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City launches safety and mobility transportation projects for Norwood and Howe avenues, seeks public input
The City's Transportation Planning team recently launched two transportation planning projects aimed at enhancing safety and mobility along two of the cityâs corridors: Norwood Avenue and Howe Ave...
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From Carmichael Times...
Womenâs Empowerment has received a grant of $50,000 from the Yocha Dehe Community Fund to provide transitional workforce housing for Sacramento women experiencing homelessness with their families.
From Folsom Telegraph...
A combination of teamwork, determination and serendipity were all at play when the Rotary Club of Folsom donated a van to a beloved cause - the Flying Samaritans.
From Sacramento News and Review...
The California Museum hosted its 11th annual DĂa de los Muertos Fiesta on Saturday, Oct. 12 to unveil its new exhibit âArte de InspiraciĂłn: DĂa de los Muertos 2024.â
From Folsom Times...
It was an evening of goodwill and community spirit at the Rotary Club of Folsom on Thursday as members gathered for a special presentation, awarding a much-needed van to the Flying Samaritans. The van will be used to transport volunteers on their missions, which provide vital medical, dental, and optometry services to underserved communities in Baja California, Mexico.
From Citrus Heights Sentinel...
James Wheatley is a towering figure in the Sacramento arts scene, and his cultural impact is so varied and diverse that it would be difficult to encompass in a single event. But thatâs what Celebration Arts is attempting to do with its 2024 fall fundraiser âA Toast to James Wheatley,â on Saturday, Nov. 9 at The Sofia.
The Sacramento County Board of Sipervisors approved, at its Oct. 22nd meeting, up to $1,137,788 in funding to complete construction on Joshua House, a facility that provides end-of-life comfort care for homeless individuals with terminal illnesses, after being discharged from an acute care hospital.
From Rancho Cordova Grapevine Independent...
A report on the Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce hosted Campaign Whistlestop Luncheon attended by candidates running for office in Rancho Cordova.
From Gold River Messenger...
The Sacramento Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) announced Oct. 17 the appointment of Jennifer Brent as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective Oct. 14.
From The Arden Advocate...
If you passed over the Rainbow Bridge or were on the recreational trails along Lake Natoma on Saturday evening, you likely saw a sight to behold. The call for all witches and wizards last week proved successful, as hundreds turned out for the annual Witches on the Lake event to support the fight against childhood cancer.
Exciting growth is coming to Folsomâs world of education, from the grade school level to community college. That was the message of the recent Meet the Leaders event at Bayside Church in Folsom and presented by Choose Folsom.
The League of Women Voters of Sacramento County, in accord with the state and national organizations, shares a single-minded mission â Making Democracy Work!
Tree-lovers last week came out of the woodwork to augment the natural canopy in a local park.The Caring Tree Project was supported by Carmichael Kiwanis Club, the Tree Foundation, the Coalition for Clean Air and SMUD.The effort centered on Valley Oaks Park, a Mission Oaks Park District property on Eastern Avenue. Suitably, trees planted were live oaks, non-deciduous natives that will provide shade, clean air and animal habitat.
Kevin Hecteman, Sacramento Southern Railroad conductor and California State Railroad Museum marketing and communications manager, traded in his conductor cap for a paintbrush on Sunday, Sept. 15 as one of dozens who helped lay down the first brushstrokes for a community mural commemorating the contribution of railroads â and those who built them â to industry and agriculture at the California State Railroad Museum.
From The Sacramento Observer...
United Way's Women United action group will hold its fall fundraiser, Innovate and Ignite, to connect and empower women in the community and raise funds for the local United Way's foster youth initiatives.
From CapPublicRadio...
Birds, reptiles and marsupials will be among educators during an open day at the Effie Yeaw Nature Center on Oct. 6. Staged annually, NatureFest is the centerâs largest educational event.
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