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Volunteers clean up Sacramento riverbank ahead of the rainy season (opens the original)
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Around three dozen volunteers gathered at Robert Matsui Park, behind the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity in downtown Sacramento, to clean up the riverbank and remove debris from the area’s waterways over the weekend. Caltrans partnered with the River City Waterway Alliance for the cleanup, which is part of their regular efforts to maintain the area's waterways. The group has about five to six cleanup events per week across the area, said Jeff Burdick of Caltrans. "[The] Sacramento Valley is
Students explore STEM careers at Mather Airport event (opens the original)
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Hundreds of middle and high school students attended the "Destination Aviation" event at Mather Airport, organized by California Capital Airshow, to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). The event provided students with opportunities to meet STEM industry leaders and ask questions about what it takes to pursue careers in various disciplines. The winners of an essay contest were awarded a special prize: an introductory flight before the event. "I think STEM is incr
Sacramento farmers market sees early shoppers beating the heat (opens the original)
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Shoppers and vendors at the Sacramento farmers market along X Street started their day early on Sunday, arriving before the official 8 a.m. opening to beat the heat and grab the freshest goods. By 7 a.m., the temperature in Sacramento was already 67 degrees, a preview of the rising heat expected later in the day. “Oh, it’s been pretty good. It’s been a little up and down with the weather,” said Brian Hooper of Patrick’s Garden. Mike Campuzano of M&L Campuzano Farms noted the typical pattern of l
West Sacramento veteran turns 100 (opens the original)
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A World War II and Korean War veteran from West Sacramento recently celebrated his 100th birthday, as the number of veterans from these historic conflicts continues to decline. It has been more than 80 years since the end of World War II, and veterans from that conflict, as well as the Korean War, are becoming fewer with each passing day All Minoru Ohye wanted for his birthday was 100 birthday cards, but he received 580 at his party. Learn more about Ohye's journey in the video player above. See
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