By Kathy Les In the last few years SCNA’s Clean & Quiet Lawn Care Committee has worked to educate Curtis Park homeowners about the harmful effects of noise and air
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
President’s Message: New Year brings new board members and Viewpoint staff We move into the new year with five new directors on the SCNA board, along with six re-elected directors.
We had 126 votes for the best holiday lights decorations this year but a much smaller pool of self-registered contestants. As always, a huge thank you to Gunther’s Ice Cream
The Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment is seeking community feedback on current park uses at two City parks in the Curtis Park neighborhood. Staff will use responses to
Jose Lott, Shonna McDaniels, Sol Collective, and Oak Park Neighborhood Association invite you to participate in helping create the newest 2nd Avenue mural. We want to know what the community
After 43 years, Viewpoint Managing and Production Editor Carol Blackman is stepping down. While hers are hard shoes to fill, the SCNA Board is optimistic that someone in our community
Article headlines: Schenirer looks back on career of service, Councilmember gets credit for progress on issues involving youth Unleashed dogs no longer allowed on Sierra 2 Green, parks officials say
The Sierra School property (buildings and the park) is owned by the City and administered by the Department of Youth, Parks and Community Enrichment (YPCE). SCNA maintains and operates Sierra
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