By JT Long on April 28, 2010
Sacramento State Department of Psychology Professor Dr. Jeffrey Calton was awarded a $329,114 grant to study the brain cells of rats in an attempt to understand how people get disoriented.
Posted in Business, Education, Government
By Michelle Ventress on April 12, 2010
In our personal lives many of us have chosen to incorporate green lifestyle options into our daily activities. Teaching our children the necessity of recycling or making energy efficient improvements to our home are fairly commonplace. But what about in our professional lives? What changes have we made at our place of business to encourage [...]
Posted in Business, Government
By Geoffrey Sakala on February 24, 2010
With 11 private post-secondary schools, 4 school districts and a satellite community college campus, Rancho Cordova is a burgeoning regional education hub. Representatives from local schools and partner organizations, such as SETA, LEED, the Rancho Cordova Chamber and the City have begun meeting on a regular basis to discuss how to further capitalize on this [...]
Posted in Business, Economic Development, Government
By Geoffrey Sakala on February 24, 2010
A long blighted Folsom Boulevard property will soon be demolished and replaced with residential new construction. The redevelopment of the former “Stagger Inn” site has been a top priority for community members for years. Demolition of adjacent structures will take place this Spring, and the Stagger Inn will likely be bull dozed this summer. The [...]
Posted in Economic Development, Government
By Geoffrey Sakala on February 24, 2010
The City of Rancho Cordova has recently received approval to annex 1.2 sq. miles of land commonly know as the finger into the city. The finger area, a 1.2 square mile sliver of land along Highway 50, will become part of the legal boundaries of the City of Rancho Cordova. The annexation approval is the [...]
Posted in Economic Development, Government
