Last night, the Regional Transit Board of Directors approved the TransitRenewal’s recommendations for route changes. The changes do not go into effect until September 2012, but here’s a preview of what’s to come for the North Sacramento region: Extended Light Rail night service to approximately 11 p.m. on weekdays and Saturdays. Discontinuation of Route 14…
Easter Eggs were spread throughout half of Hagginwood Park for kids to find on Saturday. Here’s a quick glance at the day’s events.
Easter Egg Hunts come to North Sacramento this weekend. Here’s a look at a few: Ben Ali Shrine Easter Breakfast & Egg HuntApril 73262 Marysville Blvd.Breakfast served 8am-10am; Egg Hunt begins at 10amAdults: $5.00; Kids: $3.00(Activities a go rain or shine) Egg Hunt at Hagginwood ParkApril 73271 Marysville Blvd.2pm – 4pmFree Easter Egg Hunt &…
Screen on the Green comes to Hagginwood Elementary (1418 Palo Verde Ave.) this Saturday, August 13. The free event begins at sundown. On tap is the movie Shrek Forever After (2010). It is recommended visitors bring blankets or lawn chairs for seating, a flashlight, and a sweatshirt for the cooler evening weather. Free popcorn will…
Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg will hold a town hall meeting this Thursday, July 28 from 6pm to 8pm at the Joe Mims / Hagginwood Community Center. The discussion will focus on legislative efforts to get the California economy back on track. All are welcome to attend. Call 916-651-1529 for more information.
The Department of Parks and Recreation has reached verbal agreements with community groups to run two North Sacramento community centers. Hagginwood Community Center would potentially be operated by Center for Fathers & Families and Pastor Anne White with For Glory Ministries. Robertson Community Center would potentially be operated by Gateway Community Charter. Both centers could…
Assemblymember Roger Dickinson will be speaking at tomorrow night’s Hagginwood Community Association meeting. Dickinson will discuss sewer rate hikes and his legislation of AB134 (Recycle Water Authority), which recently passed the State Assembly on a bi-partisan vote. The meeting takes place tomorrow evening at 6pm at the Kinney Police Station.
Parks, police, and fire will all convene at City Hall next Tuesday for what looks like a budget showdown as the council will discuss cuts to all three departments at once. Parks and Recreation, however, will present their new budget proposal this Thursday to the Parks and Recreation Commission at their annual meeting at Historic…
The 9th Annual Uptown Festival takes place Saturday, May 21, 2011 from 10am – 1pm at Hagginwood Park.
Originally posted on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 Budget hearings for the City of Sacramento kick off tomorrow evening and the first to present their proposed budget is the Department of Parks and Recreation. Photo from cityofsacramento.org/parksandrecreation To help address the City’s $39 million funding gap, the proposal trims Parks & Rec by $1,786,800 in the…