Zoom Read About Promoting Inclusive Communities & Affordable Housing What California lawmakers could do to boost homeownership
There are many unsung heroes in these COVID-19 times, especially frontline healthcare workers. In Curtis Park, we have doctors, nurses, speech and physical therapists, pharmacists and other medical providers who
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