Latest local news briefs include the Citrus Heights Historical Society offering free memberships in 2022, an obituary for a 92-year-old resident and more.
Historical society offering free membership for 2022
The Citrus Heights Historical Society is waiving its $35 fee this year for those who want to sign up for a membership. In a Facebook post last week, the nonprofit said anyone interested is invited to fill out a form online and ignore the price listed, unless wanting to make a donation. (See website)
CHPD opts to not be host site for drug drop-off day
Unlike in prior years, the Citrus Heights Police Department opted to not be a host site for a national “Drug Take-back” day on April 30, citing staffing reasons. A police lieutenant said it was decided that the department would promote the take-back day through social media and refer people to nearby collection sites this year. CHPD continues to have a drug take-back bin available in its front lobby for daily drop-off needs.
Obituary: Elizabeth Fenech (1929-2022)
Citrus Heights resident Elizabeth Fenech passed away on April 15 at the age of 92, according to an obituary published last week by the Sacramento Bee. Fenech was born in England and later made her home in the United States, although she was known to “cross the pond” many times in travels with her husband of 74 years. She was a seamstress by trade and was also known for her charitable volunteer work. She is survived by her daughter and granddaughter. (See full obituary)
