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VOLUME 39 • ISSUE 18 Serving Carmichael & Sacramento County since 1981 MAY 3, 2019
SEE SSWD to INSIDE Ages Ahead of Most of Us Invest $18 THOSE WITH Shriners Hospitals for Children Restoring Our Faith in Humanity ALZHEIMER’S Million NEED A FRIEND – A BEST FRIEND! in Water Infrastructure By SSWD staff
SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - Sacramento Suburban Water District (SSWD) is slated to invest more than PAGE 13 $18 million into improving its water infrastructure sys- tem this year. This comes ROTARY FUNDS on top of the $19 million spent in 2018. The invest- TRAINING TO ment is part of the District’s ongoing commitment to PREVENT HUMAN replacing and upgrading its infrastructure so the District TRAFFICKING can continue to meet the needs of its customers. One of SSWD’s priori- Shriners Hospital Development Director Alan Anderson (center) receives a $2500 donation from the Carmichael Chamber of ties is upgrading its extensive Commerce. The gift represents 10 percent of proceeds from the Chamber’s recent Person of the Year fundraiser. Presenters are system of water mainlines. Mayor Kelli Foley (left), Directors Amanda Lambert and Virginia Stone and Chamber President Jim Alves. Photo courtesy of Susan Maxwell Skinner Water mainlines are the pipes that deliver water from pump- By Patrick Larenas for Children, Alan Anderson. Other more profit oriented institutions ing stations to the service line Because of the economic reces- do not devote funds with “this kind of pipe that connects to a home SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) - Sacramento sion and rising health care costs, astonishing efficiency rate.” or business. SSWD has close PAGE 12 was fortunate when Shriners Hospital Shriners had been struggling with its Margaret Kugler M.D., Coordinator to 700 miles of water main- for Children opened its doors here traditional model of volunteer and of Educational and Vocational Services, lines, the oldest of which in 1997. It’s something many of us member based funding. tells us what also makes Shriners have been in service for more HOW TO MAKE take for granted, but not the children But Anderson said, “We have not Hospital for Children in Northern than 60 years. whose lives begin with tragic phys- lost that single purpose of giving California so different, “the Hospital This year SSWD will CHANGE FOR ical deformations or are severely these kids something closer to a nor- has an integrated school system so the construct 23,500 feet of burned. To honor this work the mal life, especially when we hear child can continue learning and par- new distribution main- THE BETTER Carmichael Chamber of Commerce parents are implicitly told by other ticipate in many of the activities, in lines as part of the Jonas recently awarded Shriners Hospital institutions that their child won’t addition to the arts and entertainment Main Replacement Project, By Janet Hegarty for Children with the Nonprofit of the amount to much.” that normal children enjoy.” which is located north of Year Award. Shriners can do this because they Shriners Hospital for Children Hurley Way. David Pirie of the Northern have been leading this independent cares and trains kids with long term They will also com- California Board of Governors for effort of healing children for well conditions, their organization having plete the final paving Shriners attended the ceremony and over a century. This enabled them to been designed to house those up to 18 around the Edison Mainline received the award on behalf of the develop an endowment fund, a spe- years of age. “The spirit of this is just Replacement Project, which Organization. He thanked business cialized infrastructure of hospitals, not possible if we were just a conven- is east of Watt Avenue and leaders, chamber members and others and research facilities across the tional hospital,” Anderson added. north of Whitney Avenue and present for the recognition. country. For more information visit: www. begin planning the Thor Main Subsequently, on April 23, the Anderson explained some of the his- shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/ Replacement Project, located Carmichael Chamber also presented tory, “Shriners was an early investor sacramento east of Eastern Avenue and PAGE 5 the philanthropic organization a in 20th century research and therefore For more information about north of Arden Way. donation for $2500 to the Director of the organization can devote more of Carmichael Chamber of Commerce Construction on this Development for Shriners Hospital that money and resources per child.” visit: www.carmichaelchamber.com H Project is set to begin in 2020. In addition, SSWD will: Design and begin construc- tion of two new pumping stations, one in the North Capital Region Celebrates Service Area (NSA) and the other in the South Service Area (SSA); Renovate two Scan our QR Code for a wells, one in the SSA and direct link to our online edition! Small Business Week one in the NSA; Modify three wells, located in the western portion of the SSA By Andrea Sandoval, Small Business Week will BERC, the City of Sacramento City Hall to increase operational effi- Sacramento County feature a series of seven Sacramento, CSUS Galleria, free admission. ciency and reduce operating events throughout the and Uptown Studios, Thursday, May 9, 2019 expenses; Remove three inac- SACRAMENTO, CA (MPG) week including: join entrepreneurs, Small Business Awards tive wells located throughout
PAID - According to the Monday, May 6, 2019 small businesses, and Lunch - The Sacramento the District to help protect PERMIT 350 PERMIT US POSTAGE
Carmichael, CA U.S. Small Business Capital Region Small industry leaders for sto- Business Journal and groundwater quality. PRESORTED STD. PRESORTED Association, more than Business Week Multi- rytelling designed to U.S. Small Business Another major focus for Change Service Requested half of Americans either Chamber Mixer - Hosted energize, motivate, and Administration are hosting the District is completing the own or work for a small by COWO, network with give you practical tips to the annual Small Business installation of water meters business, and they cre- other small businesses in lead business growth, tal- Awards to celebrate the on all connections in order to ate about two out of every the Capital Region! ent development, and small businesses that drive meet the state’s deadline of three new jobs in the U.S. Event Details: 5:00 competitive advantage. our economy. transitioning all customers to To recognize the entrepre- - 8:00 p.m. at the Event Details: The pro- Event Details: 11:00 a metered rate by 2025. neurs and small businesses COWO Campus, 1507 gram will go from 3:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. at the SSWD is on track to install in the region, Sacramento 21st Street, Suite 200, - 7:00 p.m. at Golden 1 Double Tree Hotel 2001 1,000 new meters in 2019, County is celebrating Sacramento CA 95811. Center. Tickets are $10. Point W Way, Sacramento, which will raise the number Capital Region Small Participating chambers Wednesday, May 8, 2019 CA 95815. Admission is of metered accounts to 93 Business Week from May that pay $100 fee, tick- Capital Connection - $60. percent by the end of the year. 5 through May 11, 2019. ets are free and all others, Hosted by the Capital May Marketplace – The meter installation effort Small businesses play including non-chamber Region SBDC, learn how Hosted by the California will be finished by the end of a vital role in stimulating members, admission is to bridge that gap, and get Capital FDC, this annual 2022 well in advance of the economic growth and cre- $20. Appetizers and a your small business the event focuses on sup- state deadline. ating jobs, which is why drink ticket included in capital you need. Come porting small businesses These investments will Sacramento County offers admission! hear from and meet with within the Capitol Region! result in fewer interruptions several incentives to help Tuesday, May 7, 2019 banks, credit unions and Shop with 70 small busi- of service, help to reduce these businesses meet BizX: “Leading Like other lending institutions. nesses and learn about long-term costs and enable their start-up or expansion a Boss” – Hosted by Event Details: 9:00 a.m. the latest products and SSWD to maintain stable goals. The Capitol Region Sacramento County, – 2:30 p.m. at the West Continued on page 14 rates into the future. H
www.CarmichaelTimes.com 2 •• CARMICHAELCarmichael TimesTIMES • GRAPEVINE INDEPENDENT • CITRUS HEIGHTS MESSENGER • AMERICAN RIVER MESSENGER • GOLD RIVER MESSENGER MAY• MAY 3 3, ,2019 2019 Mentors Make a Difference Story and photos “expose these kids to expe- by Shaunna Boyd riences and people they’d never have otherwise. I SACRAMENTO REGION, CA want to let them know (MPG) - On April 19, more that big dreams can be than 100 young men par- achievable.” ticipated in the Tim Brown Football players from Rio 9-1-1 Playmakers Camp, Americano and El Camino sponsored by retired — high school teams whose Oakland Raider and NFL bitter rivalry ended last sea- Hall of Fame player Tim son with a brawl — served Brown and the 9-1-1 for together at the camp as Kids Foundation. The coach’s helpers, supporting California Highway Patrol the kids through the sports (CHP) hosts the annual event drills while teaching about at their training academy in character development. West Sacramento, and CHP When asked how his officers serve as some of the players were feeling about mentors to the youth as they working with the rival team, interact through football Retired Oakland Raider and NFL Hall of Fame player Tim Brown sponsored the Tim Brown 9-1-1 Playmakers Camp. Photo by Roger Riggsby El Camino Head Coach JP training drills. coaches, and mentors who Roeszler, is a local non- the community,” said Coach Lorenzo Walsh, one of Dolliver said, “At the end of Tim Brown explained were around me at that time, profit that coaches character Roz. “It’s just a wonder- the Playmakers mentors, the day… they’re just kids to the participating kids especially when I was in through leadership. Working ful day of character and has 15 years of coaching playing football.… They that football was just a dis- high school … I don’t know together with Tim Brown, football.” experience, and he strives shook hands. And this year’s guise for what they were what would have happened the 9-1-1 Playmakers Camp Coach Shannon Sauers to get underprivileged kids going to be a different expe- really teaching at this camp. to me.” provides an opportunity for coached with Coach Roz fed, educated, and involved rience because of it.” Brown said, “I want you to “You have people here mentors to encourage and right out of college and, in youth football. Walsh “I think it’s just a great walk away with some sense who care about you,” said support at-risk kids. years later, he is still incor- said he knows all too well experience for the kids to of hope. Whatever your sit- Brown. “I think that’s some- “What we’re doing here porating what he learned how difficult it is to grow give back to the younger uation is right now, it can thing that’s very important. today with Tim Brown is from Coach Roz in his up without the support and kids.… It shows the impor- change.” Because sometimes in this a Playmakers activity fun own coaching: “He was encouragement of a male tance of the leadership Brown explained that his world we can think, ‘Oh, no day for at-risk and special the first one who taught me role model, so he wants to aspect of being a student father was not involved in one cares about me’… But needs kids — just provid- that character was the most provide that support to as athlete,” said Dolliver. “It’s his life for many years while people do care.” ing for them a great day important aspect of coach- many kids as possible. good to bring them out he was growing up, and that The Playmakers that’s all based around char- ing. He taught me that it’s Walsh said that bring- here, and I think it’s going caused him a lot of pain. Organization, founded acter and doing the right really about developing ing kids to participate in to make them better football “If not for the teachers, by Greg “Coach Roz” thing and serving others in young men.” Playmakers is a way to players themselves.” H
Participants warm up with exercises in the gym before hitting the field.
The tug-of-war drill tests participants’ strength and stamina Players practice the basics of passing and catching. while teaching the importance of teamwork. The hurdles drill tests participants’ speed and agility.
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CARMICHAEL COMMUNITY UPDATE Rio Americano Home to
at 6 pm at the Carmichael More than half of all Park Clubhouse, 5750 Americans either own or Top High School Bands Grant Avenue. work for a small business, At those evening meet- and these small businesses ings, I’ll provide a brief create about two out of DownBeat Magazine Student Music Awards Rio Bands update on County issues every three new jobs in the and then we’ll have our United States each year. By Erin Treadwell, guest speaker followed by Small Business’ success Questions and Answers. equals America’s success. SACRAMENTO CA (MPG) - The Rio Americano High By County It should be an interesting For details about Small discussion. Business Week including a School Band Program Supervisor I hold several schedule of events, please is receiving three major Susan Peters Community Meetings go online to capitalregions- awards from DownBeat throughout the year each mallbusinessweek.org. Magazine, the print author- Through the generos- with a guest speaker and ity on Jazz since the 1930’s. ity of The Carmichael flyers for Arden Arcade LIBRARY BOOK The awards are: Times this column serves and Carmichael identify- SALES Co-Winners “Best to provide an update about ing the remaining dates Both the Arden- High School Large Jazz matters affecting the unin- and times are available Dimick Library and the Ensemble” – ‘AM Jazz corporated communities The Rio Americano High School AM Jazz Ensemble was on my website at bos.sac- Carmichael Library will Ensemble’; of Arden Arcade and named a finalist in the Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival. Photo county.net. be holding book sales this Co-Winners “Best High courtesy of Rio Americano High School Carmichael. month. Funds from these School Small Group” – MAY COMMUNITY SMALL BUSINESS sales will be used for local Rio’s Mingus Legacy they performed on April more accolades than ever MEETINGS WEEK library programs. Octet; 5th. This was Rio’s second before”- Josh Murray, Rio This month I will be Small Business The Friends of Arden- Winner – “Best High time at Swing Central. Americano Band Director holding two community Week is May 6-10 and Dimick Library will School Jazz Arrangement” Rio Jazz bands recently With three concert bands, meetings in Arden Arcade Sacramento County’s be holding a three-day - Rio Junior Jackson Irvine. placed second in both big three jazz bands, and a one- and Carmichael each fea- Office of Economic Weekend Book Sale start- The 42nd Annual band and jazz combo at the of-a-kind small ensemble turing as special guest Development and the ing Friday, May 3, 12 DownBeat Student Music Monterey Next Generation class, the Rio Americano speaker Captain Santos Business Environmental noon-5 pm plus the next Awards recognizes excel- Jazz Competition. As one Band Program has long Ramos, who is the com- Resource Center are part- day, Saturday, May 4, 10 lence in music education, of the top three bands at the been acknowledged as one mander of the Sheriff’s nering with other business am to 5 pm, and conclud- and the winners come from event, the AM ensemble of the finest high school North Division. Among groups in recognizing the ing on Sunday, May 5, 12 an international pool of has been invited to perform music programs in the the unincorporated com- contributions of America’s noon-3 pm. Each day’s applicants. at the world-renowned United States. munities served by his entrepreneurs and small sale will be at the Arden- The recognition caps a Monterey Jazz Festival in This year, several Rio division are Arden Arcade, business owners. Dimick Library, 891 Watt banner year for Rio Band September. This will be band seniors have been Carmichael, and Fair Oaks. During the week a series Avenue. which includes: Rio’s 17th time performing offered full or significant Besides being responsi- of events will be held The Friends of the The AM Jazz Ensemble at the festival; scholarships to the Berklee ble for the area’s patrol designed to connect our Carmichael Library will was named a finalist in the Rio Band was selected by College of Music, UCLA activities, Captain Ramos region’s small businesses be holding a two-day Essentially Ellington Jazz Eastman Wind Instruments – Herb Albert School of has the Problem Oriented with local resources and Weekend Book Sale start- Festival, to be held May 9 as winner of the national Music, and a UOP Jazz Policing (POP) and the celebrate the important ing Saturday, May 4, 10 – 11th at Lincoln Center in “Perform With Mintzer” Ambassadorship, among Homeless Outreach Team role small businesses play am to 5 pm as well as the New York City. This will competition. Legendary others. (HOT) Units under his here in the Capital Region. next day, Sunday, May 5, be Rio’s ninth appearance saxophonist Bob Mintzer Alumni are currently command. As a former small 12 noon to 4 pm. Each sale at the “super bowl of High will be performing with Rio found at the top col- The first meeting will business owner, I know will be at the Carmichael School jazz festivals”. Band on October 17, 2019 leges and conservatories be in Arden Arcade on first-hand the hard work Library, 5605 Marconi Only 15 bands are in Rio’s new Performing including University of Thursday, May 9, 6 it takes to have a success- Avenue. selected from across North Arts Center; Miami Frost School of pm at the Conzelmann ful business so please take Susan Peters represents America for this honor. Many other indi- Music, Oberlin, Berklee, Community Center in advantage of the oppor- the Third District on the Along with performing at vidual and group The New School, and Howe Park, 2201 Cottage tunities available during Sacramento County Board Lincoln Center, the band accomplishments. List California State University Way. The second meeting Small Business Week and of Supervisors. She can be will receive clinics and available upon request. Northridge. Former Rio will be in Carmichael on unleash your entrepreneur- reached at susanpeters@ be judged by jazz greats “In the storied his- Student – John Daversa Wednesday, May 15, also ial spirit. saccounty.net H including Wynton Marsalis; tory of Rio Band, we’ve was a winner of three 2019 The Rio PM Jazz never had a year quite like Grammy Awards and is Ensemble was selected this one. 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that she leads a socialist party goes for the prominence of defined by a few radicals in Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. the House. She has been on the cover Effective Life Change On “60 Minutes,” she stal- of Time magazine, Rolling wartly declared: “I do reject Stone (with Nancy Pelosi), socialism as a economic sys- Hollywood Reporter and Deal with Structural Issues tem. If people have that view, Bloomberg Businessweek. that’s their view. That is not Annie Leibovitz photo- By Chris Cheney written by the move- Sorry, the view of the Democratic graphed her for Vogue. She’s ment’s founder, Mary Party.“ She dismissed the left been interviewed by “60 CARMICHAEL, CA (MPG) - Baker Eddy. Democrats, wing in her caucus as “like, Minutes.” Someone tried to break Hegarty will also share five people.” She was among the top 10 into her home in the mid- her own experiences Your Stars Are In sheer numbers this is House Democrats in fund- dle of the night. He’d that illustrate effective Socialists true, but it’s the wrong way raising the first quarter, and already broken into the change, like being cured to count. had the highest percentage of neighbor’s. She prayed of an allergy and recover- There was Bernie Sanders The fact is that the most small donors (her ally, Ilhan specifically. The thief left ing from a sudden career at a Fox News Channel town compelling stars of the party Omar, also excelled). all of the stolen items on a derailment. hall, not giving an inch in are self-declared socialists It’s obviously vexing neighbor’s lawn. Find out Before becoming a a forum every Democratic with a knack for generating to Pelosi to see a House what specific prayer is and Christian Science practi- presidential candidate has controversy and media atten- majority built by the how to do it. tioner, Janet Hegarty had shunned. tion, and with committed careful avoidance of ideolog- This true experience Janet Hegarty will be the a career producing orig- His reward was a cataract mass followings. Pelosi ical extravagance and won in illustrates how the secure speaker for a free, public talk inal music for theatre on “How to Make Change for of good reviews, and monster might wish it weren’t true, marginal districts hijacked, structure of our daily lives the Better.” and film. Though find- ratings. Sanders had a solid but poll numbers, fundraising at least in terms of public often seems interrupted by ing success, she felt an hour to try to reach people and follower counts don’t lie. attention, by a few freshmen the unexpected. an unpredictable man in underlying sense of fear not favorably inclined to his Sanders is reliably sec- and a 77-year-old Vermont “This example can be the sky who arbitrarily for her health and uncer- worldview, at the very least ond -- sometimes first -- in socialist. a bit of a metaphor for blesses some and con- tainty about the future. demonstrating that he’s will- national and state presiden- Yes, there are vast num- our lives,” says practitio- demns others, but Life The new concepts about ing to show up outside his tial polling. He’s outraised bers of Democrats out there ner of Christian Science and Love itself, the very God found in Christian political silo. everyone else in the field and, who aren’t on Twitter or healing and international Principle of everything Science moved her to Why hadn’t any of the with his massive small-donor Instagram. Maybe there are speaker Janet Hegarty. real and good.” a feeling of fulfillment other Democrats done base, probably can continue enough of them to nomi- “Permanent, substantive Hegarty will give a and security. More than it before? Because they to do so for the duration. nate Joe Biden, or a Pete change in our lives often free, public talk exploring a superficial change in lacked the verve and ideo- More than anyone else, he Buttigieg can win on a pro- needs more than a new this fresh perspective of attitude, Hegarty felt the logical self-confidence of has defined the Democratic gressive platform clothed in look, a different job, or God titled, “How to make life-changing power of Sanders, as well as the inde- Party’s current agenda. a moderate demeanor. even a pill. To find lasting change for the better,” God’s goodness. pendent streak to buck the It’ll be much harder to But the party’s stars will peace and even physi- on Thursday, May 9 @ 7 Today she helps others Democratic Party’s attempt maintain that the Democratic have something to say about cal healing, we have to go PM; 4949 Kenneth Ave, find this kind of healing to hold the line against Fox. Party isn’t socialist if it nom- it. The great Zionist Theodor deeper than just managing Carmichael. Her ideas too, and travels from her As a message candidate, inates one as its presidential Herzl maintained, “It is the surface symptoms.” come from the Bible and home base of St. Louis, Sanders is willing to take his candidate, which everyone simple and fantastic which Hegarty continues, are practiced in a prayer- MO, to talk with audi- anywhere. paying attention realizes is a leads men.” As Bernie “Like a building needs a based method of healing ences as a member of the Speaker Nancy Pelosi, real possibility. Sanders showed, it’s also strong foundation, we can called Christian Science. Christian Science Board miraculously transformed If this happens, it won’t willing to go on Fox News. find a secure life founda- Christian Science is fully of Lectureship. into a relatively mod- be the work of conserva- Rich Lowry is editor of the tion by discovering the explained in the book, Janet Hegarty is avail- erate Democratic elder tives hoping to negatively National Review. unfailing source of our which Hegarty will refer- able for interviews. stateswoman, has been push- brand the Democrats, but of (c) 2019 by King Features being. This source is the ence, Science and Health Contact Chris Cheney at ing back against the notion the party’s faithful. The same Synd., Inc. H one, all-good God–not with Key to the Scriptures, 916-285-5666. H
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