“Big Love” sightings

The internets were all abuzz with rumors of a Chloe Sevigny sighting at midtown vintage boutique Bows & Arrows on Saturday. Word from the Woodland Daily Democrat is that miss Sevigny was in the area filming “Big Love” for HBO: [C]ast and crew arrived in Woodland Thursday night as part of a plot line that … Continue reading ““Big Love” sightings”

Bee to Voters: Budget Woes Are Your Fault

In a front page story today, the Bee chastises voters (presumably some of whom, you know, work at the Bee) for making the state “ungovernable” with our insistence on both mandatory spending and no tax increases. Only 4 percent [of voters], according to a recent poll, have a “great deal” of confidence that lawmakers can … Continue reading “Bee to Voters: Budget Woes Are Your Fault”

Sac Bee comments must be stopped – UPDATED

This isn’t the first time that the racist idiocy that is the comments box at the Sac Bee has come to my attention. We here at the Rag, and other bloggers like Heckasac have often pointed out the problem. Today’s racist idiocy comes from this story of the shooting death of a young woman in … Continue reading “Sac Bee comments must be stopped – UPDATED”

Tuesday blog roundup

An interesting comment thread about the Bee’s story about health violations at Asian restaurants and the related Bee database on food violations on this Heckasac post Monday about peach pie. A great post about the Google Street View, including some counterpoint to Scooter’s comments here, on Zokuga, which is a new-since-2008 blog that I think … Continue reading “Tuesday blog roundup”

Accolades

“Voted one of the best local blogs last year by the News and Review, this hip site has been delivering ‘news, gossip and snark’ since 2005 and is searchable by a wide range of categories including burgers, cocktails, and even local idiots.” –National Geographic Traveler “One of our favorite bloogers, CoolDMZ over at sacrag.com…” -Sam … Continue reading “Accolades”

Midtown featured in AAA mag

Heckasac beat me to posting about the article in Via magazine about midtown. The Via article is here. I think it is interesting that one main focus of the article is on Sacto as a “walking town” and for using the phrase “ground-beef triangle” to refer to the as-yet unlabeled area bordered by Ford’s, Willie’s, … Continue reading “Midtown featured in AAA mag”