With all the cuts the City is proposing to make to public safety and all, it’s welcoming to hear when one of their operations opens up. Today is the opening for swimming pools in the north area. The pools are open for rec swim daily from 1pm-5pm and admission is relatively inexpensive ($1.00 for children/teens…
A free community will be held at First Baptist Church North Sacramento next Wednesday, June 15 from 6 to 7:30pm. The event will feature the traditional hot dogs, salad, chips, beans, and cup cakes.
The “It Takes A Village” Community Fair takes place this Saturday, June 11th at the North Sacramento United Methodist Church. The free event will showcase the strengths of the North Sacramento community and will include live music, art activities for all ages, fun children’s activities, face painting, networking of community resources, health screening, and blood…
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…
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The Sacramento Police Department is searching for a missing woman last seen in North Sacramento. On June 2, 2011, at 9 a.m., Carole Slaughter left her home on foot and has not been seen since. The Police Department has not been able to locate Slaughter who was last seen in the neighborhood east of Grand…
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…