Whether you find planking cool or you don’t see the point of it, people across the globe are catching on.
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Knights Football gets underway September 2nd
Knights open their football season at Roseville High on September 2nd
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Rio Linda Shopping Center Sells for $1.5M
Aiad and Hoda Samuel purchased the former Mar-Val grocery store at Mar-Val Plaza for $1.5 million.
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Congressman McClintock Honors Sgt. Russell Proctor
On June 26th, a roadside bomb in Julula, Iraq claimed the life of a young man from Oroville, California.
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Bomb squad busy in Rio Linda
An Elk Grove High School chemistry teacher is not facing charges after a pickup truck belonging to the instructor, was found with suspicous device inside. Sacramento Metro Fire spokesman Scott Cockrum said just after 12 p.m. Sunday, a tow truck driver brought a pickup truck to the fire station on Rio Linda Boulevard. The driver told firefighters he […]
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Richard Franklin Fund Raiser Car Wash
Sunday July 17th at 10:00 am friends and family of Richard (aka Doug) Franklin are hosting a car wash at Oscars Market on Main Street in Rio Linda.
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Free Healthshack Vaccination Program is Now Open
Vaccination Program is Now Open, and free to qualified individuals.
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Rio Linda Post Office may close
Our Post Offices may close and be consolidated with the North Highlands Post Office.
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NASCAR Champion Jeff Gordon and Rio Linda
Rio Linda is where it all really got started, and I was so thankful to be a part of saving that racetrack.
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Pictures from Thunder in the Park
Thunder in the Park is arguably the biggest event in Rio Linda all year long, and this edition didn’t disappoint.
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SacBee Editorial Response
The Sacramento bee posted an editorial today about the recent grand jury report regarding the RLECWD. You can find it here. I’m reposting my comment here, because it’s important for everyone to know the truth, not what some flunky, research-impaired editorial writer wants you to know. Gimme a second here, I’m going to rub my […]
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Farm Days at the Dry Creek Ranch House
The nasty, nasty weather we’ve had held off on Saturday and spared the visitors to the annual Farm and Tractor Days at the Dry Creek Ranch House in Rio Linda. The wind was an unwelcome guest, and the day was overcast, but it didn’t stop anyone from coming out to visit the ranch house, see […]
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Amgen Tour of California May 16
The Amgen Tour of California bicycle race came through Rio Linda on Monday, and I went to the corner of Elkhorn and East Levee to see the riders pass. It was interesting, but the bikes were really moving so it was a very brief visit to our berg. I got there at around 2:30, and […]
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Community Watch, May 19 5:30pm
The Community Watch Meeting is scheduled for Next Thursday, May 19, 2011 to begin at 5:30pm. Location: RLE Community Center 810 Oak Lane Rio Linda, CA 95673 The CHP, Sac Sheriff and TRPD Agencies are invited. Bring your Community Crime Concerns to the Meeting for a discussion and possible answers.
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Elverta man sentenced in 16th street crash
An Elverta man who crashed into a sports utility vehicle and killed a woman in north Sacramento County last year has been sentenced to seven years in state prison.
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September 20, 1986 – Sacramento Bee
Sunview Place — at 8th and Q streets in Rio Linda.
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Rio Linda Road Rage
Y’know, something happened this morning that really bothered me. It’s not something that would happen anywhere else, but because of the strange alignment of I street and Elkhorn Blvd. in front of Rio Linda High School I see it happening all the time. In the morning and afternoon, parents often turn from eastbound Elkhorn onto […]
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Monday Memories: 49’er Drive-In
One of the most popular discussions we’ve ever had on the Facebook page has been about the 49er Drive In on Marysville Blvd. The Bell Drive In opened around 1950 with just one screen… what those of us who worked there know as “field 3”, the largest of what ultimately became a 6 screen theater. […]
