How the tsunami progressed
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has mapped out how the tsunami progressed from Japan to throughout the Pacific and eventually to the coast:
Here We Stay produces video tribute to Kings
Here We Stay, the movement dedicated to helping the elected officials of the Sacramento area, the NBA and the Sacramento Kings get a new sports and entertainment facility built in Sacramento, has produced a tribute to the team: Here We Stay: Keep the Kings In Sacramento from @kfippin on Vimeo.
Surinder Singh’s funeral open to the public
The funeral for Surinder Singh, one of the Sikh men shot last week in the South Area, will be held this Saturday, March 12, 2011 at 10am at the North Sacramento Funeral Home. Singh’s funeral is open to the public.
Camellias take over the Memorial Auditorium this weekend
The 87th Annual Camellia Show comes to the Memorial Auditorium this weekend, March 6 – 7, 2010. This free event is hosted by the Camellia Society of Sacramento. Photo by Don Bergamini.
Sacramento Home & Garden Show turns 30 years old
The 30th Annual Sacramento Home & Garden Show comes to Cal Expo tomorrow and runs until Sunday, March 6th, 2011. The show will feature ten exhibit halls; Buildings A and B and Expo Center buildings 1-8 Admission to the show is $7.00 for adults ($1.00 off if you bring a can of food) and children…
City invites public to join discussion on Utilities Audit
The City of Sacramento Audit Committee is inviting residents and business owners to share their views and opinions regarding the audit being conducted for the Department of Utilities. The meeting will take place next week on March 8, 2011 in the New City Hall Council Chambers at 12:15 p.m.
Death of 57 year old ruled homicide more than a half-century after assault
There is a ruling in the death of 57-year-old Sandra Smith. On January 18, 2011, the Sacramento Police Department was notified that the death of Smith was the result of injuries sustained back in 1954 and thus a homicide. The Sacramento County Coroner’s Office advised that on January 30, 2010 Sandra Smith had died from…
Can we – I say, can we lay eggs, or what!
The City’s Law & Legislation Committee will take up the egg-laying chicken issue tomorrow at its 3pm meeting at City Hall. The issue was tabled back in November 2010. Foghorn Leghorn photo by lacunacoil4 at deviantART.
Whooping Cough immunizations at Wind Youth Center and in North Highlands
Get your child immunized against Whooping Cough at the Wind Youth Center on Dixieanne Ave off of Del Paso Boulevard. Children can receive these free immunizations every Tuesday or Thursday from 12pm – 4pm if they meet at least one of the following criteria: No health insurance Have health insurance that does not cover immunization…
About last night…
Last night I wrote a post about Ryan Lillis’ new Sacramento Bee blog City Beat. Again, I wasn’t angry or mad, just a little surprised by the name. Well, it looks like he updated it a little today with websites and Councilmember information and we’re at the top of his Sacramento Bloggers list. Thanks Ryan…