Reno Air Races Wrap Up A year after the crash
that killed 10 spectators at the Reno Air Races, family members
of one victim -all four of whom lost part of their
right leg- are returning to the event. Reno Gazette-Journal
Reporter Martha Bellisle has been speaking with relatives of a woman killed by the falling P-51
Mustang about the family's recovery in the year following the
crash.
Salmon Fishing Fisherman and fisheries
experts expect this year's fall salmon run to be the best in a
decade. And, although the population is only predicted to
reach half of normal, experts say this year's large return of
fishery salmon to Sacramento waterways is evidence Northern
California's salmon population is rebounding after a devastating
decline in 2008. We'll look at what the return of Northern
California salmon means to commercial and sport fisherman and what
more salmon means for your dinner table. Watch a video of
salmon spawning at the Nimbus Hatchery HERE.
For salmon recipes cook HERE.
Baseball in Japanese Internment Camps The Community Asian Theatre of the Sierra is
showing two films that relate to "Japanese-America History through the Prism of
Baseball," for an event held Sunday, September 23, at
2:00 p.m. at the Nevada Theatre in Nevada City, CA. The films are
"Diamonds in the Rough" (documentary about the legacy of
Japanese-American baseball) and "American Pastime" (featured movie
about baseball and the internment). We'll speak with the producer
of both films, Kerry Yo Nakagawa, who will be at the
festival.
CAVE Women is an eclectic group of five
local musicians who are either attending or have graduated from
Sacramento State University. Their often jazzy, sometimes
gypsy, sound draws from the group's collective background in
classical, a capella, Brazilian, and African music. CAVE
Women are nominated for their first-ever Sammie this
year.