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Tracking down leaks: How a conservation specialist helps homeowners save water
On a Thursday morning like any other, Phillip Berkley pulled up to a home in the College Glen neighborhood, ready to investigate. As one of three water conservation representatives for the City’s ...
Chalk It Up to Sacramento
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How California's extensive public school system is organized and managed, explained.
California has gone from one library to more than 1,100 in the last 171 years.
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The Gold Oak Union School District Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Jennifer Kloczko as the new district superintendent/principal during its regular board meeting Jan. 14.
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SAFE Credit Union will grant $20,000 to a Sacramento-region nonprofit offering financial literacy programs to help people gain the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to build solid financial futures.
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Dozens of high school seniors and their families from across the Folsom Cordova Unified School District (FCUSD) attended a unique "Cash for College" financial aid workshop recently at Cordova High School. This free event provided essential resources and expert guidance to help students take the first step toward achieving their college dreams.
San Juan Unified held a special ceremony Dec. 17 to welcome new and returning members to the Board of Education.
Ready to retire formal wear collecting dust in your closet? Give your glam a new home. Starting Jan. 21, Sacramento Public Library will accept donations of jackets, ties, dresses, shoes and accessories for its annual Prom Drive.
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It’s just after 11 a.m. on blustery Thursday in Midtown Sacramento. Around a dozen students look content as they leave the community space on the second floor of the McClatchy Public Library. But instead of exiting with books under their arms, these pupils are carrying yoga mats. They’ve just finished “Yoga for Beginners,” taught by One Flow Yoga instructor Audrey Clark and hosted for free by the Friends of the Sacramento Public Library.
The National Special Districts Association (NSDA) is promoting its annual scholarship contest for high school students designed to encourage young people to engage with local government to enhance their civics education. The scholarships are designed as awards for a student video contest operated through the coalition’s public awareness campaign “Districts Make the Difference.”
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