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St. Joseph’s Cemetery: A place of memories
Editor’s Note: This is part six in a series regarding Sacramento area cemeteries. The 149-year-old St. Joseph’s Cemetery on 21st Street, just south of Broadway, is one of the city’s oldest existing cemeteries. Regarding that cemetery and an earlier established
Riverside-Pocket area native Marvin Silva remembered
Editor’s Note: This is part one in a series about the late Riverside-Pocket area native Marvin Silva. Marvin Silva, who passed away last October, less than two weeks shy of his 90th birthday, lived a very eventful life. His connection
Former ‘disco king’ speaks about his work as a paranormal investigator
Editor’s Note: This is part three in a series about former Sacramento disco king, Paul Dale Roberts. In continuing with the story of the life and times of the former Sacramento disco king Paul Dale Roberts, following the death of
East Lawn Children’s Park was established through generous donations
Editor’s Note: This is part 14 in a series about the rich history of and associated with East Sacramento’s award-winning East Lawn Memorial Park. It may be one of the city’s smallest parks, but East Lawn Children’s Park at 1510
The Seductress Of Soup at the Pancake Circus
The Pancake Circus on Broadway is known for their head-sized pancakes, cool neon sign, waitresses who call you “hon” and of course the kitschy clown theme. But the real gem of the breakfast joint is manager Terri Mead and her
East Lawn mausoleum includes a variety of historical artwork
Editor’s Note: This is part five in a series about the rich history of and associated with East Sacramento’s award-winning East Lawn Memorial Park. Since its earliest years in the 1920s, the mausoleum at East Lawn Memorial Park has attracted
