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Passengers take toll on new airport terminal floor

SACRAMENTO, CA - It's been open less than a month and already the floor in Terminal B at the Sacramento International Airport is showing signs of wear.

The terrazzo flooring in the new terminal cost $7.2 million.  It's made out of crushed marble, quartz and granite enmeshed in a concrete-type product.

"It's one of the more durable surfaces for flooring," airport spokeswoman Karen Doron explained. "It's more durable than tile. It will really lasts a long time and it's easier to clean than carpet."

But thousands of passengers trekking across the terrazzo with their luggage in tow have left lots of black scuff marks and scratches on the floor. Some yellow terrazzo used for an art piece is also marked up.

Doron explained that the wrong cleaning product was used on the floor after it was installed.

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Elderly at-risk woman found safe

SACRAMENTO, CA - An at-risk woman, who had been missing since Thursday afternoon, has been found.

Police got a call from a hospital that Sandra Sunada, 71, had been located, Sacramento police Sgt. Andrew Pettit said.

Sunada was found at a Wendy's restaurant near Watt Avenue and Longview around 7:40 p.m. A citizen called an ambulance after noticing Sunada appeared confused and incoherent.

Sunada was last seen around 1:20 p.m. when she left the 1000 block of Acacia Avenue to walk to a fast-food restaurant on Marysville Boulevard, Pettit said.

Pettit said Sunada was found in good health.

Gonzalez family struggles to keep Arts alive

Gonzalez family struggles to keep Arts alive

For the past eight years Robla School District students have studied and learned to play classical violin, viola, and cello from nationally renowned Master Teacher and musician, Ms. Judy Bossuat and her team of masterful graduate students at Sacramento State University. Ms. Bossuat is a certified Suzuki Method expert in the classical music field. Third through sixth graders are exposed to and learn to appreciate a musical genre absent from their everyday life experiences. This Sac State, Robla Education Foundation, Robla School District collaboration has proven to be rewarding for more than 200 students who have participated throughout the years. Cuts in music and art programs afford students so few options to expand their knowledge in these areas or to bridge the link between academics and the arts. Of the two hundred plus elementary school students who have benefited, one committed family stands out, the Gonzalez family.

Taylor Street sends parents to their room

Taylor Street sends parents to their room

Taylor Street School is having their grand opening of their Parent Resource room. It will be there to provide a safe, caring environment for the parents and their children to go to before and after-school. The room will have parent resources, games, computers, and a book area for the family to sit and have a wonderful quiet after noon of reading.

The resource room will allow our students and parents an environment that promotes learning and family fun. It is run by parents for parents. We will often have coffee mornings to get parents together and to be a community of learners. The partnership between parents and staff will be a valuable part of the room.

Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-9:00 and 2:30-3:30

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Natomas house fire leads to multiple evacuations

NATOMAS, CA - A large fire at a home in the 5400 block of Banderas Court in Natomas caused numerous surrounding homes to be evacuated Wednesday morning.

According to Andre Petitt of the Sacramento Police Department, the roof collapsed on the home and structures in the immediate area were being evacuated.

No information was released on the cause of the fire, or if anyone was inside the home.

Councilwoman Sheedy visits Taylor School

Councilwoman Sheedy visits Taylor School

Thursday October 27th Councilwoman Sandy Sheedy visited Taylor Street School bringing many members of the city's depatments with her to help solve issues facing the members of the Robla community and all of District 2. The Robla School district was excited to host the event and welcomes the councilwoman to visit again soon.

News10's My Neighborhood Wine and Tweet Event & Sweepstakes November 10

News10's My Neighborhood Wine and Tweet Event & Sweepstakes November 10

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