Updated on February 26, 2019 by admin
Trevally sailbearer deepwater cardinalfish firefish barramundi blue whiting pricklefish slender mola oceanic whitetip shark. Smoothtongue barracudina sardine, scaly dragonfish Pacific hake brotula dwarf loach paradise fish. Duckbill Pacific hake footballfish, jewelfish Antarctic cod roughy, “roundhead; lancetfish.”
We meet every 3rd Wednesday at 6pm located at the Round Table Clubhouse at Sunrise & Antelope. We recommend coming 30-minutes early to order food.
Our ten scholarship award winners attended a meeting of our club on June 3. Kylie Andreadakis, Addison Bernel, Matthew Choi, Annie Hong, Kelli Olson, Brianna Rorling, and Brooklyn Sanfilippo from Bella Vista; Sneha Gupta, Leah Werner, (Benjamin Lee absent) from Mesa Verde, spoke about the college they will attend and their career aspirations.
Thank you for coming and speaking to our members!It was a pleasure to speak with the Kiwanis Club of Citrus Heights this week and share updates on the important work happening throughout Sacramento County. 0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Our guest speaker at that meeting was County Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez. Ms Rodriguez represents Sacramento County’s District 4. Its two incorporated cities are Folsom and Citrus Heights. Unincorporated areas are Antelope, Carmichael, Elverta, Fair Oaks, Foothill Farms, Gold River, North Highlands, Orangevale, Rancho Murieta, and Rio Linda, which are her primary focus. She said that the major problems facing the county are funding deficits, increases in unhoused people…and potholes. She urged our scholarship winners to consider an internship with the county.
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Organizations like Kiwanis are integral to strong communities. Their commitment to service, volunteerism, and improving the lives of others helps make our neighborhoods better places to live, work, and raise a family.
Thank you for all you do to serve our region…keep up the great work! 👏
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