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December, 2010
Kings Still Can’t Find Wins
By Rob Small, SacMidtown.com December hasn’t been kind to the 5-22 Sacramento Kings, the NBA’s worst record. In 11 games played this month and with two games to go they’ve only won once. That win came against the visiting Washington Wizards on Dec. 8 without their best player in John Wall, a team that is still winless on [...]
Margaritas In Midtown
By Melissa Villarin, SacMidtown.com I’m slowly making my around Midtown, to explore all that it has to offer. This week I was in the mood for a margarita, so I decided to try Ernesto’s on 16th and S streets. This place was highly recommended by a couple of girls I was with, and I’m happy [...]
Walkin’ in a Winter Wonderland
By Kristin Walton, SacMidtown.com Walking in a winter wonderland. Or should I run? Run from this “wonderland” filled with candy, brownies, and pie. Oh Santa, why in the world must you tempt me with reese’s filled cookies and my mom’s famous pumpkin bread. What did I ever do to you? Did I come up there [...]
Kings Still Searching for Answers
By Rob Small, SacMidtown.com The Sacramento Kings went on a three-game road trip and came home to start a five-game home stand on Sunday. Right now, they’re not riding out 2010 on a good note. The Kings played without Tyreke Evans last Tuesday against the Rockets. He rested his left foot that’s suffering from plantar [...]
Midtown Vegan Delights
By Danielle Carlson, SacMidtown.com As I’m sure you all know, there are tons of delicious places to dine in Midtown. We are very fortunate to have such a variety of outstanding cuisine. Most, if not all of these restaurants are beginning to offer vegetarian and vegan options. Here are some of my favorite places to [...]
Can’t Lose Me …
By Carlyn Spangler, SacMidtown.com Me, myself, and I … in the end, that is what we are left with. We have to look at ourselves in the mirror and hold ourselves accountable for the decisions we have made. When it comes to relationships, many of the choices we initially make are with good intentions. We [...]
Would You Like Apples or Fries With That?
By Becky Larson, SacMidtown.com The question of who is responsible for what our kids eat has become a controversial subject with the reality of youths’ increasing waistlines. More than one-third of children ages 10 – 17 are obese or overweight and for the first time in history many are expected to live shorter lifespans than [...]
Scared of Cliff Lee? Wasn’t That the Guy the Giants Beat Twice?
By Mark Maxwell, SacMidtown.com I love it. I really do. Cliff Lee spurned the Yankees and joins the Phillies. The Media goes crazy. Article after article comes out on how the Phillies have the greatest rotation in baseball and perhaps the greatest rotation in history compared to the ’66 Dodgers and the classic Braves trio. [...]
Will Sweat For A Good Cause
By: Megan Shippam How often can you say you got a great work out at the gym while supporting a charity simultaneously? Well, for those of you perhaps slacking on your greater causes, there’s no better time than now to take advantage of a butt-kicking work out while supporting your local community. This Saturday, Elite [...]
