The Elk Grove Adult and Community Education Always Learning program is offering a “Summer Computer Camp” for incoming 4th-7th grade students at Elliott Ranch Elementary School.  Two sessions of the camp will be offered – July 8-12, 2013 or July 15-19, 2013. 

During the computer camp, students will have the opportunity to act in, film and assemble a movie in Movie Maker.  Students can use an original script or use one of hundreds of scripts that will be available.   EGUSD teacher Mike Gargiulo will be the instructor for the camp for the second year in a row.  This year, two sessions will be offered: 

The registration fee is $100 per child/per session.  For more information about the camp, visit the EGACE website at http://egace-egusd-ca.schoolloop.com/SCC or contact Therese Schultz at (916) 525-4744, ext. 2104.  

Elk Grove, CA – The Elk Grove City Council unanimously approved a $164 million budget for the 2013-2014 fiscal year, with a substantial general fund reserve of $14.9 million.

The spending plan approved at Wednesday’s City Council meeting maintains the current level of service to the residents of Elk Grove and includes a focused effort on public safety and economic development. 

 “The City of Elk Grove’s balanced budget represents the City’s commitment to fiduciary responsibility and prudent strategic planning,” said Mayor Gary Davis.  “We have weathered a very difficult storm, while remaining laser-focused on our fundamental priorities.  Our fiscal prudence has paid off, and has resulted in a healthy, balanced budget that allows us to provide top-notch service to the community.”

Sacramento’s moderate climate is perfect for a fun-filled day with the family – including the family dog. We’ve put together a list of five ways to enjoy California’s capital city with your dog.

1. Take your four-legged friend to a Sacramento dog park