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Great Deal! Office Space – Sixty Cents a Square Foot!

Wanna own a gym?

Check out this great opportunity! 8500 square feet of open space that can be used for a multitude of things: GYM, CATERING FACILITY, LASER-TAG, DANCE STUDIO, GUN STORE. The options are unlimited. Property owners are willing to make improvements or lease as-is with exercise equipment included. Contact Dave Roe for more information (916)789-0440.

Commercial Office Space FOR RENT

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Spring Outlook: Reports From the Field Suggest Better Days Ahead

FROM: DS.NEWS.COM

By: Carrie Bay – 04/02/2012

Despite the fact that key market indicators released in recent weeks have shown declines in home sales, anecdotal reports from real estate agents in the field suggest “better days are ahead for the industry,” according to commentary released Monday by the economic team at Wells Fargo Securities, LLC… READ MORE

Strawberry Festival — Coming Soon!

 
 

Celebrating the Harvest of the Strawberry with great food, contests, shopping and exhibits with kids entertainment all Mothers Day Weekend

BerryFest is on May 12 and 13, 2012 at the Placer County Fairgrounds in Roseville on Washington Blvd. All locally grown, fresh Strawberries.  Local farmers will harvest extra strawberries just for us. These are certified organic and local from Placer County and some bordering counties such as Sacramento, El Dorado, Yuba  Santa Cruz and Sutter Counties. They will also pre-sell Strawberries at wholesale prices to the vendors of the festival to insure all Festival Strawberries are local grown.

All Strawberries are sold by the Farmers themselves.

DOWNTOWN ROSEVILLE CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CELEBRATION 2011

If you are looking for a great way to kick-off the holiday season we recommend you check out Downtown Roseville’s Holiday Celebration on Saturday, November 19 from 3 – 8 p.m. on Vernon Street.

This event will include the 50th Annual Sylvia Besana Holiday Parade, the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, Arts and Crafts and Merchant Shopping, Carolers, the Jingle Bell Tavern, a Kid’s Fun Zone, Festive Food Treats, Movies, Santa and more.

Rustic Grains Re-Opens… Again!

 

 

For more than two weeks now Rustic Grains has been opening it’s doors daily to serve Roseville merchants and residents who have a taste for freshly baked pastries, breads and homemade sandwiches. This isn’t the first time Eli Frank, owner of Rustic Grains, has re-launched his “baby” but he’s confident that this re-launch will be the last and that the staff he has now and his savory products will serve as a foundation of goodness in the local area.

 

As an Old School baker, Eli always wanted to share his talent for baking and cooking outside of his close-knit circle of family and friends. Having prepared some of the finest food all around the world, Eli is now living his dream, having Rustic Grains Bakery in Downtown Roseville, California.

Eli grew up in Israel and spent countless days in the kitchen with his Mom and Aunt learning the art of cooking. When he was older he moved to New Zealand, where he groomed his passion for creating and discovering new and interesting foods. Today he is one of only a few bakers in town that sells freshly made breads and pastries that are created entirely from scratch. If you are new to Rustic Grains, please introduce yourself to Eli, as he loves to meet new people and share his food, stories, and his enthusiasm for life.

A Break in the Storm!

I decided to take a walk down Vernon Street today and found myself  on top of  the parking structure (one of my favorite places in Roseville) – decided to snap a qucik video.

- Dave Roe

Broke is the New Rich

Written by Penny Hoff - Fitness/Lifestyle Coach,  March 11, 2011

 

This is a reality for so many families. Day-after day I talk with people who are joining the ranks of the “The New Rich.” Thanks to Penny for writing this wonderful blog post!

-Dave Roe

 

This week I was the recipient of a Barn Raising but instead of a barn it was my house and instead of a raising it was more of a razing and instead of building a place in which to put my cows, it was more along the lines of trying to sell it to avoid The New F Word- Foreclosure.

Until you’ve had a chance to see friends in action the way I have this week, you cannot fully appreciate the definition of the word friendship. It is true; When crisis strikes, we find out who our true friends are. Often if a crisis is bad enough, like when there’s a terrible illness or injury or even worse, when a loved one dies, our friends want to rally around- they are wringing their hands, wanting  to do something , anything. The truth is that most times, when an accident or injury or illness or death happens, there’s not one thing for the people who love us, to DO.
But in our house-crisis situation, there was not just one thing to do, but hundreds of things that my friends not only could do… READ MORE

Roseville Trails for Walking and Biking

While growing up in Roseville, we had many options for biking and exploring (walking). Fortunately, one of the best areas for playing was preserved and can still be enjoyed today. Check out Miner’s & False Ravine Trails.

-Dave Roe

 

MINER’S and FALSE RAVINE TRAILS 

How to find it?

Catch the trail at Sculpture Park (behind The Home Depot on N. Sunrise Ave.) 

Go through some of Roseville’s most beautiful open space and wetland areas. Follow the Miner’s Ravine Trail all the way to Sierra College Boulevard or take the False Ravine Trail. Both trips are nearly three miles one-way.

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