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East Sacramento Preservation Scholarship Deadline Looming!
East Sacramento Preservation will provide a $500 scholarship to a college-bound public high school senior from East Sacramento. The scholarship will be awarded based on the applicant’s demonstrated dedication and desire to enhance his or her community. The student’s focus should be on preservation of worthy institutions, landmarks and a healthy neighborhood environment.
East Sacramento Preservation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit grass roots group. Our mission is to protect and preserve East Sacramento’s quality of life. We in East Sacramento Preservation help the community protect historic structures and classic parks. For more than 12 years, we have pushed for a safe and healthy environment in the community. We volunteer, advocate, speak out, underwrite speakers and forum, write and inform. We have wide support from the community both in and out of East Sacramento. Our supporters are concerned about honesty and sunshine in government and neighborhood preservation. We are a strong, organized neighborhood voice.
Applications are available now and are due on May 5, 2017. Winners will be notified by the end of May and the scholarship will be awarded at the East Portal Park—Pops in the Park Concert on June 3, 2017.
Basic eligibility:
Fall 2016 College Bound, Public High School Senior
Living in East Sacramento (area code 95819 and 95816—east of 30th Street)
How to apply:
2017 Application
East Sacramento Preservation Scholarship
East Sacramento Preservation offers a $500 scholarship to a college-bound public high school senior from East Sacramento. The scholarship will be awarded based on the applicant’s demonstrated dedication and desire to enhance his or her community. The student’s focus should be on preservation of worthy institutions, landmarks or the neighborhood’s environment.
Applications are due on May 5, 2017. Winners will be notified by the end of May and the scholarship will be awarded at the East Portal Park—Pops in the Park Concert on June 3, 2017.
Basic eligibility:
College Bound, Public High School Senior
Living in East Sacramento (area code 95819 and 95816—east of 30th Street)
Send your completed application to Scholarship at contact@eastsacpreservation.org
Please send the following information in the body of your email:
Last Name:
First Name:
Street Address:
City, State, ZIP:
E-mail address:
Date of birth:
Current School:
College you plan to attend:
Please send your essay as an attachment to your application or in the body of the email.
Complete an essay of no more than 500 words that addresses the following:
- Tell us about yourself. What motivates you and what plans do you have for the future? What initiative have you taken to better your community? How do you plan to not only advance your community in the future, but also protect its best qualities?
- We believe that “Preservation is a letter to the future.” What role do you believe preservation plays in East Sacramento?
All applications are due on May 5, 2017.
Posted in East Portal
Tagged East Sacramento, East Sacramento Preservation Scholarship, Sacramento, scholarships
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McKinley Village Update
Tonight City Council plans to have a discussion item on the agenda for McKinley Village issues, including the Revised Draft of the Environmental Impact Report (RDEIR). The link below is a March 3, 2017 submission to the city from the law firm opposing the city’s work on the McKinley Village EIR. East Sacramento Preservation understands the RDEIR to be insufficient on traffic analysis and issues and urges the city to properly address and mitigate traffic problems that will be cause by McKinley Village.
Below is a link to the March 3,2017 letter to the city.
Posted in McKinley Village, Uncategorized
Tagged Angelides, calming traffic, city of sacramento, East Sacramento, East Sacramento Neighborhood Associations, East Sacramento Preservation, McKinley Village, riverview capital investments, Steve Cohn, Traffic Study
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