The raccoons must be on the prowl again in the neighborhood and nearby areas, as indicated by a multitude of NextDoor posts. A neighbor north of the freeway was able
This column was always late. A day late, a week late, but always late. Hence, I start off my last column as SCNA president by offering a huge apology and
Q. Which qualities would be most necessary and welcome in a new president? In what directions should the new president take SCNA? John Mathews: Being the board president is far
Safeway Inc. has requested a “21 off-sale general” liquor license for the grocery store under construction in Crocker Village. The public notice of the application, affixed to a piece of
Petrovich Development Co. is seeking a zoning variance so it can place a 65-foot-tall shopping-mall-style sign along the Sutterville Road overpass in the Crocker Village commercial development. The Crocker Village
Viewpoint submitted a list of questions to Sacramento Police Capt. Alisa Buckley, who supervises District 4, which includes Curtis Park. She provided the following responses. Q. What is “community based
Neighbors from the northwest quadrant of the neighborhood have been discussing the merits of forming a Neighborhood Watch group. Discussion has focused on recent crime activity west of 24th Street,
Our neighborhood trees are beginning to display their beautiful fall colors. The shortened daylight and cooler temperatures are some of the factors that control autumn coloration. But an abundance of
“How old and diverse is our urban canopy?” —Bruce Pierini SCNA board member Dan Pskowski answers: Sacramento’s urban forest was created over the past 164 years, a forest shaped by
The state has declared a fresh produce quarantine for a 123-square-mile area including Curtis Park following the discovery of 15 Oriental fruit flies in the Lemon Hill community in August.
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