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Sue Frost, supervisor

Community survey seeks input on homelessness, COVID response

By Mike Hazlip— Sacramento County Supervisor Sue Frost is asking residents of Citrus Heights and surrounding areas to give their input by completing an online survey.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: infrastructure, public hearing, obituary

Latest local news briefs include an obituary of an 85-year-old resident, a second public hearing on redistricting, and Citrus Heights being featured by the League of California Cities for infrastructure improvements on Auburn Boulevard.

Sue Frost, supervisor

Guest Opinion: Mask mandates and a pattern of inconsistency

By Supervisor Sue Frost– It may be hard to realize this, but we are already well into 2022. I say this because I find myself reading headlines that make me feel like I am still living in late…

Citrus Heights neighborhood association to resume in-person meetings

By Mike Hazlip— After almost two years without an in-person meeting, the Park Oaks Neighborhood Association in Citrus Heights is set to hold their first meeting Thursday, February 17.

Triple wedding

Citrus Heights horse vaulting team prepares for triple wedding

By Mike Hazlip— Love is in the air for a Citrus Heights horse vaulting team as three siblings who coach the team plan a triple wedding.

Fundraiser: Cornhole tournament coming to Citrus Heights Community Center

Sentinel staff report– Tickets are currently on sale for an upcoming cornhole tournament fundraiser benefiting the Citrus Heights Police Activities League.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: stolen smoker, vaccines, recovery funding

Latest local news briefs include Citrus Heights police assisting in locating a stolen smoker, details of a new $320k grant benefiting small businesses, the swearing in of a new city manager, and an upcoming free COVID-19 vaccine clinic.…

Citrus Heights Letters: waste fee increase, composting

Latest letters from Citrus Heights Sentinel readers offer varying responses and criticism related to waste fee increases and a related state mandate regarding food waste recycling.

Van Maren family, playground

The story of an influential family who left their mark on Citrus Heights

By Mike Hazlip— A weathered, historical plaque can be found today near a playground at Van Maren Park, paying silent tribute to an influential family who once called that land home.

Citrus Heights News Briefs: ‘fast-food Mecca,’ obituary, fundraiser

Latest local news briefs include an obituary of a 90-year-old Citrus Heights resident, concerns about the city becoming a “fast-food Mecca” airing on a regional TV station, and firefighters collecting donations at Greenback and Sunrise. Vice Mayor concerned…