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Supervisors Provide $1M in Grants for Non-Profits

The County Board of Supervisors will provide $1 million through the 2018 TOT Grant Program to support nonprofit organizations located in Sacramento County that carry out community-based programs and/or services in the areas of economic and workforce development, arts and culture, community development, or ​health and human services.  The County began setting aside funding for […]

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Authors to Discuss WW2 Life at Rio Linda Library

By Rin Carbin / Sacramento Public Library Learn more about Sacramento’s wartime role from 1941 to 1945 and how it shaped the Sacramento of today with World War II Sacramento, a new book by Library archivists that is heavily based on research from Library collections. Library archivists Amanda DeWilde and James Scott and Library Supervisor Eric […]

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Racist Graffiti at Rio Linda High School

Vandals struck Rio Linda High School last week.  The words “Trump will deport you” were tagged on a Spanish teacher’s door at Rio Linda High sometime Thursday night/Friday morning. They also wrote “Slavery was a choice”, echoing Kanye West’s recent TMZ interview, and singled out one of the teachers as a Jew. Four classrooms, two […]

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Rio Linda Online Named BEST Local News Source

On Monday May 28th 2018, Rio Linda Online (RioLindaOnline.com) was named the Sacramento region’s Best Local News Source by the readers and voters of the Sacramento A-List. Rio Linda Online also won the Best Local Blogger category in 2016, and ranked 3rd in 2017. The annual Sacramento A-List competition featured more than 11,816 businesses competing […]

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Summer is Coming! Safety Tips for Parks and Rivers

Memorial Day is almost here, and with that marks the beginning of the summer recreation season. Sacramento County’s Department of Regional Parks would like to remind visitors about safe ways to enjoy the parks and rivers. Be Safe in the Water: Life Looks Good On You—and so does a life vest! Before you dive in, put on […]

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Glad Reunion Day!

by Jane Royer Memorial Day brings a great sense of pride and appreciation for our service men and women and the freedoms they have fought for.  Liberty doesn’t come without a price and the Church of Rio Linda honors all those who have served and sacrificed that we may enjoy the freedoms we have today. […]

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Whatever Happened to the Pie Lady?

Special to Rio Linda Online by Jane Royer First of all, thank you so much for all the pies you have bought from the Church of Rio Linda. We have felt honored to know that many of you have made “church pies” a family tradition. As you may know, our biggest pie sales were at Thanksgiving […]

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Second Man Convicted in Museum Gold Heist

The Key West case of the stolen gold bar has ended with two convictions but with only a sliver of the treasure recovered. Jarred Goldman acted as the lookout while his cohort stole a 16th century gold bar from its case at a Key West museum in 2010, a federal jury decided Wednesday evening. He […]

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2018 Farm and Tractor Days this Weekend

Step back in time! The 2018 Farm and Tractor Days is a nonprofit event which promotes “farm life” with hundreds of antique tractors and working engines, draft horse demonstrations, farm animals, hay rides, museum tours, crafts and more on 145 pristine acres. Friday is “kids day” with children being bussed in from all over the region. […]

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Part of Stolen Gold Bar Recovered

A piece of the 4.5 pound 17th century gold bar stolen from a Key West museum in 2010 has been recovered. The case is scheduled for trial May 14 at U.S. District Court in Key West. In pre-trial motions, prosecutors refer to a “portion” of the bar valued at $550,000 that has been recovered but […]

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Editorial: It’s Time to Change California Public Notice Laws

For the most part, California public notice law has not been changed or altered since its inception in 1943. In that time, “newspapers” have seen a dramatic decline in subscribers, readership and circulation as the citizens of California are finding their news on the internet; on social media, on newspaper or broadcaster websites, or on […]