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City Ignores Preservation and Citizen Voices
On July 14, 2015 the Sacramento City Council approved the Sacramento Commons Project. This project includes demolition of the Capitol Towers Historic District and a rich section of downtown’s urban canopy. Our city needs to take a step back and embrace planning that preserves a healthy legacy for future generations.
Posted in Preservation District
Tagged capitol commons, city core, city council, city of sacramento, downtown preservation, East Sacramento History, Historic Preservation District, planning commision, tree canopy, trees
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Clang Clang Clang Went the Trolley
Sacramento’s historic street cars
It’s here! On Tuesday is the East Sacramento Preservation Speaker Series—William Burg, history of the Sacramento trolley system. Come March 31, 6:00 PM Clunie Club House 602 Alhambra Blvd. Bill will discuss our historic trolley car system that ran through Sacramento and the challenges of bringing it back.
We guarantee raffle winners of Bill’s Sacramento history books. Including Sacramento’s Street Cars, and Midtown Sacramento-Creative Soul of the City.
Posted in Preservation District, Speaker Series
Tagged Bill Burg, city of sacramento, Clunie Clubhouse, East Sacramento Neighborhood Associations, East Sacramento Preservation, Photos East Sacramento, Sacramento Street Cars, Sacramento Trolley Cars, train, William Burg
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