Sacramento’s largest art museum, The Crocker Art Museum, reopened on October 16, 2020. Patrons must reserve tickets in advance; the facility is operating at 20% capacity for the time being.
Nearby Sacramento businesses, hard hit by the dramatic loss of customers over the past six months, are hoping the museum-goers also visit other storefronts, eateries, and shops.
When a 6 year old boy has juvenile arthritis and raises money for the condition, one has to take notice that’s exactly what Carmichael’s very own Jeremy Kelley did and through this, he has –and continues – to be a huge inspiration to others.
Given that over 300,000 US kids have had a juvenile arthritis diagnosis, trying to find a cure for this is a worthy cause. As such, the 5k race and fun run held yesterday at Crocker Park – the Jingle Bell Run – was a quite exceptional event. As well as getting a medal, Kelley left the day with a real sense of achievement.
His mother said it did so much for him, relating:
“He started running around like crazy, the previous six months seemed like a bad dream. We couldn’t believe we had Jeremy back.”
The family is now in management mode and Jaime is an activist and mentor at the Arthritis Foundation.