It's not too late to attend the "Journalism Ethics" workshop tonight. It's at our newly remodeled Sacramento Press office, from 6:30-8 p.m. Molly Dugan, an assistant professor of journalism and communication studies at California State University, Sacramento, will teach the workshop. Our second workshop for the month will hopefully transform sports fans into sports writers. Jimmy Spencer, founding editor of PublicCEO.com, will lead the "Sports Writing" workshop Aug. 25 from 6:30-8 p.m. Spencer has a B.A. in journalism from California State University, Sacramento. He has worked for The Sacramento Bee, NBC Sports, and the Sacramento River Cats. Spencer coaches high school basketball in th

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Andy Ekstrom's family and friends will be holding a candlelight vigil at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the MARRS Building, 1050 20th St. His family asks that in lieu of flowers, friends make donations to a foundation that will be set up in Andy's name. More details will be available soon.

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Thanks for bringing that to our attention, Celia. The corrections have been made.

The apple and slaw salad with poppyseed dressing looks really good. I'm a big fan of poppyseed dressing.

I've never seen an upside down rainbow. I'm blown away and in disbelief!

The pictures are great. Looks like a very visually stimulating show!

After reading this, I felt like I was there. I'd also like to try an Oatmeal Happiness cookie. Great coverage of this event, David.