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  • Tsuchiura Exchange brings new friendships, old connections
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  • Sacramento sister city group reports strong pottery sales to fund scholarships
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  • Sacramento Youth Ambassadors Head to China in 2026 to Build Bridges Across Cultures

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The mission of the Northern California Chapter of Sister Cities International (NORCAL SCI) is to assist Sister Cities International members by promoting and developing sister city activities in Northern California.

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Sister Cities International's mission is to promote peace through mutual respect, understanding, cooperation – one individual, one community at a time.

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