When you’ve lived on your street for nearly 40 years, you are its history. But if you’re long-term residents like Nancy Shea and Jeanne Baldwin of Highland Avenue you crave
September begins the Land Park Community Plan Review of the General Plan Update (The “Greater Land Park Area” is the planning category that includes Curtis Park and other areas along
By Kathy Les and Erik Fay Possible solutions to Sacramento’s housing challenges were discussed at SCNA’s Housing Forum in late May. More than 80 people participated in the Zoom forum,
When SCNA board members get a chance to talk with a developer about concerns with a project’s design, sometimes both sides can win. That’s what happened this summer with a
Manufacture, repair of steam locomotives for Western Pacific went on for decades What now is Crocker Village was once a large industrial complex for the manufacture and repair of the
A long time ago at a place not too far away, my boyfriend and I searched for a bigger home. We’d been living elbow to elbow in Land Park. I
Take a walk down Donner Way from 24th Street toward Franklin Boulevard. On your left are early 20th century bungalows, many with second-story entrances. On the right are some of
1979 Douglas DeVries: “As president of SSNA and as your neighbor, I take great pride in the fact that this neighborhood now has an organization to represent it in dealing
Montgomery Way narrows, bends and widens with great views in all directions. South Curtis Oaks developer J.C. Carly lived on the street and planned it as a showplace of what
The March rains were a welcome relief after a dry January and February. But even with these rains, Curtis Park residents are becoming more aware of California’s water shortage and
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