Simply enter promo code “2011end” to save 75% off the already low price of job listings. The regular monthly rate is $25 per listing. With the discount, it’s only $6.25. And, perhaps best of all, there’s no limit!

Use the “2011end” promo code as many times as you want between now and the end of the year to get the best deal on local job postings in the Sacramento area.

Please spread the word about this discount and maybe we can help to get some unemployed Sacramento residents some much needed help during the holidays… It’s the least we can do.

Web site: http://www.SacJobListings.com

Twitter: http://twitter.com/SacJobListings.com

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Sacto MoFo 3 - Saturday, December 3, 2011

Foodies! SactoMoFo (the Sacramento Mobile Food organization) has rounded up 8 Bay Area and over a dozen local food trucks, carts and other vendors (including San Francisco’s JapaCurry, Hapa SF, Chairman Bao, An The Go, El Porteno, Seoul on Wheels and Bacon Bacon trucks, and many of your local favorites and lots of new local vendors – including a big Hmong grill, Leila’s Lumpia, Chando’s, Miniburger, Drewski, It’s Corn Cake, banh mi and more) for SactoMoFo 3, to be held Saturday, December 3, 11 am – 6 pm rain or shine at the Downtown weekend Farmer’s Market location (8th & W Streets, under the freeway). Stop by for lunch and stay for dinner! No tickets, no fees, just lots of great food and drink!

Please note the SactoMoFo HoHoHoliday Brewfest at Power Balance Pavilion has been postponed until later in 2012. Maloof Sports & Entertainment, CBS Radio and SactoMoFo plan to hold a huge outdoor event, including beer tasting from terrific microbreweries all over California and other extras. Those who bought tickets can get a refund at the purchase location. You won’t need a ticket for the December 3 event; admission is 100% free: just dress warm, bring small bills and a big appetite and get your snack on!

The December 3 event is a winter food drive for the Sacramento Food Bank and the U.S. Marines Reserve’s Toys for Tots, so please bring canned or packaged dry goods and new unwrapped toys to donate. Santa will also be available for photos with both little and big kids for a small donation to a local children’s Christmas charity. See you under the freeway!

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Operation Backpack 2011

Dates: July 8 – 22, 2011

Location: Drop off at any Tri Counties Bank or at 1760 Challenge Way on July 22, 2011.

To download a PDF of a grade-specific school supply list, click on the image of the desired list: pre-kindergarten and kindergarten; 1st through 4th grades; 5th and 6th grades; and 7th through 12th grades. To view the items without downloading a PDF, see the text further below. Questions? Please contact us at OperationBackpack@voa-sac.org.

• Pre-K & K
• 1st – 4th Grades
• 5th & 6th Grades
• 7th – 12th Grades

Operation Backpack 2011 is brought to you by Tri Counties Bank, Sutter Health, Thunder Valley Casino, KCRA Channel 3 and PG&E

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Other local employment resources offer job listings at prices ranging anywhere from $50 to $175 for 30 days. SacJobListings.com is currently offering listings for $25 for 30 days! That’s less than a dollar a day and a fraction of the price of other sites!

There are currently listings for jobs at local employers, such as Apria Healthcare, Target, Staples, Kaiser Permanente, Union Bank, Fidelity Investments, Verizon Wireless, Safeway, Sutter Health, and many more!

Get 20% Off!

On top of the already discounted rate, SacJobListings.com has provided the coupon code “ExploreSac“ for you  to get an additional 20% off of the listing price! This offer is good through July 31, 2011.

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Here are my top ten locally-used Android apps, in no particular order:

• Foursquare – Check-ins, mayorships, and special Foursquare-only offers at some stores & restaurants are reasons to use this app.
• TweetCaster – Now that @ExploreSac is  on Twitter, I’ve found TweetCaster to be the best Twitter app for Android, hands down.
• Google Maps (+Navigation, Latitude & Places) – There are a few apps that come with Google Maps that make it a well rounded package.
• GasBuddy – Use this app to find the cheapest gas prices in your area. This has saved me money more than a few times.
• CraigsNotifica – As the name implies, this app is good for getting notifications on saved searches on Craigslist.
• Garage Sale Rover – Planning a garage sale outing using Craigslist can be a pain. This app plots the locations on a map. Amazing!
• Urbanspoon/Yelp – Both great for finding restaurants and reviews. Urbanspoon has a handy slot machine style randomizer to help decide where to eat.
• Groupon/Living Social – These two apps offer similar popular daily deals services that can help you get discounts to restaurants, stores, services & events.
• The Weather Channel – This is very convenient for knowing how to dress the kids in the morning without waiting for the news forecast or turning on the computer.
• Zillow – If you quickly want information on a house for sale in your area, this is a nice app that will provide details, photos, map and aerial views, and more.

Find more great apps in the Android Market.

Do you know of any apps I didn’t include, but are worthy of a top ten list? What are your favorites? Please share in the comments below.

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E-WASTE FUNDRAISER – MAY 7
FREE ELECTRONIC-WASTE Collection Fundraiser

Saturday, May 7^th, 2011 – 9am – 1pm

Rio Americano High School, 4540 American River Dr – Overflow Parking Lot

DRIVE THROUGH – DROP OFF

Participants won’t even have to get out of their car,

Pop the trunk or open the door and we will unload for you.

Will accept: monitors, televisions, desktop and notebook PCs, VCRs, stereo equipment, speakers, keyboards, mice, PDAs, digital cameras, zip drives, telephones, cell phones, printers, copiers, laser and multifunction scanners and fax machines.

Cannot accept: Household Appliances (i.e. refrigerators, washers, dryers etc.) Furniture, Hazardous Household Waste including batteries, car batteries, paint, pesticides, used oil, cleaning supplies, fluorescent light bulbs, tires etc.

For optimal security, CEAR INC shreds all computer hard drives. The secure facility is monitored 24/7 by surveillance cameras. www.cearinc.com

Questions?  Contact Coach Lanthier   lanthier@surewest.net

Proceeds to Benefit Rio Americano High School Wrestling Program

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Event Date: April 30, 2011

The Golden 1 Credit Union and Iron Mountain are pleased to host a FREE community event to help curb identity theft. Help ensure your confidentiality by having your old and unwanted documents securely destroyed.

The shred event will be held at:

The Golden 1 Operations Center
8945 Cal Center Drive
Sacramento, CA 95826
(Near the corner of Watt Avenue and Folsom Boulevard)

• Bring up to five bankers boxes
• Iron Mountain will be on site to safely destroy your personal papers, CDs, DVDs and floppy discs.
• All shredded items will be recycled.
• Afterwards, head over to our shredding party featuring free refreshments, a visit from Goldie and music from KNCI!

Mark your calendars today! For more information, call (916) 732-2900 or 1-877-GOLDEN 1 (1-877-465-3361).

https://www.golden1.com/promotions/default?pid=51

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And now is the time to do it! For a limited time, Entertainment Books are 50% off. Plus, shipping is free!

Trading your Entertainment coupons will maximize your savings by allowing you to get rid of the coupons you know you’ll be left with when the book expires, while getting more of the ones you know you’ll use!

So, where do you find people to trade coupons with? Simply reply to this topic on SacForums.com and post a list of the coupons you want. Then, contact another member who has posted their list. All it will cost is the price of a stamp… think of the savings!

Click here to buy your Entertainment Book!

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Check out Sac Kings Gear .com, tell your friends and support your Kings!

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• Fans should start by showing up at ARCO Arena just over an hour before tipoff and stroll down to the floor.
• Head over to the security elevator near Section 222 (the one with the Kings logo on it next to guest services) at halftime.
• As the game concludes, fans should make their way down to the player and personnel entrance – the doors shadowed by the murals of Francisco Garcia, Beno Udrih and Omri Casspi just to the right of the main Southeast entrance.
• The Kings also offer fan experience ticket packages. Organizations, schools and churches that bring 20 or more people to games through this deal can choose from a variety of different interaction opportunities, such as high-fiving players as they come out onto the floor and meeting a coach prior to tip-off.

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