SCNA’s Ad Hoc Committee for Racial Justice has worked to address many of the grievances people of color have expressed in the wake of the May killing of George Floyd
While the COVID-19 pandemic has kept many at home, it has encouraged more daily walks and visits to the park. The neighborhood’s trees make it possible to take a stroll
The dire warning “#SaveOurStages – Time is running out” came from NIVA, the nonprofit National Independent Venue Association. According to a July survey of 2,400 independent live music venues and
With the increase in local COVID-19 cases, it’s possible that Sierra 2 will be closed with minimal allowed activity for several months. The Finance Committee recommended a bare-bones budget of
Because of the continuing health orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sierra 2 Center remained closed in August with a few exceptions for tenant businesses. SCNA’s annual events –
Our fiscal situation is hardly rosy, as I have mentioned in previous columns. SCNA has about $100,000 in our checking account and $387,000 in our Reserve for Replacement (RFP) fund,
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.
Editor’s note: The printed version of this article said the judge ordered City Council to conduct another vote “within 60 days.” The judge’s order did not include a deadline. The
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
Decades of racist attitudes, restrictive covenants and government actions segregated city neighborhoods Why is Curtis Park so white? U.S. Census Bureau data show Curtis Park is the fourth-whitest of 50
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