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1st Annual Family Palooza at the Crocker Art Museum The Crocker Art Museum’s first annual Family Palooza was a huge success! There were games, art projects, a concert, and storytelling. This free event had a huge turnout! read more... |
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Convenience store to get healthy make-over South Oak Park was recently identified as “food desert”. A “food desert” is an area where fresh produce is scarce. In these areas supermarkets are far away and the only close stores are convenience... read more... |
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National Bike Month and Sacramento May in Sacramento is a time where things really start to heat up, including the bike lanes! Celebrate National Bike Month by putting away those car keys and getting out your old bike lock. read more... |
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Student disrespect towards lunch ladies causing frustration in lunchroom CafeteriaHiram Johnson High School’s cafeteria supervisor Suzie Holquin has been disrespected before and she thinks it’s unfair and wants none of it.“I want zero tolerance on it. We provide... read more... |
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Homelessness rising By Genie GilHomeless man sleeping on the sidewalkHas it ever occurred to you that the number of homeless people roaming our streets has increased?In a recent study on billmoyers.com, they... read more... |
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Students say they started smoking pot before High School By Yvonna Williams20 Hiram Johnson students were surveyed in a computer class about their history of smoking marijuana. Out of those who admitted to having smoked marijuana, 11 claimed to... read more... |
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New API score: Education reform The Academic Performance Index, more commonly refeared to as the API, is about to under go a serious remolding. According to the California Department of Education, the API has ... read more... |
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Real World Experiences in the Class Room In today’s economy many people find themselves either without a job or trying to find one. With that, it is easy to conclude that actually getting a job can be tough with all of... read more... |
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The life of an undocumented Oak Park resident Oak park resident and Mexico native Juan Pedro Aviles can easily recall the struggle he and his wife went through to reach United States.“It was really difficult to get here, it was really really hot... read more... |
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