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Wednesday, February 9, 2005

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  • Local Communities Doubt Lasting Middle East Peace
    Some members of local Jewish and Palestinian communities say they're not optimistic about the prospect for long-term peace in the Middle East following the recent cease-fire agreement.
    Tuesday, February 8, 2005
  • African Americans in Central Valley
    Hispanics have played a major role in the development of California's Central Valley. Although the current African American population is small by comparison, blacks have also made significant but lesser known -- contributions.
    Tuesday, February 8, 2005
  • Central Valley Poor Receive Less Fed Assistance
    According to a congressional report, the Central Valley had a higher poverty rate than the Appalachian region in the year 2000, yet the Valley receives less federal assistance.
    Tuesday, February 8, 2005
  • Lawmakers Studying How to Better Manage Sexually Violent Predators
    State lawmakers are looking into the issue of sexually violent predators specifically their treatment, and the challenges of releasing them into the community.
    Tuesday, February 8, 2005
  • Supreme Court to Decide on California Prision Segregation
    The US Supreme Court will soon decide whether racial segregation in California prisons is constitutional.
    Tuesday, February 8, 2005
  • Pasco Scientific Releases Inexpensive Digital Devices for Science Classrooms
    A Roseville company has tapped into a hot market for inexpensive digital devices in science classrooms.
    Tuesday, February 8, 2005
  • Delta King Theatre presents: "Jack and Jill"
    Valentine’s Day is coming, and the Delta King Theatre in Old Sacramento is playing to the holiday with a comedy about two lovers who can’t quite get along. Jeff Hudson has this review of “Jack and Jill.”
    Wednesday, February 9, 2005
  • Sacramento Ballet's Romeo and Juliet
    There will be plenty of passion and pageantry on stage at the Community Center Theatre this weekend when the Sacramento Ballet presents “Romeo and Juliet,” just in time for Valentine’s Day. But don’t forget, this ballet is a tragic love story, and p
    Wednesday, February 9, 2005