What can performers do during a lockdown when they can’t reach a live audience? Dinorah Klingler, who simply goes by Dinorah, set up a stage in front of her Pocket home.
For three months, the popular Latina musician and producer of regional mariachi festivals has entertained neighbors and friends. Once a week, her cul-de-sac comes alive with joyful singing and dancing in the street—all with social distancing. Count me as a fan.
For many people—seniors to young students—the neighborhood public library was a second home, a springboard to knowledge.
Today, it’s easy to think libraries have seen their best days. Maybe they should fade away like typewriters, cassette tapes and film cameras. The internet has made libraries redundant and obsolete, right?
Market Crash Virus destroys love affair with groceries By R.E. Graswich July 2020 I hate the grocery store. Dread walking into one. It wasn’t always this way. Until mid-March, when the coronavirus grabbed California by the throat, I loved markets. I visited grocery...
Atrium, a Sacramento nonprofit, has brought together a team of talented people to create locally made masks that ship anywhere with same-day delivery in Sacramento.
Funds raised from the sale of the masks will help cover lost income for local artisans and others, and buy supplies to make free masks for those in need.
Donate Now to Help Damaged Downtown Businesses Recover The community may now make tax-deductible donations to help small, locally owned businesses in Downtown recover from damage and theft incurred during looting and vandalism in late May and early June. To jumpstart...