Sacramento Press / High school students welcomed to Newton Booth neighborhood:
"Wednesday night's Newton Booth Neighborhoods Association meeting saw an increase in teenage members.
Held at Temple Coffee's 28th and S streets location, the meeting was attended by Country Day high school students and several faculty members, including headmaster Steve Repsher. Though a long permit process lies ahead, the school is closer to the goal of moving into the vacant Newton Booth School, 2600 V St., by August.
The neighborhood group consisted of residents from three areas: Poverty Ridge, Newton Booth and Alhambra Triangle. Richard 'Bud' Halliday, Newton Booth Neighborhoods Association president, welcomed the school's representatives and invited them to attend future meetings."
"Wednesday night's Newton Booth Neighborhoods Association meeting saw an increase in teenage members.
Held at Temple Coffee's 28th and S streets location, the meeting was attended by Country Day high school students and several faculty members, including headmaster Steve Repsher. Though a long permit process lies ahead, the school is closer to the goal of moving into the vacant Newton Booth School, 2600 V St., by August.
The neighborhood group consisted of residents from three areas: Poverty Ridge, Newton Booth and Alhambra Triangle. Richard 'Bud' Halliday, Newton Booth Neighborhoods Association president, welcomed the school's representatives and invited them to attend future meetings."