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Guests of the Learnery recently enjoyed a painting class with a twist – Paint & Sip! Join us for the next art party on May 6th. “The class was so
April 5, 2022
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Guests of the Learnery recently enjoyed a painting class with a twist – Paint & Sip! Join us for the next art party on May 6th. “The class was so
The SCNA Neighborhood Concerns Committee hosted an informational webinar on the city’s Homeless Siting Master Plan Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021 on Zoom. The focus was on how the Curtis Park
Sierra 2 Center for the Arts & Community was awarded $10,000 from the Sacramento County Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) Grant program to build a native plant demonstration and learning garden
The Sierra 2 Center’s return to full operations will be gradual as it moves forward with policies that feel safe and at a level of business within the staff’s capacity.
Together Again/to Gather Again The SCNA Board is asking neighbors to help raise $75,000 at the May 6, 2021 Big Day of Giving to sustain Sierra2 operations into August and
Concerns about a virus that seemed to be spreading rapidly with serious effects in older populations forced the Senior Center at the Sierra 2 Center to shut down on March
SCNA’s Porch Picnic fundraiser on Oct. 10 was by all accounts a huge hit, raising about $18,000 toward the upkeep and expenses of the Sierra 2 Center, with 195 households
Orders must be placed by Oct. 2 for SCNA’s fall fundraiser, the Porch Picnic event scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, from 4 to 7 p.m. The fundraiser is totally virtual
Because of the continuing health orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sierra 2 Center remained closed in August with a few exceptions for tenant businesses. SCNA’s annual events –
Our fiscal situation is hardly rosy, as I have mentioned in previous columns. SCNA has about $100,000 in our checking account and $387,000 in our Reserve for Replacement (RFP) fund,
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