Curtis Park has lost one of its shining lights. Susan Orr of Fourth Avenue was a gifted artist, leader of the Sacramento Buddhist community, passionate environmentalist and caretaker of one
Choosing to study another language and culture intensively, Mary and Paul Durbrow of 26th Street are on a three-country Spanish immersion adventure. The couple took a semester sabbatical from their
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
New Helvetia Brewing Co.’s Temple Cascara Golden Ale won a silver medal in September in the coffee beer category at the 2018 Great American Beer Festival in Denver. “We are
Have we seen the last of civility? I certainly hope not, but lately I am not quite sure. Based on the level of courtesy and respect shown at a Sacramento
There’s really nothing like early autumn in Sacramento. Finally, respite from the triple-digit temperatures. You feel your lungs expand tentatively as you run over to the river, and then a
Eric Johnson’s six-year tenure as SCNA president is coming to a close. He said he will not run for president again and encouraged board members to consider running for the
California voters will decide this November whether they want local jurisdictions to have the legal basis to impose some form of rent control. The Affordable Housing Act, or Proposition 10,
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