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Camp Aftershock gives fans of Sacramento rock festival a cheaper place to stay (opens the original)
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Aftershock fans are already arriving in Sacramento ahead of Thursday's opening day, and this year, they have a new option for where to sleep between four days of hard rock. The annual music festival is Sacramento's largest entertainment event, with more than 160,000 tickets sold. The influx of visitors is also putting pressure on hotel prices across the city. But for the first time, fans can skip the hotel altogether. Camp Aftershock has transformed part of Cal Expo into a temporary campground f
Sacramento reverses course on $12 million Meadowview property, looks to sell 102-acre site (opens the original)
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Sacramento city leaders are changing their minds about a multi-million-dollar land purchase they made just four years ago. City leaders had big plans when they celebrated the purchase of the 102-acre vacant field in South Sacramento's Meadowview neighborhood back in 2022. The city paid more than $12 million for land that was once a highway patrol test track just south of Meadowview Road. It was once supposed to be the site of a new homeless shelter, but the city council unanimously voted Tuesday
Inland surfing resort near Roseville gets green light from Placer County (opens the original)
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Surf's up in southern Placer County as plans to build a new inland surfing resort near Roseville have now been approved. Chris and Andrea Gallardo are the founders of Alchemy Surf Resort, an action sports business that's proposed to be built in the Placer One neighborhood just north of Roseville, near Foothills and Sunset boulevards. Plans call for creating a 5-acre lagoon where people can surf on artificially created waves. "There are about 25 different wave types, so we can create a wave one h
Sacramento's Memorial Auditorium is turning 100 with yearlong celebration planned (opens the original)
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Sacramento's Memorial Auditorium is turning 100 years old, and the city is planning a yearlong celebration to mark the milestone. City leaders recently approved more than $1 million in spending tied to the centennial celebration, which will include public events, a rock 'n' roll exhibition and a projection light show on the historic building. Memorial Auditorium first opened to the public in February 1927 as a tribute to local soldiers killed in action. Over the past century, the downtown landma
Sacramento joins World Affairs Council network as city expands international ties (opens the original)
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Government envoys from Mexico and the United Kingdom were among the dignitaries attending a ceremony for Sacramento's induction into the World Affairs Council on Tuesday. It's a group founded more than 100 years ago with a mission to promote international exchange. "We were just very flattered to be selected to be the latest member of the World Affairs Council network and continue that tradition," said John Shea, president of the organization Global Sacramento. Shea said the designation can help
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