The challenge
It takes 2 million Sacramentans to create a sustainable community.
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Fresh choices
What Al Gore and my daughter taught me.
Good son gets angry
A prodigal son returns to the anger of a teenage brother. Drama, drama,
drama.
Slave for hire
If there are two paths in the post-college world, accept a job that
offers more personal growth—not elflike slavery.
Wow … who knew?
Lessons learned on day one in SN&R’s new green building.
Shaping behavior
Don’t ask what you can do for your building, ask what your
building can do for you.
Ex in shining armor
Some guys are addicted to rescuing damsels in distress, even when
it’s ex-lovers.
$6 per gallon
Could the rise in gas prices actually change our lives for the better?
True lies hurt family ties
A woman’s soon-to-be-ex-husband drains the bank account, and then
her sister asks for a repayment contract for borrowed money. What is
this world coming to?
Building knowledge
The minds behind SN&R’s new sustainable office building.
Mooch off this
Mom needs to get a backbone and daughter needs to get a life.
No conflict
The city lends SN&R a financial hand, but that won’t change
the way we cover the city.
Adverse reaction to commitment
Warning: Potential mate may experience insecure feelings, problems
making decisions and difficulty sustaining intimacy.
Growing lessons
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Kathleen Merrigan wants you to know
your farmer.
Party poopers
Joey won’t let the holidays go to the dogs and offers advice on
how parents should handle young heartbreak.
Naked cell-phone pics always mean trouble
Joey talks about cheating husbands and pregnant nieces.
Field trip
SACOG’s agricultural tour reveals the undiscovered country.