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All This Has Happened Before and All This Will Happen Again

All This Has Happened Before and All This Will Happen Again

Through a set of relationships dating back to a collegiate jazz band in Ohio in the late fifties, I am family friends with a gentleman who knows Pandora-founder Tim Westergren from his Stanford days studying music.

That connection is not, however, how Tim Westegren came to be speaking in Sacramento at TechEdge in early March. That debt of gratitude is owed to Jon Gregory, at SARTA’s partner, Innovate North State. Jon knows Tim from the days when he was pitching for venture capital funding – for a company named Savage Beast – and came to one of the pitch-fests that Jon organized as part of Golden Capital Network.

Thus a small piece of the long history of working to support entrepreneurship and tech companies in the Sacramento region:... Read More

Sacramento Beer Week 2013

Sacramento Beer Week 2013

By the Editors

From Midtown Cocktail Week to Bacon Fest, there’s no shortage of crazy fun events and festivals around town. The 4th annual Sacramento Beer Week is no exception (like them on Facebook and Twitter). It’s one glorious week where restaurants and bars celebrate the hops culture – not to mention all of our region’s breweries. From our friends over at Sac Foodies…... Read More

The Speech that (almost) never was

The Speech that (almost) never was

While working on the translation of the Governor’s State of the State speech, I was reminded of one of the proudest moments in my life that also gave birth to one of my most salient missed opportunities. While accepting the … Continue reading →... Read More

East Sacramento Citizens Speak Up About “McKinley Village”

East Sacramento Citizens Speak Up About “McKinley Village”

 

East Sacramentans peppered Riverview Capital Investments with questions and suggestions. The company wants to develop the East Sacramento area north of the train tracks. The land is currently an undeveloped meadow. Several projects have failed in the past, mainly because of neighborhood resistance. Serious concerns surround development of this area such as sewage, traffic, project design and costs to the city. The company is on a fact finding mission at this point. The final design is pending.

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What's Blooming?

What's Blooming?

Visit the Hamilton Square Garden in the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery on Saturday, March 16 at 10:00 am. This tour will focus on early perennials which thrive in the Sacramento Valley. Rain cancels.

The cemetery is located at 1000 Broadway, Sacramento. Free parking is available in the lot at 10th & Broadway, across the street from the 10th Street entrance. Assemble in the cemetery in the front parking lot. Tours are free; however, donations are appreciated and benefit cemetery preservation projects.

For more information, call 916-264-7839 or 916-448-0811.