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Rob Turner

Rob Turner

CEO/Co-founder & Co-Editor in Chief at Sactown Magazine

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Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Rural
  • Regional News

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Recent Articles

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A Window to the World - Sactown Magazine

An artist created large-scale urban portals to allow people to interact in real time with strangers around the globe. Let’s greet our global neighbors too.
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Why Not Here? - Tops of the Town - Sactown Magazine

In 2010, a new kind of swivel chair emerged, acting as a people magnet in cities around the world. It’s time for Sacramento to make some heads turn too.
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Why Not Here? All the World's a Stage - Environmental Theater - Sac...

Companies have broken out, taking their shows into parks and playgrounds with environmental theater. We should think outside the black box too.
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Snap, Crackle & Pop Culture - Cerealism - Sactown Magazine

A new cereal bar, Cerealism, opens in Old Sacramento and serves up everything from Corn Pops to Instagrammable backdrops.
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Q&A with Kevin Fat, CEO of Fat Family Restaurants - Sactown Magazine

Frank Fat’s is Sacramento’s oldest restaurant. Fat Family Restaurant Group CEO Kevin Fat talks about the challenges facing both downtown and the restaurant industry.
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Why Not Here? - Sowing the Seeds of Change - Sactown Magazine

Pocket forests are sprouting in cities around the globe as a surprisingly effective way to fight climate change. It’s time to branch out.
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Why Not Here? - Wayne’s World - Sactown Magazine

Last year, Sacramento lost Wayne Thiebaud. We should remember our greatest hometown artist with a museum befitting his global stature.
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Why Not Here? - Sitting Down with a Good Book - Sactown Magazine

Many cities have combined street furniture with great literature to create book benches, beautifying urban landscapes and improving literacy.
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Why Not Here? 15th Anniversary Edition - Sactown Magazine

Read about our proposal for a Tower Bridge climb and other fun ideas down below. (Photo by Eli Margetich)When my co-editor and wife Elyssa Lee and I launched Sactown in 2006, our mission was to shine a bright spotlight on the people, places and things that make our region the amazing place that it i…
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Trash Talk - Sactown Magazine

In Baltimore, a school of large-mouth garbage gobblers is keeping the harbor clean. We should reel one in right here in Sacramento.
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The Wonders Down Under - Sactown Magazine

In many cities around the country, people are looking down on public art—about 5 to 6 feet down. It’s time to wash that gray right out of our streets.
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A Tale of Two Towers - Sacramento - Sactown Magazine

In recent months, proposals emerged for two of the last opportunity sites on Capitol Mall. Each tells a very different story about civic ambition, smart planning and political prudence—or the lack thereof.