Recently, I had the opportunity to spend some quality time with my mom aboard the Napa Valley Wine Train.  If you haven’t had the chance to ride the train recently, you will be pleasantly surprised with both the impeccable service and delicious food served on both the lunch and dinner train rides.

The cars were made in 1915 and 1917 and have been restored to their natural charm and beauty. The dome car features domed windows and offers spectacular views of the surrounding wine country as well as a special menu specifically for dome car passengers.

There are three separate kitchens that prepare all of the food served on the train fresh. If you’ve ever been on a train, you can appreciate the skill necessary to walk, much less, cook, while riding the rails.

While the Napa Valley Wine Train’s nine cars can hold as many as 400 passengers, you’ll rarely find more than 300, to ensure the comfort of the riders. If you’re looking for an extra special way to celebrate that momentous anniversary, rehearsal dinner, family reunion or other group event, the Wine Train offers personal cars with the same attentive service you’ll find on their daily trips.

In addition to the three hour trip from Napa to St. Helena and back, passengers should check out the wine available for purchase at the train depot. The selection and prices are impressive, even for Napa Valley.

There are a number of spas specialty shops in downtown Napa and during the winter months and tourist off-season, many are offering specials and discounts. The Riverwalk has undergone a series of restorations and you will find a restaurant to satisfy just about any craving. Lucky for us, a trip to Napa Valley may be a relaxing  day trip or much longer vacation.

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The following regular business hours will resume on Monday, December 27:

Residential customer phone service

7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

1 -888-742-SMUD (7683)

Commercial customer phone service

8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

1-877-622-SMUD (7683)

Customer lobby service

8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Customer Service Center 6301 S St., Sacramento

Business offices

8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

SMUD will also be closed on Friday, December 31, 2010 in observance of the New Year’s holiday.

SMUD’s 24-hour electric outage number, 1-888-456-SMUD (7683) will continue operating throughout both holidays. If power goes out, customers should notify SMUD immediately. In the event of an electrical problem, customers should be prepared to give their address, phone number, nearest cross street and a brief description of the problem.

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The lagging economy has figured prominently in the budget, which anticipates a $42 million drop in electricity sales. This would bring the cumulative shortfall since September 2009 to $97 million. The budget also assumes that the number of customers participating in the low-income discount rate is expected to grow to about 111,500 in 2011. That will require a subsidy of $38 million.

The budget also covers many increases in operation costs, including long-term power contracts, natural gas purchases and regulatory fees, as well as labor and employee benefits costs. Since even before the financial crisis of 2008, SMUD has been making every effort to protect customers through aggressive cost containment in all discretionary areas of the budget, including reducing anticipated spending to cover rising costs and the revenue shortfall. Changes are also being implemented to make operations more efficient, including:

· Streamlining SMUD operations, plus savings from smart meters will reduce the 2011 budget by $9 million.

· Rigorous vetting of spending, which contributed to $35 million in reductions in the capital budget.

· Using grant funds to leverage efforts supporting the Compact with the Customer and Sustainable Energy initiatives.

The 2011 budget is balanced. It projects a net income increase of $8.1 million, which will be sufficient to maintain SMUD’s strong credit rating and the ability to borrow money at reasonable interest rates. Some of the strategic highlights in the spending plan for next year include:

· Completion of smart-meter installations by the end of 2011.

· More than $53 million to replace or modernize aging infrastructure.

· Replacement of equipment for improved customer service.

· $186 million for construction of Solano Wind Phase 3, which will add 128 megawatts of wind generation.

· Funding incentives for the addition of 13.6 megawatts of new solar capacity to meet SB1 guidelines.

· Installation of more than 100 electric-vehicle charging stations in Sacramento County.

SMUD is using existing staff to work on federal and state grants that will benefit customers in areas including smart grid, electric transportation, energy storage and energy efficiency. The largest grant project, the smart grid infrastructure grant, will develop the foundation for a smart grid to enhance customers’ ability to manage their energy usage and costs. SMUD will have the equivalent of 150 full-time employees dedicated to the smart grid project. Forty percent of those labor costs will be reimbursed by the grant. The budget includes all of the expenditures SMUD expects to make for grant projects next year, but it does not include reimbursements from the federal and state governments. However, grant revenue has been included in the budgeted net income.

Other utilities in California and across the nation have raised rates or are planning to raise rates in response to factors resulting from the ongoing economic recession. SMUD customers continue to pay significantly less for electricity than most Californians and at least 25 percent less than residential customers who are supplied by neighboring PG&E. SMUD provides electric service to Sacramento County and a small portion of Placer County.

Comparison of California Utilities
Annual Average Residential Electric Bills
750 kWh per month
Effective as of September 1, 2010

SMUD- $88.75
Roseville Electric- $100.28
L.A. Dept. of Water & Power- $100.68
PG&E- $120.83
San Diego Gas and Electric- $128.83
Southern California Edison-$129.16

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In addition to networking, hors d’oeuvres and wine tasting will be provided by Ironstone Vineyards. Make sure to bring business cards to participate in the raffle.

The Rancho Cordova Chapter of IAAP was formed in April, 2009. They hold meetings, training sessions and networking opportunities throughout the month to provide as many options to their members as possible.

To RSVP to “Mix it Up” or for more information about the Rancho Cordova IAAP, please email Info@RanchoCordovaIAAP.org,  call (916)851-8989 or see the official website.

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I love Thanksgiving. I love the turkey and cranberry sauce. I love watching “It’s a Wonderful Life” with the family in our pajamas as we recover from a delicious dinner and one too many slices of pie. I might blame the turkey, but it’s really a plot to get the most out of Black Friday that makes me snuggle into bed just after the sun goes down. This year, Black Friday ads assure me that it will be worth it.

Folsom Premium Outlets are kicking off Black Friday as soon as possible. That’s right. The outlets will be open at midnight on Friday. In fact, many stores are opening at 10 p.m. For a list of stores, hours and deals, check out theofficial website.

Kohl’s holds a special place in my heart. They have great sales and getting the discounts in the mail and in my inbox just plain makes me happy. Local stores are opening at 3 a.m. and you can build your Black Friday shopping list online. Plus, you will get $10 in Kohl’s Cash for every $50 spent. Does anyone else think it’s wonderful that the good people at Kohl’s are paying us to shop?

Perhaps you’ve seen the commercials with the determined, athletic woman in a red sweat suit preparing for Black Friday at Target. While few share that kind of enthusiasm, Target’s Black Friday ad is worth mentioning. There have been whispers amongst Black Friday bloggers that this sale should be impressive. While it hasn’t been released in its entirety yet, you can sign up here to be one of the first to know when it is released.

Walmart is scheduled to open at 5 a.m. and will be offering special prices on electronics from 5 till 11 a.m. On Walmart’s website you can not only find your local ad, but also check out the store map for optimum efficiency Friday morning. There will be online-only specials on clothing, toys, and electronics starting at midnight.

Sunrise Mall is opening its doors at 4 a.m. JC Penney hasn’t released their Black Friday sales yet, but are offering a sneak peak online. You can find the Macy’s ad and make an online shopping list here. Sears is ahead of the game and is offering Cyber Monday prices online now. If you’re not up for running from store to store in the wee hours of Friday morning, consider staying home and doing a little holiday shopping with a steaming mug of hot chocolate (or your drink of choice).

Remember to stay safe while shopping on Black Friday and for the rest of the holiday season. If there are other Black Friday specials you’d like to share, feel free to leave the information as a comment.

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Tickets to the event are only $5.00 and will be held at Holiday Inn Rancho Cordova, located at 11269 Prospect Park Drive on December 3rd from noon till 5 p.m. Instead of paying the $5 entrance fee, you can bring a bag of groceries, a Payless Shoes gift card, diapers, baby food, women’s pajamas, gift cards, cash donations or unwrapped toy.

In addition to supporting multiple local charities, there will be plenty of food and drinks, provided by Holiday Inn Rancho Cordova and entertainment in the form of Michael Jackson and Tina Turner impersonators. If your love of Tina runs deeply and you just can’t wait till December 3rd, she can also be found at the Rancho Cordova Lunch on Friday, November 19.

For more information or to purchase tickets to Networking for Charity, please see the Chamber’s website.

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During the BounceU Kids Feeding Kids food drives, kids will be able to enjoy one hour at the party place filled with huge bounce houses and inflatable slides for only $1 if they bring in two non-perishable food items. There is no limit, however, to the amount that can be donated. Families are encouraged to give as much as they can to support food banks.

“It’s great education and a great experience for the kids”, says Suryono

The event in Rancho Cordova will benefit River City Food Bank. River City Food Bank’s building was destroyed by a four alarm fire on October 21, 2010 and any help is much appreciated.

Reservations are required and space is limited to first come, first served.

BounceU will also be selling raffle tickets to win a free BounceU party and bounce passes. All proceeds of the raffle will benefit River City Food Bank. In addition, BounceU will donate $10 from every party booked by December 31 to River City Food Book. Remember to mention Kids Feeding Kids to also receive $15 off the total cost of the party.

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Incumbents Linda Budge and Dan Skogland will serve another term on Rancho Cordova City Council.

The race for Sacramento County Sheriff has not been officially called at this time, however, 100% of precincts are reporting and Scott Jones leads Jim Cooper by more than 5,000 votes.

Republican incumbent, Dan Lungren held his Congressional District seat from political newcomer, Ami Bera.

Democrat, Senator Boxer held her Senate seat from Carly Fiorina.

Congresswoman Doris Matsui earned 71% of the votes over challenger Paul Smith.

The three Members elected to the Folsom Cordova Unified School District Governing Board are Richard Shaw, Zak Ford, and Ed Short.

The Sacramento Bee has an interactive map so readers can see the specifics of all the propositions and how Californians voted by county.

For more information on election results click here.

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Funderland will be home to a Halloween Spooktacular on October 30 and 31 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event will feature free trick or treating for kids in costume. Kids not in costume can still or trick or treat for $2. Activities will include a “not-so-scary” train ride, a pumpkin patch, a silly haunted house, and face painting. If you bring in a new game or art supplies for River Oak Center for Children you will receive up to four free activity tickets.

Halloween isn’t just for kids. Adults aged 21 and over can party at One Scary Night 2 at the California Auto Museum located at 2200 Front Street in Sacramento on Friday the 29th. Tickets to the dance party are $20 and can be purchased online and doors will open at 10 p.m. For more information, please see the official website.

If you’ll be in Folsom this weekend, make sure you stop at Historic Sutter Street for the Second Annual Fall Fest on Saturday from 10 till 4. There will be trick or treating, a scarecrow contest, costume contest, a chili/soup cook-off. On Friday, celebrate Night of 1000 Pumpkins with movies, a pumpkin carving station and more. The goal of this event is to place 1,000 pumpkins along Sutter Street in Historic Folsom. You can drop off carved pumpkins any time between  noon and 6 p.m. in the parking lot at Wool and Sutter on Friday. A team of “zombies” will light the pumpkins at  7:30 p.m.

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Fall is the perfect time to test your navigational skills in a corn maze. The Woodland Corn Maze is open now through Halloween and if you check on the official website, you can even print coupons! The maze will take an hour or so to find your way through and there will be staff in the maze to help those that are a little directionally challenged. On Friday and Saturday nights, the maze is haunted with ghouls and goblins and is not recommended for children under twelve.

Bodies Revealed has been in Sacramento since April and will be closing its doors on Sunday, October 24th. The exhibit features more than 200 specimens, both whole bodies and individual organs. Informative and fascinating, Bodies Revealed is a very real learning experience for anyone who wants to learn more about the wonders of the human body. For more information about the exhibit, including hours and ticket prices, please see the official website.

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Rubio’s will honor the fundraiser as long as customers present the flyer at the end of the article from 2 p.m. till close. Rubios features fresh Mexican food that’s grilled to perfection and is home of the famous fish tacos and other delicious meals.

The Folsom Cordova Community Partnership is a cornerstone of the Rancho Cordova community. The organization’s mission is is to mobilize and integrate resources that enhance the health, education, and well being of children and families in the community. Thousands of local residents are positively affected by the many programs The Partnership offers.

The Partnership offers Birth and Beyond resources, Roots and Horizons mentoring program, Cordova Activities for Kids, Etc. that offers a drop in summer program, the Youth Advisory Council, and the REACH Youth Development Program.

You can also support The Partnership by becoming involved, giving financially or volunteering. The Partnership also hosts a number of special events including A Partnership in Thanks,  A Taste of December, the Skoglund Family Toy Drive, and The Sweetheart Ball.

For more information about The Folsom Cordova Community Partnership please see the official website.

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Cyrus Abhar, Rancho Cordova Public Works Director, Congressman Dan Lungren, Council Member Dan Skoglund, Rancho Cordova Senior Engineer (and International Bridge Project Manager) Kathy Garcia.

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The Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce and Cordova Community Council are bringing Assembly and Senate candidates to you. Here is your chance to meet the candidates in person on Friday, October 15 from 11:30 to 1:00 in the American River Room at Rancho Cordova City Hall.

Guests of the Rancho Cordova Luncheon will be joined by Assembly candidates Alyson Huber and Jack Sieglock. Assemblymember Huber was elected to office in 2008 to represent the 10th District which includes portions of Sacramento, El Dorado and San Joaquin counties, including Rancho Cordova. Jack Sieglock is a local small business owner, former County Supervisor and former mayor.

Rancho Cordova Luncheon attendees will also meet Senate Candidates Ken Cooley, Ted Gaines, and Barbara Alby. Ken Cooley. Mayor Cooley was elected to the first Rancho Cordova City Council in 2002 and re-elected in 2002 and 2004. He served as Mayor in 2005, as Vice Mayor in 2009, and is currently Mayor of Rancho Cordova. Assemblyman Gaines is a local small business man and  was elected to serve the 4th District, which includes all or part of Alpine, Placer, El Dorado, and Sacramento County. Barbara Alby is a small business owner and the Acting Board Member for the State Board of Equalization’s Second District (Franchise Tax Board).

The cost of the lunch is $12 for members and $15 for non-members. For more information or to register online, click here.

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There’s something about damsels in distress and grown men wearing  leotards and jousting each other off horses. If you’re interested in all things Renaissance Faire or just really enjoy those delicious smoked turkey legs, make sure to visit the 2010 Folsom Renaissance Faire on Saturday and Sunday, October 16 and 17th at Folsom’s Lions Park. Entry for children is $9 and adults are $14. Events will include battles, shows, music, and vendors.

October just wouldn’t be the same for many beer lovers if it weren’t for a brew fest or two. This year, CalExpo is hosting the first ever Octobeerfest on Saturday the 16th from 2 till 7. There will be live music, food, and plenty of beer. Admission is $10 and attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite lederhosen or other German clothing. If you plan on drinking, remember to have a designated driver.

On Sunday the 17th, the entire family is invited to Target’s Family Concert held at the Community Center Theater in Downtown Sacramento. Admission is $12 and kids 12 and under are free. Pre-concert festivities including arts and crafts and dancing begin at 1 p.m. and the concert begins at 2 p.m. The Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra is teaming up with Sacramento’s B Street Theater for a musical extravaganza geared for the young and the young at heart. For more information, please see the official website.

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Body Investment Studio is located at 10416 Investment Circle, Rancho Cordova and offers classes to fit even the most hectic of schedules. Classes are available for beginners, the more experienced yoga enthusiasts and even children. To see which classes will stretch your mind and your body, please see the class schedule and class descriptions.

All of the teachers at Body Investment Studio encourage participants to invest in themselves. They will help you practice breathing techniques, combining movement with breathing and listening to your body.

Body Investment Studio is an avid supporter of the local community. From collecting hoodies for the Project 680 Hoody Drive to sponsoring the city of Rancho Cordova’s Great Health Challenge, Body Investment Studio is proud to call Rancho Cordova home.

For more information about Body Investment Studio or to purchase today’s Deal Ticket, click here.

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The carnival will run from Thursday, October 14th from 4 p.m. till 10 p.m. and Friday, Saturday and Sunday from noon till 10 p.m.  You can catch all the action at Zinfandel Square near Folsom Blvd. and Olson Drive (by the Kohl’s parking lot).

Buy a book of ride tickets worth $25 for only $15  prior to the start of the carnival. You can use the tickets any day this weekend or you can trade the tickets in on Thursday or Friday only for an unlimited ride wristband.

For more information email Shelly at shelly@cordovacouncil.org

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Whether your family already loves Bounce U or you’d like to try something new, the tonight’s event is a great way to practice some bouncing. Families have three sessions to choose from: 4:30-6:00, 6:00-7:30, and 7:30-9:00. Children are $7 each, unless they are under two years old, then they are free with the purchase of another child’s admission. Parents’ admission is free. All of the proceeds will benefit Triad Family Services. Dining options during the event include a hot dog bar and baked goods organized by Triad.

Bounce U makes events of all kinds exciting with two rooms of indoor bounce structures, food and fun games. They offer packages for birthday parties, sports and church groups, fundraisers, field trips and much more. Check the calendar for other special events like Open Bounce and Family Bounce Night.  Open Bounce is open during the week and some weekends for kids who can’t get enough of the inflatables. Family Bounce Night is a great way for the family to spend quality time together while getting some exercise.

Triad Family Services is a Sacramento area non-profit that helps foster families and children with the resources necessary to rebuild families. Triad uses a three sided approach, including intervention, maintenance and reunification to care for families in the foster care system. They offer services such as mentoring, parent-child therapy for behaviorally challenged children, and counseling.

“We have always been really involved in the community. The reason we picked them is because they’ve done a lot in the community and they’re really active in the community”.

For more information about Triad Family Services or how you can support their efforts, please see the official website.

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Halloween is right around the corner and if you’re planning on dressing up, it might be a good idea to visit Scary U’s Haunted Hagan Screampark to get some ghoulish ideas. Haunted Hagan is opening for the season this weekend and will be open every Friday through Sunday until Halloween and Wednesday the 27th through the 31st. Tickets, directions and more information can be found here.

The community is invited to learn more about mulching, fertilizing, and composting on Saturday, October 9th at the Fair Oaks Horticulture Center at Fair Oaks Park. Pre-register by October 7 by calling Suman Kumar at (916) 874-8326. The class will run from 9:00 a.m. till 11:00 a.m. For more information about landscaping for our ecosystem, please see the River Friendly Landscaping website.

Do you know of another event going on in the area this weekend? Feel free to share the details as a comment.

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Rancho Cordova was awarded the distinctive title by the National Civic League of America in June.
“Our All-America City application demonstrated our great pride in our community, the diversity of our civic life, and the vigor and breadth of our community’s proactive and generous compassion,” said Rancho Cordova Mayor Ken Cooley.

The ice cream parties have been scheduled at different locations and times so that it would be convenient for almost everyone in the community to attend a celebration. The last party will be on Saturday, October 9th, at Lincoln Village Community Park.

For additional information about the ice cream socials, please call (916) 851-8700.

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The Rancho Cordova Police Department and will be hosting a Jail and Bail fundraiser on Friday with proceeds benefiting the American Cancer Society. Community members have been “arrested” by the RCPD and have to make bail to be released. If you’d like to donate to the fundraiser and “bail out” a community member, including myself, click here. Any amount is appreciated! The Rancho Cordova Relay for Life will be held on Saturday to Sunday. For information on how to become a part of this year’s Relay or to donate, please see the official website.

The World Music and Dance Festival is being held on Sunday October 3 in Old Sacramento. The streets will be transformed into an artistic venue filled with music, dance, art and children’s performances. The shows are free, there will not be any street closures and all local businesses will be open to the public. For information about the festival or for the list of events, please see the official website.

Have you spent any time on the American River this summer? Whether you’re idea of a good time involved floating leisurely down the South Fork or braving the rapids on the Middle Fork, there’s something for everyone.

Do you have plans this weekend that you think other readers might be interested in? To share details for a local event, just leave a comment. For future events, email me at Michelle@RanchoCordovaPost.com.

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If you would like to play in the tournament, please download the entry form here. The cost is $190 per person or $680 per foursome. The event will kick off at 7:30 a.m. with registration and breakfast. You can even warm up with putting, chipping and bunker contests. The contest begins at 9:00 a.m. and completes at 2:00 p.m. with a luncheon and awards.

A portion of the the proceeds from the golf tournament will benefit Project 680, a grassroots organization committed to serving homeless students in the Folsom Cordova Unified School District. Currently, Project 680 is hosting a hoody drive. To see how you can become involved in supporting local homeless you, please see the Project 680 official website.

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On Sunday, September 26, celebrate the 14th annual Sunday Funday from noon till 5 at Rusch Park located at 7801 Auburn Blvd. Attractions include inflatables, rides, games for kids, live music, a classic car show, business and craft booths and food. This year 15,000 people are expected to partake in the fun and entry to the event is free. Watch for signs for parking and the entrance along Auburn Blvd and Antelope Road.

If you’re a bargain shopper and enjoy a good garage sale, check out Village Green Park located at 3141 Ridgeway Park,Rancho Cordova. From 8 a.m. till 2 on Saturday, peruse the offerings of the a community wide garage sale event.

On Sunday, the 33rd annual Jewish Food Fair will be held at 4746 El Camino Avenue in Carmichael. Food from famous delis in New York City, Los Angeles, and Berkeley including bagels, latkes, matzo ball soup, rye bread, corned beef sandwiches and much more will be available. Vendors and free entertainment make this a financially friendly event the whole family will enjoy.

Receive free admission to Fairytale town on both Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the 10th Annual ScholarShare Children’s Book Festival. Kids will appreciate the storytelling, a book swap, and author and illustrator performances. For more information, including the schedule of events, please see the official website.

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Bark for Life in Rancho Cordova is the newest in the Relay for Life celebrations. Bring your dog out to the new animal shelter on Bradshaw Road. Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. at the shelter and the opening ceremonies will begin at 9:15. The survivor lap, for both humans and animals will begin immediately after the opening ceremonies. Registration is $25 for the first dog and $10 for each dog after that. Remember to keep your dogs on a leash and be prepared to clean up after them.

From Friday through Sunday, celebrate live music and the river at the American River Music Festival. Live music, riverfront camping, art, food, wine tasting and much more makes this an event to remember. Please see the official website for more information about the musicians, the schedule or to purchase tickets.

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The conference will provide information on preventing and treating heart disease and stroke. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Amparo Villablanca, director of the Women’s Cardiovascular Medicine Program at U.C. Davis. Other presenters will discuss their survival stories, offer heart-healthy tips, and lead two short and easy yoga sessions. Exhibitors on hand to provide information include health and community organizations and insurance providers.

The Healthy Women Healthy Lives conference is named after Sima Spector, a local health advocate who worked tirelessly to educate women about their well being. She spearheaded and directed the Conference under the auspices of the Hadassah organization. She was killed by a drunk driver in 2006.

The event will be held at Rancho Cordova City Hall, 2729 Prospect Park Drive, from 5:30 to 8. Doors will open at 4:30.

There is no cost for the event. For more information or to RSVP  call (916) 464-1910.

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Despite what many would think about an event of this caliber, parking is a breeze. Did you know that Mather Field has one of the largest ramps in the Western United States? Combine that with some creative organizing, and a phenomenal Public Safety and Transportation Committee and you’ll enjoy one of the most stress free parking experience you’ll find at an event this size.  Priority Parking, the group that runs the parking program for the airshow, hires young people from Civil Air Patrol and ROTC from the local community. It’s nice to know that your parking fee is helping to pay for the education of potential future aviators.

You might also be surprised to know that on the Friday before the show, there is a special practice run that is open only for special needs children from around the Sacramento area. This year, more than 2,000 kids from local children’s hospitals, the Children’s Miracle Network, Shriners, and United Cerebral Palsy will enjoy a private show. Afterwards, the performers will have lunch with the children and sign autographs.

This year, be sure to check out the concessions. Everyone working concessions are part of local charities working for a per diem that will be donated to their organization or charity. In total, there will be 30 local groups. “Just think”, Brewer said, “every time you purchase a lemonade or a soda pop, you’re giving back to the community”.  As an added bonus, concession prices are lower this year to make the airshow an affordable family friendly event.

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