Former SCNA President Rosanna Herber is among three candidates competing for SMUD’s Ward 4 director position. Incumbent Genevieve Shiroma, who has served 20 years on the SMUD board, chose not
Viewpoint editor Dennis Cusick reported that our neighborhood newspaper might soon have a new look, with even more content. Herburger Publications, which also prints the Land Park News among other
Executive Director Terri Shettle reported the Oct. 6 wine tasting event needs a reboot. A smaller, more intimate event is being imagined, along with elegant culinary samples and a possible
Lori Harder moved to Curtis Park in 1988. She was attracted to her fixer-upper home by its “good bones” and the wide-open space of the railroad yard out her back
“I keep reading about activities for the Senior Center at the Sierra 2. Who runs it? How old do you have to be to participate? Can a younger person accompany
The annual Home & Garden Tour was a success, welcoming nearly 800 attendees and netting nearly $15,000 for SCNA. A reason for the drop in attendance from last year may
How much of a market is there for all the new classes at The Learnery? Are SCNA dues and contributions going to fund activities for people outside the neighborhood?
If Andi Liebenbaum followed her heart’s desire, she’d be making ice cream every day instead of working in the legal world for the state. As a member of SCNA’s board
Councilmember Jay Schenirer spoke to the board regarding proposed council solutions to promote implicit bias training, limiting use of lethal force, and resource allocation to underserved areas of Sacramento. Longtime
Why does SCNA need such a large reserve fund? —Bruce Pierini SCNA Board Treasurer Jonathan LaTurner answers:
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