Museum Job Opening + New Watering Rules + Holiday Weekend Fun

Labor Day weekend is here, Roseville!

Time to get you all caught up and ready to start it off. Let’s get to it!

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First, the weekend's weather:

Temperatures are expected to be about average for Labor Day weekend in Roseville with a highs ranging from 94 degrees today to 100 on Monday. Nights should be cool at around 65 through Tuesday. Winds are expected to stay in the calm 5-10 mph range and humidity should be in the high 20%-low 30% range.

Here are the top stories in Roseville today:

1. The Roseville Historical Society has job opening for a Museum Administrator. History lovers, this job is for you! Help run the day-to-day operations of the much-loved Carnegie Museum in Roseville. The part-time job is 20 hours per week and pays $18-$20 per hour. Check out more details and apply on the museum's Facebook. (Roseville Historical Society)
2. The City Of Roseville has issued new water conservation mandates concerning landscape watering. Residential water users will now have two days per week to water: Monday and Friday. Commercial watering days will shift to Monday and Thursday. Users utilizing drip irrigation are exempted from the mandate, which is expected to stay in place until October 31st. (Press Release Desk)
3. When reality gets to be just too much, head over to the new, locally owned Heroes Virtual Reality Adventures that just opened at 731 Pleasant Grove Blvd. (in the Nugget Plaza). This second location joins the one on Taylor Road in offering VR fun to the Roseville area. According to a statement from the operators, "Our new location is a bit smaller but runs upgraded stations and equipment for an elevated experience." (Subscription: Sacramento Business Journal)
4. There have been more than a few reports of wild animals wandering into more developed areas as they seek to escape the wildfires in Northern California. Some are injured, but many are just looking for a safe place to be. Well-intentioned humans can sometimes cause more harm than good by trying to help out our animal neighbors. Our friends to the north at the British Columbia Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have some tips on how to handle these encounters during fire season. (BCSPCA.com)
5. It's a tough topic, but one that benefits from recognition and open discussion. National Suicide Prevention Week begins on Sunday. Take a moment this week to check out this resource-packed website and learn how you can be a catalyst for hope in our community. (Suicide Prevention Lifeline)

This weekend in Roseville:

• Get out in the fresh air and do something good for your body as Be Well Roseville kicks off today with a FREE Family Yoga Class in Luken Park. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. 8:30 pm-9:30 pm
  
• The Opera House Saloon is back! 2019 Sammies winning band Moonshine Crazy will be in the house tonight with modern country tunes you can’t help but scoot your boots to. Come celebrate this much-awaited grand reopening. Tickets are $15-$25 at Brown Paper Tickets. 9:00 pm-1:00 am
  
• Sleeves Up Placer will be at the Galleria, outside in the promenade, to give you a shot in the arm - literally. Come your free COVID-19 vaccination. Noon-4:00 pm
• “Take a peek” at Denio’s Farmers Market today for the Cool September Mornings Classic Car Show. Check out some sweet rides, enjoy craft beers and live music, and make sure to get one of those amazing corn dogs (mustard optional). If you have some awesome wheels older than 1975, bring it and be part of the show. 9:00 am-2:00 pm
• If you’re single and tired of the same old bar scene, the Christian Singles Network is throwing a dance party on Sunday at the Roseville Veteran’s Hall on Park Drive. $15 gets you a fox trot dance lesson from 6:45 pn-7:45 pm, beverages and desserts, and a fun night of dancing to country, Latin, ballroom and rock music. Get your ticket on Eventbrite. 6:45 pm-10:30 pm
• This Sunday, Rockin’ the Quarry is going to have it all: eight tribute bands on two stages, food, beer, wine, zip-lining, rock climbing and more at Quarry Park Adventures in Rocklin. Tickets are $25-$150 online, with $2 from every ticket going to the U.C. Davis Burn Institute. 1:30 pm-10:00 pm
  
• As Summer comes to a close, make a “Sunflower” that will last forever at this painting class on Monday at Back Forty Texas BBQ. Have fun and explore your creative side as you complete your masterpiece in this step-by-step class. The $35 ticket covers all materials. 5:30 pm-8:30 pm

Roseville Patch Notebook

• Roseville Parks: We've installed a new TRX area at the Roseville Sports Center. If you want to try it our, we have some workshops available. Check them out at: http://ow.ly/EmRP50G3cW7" (Twitter)
• Caltrans District 3: "UPDATE on #CaldorFire eastbound closure on Highway 50. The closure has shifted 3 miles east, from Sly Park Road in Pollock Pines to Fresh Pond." (Twitter)
• Old Sacramento Waterfront: "We have a new waterfront attraction! @Hellgate_JB_Exc
  Jetboats are open and ready to take you on a spin." (Twitter)
• City of Roseville, California Police Department: "Promotion Announcement! Congrats to Nick Gaines on his recent promotion to Police Sergeant. Nick has been working for the Roseville Police Department for almost 10 years. Prior to being hired by the RPD, he worked for the Sacramento Police ..." (Facebook)
• City of Roseville, California Government: "Help plan the future of Parks, Recreation & Libraries. Plus, hear how Roseville uses recycled water throughout the community and more City news in the latest episode of What's Happening in Roseville." (Facebook)

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— Kelly Risse

About me: 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 and majored in Journalism at CSU Sacramento. My husband and I loved growing up and raising our three boys here in the 'Ville. I have watched Roseville evolve 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 in the Roseville Daily!

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