As she runs for her third term, the incumbent mayor faces a serious challenger in former NBA star Kevin Johnson. Join Fargo as she discusses her tenure as mayor, downtown development, and her vision for the future of the capital city.
Reserve you lunch by credit card:
or by phone (916) 482-7737
The
Sterling Hotel Ballroom 1300 H Street, Sacramento Registration: 11:30; Lunch begins
at noon
Please join us on Tuesday, May 13 at 6:00 as the Sacramento Press Club Freelance Committee presents:
The Basics of
Building a Great Freelance Web Site
These
days, nobody should even consider getting into freelancing without
having their own Web site. But how do you go about it? What makes a
good site and, more important, what should you avoid? Can you do it
yourself, or should you just fork over the money to have a real pro set
you up? Join us on May 13 as Web designer Megan Krekorian offers
answers to these and many other questions you may have on building a
great Web site that helps you develop a more successful and lucrative
career in freelance journalism. Megan will speak from a broad
perspective on creating a Web presence—why have a site, the basics of
design and search engine optimization, etc.
* When: Tuesday, May 13 at 6:00 pm.
* Where: The WEAVE offices at 1900 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95816
* This is a free event, but please RSVP to
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Megan Krekorian has studied computer animation at the Art Institute of Los Angeles, and communications at California State University, Sacramento. Since 1999, she has been involved with various aspects of web and print design, consulting and marketing.
The
former NBA star turned Sacramento businessman has thrown his hat into the
political ring for the first time, now running as a candidate for mayor of the
capital city. More than 100 people came to hear Johnson present his take on the campaign and his
ideas for the future of Sacramento.
On Tuesday, April 8 the Sacramento
Press Club Freelance Committee presented:
Using the California State
Library
The California State Library is an excellent but often
underutilized resource for journalists researching our state’s history. Gary
Kurutz, director of special collections at the California State Library spoke about using the library to research the nooks and crannies of California history.
Kurutz was joined by Audrey Dodds, who discussed the special resources
available to journalists in the library’s newly formed state information and
government publications section.
