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▪️ RISE YOGA @risewellness.sacramento and mas

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RISE YOGA
@risewellness.sacramento
and massage studio
7385 Greenhaven Drive, Sac
Riseyoga.com Instructor Lucy Fong with a yoga member practicing Yoga Therapy.. There’s a sense of community at Rise. You don’t have to practice yoga or meditation to be part of the Rise community. You can join the Rise Book Club, get a massage or get yoga therapy. Not all yoga studios offer yoga therapy, which appeals to people who want to incorporate yoga into medical treatments. “I’ve been a yoga therapy client since 2010,” says Francie Teitelbaum. “I’ve suffered a few injuries over the years. Yoga helps minimize the discomfort from chronic low back pain, a frozen shoulder and balance issues.” There are classes for all ability levels. There’s a new student special, two weeks of unlimited classes for $25. It’s a good way to experience all Rise Yoga has to offer. For information, visit riseyoga.com.
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▪️ WOMEN BUILD More than 550 women rocking pi

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WOMEN BUILD
More than 550 women rocking pink hard hats recently participated in #WomenBuildSac, helping build affordable homes for low-income families, seniors and veterans. On International Women’s Day in March, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sacramento kicked off its participation in the annual monthlong Women Build at an event on 46th Street in Fruitridge Vista. The event was supported by the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls. “As women continue to face significant barriers to stable housing and personal economic security, initiatives like Women Build are critical to our work to provide all women, particularly women of color, LGBTQ+ women and vulnerable mothers, with the tools, resources and opportunity to thrive,” says First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom, who attended the event. On March 25, friends and family of late political communications strategist Julie Soderlund volunteered for a Women Build event on Le Donne Drive to celebrate Soderlund’s philanthropic spirit. The Julie Soderlund Memorial Fund gave a $40,000 legacy gift to support Habitat for Humanity. For information, visit habitatgreatersac.org. #insidesacramento #sacramento #sacramento365 #habitatgreatersac #thepeopleofsacramento

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▪️ CLEANUP GROUP REMOVES TRASH FROM WATERWAYS

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CLEANUP GROUP REMOVES TRASH FROM WATERWAYS The next time you meander along the American River Parkway and spot volunteers armed with gloves, grabbers and trash bags, give a friendly wave. They’re probably dedicated members of the recently formed River City Waterway Alliance, a volunteer group that hosts weekly cleanups of local waterways to restore and protect these precious, imperiled resources. “Water needed a strong focus for trash cleanup efforts,” says Kathleen Ford, who co-founded the alliance with David Ingram, Mark Baker and Lisa Sanchez. “Our rivers, creeks and streams contain a really egregious amount of trash, so we decided to focus our efforts on local waterways.” The four founders belonged to other volunteer cleanup groups when they formed the alliance in January. Thanks to connections with public agencies, including the city of Sacramento, Sacramento County Department of Regional Parks and American River Flood Control District, they hit the ground running. “Public agencies either cannot or will not (do cleanup),” Ford says. “They’re limited by jurisdiction control, lack of resources and staff, and liability. It’s up to citizens like us to be the boots on the ground and get in there and remove that trash, but we partner with public agencies to actually haul the trash away. It’s a great public-private partnership.” To get involved with River City Waterway Alliance, visit the group on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube or email rivercitywaterwayalliance@gmail.com.

▪️ Shepard Garden & Arts Center in McKinley

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Shepard Garden & Arts Center
in McKinley Park COME OUT SATURDAY May 20th
10 am - 2 pm
YARD SALE!!!!! Do you have useful and/or interesting stuff that you no longer need or want and like to sell? RENT A TABLE for $40!!!
Contact friendsofeastsac@aol.com or call 916 452-8011 #friendsofeastsac #sacramento #eastsacramento #eastsac #thepeopleofsacramento

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