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West Sacramento rowing team supports cancer survivors through camaraderie and resilience (opens the original)
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A West Sacramento rowing team called ROWsist unites cancer survivors and fighters, offering them camaraderie and strength as they row together with the River City Rowing Club. Laura Ousley, one of the athletes, shared her experience with the sport. "Literally, I thought it would be easy," she said. Four seasons later, she admitted, "Little did you know... yes, how difficult it is." Despite the challenges, Ousley has earned admiration from her teammates. "Laura is an inspiration to me," said coac
Rosemont High teacher helps students understand the impact of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, a Rosemont High social studies teacher is ensuring her students understand the depth of the tragedy and its lasting impact. "Obviously, the question that we are answering [is] what happened on 9/11," said Victoria Stolinski, who teaches social studies at Rosemont High. Each year, Stolinski guides her students through a detailed historical reflection on the events of that day. "They actually used the airplanes as weapons," she said. Stolinski said
California high-speed rail Inspector General says project could run out of money by 2027 (opens the original)
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California’s high-speed rail project, once envisioned as a groundbreaking transportation system connecting San Francisco to Los Angeles by 2020, has been plagued by delays, soaring costs, and widespread criticism, with completion now projected for 2039. David Tangipa, a Republican state assembly member representing the Fresno area, shared his frustration with the project, which began when he was a child. “Whenever anybody asks me what my position on high-speed rail is, I tell them I did not vote
Sacramento library program helps kids improve reading skills with dogs (opens the original)
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On a Thursday afternoon, the Carmichael Library is offering a unique way for kids to stay engaged during summer break by pairing them with dogs to improve their reading skills. "You get your summer reading medal," a librarian said, as moms like Amy Becker bring their children to the library for educational activities. "It's just the perfect cool afternoon activity in Sacramento," Becker said. Reading often takes a backseat during summer vacation, but Librarian Kathy Chain is working to change th
Sacramento Thai restaurant becomes a jazz hotspot (opens the original)
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The rhythm of jazz and the aroma of Thai cuisine come together at Twin Lotus Thai, a Sacramento restaurant co-owned by Sacramento State jazz professor Joe Gilman and his wife, Kai. Gilman, who has taught jazz for over four decades, is passionate about sharing his love for music with students. “I enjoy sharing experiences about music, and I guess I would say that I enjoy sitting down with a student or sitting down with a group of students and talking about a subject and seeing lights go on,” Gilm
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