Graham Womack

2 months ago | comstocksmag.com | Graham Womack

Agustin Arteaga was talking about what he’d done in his eight years as executive director for the Dallas Museum of Art, trying to make it more inclusive and accessible. And then Arteaga stopped himself, making sure to say the word “Sacramento” rather than “Dallas,” in an interview he was giving following the announcement on April 7 that he will become the new Mort and Marcy Friedman Director & CEO for the Crocker Art Museum. “My city is Sacramento,” Arteaga says.

2 months ago | sacbee.com | Graham Womack

Naming the movie “Sacramento” started as a joke. “The honest answer is because it’s on the sign in Los Angeles,” said Michael Angarano, who stars in, co-wrote and directed the film that opens nationwide in theaters on April 11. “It says 5-North Sacramento.”Roughly a decade ago, Angarano acted in a television pilot that wasn’t picked up as a series. He went for a drive with a fellow actor from the pilot, Chris Smith.

2 months ago | sacbee.com | Graham Womack

There are many reasons a person might hesitate to partake in French ring, a sport where dogs are judged on their agility, obedience and ability to provide protection. There are the costs involved with traveling to competitive events around the United States and in France, where the sport was invented. There’s the friction with animal rights enthusiasts — and the fact that part of the sport involves judging dogs on how well they bite people.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Graham Womack

There are many reasons a person might hesitate to partake in French ring, a sport where dogs are judged on their agility, obedience and ability to provide protection. There are the costs involved with traveling to competitive events around the United States and in France, where the sport was invented. There’s the friction with animal rights enthusiasts — and the fact that part of the sport involves judging dogs on how well they bite people.

2 months ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Graham Womack

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It was Tom Rose’s 82nd birthday recently, which meant something for his cousin Richard Rose – time to mail the card the men exchange each year. The cousins have been mailing this card back and forth, between Tom who lives in Sacramento and Richard who is 78 and lives in Colorado Springs, for close to 20 years.