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President's day weekend west coast swing

More than 300 dancers let their walking do the talking at Capital Swing's west coast swing convention on President's Day weekend.  On it's 20th anniversary, the annual west coast swing convention in Sacramento attracts everyone from novices to champions dancers worldwide.  Last year, the convention drew enthusiasts from as far as Brazil and France.  For those who are local, long distance travel isn't necessary to catch a piece of the action.  All you have to do is drive through Exposition Boulevard to the Woodlake Hotel (formerly known as the Radisson) "It's great exercise.  The people here are all nice.  Everyone dances with everyone else.  It's just a great community to be a part of,"

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Amtrak now offers free Wi-Fi on Capitol Corridor trains

Travelers on Amtrak riding through the Capitol Corridor will now have Wi-Fi access on board the trains – and it’s free. Amtrak launched the new service Monday to coincide with “Cyber Monday,” the busiest Internet holiday shopping day of the year, according to a press release from Amtrak. The Capitol Corridor is an intercity passenger train system that provides rail service along a 170-mile rail corridor to 16 stations in eight counties, including Placer, Sacramento and Yolo. The route extends from Auburn to San Jose, and includes stops in Rocklin, Roseville, Davis, Richmond and Berkeley and other cities. Passengers can connect to the Wi-Fi service onboard the trains through any laptop

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Preservation Commission Approves Depot Plan

On Thursday night, Sacramento's Preservation Commission held a special meeting to review plans to expand and refurbish Sacramento's historic passenger depot. The depot's environmental impact report includes two alternatives: a "move the depot" option that would involve rolling the historic building 400 feet north to meet the new track alignment, or a "don't move the depot" option that would build an expanded station between the current depot and the new track alignment. The commission was asked to provide their recommendation to City Council as to whether the city should move the station or not. Union Pacific's railroad tracks adjacent to the depot currently form a sharp S-curve that limi

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