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Chef Dane Blom of Sacramento is sharing a selection of his recipes with local audiences. The recipes were featured by CBS News, highlighting dishes from the Sacramento-area chef. Readers are being invited to try the dishes at home, putting a spotlight on the city's local food scene and its homegrown culinary talent.
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Junior Achievement of Sacramento, the local affiliate of the youth nonprofit that teaches students about work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy, is making headlines. Beyond its name appearing in business news coverage, no further details about what the organization did or announced are available at this time.
- 3Sacramento's Greek Festival brings food, music and culture▼Sacramento’s Greek Festival brings food, music and culture
Sacramento's Greek Festival is underway, offering traditional Greek food, live music and cultural activities to visitors. The annual event gives the local community a chance to experience Greek cuisine, dancing and traditions, and the local broadcaster KCRA is covering the festivities as a featured regional story.
- 4Five Sacramento-area nursing homes named among Newsweek's best of 2027▼Five Sacramento-area facilities among Newsweek’s best nursing homes of 2027
Five nursing homes in the Sacramento area have been named among Newsweek's best nursing homes for 2027. The recognition places the local facilities alongside top-rated care centers nationwide, offering a boost for the region's long-term care sector. Families weighing care options for elderly relatives often use such rankings when comparing facilities.
- 5Writer William Vollmann, dying, remains rooted in Sacramento●Famed writer William Vollmann is dying. Sacramento’s still a big part of his life
William Vollmann, the acclaimed and prolific American novelist and journalist, has revealed he is dying, according to the Sacramento Bee, which notes that Sacramento remains central to his life and work. Long known for sprawling fiction and immersive reporting, Vollmann has kept his home city as a recurring subject and setting, and local readers are reflecting on his legacy.