Facemask Guidelines + Fireworks + Salsa Dancing

Good morning, Roseville!

Welcome to the Friday edition of the Roseville Daily, where you can find all you need to know about happenings and news in our wonderful city!

In today’s issue, you will read about new facemask guidelines, fireworks and salsa dancing.

Let’s get to it!

But first, you need to know about the weather:

It’s not your imagination, our days are getting warmer. You can expect a high today of around 83 degrees, with allow of 59 tonight. We’ll have light breezes at about 10-15 mph and humidity in the 31-55% range.

Today’s Top 5 Stories You Need to Know About:

1. On Wednesday, in a reversal of a recent decision, the California Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Cal/OSHA) adopted new workplace facemask guidelines with California’s June 15 “reopening” date in mind. The new rules are more in line with Governor Newsom’s plan to reopen the state economy, the guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the current directives from the California Dept. of Public Health. (CaGov)
2. And speaking of the June 15 “reopening” date for California, many City of Roseville amenities and services will see increased hours and will do away with required reservations after June 15. Be sure to check online for new hours and site capacities before you visit pools, libraries, museums, offices, etc. (CoR)
3. High-Hand Nursery owner Scott Paris plans to open a brewery in the former High-Hand fruit shed at 3750 Taylor Rd. in Loomis. The brewery will offer artisan beer, pub-style food and live entertainment. Paris expects the brewery to be a good complement to his popular High-Hand Café, offering a fun gathering place in the evenings after the café closes at 4:00pm. (SBJ)
4. Placer County wants to remind everyone that, due to extremely high fire danger in our area, fireworks are not permitted anywhere in the unincorporated areas of the county. This includes legally bought fireworks intended for home use. Exceptions include professional pyrotechnic vendors licensed by the State Fire Marshall. (PC)
5. Oakmont High School student Abed Mashal has been awarded a Davis Scholarship to continue his high school education at United World College-USA in New Mexico. UWC is part of a system of 18 campuses worldwide for students ages 16-19 whose mission is to unite through education to create a more peaceful world. Students represent up to 90 countries at some of the campuses. (RT)

Things to do Today:

• Meet AEW Star Sammy Guevara at Barrio Toys: Ticket packages for the meet-and-greet and photo ops are $30-$100 on Eventbrite. 3:00pm-6:00pm
• Live Music and Salsa Dance Class: Bring your amigos to Cantina Laredo for free salsa lessons (8:30pm-9:30pm) and live Latin music by PARCE. Free outdoor event! (8:30pm-11:30pm)
• Auburn Cruise Night: Bring your car (1972 or older) or browse other classic cars at this free, monthly event. No pre-registration; first come first served for entries. 5:00pm-9:00pm
  
• Picnic in the Orchard: Twin Peaks Orchards in Newcastle invites you to graze and sip with selections from seasonal fruit, nuts and more. There will be demos on how to pair ingredients to create delicious grazing boards and “bites.” 21 and older only. Tickets are $50 and include tastings. 6:30pm-8:30pm
• A Midsummer Night’s Dream: Enjoy this great Shakespeare comedy performed by Take Note Troupe in Quarry Park Amphitheater, Rocklin. Free event – reservations required. 7:30pm

Notebook:

• Need help with your garden or landscaping? Check out the free webinars and how-to videos from the City of Roseville Utility Exploration Center. Browse the archived presentations or sign up for the upcoming live webinar: Summer in the Vegetable Garden streaming on June 25 noon-12:34pm. (CoR)

You are now officially ready to start your day.

-Kelly Mays Risse

About the Roseville Daily

This condensed, easy to read newsletter format is the brainchild of Patch.com. If you like it, tell your friends! Have information on upcoming Roseville news and events? Your feedback and tips are appreciated. Email me at roseville-ca@patch.com.

About me

My name is Kelly Mays Risse, and I have lived in Roseville just about all my life. I graduated from Roseville High School majored in Journalism at CSU Sacramento. If you recognize me, it may be from St. Clare Church, where I worked the past 10 years. Or maybe from the myriad activities my husband and I have been part of while raising our three boys here. I have watched Roseville grow from a cheerful little railroad town to a large and diverse city. I love where we live, from the hiking trails to the hip new restaurants, and the people who live here. I am excited to bring the highlights to you!