Volunteers celebrate their efforts to improve Memorial Park in the ‘state street’ neighborhood near Park Blvd. (courtesy photo) FROM THE NEWS-LEDGER — JULY 18, 2012 The non-profit organization “TLC for Kids Sports” and engineering contractor O.C. Jones & Sons, Inc. partnered with PG&E to host a special volunteer day to rehabilitate Memorial Park in [...]
FROM THE NEWS-LEDGER — JULY 18, 2012 – By Steve Marschke, News-Ledger Editor After the report of automatic weapons fire nearby, local police asked for, but didn’t get, temporary closure of the Yolo Bypass over the weekend, said a CHP spokesperson. At about 3:23 p.m. Saturday, dispatchers received a report of a “possibly active shooter [...]
NEWS-LEDGER ONLINE — JULY 18, 2012 – The West Sacramento Fire Department reports that a leaking tote at a business on the 2200-block of Stone Boulevard spilled about 150 gallons of 30 percent sodium hydroxide solution, which an employee then improperly washed down a storm drain. The incident occurred on June 26. [...]
FROM THE NEWS-LEDGER – The Sacramento River Cats will host a “Mommy & Me Day” at Raley Field on Wednesday, July 18, from from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The free event is open to kids ages six and under, with their parents. Activities include running the bases, playing catch, and playing in a bounce [...]
FROM THE NEWS-LEDGER – The City of West Sacramento is celebrating its first 25 years with a new website exhibition called “West Sacramento: 25 Years with a Passion for Progress.” The web display includes “then and now” photos, 25 reasons to love the city, a list of fun things to do locally and more. Visit [...]
NEWS-LEDGER — JULY 11, 2012 – By Steve Marschke, News-Ledger Editor With talks between the City of Sacramento and the Kings owners at a standstill, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson has let it be known that he wants Sacramento to get a new major league baseball team. Sacramento is a “major league city,” he said, and [...]
NEWS-LEDGER — JULY 11, 2012 – From the Woodland Tomato Festival It’s that time of year once again when we can start enjoying fresh locally grown vine ripened tomatoes. Biting into a freshly picked Cherokee Purple heirloom tomato or enjoying a tomato cucumber basil salad are just cause for celebrating the return of the summer [...]
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