Rio Vista Newspaper, Sept. 29, 2010

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Volume 12

Issue 38

Army Base The Steering Committee is working with staff to contract with a planner to help develop design guidelines for the Army Base. This is the first step in embarking on developing a plan for the Army Base so that the RVERS project can begin to move forward in a higher gear. As always, the issue is funding, both for the city to develop a plan and for the state and federal agencies to begin the actual design process. The city will be looking for grants and possible a federal appropriation to move this process forward. Business Park The city is still working

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to settle the issue of the deed restriction on the Business Park so we can sell the land. Right now, we have an appraiser working with the Central Valley Flood Protection Board staff to identify just what needs to be appraised so we can move forward with putting this issue on an agenda for a Board decision. I had been hoping we would have a hearing before the end of 2010, but apparently it is not to be. State wheels turn exceedingly slow sometimes. Boat Dock It is unfortunate that we are not going to have the dock repaired before Bass Festival. We are obtaining bids to do a repair so that it

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can be used while we find funding and go through the approval process to build a new dock. State Land Commission has said that a new dock must be ADA accessible, which requires moving the dock further into the river, a much more expensive proposition than simply replacing it where it sits. The repair that is needed so the dock can be used requires replacing the flotation, which is not a job that volunteers can do. National Heritage Area The Delta Protection Commission is required to do a feasibility study on establishing a National Heritage Area in the Delta. There will be a public workshop on October 6, from 6:30 to 9:00 PM at DH White School. You will have the opportunity to hear of the ideas and to participate in small group discussions. For more information, go to: www.delta.ca.gov/heritage.htm.

on Friday please call me at the number listed below and I will have some one pick up the Goodies. This is our only fund raiser for the year. It seems

obvious to us that the Center will deteriorate and Fall apart before to long. Please help keep the Senior Center open for those Seniors that enjoy

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the card games and other functions that this Center has been providing for many years

Next Candidates Night Oct. 8th Is Rio Vista in distress? If your answer is YES! Then you may want to consider attending the next, and probably the last, MEET THE CANDIDATES NIGHT Prior to Election Day. Even if you think every-

thing is fine and there is no need for concern don’t you think it might be important to hear the position that the Candidates are taking in regards to: Water & Sewer Facilities Water & Sewer Rates Army Base Redevelopment

City’s Financial Outlook River Crossing-bridge or tunnel? PLAN TO ATTEND October 8th at 6:30 PM at Trilogy’s Vista Club House in the Diablo Room

Senior Center Needs You Please help the Senior Center. The city of Rio Vista (Mr. Delarosa ) is trying to charge the seniors $300.00 per month for the utilities. The board of directors can not afford this.

Many other vendors use the Senior center including the City and have not been requested to help pay for the utilities. The city Also has stopped paying for the monthly pest

control. The Seniors are now paying for this. Food is served Monday through Friday by Meals on Wheels so pest control is absolutely necessary. The senior center has had some leaks in the roof and the front door and the city has not, and will not fix the door. Please help us by bringing some type of sweet or donation on Friday October 8th; from 10:30 to 3Pt to the Senior Center. Also on Saturday Morning also Between 8AM to the

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sometimes with embarrassment at the poor preparation, inaccuracies and presentation, and I assume the candidates do as well. Please remember also that one of the candidates supported the Council decision at the podium, and, if elected the vote would still have been at least three to two, regardless of the other new councilperson. Council should have trusted the process.I guess we are also too simple to figure out the same argument will be used again next year. The Mayor spoke to that steep learning curve involved in these decisions, saying it might take nine months to a year to reach. Next year there will potentially be three seats available for election, and Council will, at that exact point in time, have to make a decision again to extend Mr. De La Rosa’s employment agreement for yet another year because those new Council people will not be well informed enough, educated enough, involved enough or concerned enough to make good decisions. Since, given the current environment and sentiments toward City Council, it is not likely the members will want to run again, or, if they did, that they would be electable, they might just have to grant another one year extension. You must understand it would be to Continued On Pg.3

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I want to say I have over the years come to respect not only the thankless job of City Council, but also for those who do the job and make the tough decisions. Despite that, I cannot let the spectacle of the Council meeting on Thursday, September 16th pass without comment. The Council members will say my dissatisfaction is with the fact they extended the employment agreement of City Manager Hector De La Rosa’s. That is not my business, concern or issue. My disagreement with this action is based in ethics and principal, virtue and trust. Anyone paying attention could see the writing on the wall even before the Thursday night meeting. Mayor Vick’s “Mayors Corner� outlined all the difficult and expensive tasks required by Council members, and ended with the information that we needed to give very careful consideration to who we elect to fill the two available seats in November. Reading that, and looking at the staff reports and agreements on the agenda for upcoming meeting, it was clear that she, at least, felt it necessary to take away some of the rightful responsibilities of the new members. Though it was no surprise, four Council members did

a great disservice to the candidates, the community and to Mr. De La Rosa. The Council members denigrated the brains and hearts of five individuals seeking office by robbing them of their voice in this important decision. Whether I, or other citizens, agree with the candidates or not, they will win by a vote of the people. They will be seated prior to the December 9th one hundred twenty day notice to the City Manager regarding his contract. It was clear, given the well rehearsed and prepared comments, that three of the members supported the Mayor’s printed word and there clearly was no intention to listen to arguments from candidates or the community. Three out of five marched in step and told us they believed it would not be possible for newly elected Councilmember’s to have all the information necessary to make informed decisions about such important matters. To which I reply: I am not running for Council but I am not stupid and neither are the candidates. I am educated, informed, involved and concerned, and so are they. I support or disagree with Council decisions, and so do they. I attend or watch most Council meetings, and read all the documents that Council is presented,

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members. By activating the local version of babysitting, rather than convincing anyone they made this vote because Mr. De La Rosa is doing an exemplary job, they have cemented the belief of many that he had to be protected because he was not doing an exemplary job. How unfair to him. He managed to convince 4 out of 5 of them, and apparently at least one candidate of his abilities. No one can fault Mr. De La Rosa for wanting security for himself and his family. Everyone wants that. The economy is awful, especially in our city. There are scandals all over California about the manipulation of salaries and benefits for councils and managers. The job market is tough. City Council made it clear they admire his work ethic and his work product. It is their job to judge, and their decision that will be held to account. To that I say all well and good, but not to the dissimilar treatment of other employees who work hard for us every day. What is good for them is plenty fine for him as well. He has taken cuts, and they have taken cuts. That is where the similarity ends. City Council has tied the hands

insure consistency, and continuity for the good of the community. It could go on forever. From the beginning of the water and sewer rate controversy City administration and City Council have told their citizens that the spreadsheets and formulas were too complicated for the “average” person to understand. They have repeatedly commented on the complexities of the decisions they are forced to make. I am tired of being treated like an unteachable adult missing the point of the important learning moments, and I amguessing there are others that feel exactly the same way. There were other alternatives to handle this situation, there always are. There is virtue in ethical behavior and the thoughtful education of the people served. Instead, what we have is a toxic environment in City government that will cause dissatisfied voters to question every item and every issue, wasting valuable time that could be spent improving our lot in life. They have robbed Mr. De La Rosa the opportunity to win the hearts and minds of the new Council

of the incoming Council members by extending an employee agreement that includes a severance package the City cannot afford to initiate even if they found a need to. It creates a disincentive to perform well, and that is a great disservice to the City. If the decisions facing Council are so difficult that we cannot expect intelligent actions for nine months to a year out of new Council members, the system is flawed. I don’t happen to believe that. I believe that the current Council members took the job to make a difference and were able to read reports, do independent research, and reach conclusions they believed best for the community. That they believe new members are not at least as qualified as they were when elected is insulting. Finally, Mr. De La Rosa removed severance provisions from his employee’s agreements saying they were not needed and financial times are hard. Fair is fair. Mr. De La Rosa, if principled, should not have requested or accepted an expensive severance package in his agreement and should instead be

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willing to stand on his abilities and efforts as he expects his employees to do. Fortunately, it is not too late to fix this problem. Put the agreement back on the agenda for a fourth amendment. Take out the severance provisions and go ahead and extend the contract. That allows Mr. De La Rosa to prove that the current Council is right to value his employment and gives him the opportunity to show his worth to the

newly elected Council members. This opinion is solely my own and should construed as representative of the thoughts or opinions of the organizations I serve, my family or my friends. I am not a member of the Taxpayers Association, I currently support no candidate, I do support the water and sewer rates and I am smart enough to make decisions based on accurate information. Gale Bowen

Dear Editor, A statement was mentioned by Bernie Durman that Rio Vista Delta Breeze is not an efficient system and that buses run around empty. Delta Breeze is completely funded with fare revenues, miscellaneous sales (Greyhound, Amtrak ticket sales), state and Federal grants. No local general fund subsidizes Delta Breeze.

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The transit fund is one of the most healthiest funds that the City has. Overall ridership has increased ten-fold from 1,500 passenger trips in FY 04-05, when the bus operated with a City employee, to over 14,380 passenger trips in FY 09-10 utilizing a contract firm. This translates to 60 passenger trips per average weekday or 2.83 passengers per hour. The system is finally generating 10% of its revenues from fares. For a small rural transit system, these are excellent performance measures. The Delta Breeze Taxi Scrip Program is going strong with 162 participants and 281 passenger trips in FY 09-10. The City subsidizes 50% of travel to anywhere for seniors and persons with disabilities. Delta Breeze is here to provide a lifeline transit

service for those that do not have transportation or those that choose not to commute in their personal car. The question about empty buses coincides with why do you see only three of twenty registers at the local supermarket in use? Why are there empty lanes of traffic? Why are airplanes halfempty? The City like other service businesses, needs to balance supply and demand to operate an efficient system and that bus services must have continuity in their provision, for example, for driver shifts, vehicle utilization, service availability and route design. When accommodating all these factors produces the results seen on the street: an bus coming back to Rio Vista may be practically empty in the AM, but packed on its way inbound on its way to Fairfield in the AM; few riders at the end of a route. If the City canceled transit, then unmet transit needs would be created and the State would force the City to provide some form of transportation. The City is looking at evaluating its route structure through updating its 10year short range transit plan later on this year and will ask the public to participate in this process in developing the best transit system that can serve the needs of Rio Vista citizens. John Andoh Transit & Airport Coordinator City of Rio Vista Dear Editor Disinformation is a long word we all need to understand. It has been used extensively in wartime to

cause the other side to make wrong decisions. Unfortunately politicians and their minions do the same thing for the same reason. I joined the Delta Tea Party over two months ago and despite the sucesses we are having all across the nation, people still make false assertions that we are a radical right wing republican organization. No, we are a self made conservative non partisan group of everyday folks. We believe in supporting candidates that truly believe in reducing the size and scope of government, fiscal responsibility and abiding by our Constitution. There is not a violent or racist bone in our bodies. We fear the current majority of our elected officials are more concerned with short term career power than they are the long term viability of our State and Nation. We believe lazy “name recognition voting” got us into this mess. We must be smarter than that. Thousands of American Patriots have sacrificed themselves to provide you with your right to Vote. All we ask is for you to become an informed Citizen by investigating the candidates. Know who you are Voting for and why. Our survival as a Nation depends on you. “For evil to prevail, all it takes is for good people to do nothing” Hans Slade Rio Vista

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DEMOCRATS MEET THE SOLANO COUNTY there. 12, That the Rio Vista CounDEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE Democrats Meet The Solano County Democratic Central Committee held their monthly meeting Wednesday evening the 22nd of September. In addition to routine business, members of the Northern Solano Democratic Club and the United Democrats Club, that includes Vallejo and Benecia described operations at the new County Democratic headquarters offices in Fairfield and Vallejo . Committee members were pleased that California Attorney General Jerry Brown, Congressmen George Miller, and John Garamendi, as well as Assembly Member Mariko Yamada attended the opening of the offices. Central Commit-

tee Chair, Kay Woodson, officers and members and individual club members discussed campaign plans, and events to elect more Democrats to City, County, State and Federal elected offices. The field is wide open, and Democrats are showing their energy and exuberance as election day nears. Democrats interested in volunteering or participating in upcoming election activities can call the Democratic Headquarters in Vallejo at: 707-6818683(VOTE). The Solano County Central Committee meets the 4th Wednesday of each month in the first floor training room at the County Building on North Texas Street . All Democrats are welcome.

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believe the impossible, the provably wrong, or the ridiculous. Too many believe:

Dear Editor “While leafing through the stack of advertisements in the Sunday’ paper I saw an ad for green tea which promised that it would “BURN FAT!” I wondered how many would accept this preposterous claim and then moved on to the rest of the paper, Soon I saw an item that made me realize that there are many who believe t;hat the actions of man have no effect on the environment. And next an item reminded me t;hat many here in Kentucky do not believe that “clean coal” is an oxymoron, This just opened the door for a list of instances in which a significant number of people

1. That they will win the lottery next week 2. That Obama was not born in the U>S> 3. That their Lexus and/or castle indicates their statue i society. 4. That Adam and Eve had no ancestors. 5. That Fox News is a reliable source of the truth, 6. That the Government should stay out of my kitchen while I”m cooking eggs, 7. That dinosaurs and man coexisted. 8. That diamonds are a girl’s best friend. 9, That the End Days are near. 10. That fortune tellers and TV talking heads can predict the future. 11. That the yeti, Nessie,, and Big Foot are still out

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Letter to the Editor, City Council By now, I am sure that you know that the City Council has continued its corrupt ways and extended the City Manager’s Contract for another year after April 9, 2011. This is September, 2010! Almost eight months before the current contract runs out. My computer crashed last Wednesday, which was found unfixable, which forced me to purchase a new one on Sunday. Probably a good thing; however, because I was so angry and discussed by the council’s action; that writing a letter to the editor might have had too much venom in it, written the next day to meet a newspaper deadline of 5:00pm, on Friday. This purely demonstrates the dirty, corrupt, deceitful, disgraceful politics, and antics of this Council and City Manager. They do not agree with the United States Constitution and obviously don’t give a damn about “We the People”. The Council and City Manager are supposed to be working for the people, not themselves! I received the agenda Friday evening and began notifying several people via email and everyone I saw or talked to. They emailed and spread the word as well. In six days, correct thinking people packed the City Haul (hall) and someone gathered 286 signatures requesting not to extend the contract. Several people spoke at the podium, all save one, either asking not to extend the contract or pointing out various issues with the City Manager. Those that didn’t speak clapped for all those that did showing their

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support. It is simply amazing that the mayor and council, except for Ms. Norman, could hear all this testimony and ignore all of it. After the people spoke, each Councilman and the Mayor read from prepared scripts saying why they would be voting for the extension. The Mayor read from two local supporters’ letters, but didn’t tell how many negative emails or phone calls she got. Their minds were made up and it didn’t matter what the public had to say. It was obvious that the vote would be 4 to 1 in favor; I couldn’t stand it anymore and walked out during the Mayor’s diatribe. I found out later that the Mayor had instructed the councilpersons to vote to extend; to show solidarity for the City Manager. This is just wrong and a violation of the Brown Act. It was obvious that the Mayor and Council had met before in PRIVATE and decided to vote for the extension. They even said as much in their prepared scripts as the City Manager had asked them to extend his contract so he would have more time to find a new job. Before the extension, the Manager’s Contract simply required a 120 day notice. Should the new Council elect not to extend the optional one year; a simple 120 day notice of no extension could have been given and allow the contract to run its course and expire on April 9, 2011. Now, with the extension, if the new Council wishes to replace the City Manager, we will be required to pay the full salary to the new end of contract. This is really a golden parachute of at least $130,000. Are there any attorneys out there that can shed some light on how to fix this injustice? Steve Lamb

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Fellowship is a special word that describes having something in common. A fellowship develops if there is something of importance that is held in common. In Philippians Paul explains fellowship as having one another in heart, mind and prayers. This describes the true fellowship of the believers. However… even if the group is not a group of Christians it becomes a fellowship if there are some Christians who understand the meaning of fellowship. My husband graduated from Cal Maritime Academy many years ago. His graduating class has kept a fellowship through the years. It seems with every reunion they become a closer-knit group of men. They share the school in common but they have built upon this bond and become a true fellowship. The wives also are part of this fellowship. This last week the men celebrated another reunion. My husband and I enjoyed the fellowship of these men and women in Pacific Grove. They share the sea in common so every reunion has to be near water. During this reunion the bond of fellowship was apparent. These people have a heart for one another. . Because of the true fellowship it is possible to share our faith and different political viewpoints and still have a heart for one another. It is a unique group because it is a fellowship. We come together in a bond of caring and sharing. When fellowship occurs there can be honest sharing of ideas. Fellowship does not allow for phony talk or activities. It is a rare happening in today’s society because fellowship requires communication and time. Face book, twitter and email are not fellowship. Fellowship is

a time out to listen to the stories of those we care for and pray for good endings and new beginnings. Good stories have plots and as God’s children we all have unique experiences that make our lives worth reading. When God develops our story it is rich and always has a good ending as well as new beginning. Fellowship with the Son of God makes our lives real page-turners. The characters in our story are those with whom we have fellowship. My husband’s buddies from Cal Maritime academy make up several chapters of our lives. In Philippians Paul was miles away from his friends but he had a real fellowship with them because they shared the spiritual bond of following Jesus. Paul had fellowship with the Gospel the Good News of Jesus Christ. The Great Commission is that all Christians are to love Jesus first and then love others. It does not say that they are to love only Christians. Paul wrote to strengthen the Fellowship of Believers in order that it could reach out to others with the Good News. With Jesus one can cross the bridge to fellowship. He walks before us pointing the way towards fellowship. He knows that in the fellowship of believers we grow stronger in faith. It would be a shame to miss the fellowship because we are too busy.I am so grateful we took time out to fellowship with others this past week. All are invited to take time out and share with the Congregational Church as it celebrates the Harvest Festival this coming Saturday from five to seven. It is a reunion of many old friends sharing, friendship, food and fellowship...(see our ad)

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Rio Vista, California, September 21, 2010 - Rio Vista Delta Breeze will offer transportation to all passengers traveling from Trilogy and downtown Rio Vista to Rio Vista Municipal Airport every 30 minutes between 10:00 am to 3:00 pm for Airport Day on Sunday, October 3, 2010.

Passengers can board Route 51 at Front & Main Street, Trilogy Vista Clubhouse or Trilogy Delta Clubhouse for a quick ride to Rio Vista Municipal Airport. Fares are $1.75 for general passengers ages 5 through 54 years old and 75 cents for seniors age 55 years old and older, per-

sons with disabilities and Medicare card holders. The last trip will depart Rio Vista Municipal Airport at 3:00 pm. The first trip will depart Front & Main Streets at 10:00 am, Trilogy Vista Clubhouse at 10:15 am and Trilogy Delta Clubhouse at 10:10 am. If you want to have the bus come to your door, call 30 minutes in advance to (707) 374-2878 to request a route deviation. An additional fee will apply for door to door service. For additional route and schedule information, call Rio Vista Delta Breeze at (707) 374-2878. You can also visit Rio Vista Delta Breeze on the internet at www.deltabreeze.org

Dear 4-H Colleagues, National 4-H Council is pleased to announce a new opportunity, through the partnership with JCPenney Afterschool, which can immensely benefit both National 4-H Council and local 4-H youth. Through the “Care, Share, WIN!� promotion, JCPenney will distribute $1 million through a monthlong Facebook campaign; offering the opportunity for students ages 13-18 to win a grant for their favorite charity and a college scholarship for themselves, from September 20 to October 3, 2010. The campaign will have a two-pronged approach: Customers will help allocate $500,000 to one of four after-school charities

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(Boys and Girls Club of America, The Y, National 4-H Council, and FIRST) by voting for their favorite charity. The winning charity will receive $250,000; second place $150,000; third place $75,000; and fourth place $25,000. Youth will be invited to share their personal community service stories, to enter for a chance to win college scholarships and grants for their charity (must be a qualified 501c3). a) Students will submit a 250-word essay about their community service along with a photo to be eligible for the contest. Entries will be collected for approximately two weeks. The top 50 semifinalists will be identified and posted on Facebook for fans to vote for the top three finalists. The top three finalists will then be posted and voted upon to identify grand prize winners. b) Each of the 50 semifinalists will receive a $3,000 donation to a charity of their choice and a $3,000 college scholarship. The grand prize winner will receive a $50,000 donation to a charity of their choice and a $50,000 college scholarship. The second place winner will receive a $30,000 dona-

tion to a charity of their choice and a $30,000 college scholarship. The third place winner will receive a $20,000 donation to charity and a $20,000 scholarship. Timeline: September 20: Campaign launches; voting begins to allocate $500,000 to afterschool charities (voting remains active throughout entire contest period); students submit entries to the contest October 3: Last day to submit entries to the contest October 4-7: Fulfillment agency and JCP Afterschool identify top 50 semi-finalists and verify all eligibility requirements are met October 8-17: Top 3 finalists are posted online and voting for grand prize winner occurs October 21: Winner announced in conjunction with national Lights on Afterschool event The partnership between 4-H and JCPenney offers many avenues for raising awareness, support, and dollars for local 4-H programs. We appreciate your time and hope you will spread the word about these contests so we can continue to raise significant dollars in support of 4-H!

FIREWORKS CRUISE TAKE RIO VISTA DELTA BREEZE TO THE FIREWORKS CRUISE ON SUNDAY OCTOBER 3, 2010 Saturday, October 9, 2010, take Rio Vista Delta Breeze to the Fireworks Cruise during the Bass Festival. The special Route 51 service will provide service to Trilogy Vista Clubhouse, Trilogy Delta Clubhouse and Front & Main Streets in downtown Rio Vista before traveling to The Point Restaurant where passengers would board the boat for a two-hour cruise.

Fare is payable to Delta Discovery Cruises for $40.00 per person and includes roundtrip shuttle fare on Delta Breeze from Trilogy or Downtown Rio Vista, a 2 hour cruise and fabulous desserts. Call for Reservations to 925-2529300 or visit www.deltadiscoverycruises.com. For additional route and schedule information, call Rio Vista Delta Breeze at (707) 374-2878. You can also visit Rio Vista Delta Breeze on the internet at www.deltabreeze.org

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radiation treatment with her unique sense of humor intact. Debbie even shared her humor with the staff at Sutter Solano Cancer Center during her radiation sessions. “I had those people in stitches,� she says. “It is what it is, so I decided to make it fun.� The outstanding support she received from the staff at Sutter as well as her students fueled her determination to beat cancer. “I wouldn’t have made it without them,� she says.

There is much misinformation being circulated on the current water and sewer rates. We want your input so that we can best focus our educational efforts based on your responses. Please log onto the City’s website www.riovistacity.com and on the left side of the home page, click on the Water and Sewer Survey tab to complete the survey.

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Real Estate Q&A By Sam Richards

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Q. I’ve decided to buy a home rather than rent; my credit is not that great and I’m in chapter 13 bankruptcy. My current landlord pulled my credit and rented to me, so perhaps I would qualify? D.I. RioVista A. There is no industry standard for rental qualification, some property managers and landlords only care that you are employed, while others check credit and call every reference on your application. The credit report itself can have a bearing as well, depending on the depth of the report purchased. A base report does not offer a credit score, and may omit tax liens, and does not report evictions, while a more expensive report gives all these things and can merge husband/wife or show separate data. The more detailed reports also offer account numbers and a complete history of each account including high credit, current owed, payment, and history of payments including any lates, and how late. All the parts of your report then lend itself to a rating, or score, known as a FICO score (Fair Isaacs Company Score) which is broken down to reflect from the following categories: 35%=payment history, 30%=total debt showing, 15%=length of history, 10%=type of credit (re-

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volving or installment), 10%=new credit (new accounts and credit inquires). A credit inquiry can knock 8-23 points off your FICO score. When purchasing, the most detailed report is pulled from the 3 major agencies, and your FICO score is averaged between the 3. All data is used for evaluation, and any collections have to be paid and late payments explained in writing along with tax returns, financial statement, bank statements, income verification and w-2’s, paystubs, and proof of cash available to purchase. FHA will go as low as a 580 FICO, the desired is 620 or above, with a score of 700 and above nets you an elite status. The highest I have worked with was an 860 (not mine), but there are tricks to bump up a score, and we have worked with buyers to aide in raising their score. No one, by the way, will lend to anyone in any stage of bankruptcy. Normally, a lender wants 3 years to pass after the bankruptcy is complete. Think about it, if you add debt during your bankruptcy proceeding, it could be included and you could file on the new debt as well. The time period after bankruptcy is to allow a period of “seasoning� to see how you are handling financial challenges. So, no, I don’t think you’ll

qualify right now, maybe in 3 to 4 years if you exhibit prompt payment

, are able to save, and generally demonstrate good financial management. Q. On the purchase agreement, I was required to lay out the type of loan and how much I am putting down. Does this limit me to the loan parameters from that contract, or can I do something different? S.E. Rio Vista A. When you submit an offer, you are setting what you are willing to pay, where the money will come from, and the terms affecting possession, repairs, inspections, and so on. If the seller has two offers for the same or similar price, they are likely to pick the one with the most down and the best terms. When you set your terms to fund your loan, any change should reflect something that would give the seller a feeling of security

that you can execute the purchase. A change to less money down or 100% financing when that was not on the original agreement could break the deal. Changes in that venue should be explained to the seller again with assurance you can complete the purchase. The short answer is yes, you must abide by the terms of the contract, and any changes should be spelled out in an addendum signed by all parties. Got questions? Call 707374-6491 or visit www. richards-realestate.com

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Corvette Club Donates To Pool “Rolf Sabye, President of Rio Vista Corvettes, presents a $500 check to John Rankine, President of the Rio Vista Foundation. Members of the club voted unanimously, Wednesday, to give these funds to the Foundation to defray construction costs of the new city pool, pictured in the background. Rio Vista Corvettes meets the fourth Wednes-

day of the month at 7:00 p. m. at Abel Chevrolet. Local owner, Derek Abel, has helped make this venue possible. The club has held various events since its inception in 2007, allowing it to make this donation. Rankine welcomed the donation, noting that with the completion of the pool so near, additional fund

raising efforts will likely be necessary. Unfortunately, unforseen challenges have occurred near the end of construction, including additional decking, fencing and change room modifications. The Foundation continues to place coin banks around town and welcomes your contributions.”

Delta Pharmacy & Gifts Filling all of your pharmaceutical needs and so much more. No need to travel out of town for that unique gift for a special someone. Stop by today and see our wide selection of gift items that are perfect for any holiday. We feature a staff that places customer service at the top of the list. We’ll even wrap a gift you purchase at our store FREE! So, shop Delta Pharmacy & Gifts!!!

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First Congregational Church of Rio Vista welcomes all to celebrate Jesus Sundays at 11:00 a.m. All are welcome to Adult Sunday School at 10:00 on Sunday Choir practice at five on Sunday Bible Study at ten on Wednesday Children’s Sunday School at 11:15 Prayer Meetings

Tickets are now on sale for the oldest continuing festival of Rio Vista...TheHarvest Festival. It will be held at the church on Saturday Oct.2. There will be homemade candy, baked goods, crafts and the traditional lamb barbecue. All of Rio Vista and places beyond have gathered for this event for over a hundred years. Come and meet old friends and enjoy the best lamb along with Portuguese beans, salad and all the trimmings.Tickets remain at the same price as last year. 230 Sacramento Street (next door to the Post Office) Office Phone...374 2033 Pastor Ella Ray Toscano

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An Ounce of Prevention

You wouldn’t drive your car 50,000 miles without an oil change and a tuneup, so why have you waited five years to have your mouth examined and your teeth cleaned? At Dentistry of the Delta, our aim is to restore your mouth to a healthy state so you will look and feel your best! A healthy mouth is an important part of a healthy you, and an attractive smile is one of your keys to success! Regular visits to your dentist will help you avoid unwanted pain and costly repairs.

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All American Soap Box Derby Saturday, October 9th of Rio Vista Bass Derby & Festival

The always popular All American Soap Box Derby is back on Main Street on Saturday of the 63rd Annual

Bass Derby & Festival in Rio Vista. The Soap Box Derby was relocated from a side street to Main Street last year, enablingmany more festival goers to enjoy the family event. To make this possible, the Soap Box Derby sponsors, Stewart Industrial Supplies – Napa Auto Parts and McPherson Crane & Rigging, built a ramp to allow the cars to gather enough speed. The All American Soap Box Derby takes place on Saturday October 9th from 2:00PM to 5:00PM, for set-up, time trials, race and awards. “It’s such a thrill to see the kids in their Derby cars race down Main Street to Front Street while hundreds of Festival goers cheer them on,” said Matt Rubier, President of the Rio Vista Chamber of Commerce. “It’s a family fun event that you will not want to miss,” he added. The cost to participate in the Soap Box Derby is just $10 for kids ages 7-15 only. Participants provide their own regulation Soap Box Derby vehicle, car and driver combine weight must not exceed 250lbs and wheel diameter may not exceed 12”. There is double elimination racing. Entry forms are available at www.bassfestival.org and at the Rio Vista Chamber of Commerce, 6 North Front Street, Rio Vista, 94571. All entries must be received by Wednesday, October 6, 2010 and cars must be inspected and approved in advance— please contact the Chamber for locations (707) 374-2700. Custom build class – 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophies. Kit car classic – 1st, 2nd and 3rd place trophies. 1st place winners from each class will race for Grand Champion.

Mary Gamaza Fundraiser Tickets Available You are cordially invited to attend a Tri-Tip and Chicken Dinner and Live Action in Honor of Mary Gamaza hosted by Union Baptist Church Tenn Messengers Youth Group on Friday October 15 from 5:30 to 7:00 ( to-go orders also available) at the UBC 125 Sierra Ave. Adults $20.00 and kids $10.00. Mary was diagnosed in January 2010 with an aggressive form of Multiple Myeloma (Blood Cancer). She is currently in process of harvesting her stem cells for a bone marrow

transplant at Sanford University Hospital. Your taste buds will be tickeled by th

delectable barbecuing skills of Kacy Bowers and you will be amused and entertained

by auctioneering talent of Joseph Gates, auctioneer extraordinaire! The auction will take place at 6:30, so please plan on attending and picking up some yummy goodies, baked with love by our own Teen Messengers Youth Group, and assorted other item. Tickets are available from Terri Kinser- 3304882, Katrina Spradling 290-1497, Vicki Dolk 373-5588, Kristi Schulz All Animals Veterinary Service 372-9369, Cindy Stewart Napa Auto Parts 249-5586 or 374-5660, Vanean Gates 694-3062 and the UBC office 374-2015

JUDY’S RIO VISTA CLOTHING REOPENS

JUDY’S CLOTHING reopened last week to a wonderful response from their customers. The light spacious new upgraded look makes it easy to see the wonderful new fash-

ions. We had sold everything that had previously been in the store before the renovation so everything in the store currently is brand new Judy was proud to say. Judy’s continues to offer a

selection of California Designers, Rio Vista Logo Merchandise and Rams Wear. The store will provide a selection for Men Women and Children. Judy invites everyone to attend the grand opening Fashion Show Oct 2nd sponsored by YLI and Judy’s Rio Vista Clothing at St Joseph’s Parish Hall at 11:30 am. Tickets are available at the store location. Proceeds help the local schools and assist in scholarship programs. Judy expressed her Thanks to the community for their support the last 9 years and hopes she will be in business here for many more years.

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Rio Vista Sanitation Service will take the following items in your blue recycling container:

PAPER PRODUCTS: Boxes/Packages, Cardboard, Catalogs, Chipboard (cereal boxes, shoe boxes, etc.), Colored Paper, Construction Paper, Copy Paper, Coupons, Egg Cartons (Non-Styrofoam), Envelopes with Metal Clasps, Junk Mail, Loose Newspaper, Magazines, Manila Folders, Newspaper Inserts, Of�ice Paper, Paper Bags, Paper Packaging, Paper Towel Tubes, Shredded Paper (in plastic bags), Telephone Books, White Paper PLASTIC PRODUCTS: California Redemption Plastic #1-#7, HDPE #2, Detergent Bottles, 5-Gallon Buckets, Juice Jugs/Cartons, Milk Jugs/ Cartons, Plastic Bags, Plastic Laundry Baskets, Plastic Water Jugs, Plastic Pot Plants, Rinsed Salad Dressing Bottles, Rinsed Yogurt & Margarine Containers, Shampoo & Bleach Bottles, Soda Bottles, Soft Drink Bottles: PET #1, Toys such as Plastic Tricycles, Water Bottles. ALL CONTAINERS SHOULD BE RINSED & EMPTIED • NO LIDS ON CONTAINERS. METALS: Aluminum Cans, CLEAN Aluminum Foil, Aluminum Pie Plates CLEAN Food Cans, Pet Food Cans, Steel Cans, Tin Cans GLASS: Glass Jars & Bottles

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