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Explore Outdoors: It's not a bird or a plane. It's a flying RV! (opens the original)
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It's a bird. It's a plane. It's definitely not Superman! It's a unique, whimsical and otherworldly piece of art that is part of Sacramento's Southside Park. If you've never seen "Port of Call: Earth," a 20-foot-tall creation by artist Joe Scarpa, then a trip to this spot is a must-see. The public art is described as a vintage Curtiss Wright/Airstream-style travel trailer on a pole angled skyward, as if on takeoff or landing. But words can't really describe the curiosity that awaits the eye. Afte
Trapezoidal delineators make debut along Sacramento roadway. Here's what they do (opens the original)
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They feel like rumble strips dividing the two side of the sidewalk. They feel like rumble strips dividing the two side of the sidewalk. If you find yourself bicycling, running or walking along Arden Way between Morse and Watt avenues, then you'll encounter a first-for-the-region device aimed at making the roadway safer for all users. They are called trapezoidal delineators. "That's your two words for the day," explained Stephen White, Sacramento County Department of Transportation chief civil en
Stand Down offers hand up, not handout to military veterans (opens the original)
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One year after serving the needs of more than 500 military veterans experiencing or at-risk of homelessness, Sacramento's Stand Down event, in partnership with the Volunteers of America, is anticipating an even greater response to this year's event which kicked off Thursday. "We are hearing of veterans coming not just from the Greater Sacramento area, but from around Northern California," said Ana Bankert, a VOA spokesperson. The annual three-day community initiative connects military veterans w
How much garbage rates could increase in Sacramento County (opens the original)
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If you live in Sacramento County, residential garbage collection rates could be increased by the start of next year. The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors is being asked to approve a rate study and to proceed with all necessary actions needed to adopt the proposed solid waste residential utility rate increase at Tuesday's meeting. Weekly organics services, as well as bulky waste pickup, would also see rate increases. Even with the proposed rate increases, residential rates in the county wou
Sandbox, affordability headline 2026 Lodi Grape Festival (opens the original)
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Tucked next to the margaritas and the Mexican food offerings at this year's Lodi Grape Festival could be one of the biggest new attractions for kids and parents. "I saw this somewhere else, and it was very popular," said Mark Armstrong, CEO of the Lodi Grape Festival. The Sandbox is exactly what the name implies. It's a large sandbox lined with brand-new toys ready to be played with. It's absolutely free for kids to enjoy. There's a seating area for parents. The draw for the parents? Food and dr
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