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Archive for: March, 2009

Folsom Cordova Unified School District To Start Education Foundation

Upon the subject of education, not presuming to dictate any plan or system respecting it, I can only say that I view it as the most important subject which we as a people may be engaged in.  -Abraham Lincoln Last we heard the state of California passed a budget and a stimulus plan was signed [...]

Folsom Police Make Arrest in Theft of Flat Screen TVs

Folsom Police have been searching for a big screen TV thief that had tormented businesses in January and February. Last month, police distributed photos of two men wanted in the burglaries. Media attention led to an anonymous tip and eventually to Wednesday’s  arrest of William Jerry Frear on suspicion of commercial burglary.

Cessna Makes Hard Landing at Mather

 A Cessna made a hard landing at Mather Field on Wednesday afternoon, but no injuries have been reported. A landing is deemed “hard” when sufficient damage is caused to the plane to make it unable, or ineffective to fly. The small airplane landed just after 1 p.m. Wednesday afternoon and could be seen stopped with its [...]

Statewide Day Of Action: Stand Up For Schools, Protest Pink Slips March 13th

Taking a rather large hit during these tough economic times is our local education system. Due to this, government funding for school programs are being cut and the dedicated individuals who work in all areas of education are being laid off. This week several Sacramento County School Districts were effected by the recent lay offs due to the current economy.

Rancho Cordova Youth Soccer Sign Ups Going on Now

The days of spring of nearly upon and the last couple weekends have seen bustling parks and perfect weather. If your children are starting to plan their summer activities, remind them that Rancho Cordova has plenty to offer, including a youth soccer league. The Rancho Cordova Youth Soccer Club caters to youth ages 4 through 18, primarily in the Rancho Cordova area, though all children are welcome.

City Staff Wins Local Volunteer Award

City of Rancho Cordova employees were the recipients of the 2009 Outstanding Public Service Award that was presented at the recent Cordova Community Council’s Mardi Gras Party and Awards Ceremony. For the 10th year, the Cordova Community Council recognized outstanding volunteers in several categories for their public service contributions to the Rancho Cordova community.

Crime In Rancho Cordova Continues Downward Trend

The Rancho Cordova Police Department (RCPD) is pleased to announce a significant decline in crime despite a substantial increase in population. When compared to 2007, 2008 crime data indicates a reduction in violent crimes by almost 14% and a decrease in property crimes by 25%.

Rancho Cordova’s Battle Of The Bands 2009!

While many of today’s youth appears to be captivated by the amazing power of television and movies, time consuming video games and the convenience of cell phone use, there are those out there who choose to place their focus elsewhere, like music. Whether listening to it on an mp3 player or playing it in a garage band, it seems that music is a big part of a teenager’s life these days. There is much hidden youth talent out in our community that deserves to be acknowledged, and on May 1st local area bands will get that chance to display their musical talent.

VSP’s Sight for Students Provides Eyecare to 500,000 Students

VSP’s charitable Sight for Students program announced it helped the 500,000th child since its start in 1997. Sight for Students offers qualified families with vouchers to visit one of 25,000 approved doctors that provide comprehensive eye exams and identify vision issues. Doctors will also prescribe glasses. The program has funded nearly $100 million in free eyecare and eyewear for low-income, uninsured and underinsured children.

American River Grange Celebrates 135th Anniversary

Join the American River Grange in celebrating their 135th Anniversary and Rancho Cordova’s rich historic past. The opening ceremony begins at 10:30 on Saturday, March 21st and members of the community are invited to attend. Come ready to eat and learn more about the history of our great city. The American River Grange embodies the vibrant history of the Rancho Cordova area, long before we knew it as the thriving city it is today. This will be a great opportunity to introduce children of all ages to the lifestyles of previous generations and learn a little more about a very knowledgeable and active group in our community.

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