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Amazon is planning to hire 3,000 additional employees in the Sacramento area as part of an effort to add 26,000 new employees throughout California. The positions are varied and include logistics, fulfillment, and transportation. Wages will start at more than $18 per hour, said Amazon in a press release. Amazon has hired 153,000 new employees…
Back in the day: September 19 1952 Last Sunday was an important day in the history of the Calvary Lutheran Church of Rio Linda. C. H. S. Hunziker, pastor, the Sunday School pupils, and the adult members of the church were present in large numbers to witness the event. Reverend A. C. Schultz of Saint…
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On Monday, September 13th, President Joe Biden will stop in Sacramento on Monday to assess the impact of wildfires ravaging the region. This will be his second stop of the day, after beginning the day in Boise, Idaho. Upon completion of his stop in Sacramento, Biden will travel to Long Beach to stump for California…
Article Date: Wednesday, September 8, 2021 The County Board of Supervisors will provide $1 million through the 2021 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…
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In a message sent out via Twitter this morning, Twin Rivers Unified School District is announcing that they will be making some bus route changes due to a driver shortage. TRUSD states that the changes will “only impact a small percentage of students” and that families will be notified directly if their student is impacted….
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LaVeta Irene Wolfinbarger Minikel was born Sept. 1, 1929 to Verl and Daisy Wolfinbarger in Chino, California. She graduated from Chino High School and L.I.F.E. Bible College in Los Angeles, California. Preceded in death by husband Arnold Minikel Jr., daughter Delra Gromer, brothers Bob & Eldon Wolfinbarger, and sisters Vivian Van Delft & Marylin Yeisley….
