Section: Local Stories
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I, senator
New anti-poverty effort has its roots in Upton Sinclair’s 1934 gubernatorial campaign.
This article was published on 11.07.02
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Survival of the sexiest
The Sacramento Zoo uses a dating service of sorts for its animals.
This article was published on 11.07.02
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Notes from the underground
FeNAM rising: Sacramento’s Festival of New American Music has become the showcase for a whole generation of composers and performers who produce experimental music.
This article was published on 11.07.02
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The marketing of breast cancer
Behind the pink ribbon hides the real story: the intense marketing of breast-cancer awareness and the medical industry and political insiders such awareness actually benefits.
This article was published on 10.31.02
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And still he runs
Beeman runs a long-shot campaign to oust Ose.
This article was published on 10.31.02
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State of the schools
Politics obscure a clear view of schools like Susan B. Anthony Elementary.
This article was published on 10.31.02
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City visions
Utility-tax measures could define the scope of local government.
This article was published on 10.31.02
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Father figure
Former Sacramentan Dusty Baker’s fatherly approach to managing Giants baseball has made for a strong generation of players.
This article was published on 10.24.02
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This land ain’t your land
Much of the Yuba Goldfields are supposed to be public property, but the mining industry is treating the moon-like landscape as personal property. That’s not sitting well with the locals.
This article was published on 10.24.02
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Terror-able water
Marc Keyser, your friendly neighborhood anti-terrorism activist, has been telling Elk Grove residents it’s easy to poison our water. Local officials say he’s all wet.
This article was published on 10.17.02
November 07, 2002
SN&R Vol 14 Issue 32
October 31, 2002
SN&R Vol 14 Issue 31
October 24, 2002
SN&R Vol 14 Issue 30
October 17, 2002
SN&R Vol 14 Issue 29