The Sierra 2 Center’s return to full operations will be gradual as it moves forward with policies that feel safe and at a level of business within the staff’s capacity.
By Lauren Gothard and Lindsey Sin Welcome back! Bret Harte Elementary School reopened its doors April 8 for hybrid learning. After more than a year of distance learning, students and
Peter Nils Brostrom of Third Avenue died suddenly of a heart attack in late March while working at the Salton Sea as a consultant helping Southern California water districts execute
If only trees could talk and tell us when they are thirsty. Wilted leaves are an obvious sign that a tree requires water. That usually happens on newly planted and
By Mary Lou Flint The loud, irritating sound of leaf blowers is ubiquitous in Curtis Park. Neighbors frequently complain about the noise, dust and carbon dioxide emissions from the gas
The only flycatcher regularly seen in the neighborhood is the black phoebe. Indeed, black phoebes reside with us throughout the year. Known as the photographer’s friend, they are bold and
By Kelsey Wehsels Local favorite Carmazzi Caramel Corn recently was one of 43 women-owned businesses nominated for the Sacramento Republic FC Kickstart award. After a significant interview process, Carmazzi Caramel
Curtis Park’s Pangaea Bier Café is among the top restaurants on Yelp’s Spring Collection of “places to find the perfect burger” in the Sacramento area. Yelp described Pangaea as “much
Public Land at 21st Street and First Avenue is not just a plant store. It is “the culmination of a lot of life lived,” said owners Austin McManus and Mel
New reported COVID-19 infections in the area that includes most of Curtis Park have declined by more than 50% in the last month, according to Sacramento County data released May
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