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Onramp closures

New Antelope Road on-ramp meter install rescheduled for this weekend

Sentinel staff report– Installation of a new on-ramp meter in Citrus Heights has once again been pushed back. ..

Obituary | Mary E. Robinson: 1922-2019

Mary “Tat” Elizabeth Catherine Robinson passed peacefully on March 28, 2019, in Roseville, California. Born December 15, 1922, in Sacramento to Guy Phillip Van Maren and Iva Mae Whitsell.

Sylvan Ranch Community Garden

Organic garden in Citrus Heights hosting annual plant sale this weekend

Sentinel staff report– The all-organic Sylvan Ranch Community Garden in Citrus Heights will host its 2019 annual plant sale from April 12-14, with organizers inviting the public to pick up a plant or two to help support the…

Sylvan Oaks Library’s $2M remodel on track for re-opening this summer

By Thomas J. Sullivan–Upgrades to the existing 12,500-square-foot Sylvan Oaks Library located at the corner of Auburn Boulevard and Van Maren Lane are on track towards completion when the library reopens mid-summer 2019, according to contractors working on…

Citrus Heights News Briefs: trees, bar closure, obituary, deadly force

Latest local news briefs include a sports bar closing its door in Citrus Heights, an obituary honoring a great granddaughter of the Van Maren family immigrants, and comments from local officials regarding the death penalty and police use…

Citrus Heights

Mesa Verde ‘superstar’ students selected for Boys State program

By Thomas J. Sullivan– Three Mesa Verde High School juniors have been nominated to participate in the 2019 session of Boys State, sponsored by the American Legion. The civics and leadership session will be held from June 22-29,…

Winter shelter, HART. Luke Otterstad, photo credit

Citrus Heights HART calls winter shelter for homeless a success

By Thomas J. Sullivan– The Citrus Heights Homeless Assistance Resource Team (HART) is calling this year’s Winter Sanctuary program to temporarily house the city’s homeless a qualified success…

Volunteers sought for annual Creek Week cleanup in Citrus Heights

By Thomas J. Sullivan– Registration for 2019 Creek Week continues through this Friday, reminds Alta Tura, president of the Sacramento Area Creeks Council. ..

Slideshow: Pet-a-Palooza draws crowds, plenty of tail wags at Rusch Park

Dogs of all breeds enjoyed a playful day in the sun at Rusch Park during Pet-a-Palooza on Saturday, while their two-legged companions enjoyed food booths, live music and informative booths throughout the day…

The Glass Slipper

Volunteers building new kitchen in Citrus Heights to serve at-risk girls

Construction has begun on a new commercial kitchen in Citrus Heights that will become part of a training academy for at-risk girls and young women…

Toni Morgan, homeless navigator, citrus heights

LETTER: Citrus Heights navigator helped keep me from becoming homeless

When I first received Toni Morgan’s card, I felt the same way: what does the navigator do?

Citrus Heights News Briefs: use-of-force, shooting, Easter Bunny

Latest local news briefs include Citrus Heights council members being criticized for their position on a use-of-force bill, neighbors concerned over a rundown home, shooting suspects arrested in Citrus Heights, and the Easter Bunny arriving at Sunrise Mall…