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Articles Written by: WALTER YOST
More than 300 California high school students are expected to attend the 22nd Annual Sacramento Builders' Exchange Design/Build event at Cosumnes River College April 1-2.
Approximately 18 teams of students will compete in the event, showcasing their ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
26 Mar 2009
Thank you for coming to sacbee.com. We welcome your participation in our commenting boards and forums, but we ask that you follow a few simple rules to keep the boards open and the discourse civil.
We reserve the right to delete comments that contain ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
26 Mar 2009
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From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
26 Mar 2009
Middle school students are invited to enter the 2009 Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge and a chance to win $50,000 in U.S. savings bonds.
Students have until May 20 to submit a short video about a specific scientific concept related to ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
26 Mar 2009
The Khamsa quadruplets from left, Melody, Preana, Natalie and Audreana have a happy seventh birthday Wednesday at the Sutter Memorial Hospital maternity ward where they were born, weighing a combined 10 pounds. Many of the nurses and medical staff who ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
26 Mar 2009
The dismal economy has brought good news to at least one local school district a surprise spike in enrollment.
Roseville City School District leaders attribute much of the increase in students to the availability of rentals and more affordable housing ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
7 Mar 2009
Thank you for coming to sacbee.com. We welcome your participation in our commenting boards and forums, but we ask that you follow a few simple rules to keep the boards open and the discourse civil.
We reserve the right to delete comments that contain ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
6 Mar 2009
Adam King, the 10-year-old who portrays the melancholy title character in the Empire Oaks Elementary production of Shakespeare's "Hamlet," wasn't thrilled when he learned how many lines he had to memorize to play the part, but said, "I couldn't back ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
5 Mar 2009
The state Department of Education has created a new resource on its Web site to help students and workers find jobs and explore careers.
California Direct Connect web pages will also help people investigate opportunities to continue their education ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
4 Mar 2009
GARDEN VALLEY Rose's Garden Cafe may need more than its signature Scottish shortbread to survive budget cutbacks to the region's largest employer: the local school district.
Employee layoffs, stalled school construction projects and fiscal uncertainty ...
From WALTER YOST,
Sacramento Bee,
3 Mar 2009
