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By Supervisor Sue Frost–
In the midst of rising COVID cases statewide, on Nov. 13, Sacramento County was officially demoted to “purple tier” status, the state’s most restrictive level. These restrictions include, among other things, the closure of indoor operations for gyms, fitness centers, and restaurants.
By Tim Schaefer–
As the election approaches and voters ponder their decision about Citrus Heights’ Measure M (the latest attempt of the city to raise the taxes on its residents), I reflect on my nearly 60 years of life, as well as my personal finances over that time.
As a longtime resident of Citrus Heights and having been on the City Council from 1999-2005 and 2016 to the present, I remember when the city was one of only two other cities in California who could say three things:
By Bruce Lee–
As Sacramento Taxpayers Association President my duty is to represent you, the taxpayers. You may have read earlier OpEds regarding Measure M, but that’s not my primary purpose today.
By Bill Van Duker–
As we approach the election, I am reflecting back on the last 36 years in Citrus Heights.
By Sue Frost–
As everyone is painfully aware, the State of California remains in lockdown as we wait for the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since mid-March, schools and businesses have been forced to remain fully or partially closed.
By Ted Gaines–
Coronavirus disruptions are inspiring governments to employ every tactic available to ward off a Great Depression-style economic collapse. Whether it’s stimulus funds, Paycheck Protection Program loans, increased unemployment benefits, or rent forbearance, all..
By Jeannie Bruins–
I support Measure M for all the reasons that have been stated. Some people have stated that the additional penny on the dollar
