The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program provides new clothing or toys for children of needy families through the support of donors. Found in local companies and corporations, Angel Trees are decorated
In August, City Council unanimously approved the 2021 Master Siting Plan to Address Homelessness, which attempts to involve the entire city in creating a fair share of participation among council
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
Jon Miller and Susan Stone may be part of a national trend – people fleeing the nation’s largest cities to places where the grass is greener and the people friendlier.
While neighbors acknowledge the suffering of so many people during the world pandemic, some count their blessings for the opportunities the forced isolation has given them – to compose works
Since Mary and Greg Snider moved into their Cutter Way home in June, they’ve been asked more than once – many times in fact – of plans to change their
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,
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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