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  • Thursday, May 14, 2009

    Sacramento, CA Events and a Food Co-op

    Below I first have a list of events in Sacramento. Following that is info on a food co-op in Sacramento that is worth checking out.

    This comes from Sacramento for Democracy's calendar

    California Statewide Special Election. Tuesday, May 19th. Measures include creating a state spending cap and rainy day fund, modifying the minimum funding guarantee for schools, changing the state lottery and shifting money from mental health and child-development programs. For a list of the ballot measures click HERE.

    Stonewall Democratic Club of Greater Sacramento Presents: 6th Annual Four Freedoms Award Dinner

    Honoring Attorney General Edmund G "Jerry" Brown

    Wednesday, May 20
    5:30 - Cocktails and Auction
    6:30 - Dinner

    at the Radisson Hotel Sacramento, 500 Leisure Lane

    Contact David Troxel for more information about tickets or sponsorships
    916-600-8075 or bestfriendsdavid@aol.com

    Location: Radisson Hotel, 500 Leisure Lane
    When: 5:30 PM
    Tickets/More Info

    Time: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 - 4:30pm PST

    ImaginEquality Rally
    May 30, 2009 Saturday

    Equality Action NOW, and many other equal rights organizations will be pulling together a huge rally at the State Capitol to kick off our month of June Pride throughout California. Join us on the step of the capitol and help us pull our ImaginEquality into a REALITY. Real and true equality for all. Info@EqualityActionNOW.org.

    Please consider joining this event as a supporter:
    Send us a link to your web site. We will post your link on our site, we will list your group on materials to show your support of this rally and the equality movement.
    Let us know if you know of any other grassroots or groups fighting for equality that we may have overlooked - we want as many groups to sign on as partners in this statewide show of solidarity.
    Unions, faith based organizations, family and friends that might want to show solidarity with our fight for equality - bring them in.
    A contribution of $500 or $1000 to help us offset the high expenses for an event of this size. Your name will apprear on all printed materials and the web links. If you can't afford the financial contribution, it is still important to request being added to the supporter list.

    In Solidarity
    Tina
    --
    Tina Reynolds

    http://equalityactionnow.c.topica.com/maamGt9abM2NScdx84AbaehuKb/
    916-446-1082


    SACRAMENTO FOOD CO-OP

    It took nearly 7 years living within a few blocks of one of the biggest food co-ops in America before Joy and I joined it. We were definitely reluctant. But, in the end the lack of good produce and the decline of our local supermarkets led to us joining. And the result is a slighly more inconvenient shopping trip each week, but much healthier, higher quality and cheaper food. I recommend joining a co-op if there is one nearby. You will save money and eat healthier. Here is the only Sacramento food co-op I could find:

    Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op
    1900 Alhambra Blvd.
    Sacramento, California 95816
    Phone: (916) 455-2667
    FAX: (916) 455-5723
    comments@sacfoodcoop.com
    http://www.sacfoodcoop.com

    Our co-op began as a food buying club in 1972 and opened a storefront of primarily bulk foods at 16th and P Streets in downtown Sacramento. In 1973, this buying club was incorporated as the Sacramento Natural Foods Cooperative, a Board of Directors was elected and the first paid employee was hired.

    In recent years we have enhanced our gourmet food selection, including an excellent selection of specialty, artisan cheese and wine. Our Produce Department now sells organically grown fruits and vegetables exclusively. We have also added organic red meat to our product offerings.

    2001 also marked the year that we first opened the doors to our Co-op Community Learning Center, adjacent to the Sacramento store and home to cooking classes, health seminars and a variety of owner meetings and special events. We are committed to serving our Co-op owners and supporting our community through consumer education, owner meetings and events, outreach activities and charitable programs and projects.

    They also have a list of Action Alerts you mighht be interested in.

    They also offer some interesting sounding classes.

    And they have a great list of community activities.

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