Sacramento County Confirms First Coronavirus Death: Assisted Living Resident Dies
An assisted living facility resident in their 90s has died from complications of the coronavirus, Sacramento County health officials confirmed.
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An assisted living facility resident in their 90s has died from complications of the coronavirus, Sacramento County health officials confirmed.
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It's almost time for Bow Wow Days. It’s Orangevale’s most PET-acular event of the year! Bow Wow Days is a free, pet-friendly community festival featuring: 60+ local vendors, Dog races & agility demonstrations, Costume contests & talent shows, food, activities, and family fun.
This is one of Lincoln’s premier events, with over 55 restaurants, wineries and breweries serving up small samples from 6:30 to 10pm. For the one ticket price of $70.00 you will have all night to enjoy some great food and drinks and dance to some great tunes by Wonder Bread 5.