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Brianna Taylor

Sacramento
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Do you need a permit to run a lemonade stand in California? What the law says Original

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By Camila Pedrosa, Brianna Taylor
| The Sacramento Bee
As the weather begins feeling summer-like across California, an iconic time-tested tradition among young entrepreneurs is defrosting — having a lemonade stand. In some states, lemonade stand operators are required to secure a business permit before setting up. What does California require? Multiple Sacramento Bee readers reached out to the service journalism team earlier this year, wondering if the state mandates licensing or permitting for local lemonade stands.
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Historic Land Park bowling alley is for sale. What does landmark status really mean?

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By Brianna Taylor
| Abridged by PBS KVIE
The former Land Park Bowl property on Freeport Boulevard with historic landmark status is up for sale following a fire that closed the building. The Sacramento community questions what's next for the vacant bowling alley, with ideas of the type of business they'd like to see fill the space. Some people prefer the property reopen as a bowling alley, while others say they'd be satisfied with "any thriving business" taking the spot.
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Rattlesnake bite kills California cyclist. What to do (and not do) to stay safe Original

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By Don Sweeney , Brianna Taylor, Jacqueline Pinedo
| The Sacramento Bee
A mountain biker in Southern California has died following a rattlesnake bite in early February, reports said. Julian Hernandez, 25, of Costa Mesa, was bitten on Feb. 1 while bicycling at a trailhead, KTLA reported. Hernandez fell into a coma and remained in an intensive care unit at a hospital, the station said. His family confirmed March 4 that he had died. Here’s what you need to know about rattlesnake safety: What should I do if I get bitten by a rattlesnake?
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