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Todd R. H anSen home,manfromnewtotakeHealthSolanodayoveractualmonthsweresincenavirusThursdayCovid-19bestTHANSEN@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—Thedescriptionforthereportingonmightbe“late.”Ofthe1,437newcorocasesreportedAug.4,nearlyhalffromweeks,evenpriortothat.Thenumberofcasesthepastseven-periodwas725,theCountyPublicDivisionreported.Thenewreportsthepandemictotal106,206.Moreover,theonedeathreportedwasAugust2021:aover65,livingatunvaccinated,and with significant under lying health issues, Dr. Bela Matyas, the county public health officer, said in a phone interview. His death was related to the Delta strain of the disease, and raises the death toll for the pandemic to 431; and to 168 since vaccines were readily available to the public starting in July 2021. Of the 168 deaths since then, 127 of the individ uals were unvaccinated; 41 were vaccinated, the county reported. Of those 168 deaths, 118 were related to the Delta strain, 46 to the first omicron strain and

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Todd R. H anSen andWednesdayramentojumpingtoman20-year-olddaysearchTHANSEN@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETRIOVISTA—ThecontinuedThursforamissingOaklandwhoispresumedhavedrownedafterintotheSacRiverlateafternoonneversurfacing.Theman,whoseiden tity has not been released by the Solano County Sheriff’s Office, jumped from a dock at Sandy Beach County Park shortly after 4 p.m. The Sheriff’s Office is now calling the search a recovery operation, which was halted after sundown Wednesday and restarted Thursday morning. As of late in the afternoon, the man had not been found, sheriff’s Sgt. Rex Hawkins said. Sandy Beach is a popular location for fam ilies and friends to spend a summer day, and that is exactly what the missing man and his family members were doingHowever,Wednesday.the Sac ramento River can be treacherous.SolanoCounty has posted signs at the park informing visitors about river conditions and letting them know there is no lifeguard on duty at the park. The signs were first posted in 2012 following the drowning of a Contra Costa youth group leader. His was just one of several river drownings Search, Page A8 See Travis, Page A8 See CDC, Page A8

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention streamlined its guidance Thursday for keeping Covid-19 in check, de-emphasizing social distancing, nixing screening tests for those without symptoms and not recommend ing people who aren’t current on vaccines quar antine for after being exposed to the virus. The CDC had previ ously urged those who haven’t been vaccinated or had a booster shot if eligible to “stay home and quarantine for at least five full days,” while those current on the vaccine or who had recovered from Covid-19 in the past 90 days did not have to stay home unless they had“We’resymptoms.ina stronger place today as a nation, with more tools – like vac cination, boosters, and treatments – to protect ourselves, and our com munities, from severe illness from Covid-19,” Greta Massetti, chief of the CDC’s Field Epide miology and Prevention Branch, said in a state ment accompanying the announcement.

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SuSan Hiland SHILAND@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—August brings with it the end of summer for many, and the beginning of the school year. Gavin Rakin, 13, of Vacaville, on Thursday was starting his second year at Golden West Middle School. “I am looking forward to meeting new people,” he said. “Last year, I wasn’t here very long, so I didn’t really meet a lot of people.” He likes math and is pretty excited to jump into algebra. Like everyone else, Rakin was a little nervous, but excited not to be in the middle of a Covid lockdown, with classes back in person. His dad, Chad Rakin, hopes his to host Tomato & Vine Festival football squad “Restore

NEWS DEPARTMENT Managing Editor Glen Faison 707-427-6925 Sports Editor 707-427-6926 Photo Editor Robinson Kuntz 707-427-6915 E-MAIL ADDRESSES FoyPresident/CEO/PublisherMcNaughtonfmcnaughton@dailyrepublic.net T.Co-PublisherBurtMcNaughton tbmcnaughton@dailyrepublic.net Managing Editor Glen Faison gfaison@dailyrepublic.net Classified ads drclass@dailyrepublic.net Circulation drcirc@dailyrepublic.net Postmaster: Send address changes to Daily Republic, P.O. Box 47, Fairfield, CA 94533-0747. Periodicals postage paid at Fairfield, CA 94533. Published by McNaughton Newspapers. (ISNN) 0746-5858 Armijo Student newspaper gossip columns from the ’30s, ’40s The Vacaville Museum/courtesy photo The Armijo Student school newspapers contained gossip columns about who was dating who. Congrats to RIT’s 2022 graduates

UMGC namedstudentstodean’s list Twenty Solano County students were among the more than 9,300 Univer sity of Maryland Global Campus students named to the spring dean’s list. To be eligible, a student must have earned a grade point average of at least 3.5 for the term. The locals to make the list are: n Fairfield: Silvia G. Brestak, TimothyJohn Escorpeso. n Travis Air Force Base: Baltazar Alcorta, Jeureine Fallesgon, Patrick Foley, Rana Garcia, Serena Pedley, Martin Perleberg, Justin Sheffy.

Jan. 8, 1940 — By Scandal Light Bill and Wanda seem to have come to the parting of the ways – we’ll have to give them credit forYoutrying.should be old enough to know better than to leave notes lying around, Anna Sheldon –and who’s this boy you’re anxious to see real soon that, to use your words, “Is quite ducky?” Feb. 22, 1940 — By Scandal Light by Dot McIntyre and Jean Davisson Confucius says people who make themselves too obvious shouldn’t complain about being in Gossiper! So why not pick respectable places instead of back roads for your entertainment?My,my!What’s this younger generation coming to! Betty Scar lett and Mike Gonzales were parked in front of the Green Valley School Saturday and when we passed they tried to duck so we couldn’t see them. The only excuse they could give for being there was, “They thought the scenery was so beautiful.” Jack Mulanax brought Cathy Avila to the game, but I guess Cathy is afraid of the dark as we saw them parked in Suisun afterwards. That should be the least of your worries Cathy! It seems Fuzzy Gil breath is now picking on Tressie Jones’ younger sister Valeta – robbing the cradle, eh, Fuzzy? We’ve been wonder ing what make Bev feel so good lately – could it be that she received a large picture of Ray Newkirk? Speaking of pictures –we found the picture you “lost” Janie. We discov ered it was in Franky Campos’ wallet. For a little hush money we won’t tell a Signingsoul! off again, we remind you that Gossip columnists are the spies of life – we’ll be seeing you by scandal light! Fairfield freelance humor columnist and acciden tal local historian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns – “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays. Wade is also the author of The History Press books “Growing Up In Fairfield, California” and “Lost Restaurants of Fairfield, California.”

old Armijo student newspa pers from the 1930s and 1940s. As I perused and scanned them, from time to time Caroline would walk by and catch me gig gling to myself. You see, while they include lots of interesting histori cal information, the main attraction for me are the gossip columns about who was dating who and how brazen they were.

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Jan. 20, 1937 –Armijo Gossip Drusella Chadbourne –you know you shouldn’t be going out with other girls’ boyfriends! And yet, here we saw Drusella in Ray Newkirk’s car. We believe that our eyes didn’t deceive us when we saw her with Edwin Wood. We don’t see Char lotte and Howard Bramo up by their respective lockers anymore. Why? Has the little love affair gone on the rocks so soon? Don’t give up so easily Charlotte.

Daily Republic Staff DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETVACAVILLE— AJ Alegria, of Vallejo, and Shaunte Hill, of Vacav ille, were among the 4,300 graduates in May to receive their degrees from the Rochester Institute of Technology in Roches ter, New AlegriaYorkearned a bach elor’s degree in packaging science and Hill earned her bachelor’s in applied arts and sciences.

n Benicia: Allison Segui. n Vacaville: Giancarlo Chaparro, Emil john Finones, Tacori Kelley, Travis Austin Muller, Mario Perez III., Anthony Villalobos, Markesha Wilson, Colton Wilson, and Wendy Zhao. n Vallejo: John Vincent Paet. Do you have some good news to share? Send it to Susan Hiland at thetodailyrepublic.net.shiland@BesureincludeGoodNewsinsubjectline. I went to andArmijosearchedtheirpluggedCarolineExhibitsArtifactsresearchweekMuseumVacavillethelasttodosomeandtheandManagerWhylermeintosystem.Iformaterialscameacrosssome

I’ve presented several similar ones from the ’40s before and the new ones did not dis appoint. An interesting side note is that all of the Armijo Student news papers the Vacaville Museum has appeared to have belonged to Ange lina Colla. She is the now 100-year old sister of late former Suisun City mayor Guido Colla and aunt of notable locals Dino and JohnnyAlthoughColla.it’s not nec essary that I recognize any names for them to be funny, I do know that Drusella Chadbourne later married longtime Fairfield merchant / mayor / street namesake ManuelEvidently,Campos.back in the day there were some snoopin’ folks always gettin’ up in every body’s business and then writing about the various affairs of the heart in the school newspaper. I talked to current Armijo teacher and adviser for the school newspaper, The Armijo Signal, for the past 26 years and that definitely would not fly these days. But I’m glad it did back in the day.

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It seems that Frank Munoz ignored this ruling when he and an old flame of two years back, namely Lorraine Sheldon, got together Saturday after noon, Saturday night and all day Sunday. She certainly received a demonstrative welcome back! Back roads permit free parking, so why waste the price of tickets to a show and then distract the attention of every one else by putting on a better show than that on theWellscreen?Ada, we have finally caught up with you. You seemed to be having a lot of fun the other night with Henry Theissen. And you are seen with him quite frequently. My, is this a budding romance? Well, well, Barbara! Still two-timing! Don’t you think it’s about time you got your heart affairs settled between Perry and Bud? Saturday you were seen with Perry and Sunday night you were with Bud at the show! Honestly now, do you consider this fair play? But then we saw Bud engrossed in a delight ful tete-a-tete with Doris Headlee. It looks like Bud also has double trouble!

Estigoy named to dean’s list at Palmer Abraham Estigoy, of Vallejo, was named to the spring 2022 dean’s list at Palmer College of Chi ropractic West Campus in SanStudentsJose. must have a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher to qualify.

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Sept. 30, 1937 –Gossiper Imagine my embar rassment! I thought I’d found a budding romance between Bill Levy and Alta Wagner since I’d seen her riding around after school with him, only to discover they’re cousins!

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Feb. 9, 1939 — Armijo Tattler Will Margret DeTar ever make up her mind between Bob Thomas and Bob Gein? It was Bob Thomas at the Benicia game, but which Bob will it be next Virginiatime!Lodge had Jimmy’s ring out but you probably won’t see her wearing it much because she has to put so much tape on it that you can’t see the ring and her hand gets limp from carrying it around. Well, Virginia, maybe you could hire a ring“NECKINGbearer! PRO HIBITED, SOLANOPROHIBITEDKISSINGINTHETHEATRE”–

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lead healthy, produc tive lives, so we will bring it to them. This bill creates critical access to potentially life-saving drugs that will improve the lives of the most Californians.”vulnerableDodd’sproposal,SenateBill872,authorizespublicagenciesandothersonthefrontlinesofservinghomelessandvulnerable people to operate mobile pharmacies. Each mobile unit would have a physi cian as part of the team to prescribe medications that can be dispensed immediately. Oversight DODD See Dodd, Page A4

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enjoy wine and food pairings from our own Suisun Valley,” organiz ersTicketsannounced.cost $70 in advance and $75 at the door. Reserve tickets to assure a spot are $125 per person. To get tickets, go to inCenter,Solano5tinyurl.com/y3xkz7wz.https://Theevent,2top.m.,willbeheldattheCountyEvents601TexasSt.,Fairfield. Daily Republic Staff

The city is hosting the 30th annual Fairfield Tomato & Vine Festival from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sept. 10 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 11 in the city’s downtown. The Fairfield Tomato & Vine Festival cele brates Solano County’s once leading cash crop by showcasing Californiagrown heirloom tomatoes. Nearly 25,000 visitors participate in this yearly tradition, according to a press release from the city. The festival will fuse the traditional with the nontraditional, result ing in the celebration of the humble tomato through multicultural food, music, dance and art installations. This year’s festival will feature the appearance of gourmet food artisans, live entertainment on multiple stages, children’s activ ities, and beer and wine gardens featuring local establishments.Newthisyear will be art exhibits by local arti sans, multicultural stage performances, interna tional cuisine, a car and motorcycle show sponsored by Budweiser Families Helping Fam ilies, and a revamped ticketed VIP Wine and Food event hosted by the Suisun Valley Vintners and Growers Association. For more information, contact Andrea Azurdia at 707-399-4101 ca.gov/events.ca.gov,aazurdia@fairfield.ororvisitfairfield.

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VACAVILLE — Anyone 8 to 17 interested in taking a free airplane flight can have that expe rience on Aug. 21 at the Nut Tree Airport. The Young Eagles program, hosted by the Experimental Air craft Association EAA 1230 chapter, has local pilots who take those interested in aviation on flights on the third Satur day of each month. Flights begin at 7:30 a.m. A parent or guardian must be present. Go to the airport building behind the Lowe’s store. The airport is located at 301 County Airport Road in Vacaville.Theother program dates are Sept. 17, Oct. 15 and Nov. 19. For more informa tion, call Larry Smigla, president of the EAA 1230 chapter, at 707689-4848 or send an email to p51smigla@aol.com.

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Todd R. H ansen THANSEN@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—The race for mayor in Suisun City has heated up with two candidates showing interest in the shortterm position and three for the full-termCouncilwomanpost. Alma Hernandez has pulled her nomination papers for the short-term position, which will complete the final days or weeks of the term vacated by nowAssemblywoman Lori Wilson. Larry Brumfield also has taken out papers, the City Clerk’s OfficeHernandezreported. also has filed her papers, along with James Berg, for the full four-year term. Robert Thomas has taken outThepapers.deadline for filing is Aug.There17.are also two open seats on the City Council with two candidates – Princess Washing ton and Katrina Garcia – having filed their candidate papers, while Charles Lee, Jenalee Dawson, Steve Olry and Willie Nichson have pulled nomination papers. Dawson was expected to file Wednesday evening, Deputy City Clerk Donna Pock said. Like the mayor’s post, the deadline to file is Aug. 17. There has been additional filing activity in Fairfield and Vacaville as Councilwomanwell.

Solano CollegeCommunityDistrict n Solano Community College District incumbent Denis Honeychurch (Trustee Area 4) has filed his candidate paperwork. Incumbents Karimah Karah (Trustee Area 1) and Annie Young (Trustee Area 2) have filed their papers, and incumbent Sarah Chapman (Trustee Area 6) has taken out papers. No challengers have taken out papers. School Districts n Benicia School District board members Sheri Zada and Mark Maselli, Trustee Areas 1 and 4, respectively, have filed their candidate papers. No one has taken out papers in Trustee Area 5. n Dixon School District incumbents Jewel Fink and Lloyd McCabe have filed, as have challengers Julian Y. Cuevas and Ian Arnold. Incumbent Caitlin O’Halloran has not taken out papers. Three seats are open in the atlarge district election.

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Flynn, who lists himself with the Solano County Registrar of Voters as a student and hospi tality associate, is challenging for the Trustee Area 5 seat on the Fairfield-Suisun School District board. The incumbent for that office, Jonathan R. Rich ardson, had previously filed hisCraigpaperwork.Wilson, in Trustee Area 1, and David C. Isom, in Trustee Area 7, also have completed their nomina tionThepaperwork.deadline to file is Friday for those three seats. If an incumbent for any city, school or special district office up for election Nov. 8 does not file by Friday, the deadline is extended to Aug. 17. As of Wednesday afternoon, there were no changes in the candidate filings for Travis SchoolFiveDistrict.candidates have filed their paperwork for Trustee Area 2, including incumbent Riitta DeAnda. Board member Janet Jackson Forbes, also from that trustee area, has not taken out papers. Challengers seeking one of the two posts are Matthew Bidou, Maria Figueria, Will Wade and Niko lausThereSutton.have been no can didates for the Trustee Area 1 post. In other education-related elections: Solano County Office of Education n Theresa L Castro has filed papers as a challenger in Trustee Area 4 of the Solano County Board of Education. Incumbents Teresa Lavell (Trustee Area 4) and Ginger Dunne (Trustee Area 6) have filed their candidate papers, while Trustee Area 3 incum bent Dana Dean has started the process.

This will be the first by-dis trict election. n Vallejo City School Dis trict, in its first by-district election, has a contested race for Trustee Area 5 between board member John Fox and Ajit S. Bhanda. Glenn Amboy has filed papers for the Trustee Area 3 seat. No one has taken out papers in Trustee Area 1. There are also elections involving Solano County voters for Trustee Areas 2 and 5 of the Yolo County Office of Edu cation board, Trustee Area 4 of the San Joaquin Delta Com munity College District and Trustee Area 2 of the Winters School District. The Solano County Elec tions Office shows incumbent Melissa Moreno has filed in Yolo County for the Trustee Area 2 seat of the Yolo County Board of Education and chal lenger Armando Salud-Ambriz has filed for the Trustee Area 5 post. Additionally, Charles R. Jennings has filed in Yolo County for the Trustee Area 4 seat on the San Joaquin Delta College board. No other candidates are listed as having taken out papers, but the paperwork can be filed with the other coun ties as well.

— Derek Lum, the Division 5 incumbent on the Solano Irriga tion District board of directors, has joined Division 1 incumbent John D. Kluge in filing his candidacy papers with the Solano County Reg istrar of AnyoneVoters.wishing to unseat either of the directors has until Friday to fileInpapers.other special districts holding elections on Nov. 8, as of Wednes day afternoon, Harold E. Robben Jr., one of three incumbents whose seats on the Maine Prairie Water District board is up for election, has filed his candidacy papers. The filing deadline is Friday unless one or both of the other incum bents choose not to run again. That would extend the filing deadline to Aug. 17. Ken Swenson has filed his papers for one of three open seats on the Rural North Vacaville Water Dis trict. If any of the three incumbents fail to file by Friday, that deadline also is extended to Aug. 17. No candidate has taken out papers for the Cordelia Fire Pro tection District. If any of the three incumbents fail to file by Friday, that deadline is extended to Aug. 17. Incumbents who do not file by Friday are not eligible to file during the extension period.

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of your funds invested toward your funeral. 4. Plans are transferable to other family members. (707) City election races gain energy as filing deadlines draw near

Catherine Moy is expected to file her nom ination papers for Fairfield mayor on Friday – the last day to do so. Mayor Harry Price and local businessman Chauncey Banks have already filed their paperwork, the City Clerk’s OfficeSimilarly,reported.George Kennedy is expected to file his papers Thursday, joining K. Patrice Williams and Nora Dizon as candidates for the District 1 seat on the City Council. The dead line to file in this race, however, is Aug. 17 due to incumbent Councilman Chuck Timm not seeking re-election. He is in a runoff with Suisun City Councilwoman Wanda Wil liams for the 3rd District seat on the Solano County Board of Supervisors.DaveVerza, the Clerk’s Office reported, is expected to file his nomination papers for council District 3 seat on Friday, but has until Aug. 17 because Moy, as the incumbent, is not running for the office. Doug Carr has already filed his candi dateInpapers.District 5, Councilwoman Doriss Panduro has filed and is being challenged by Scott Mulvey. Jeremy Ferrell is expected to file Friday, the last eligible day, the Clerk’s Office reported. In Vacaville, three names have emerged as possible can didates to replace Mayor Ron Rowlett. Current Vice Mayor Jason Roberts, former police Chief John Carli and business man Joseph Green have pulled nomination papers, the city elections site states. They have until Aug. 17 to file. Four candidates have filed their candidate papers for the District 6 seat on the City Council, with Tapac Chastain and former appointed Council man Raymond Beaty having been qualified for the ballot. The others who have filed and are waiting for final qualifica tion are Councilwoman Jeanette Wylie and Jennifer House, the city elections site states. District 2 incumbent Gregory Ritchie II has filed his candi date papers for re-election, and Joseph Desmarais has pulled papers as a possible challenger. In District 4, Kristen Navarro has filed papers. Christian Scott, Jason Castle and Sarah Chapman have pulled papers, the city elections site states. The filing deadline for all races is Friday unless the incumbent for that post is not seeking re-election, in which case the deadline is extended to Aug. 17. The election is Nov. 8. In other city elections: n Benicia incumbents Chris tina Strawbridge and Lionel Largaespada have filed their candidacy papers, along with challenger Terry Scott. There are two open seats. n Michael J. Ceremello Jr. has filed papers for District 1 on the Dixon City Council, and Jim Ernest has taken out papers. Scott Pederson and Thom Bogue have filed in District 2, and Ted Hickman has taken out papers. Ernest and Pederson are current council members. Bogue is the former mayor, and Hickman is a former council man. City Clerk Lupe Ruiz has taken out papers as well as chal lenger Kristin M. Janisch for the clerk’s job. n Rio Vista incumbents Rick Dulk, Edwin Okamura (appointed) and Robie Williams (appointed) have filed their papers. Williams is seeking a two-year term. Sarah Donnelly also has filed papers for the twoyear term seat. n Four challengers for the District 2 seat on the Vallejo City Council have filed nomina tion papers: Diosdado “Jr.” Matalac, Cassandra James (sup plemental papers), Don Jordan and Garrett Toles. Three candi dates have filed in District 4: Ravi Shankar, Charles Pal mares and Chris Platzer, and Ruscal Cayangyang has pulled papers. Five candidates have filed papers for District 5: Peter Brezinger, Tanya Hall, Tara Beasley-Stansberry, Dwight Monroe Jr. and Melissa Bowman. None of the current council members who would represent those districts –Rozzana Verder-Aliga (District 2), Katy Miessner (District 4) or Hakeem Brown (District 5) –have pulled papers. If they do not file by Friday, the deadline is extended to Aug. 17.

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Vaca boy to get $10K award from Giants

VACAVILLE — A Junior Giant from Vacaville is one of 10 baseball players who will receive a $10,000 college scholar ship as part of the newly doubled Harmon & Sue Burns Scholars with the Giants Community Fund. Ethan Junio, 13, was selected because of his aspirations to become the first member of his family to go to college and his dedication to the Junior Giants “Strike Out Bullying” initiative. Junio will also be recognized during the ceremony on Junior Giants Education Day on Saturday at Oracle Park. The pre-game ceremony begins at 5:30 p.m. would come from the state Board of Pharmacy. The bill is supported by health care advocates as well as Contra Costa, San Diego and Santa Clara counties. It was approved last week in the Assembly with unanimous, bipartisan support and will head to Gov. Gavin Newsom for a signature after Senate concurrence. The dead line for signing the bill is Sept.Dodd30. represents the 3rd Senate Dis trict, which includes all of Solano County and all or portions of Napa, Yolo, Sonoma, Contra Costa and Sacra mento counties.

n River Delta School Dis trict incumbent Dan Mahoney (Trustee Area 1) has filed his candidate papers. Incumbent Rafaela Casillas (Trustee Area 3) has not taken out papers. No challengers have taken out papers. n Vacaville School District board member John Jansen, running in Trustee Area 3, has joined board member Santiago Serrato (Trustee Area 5) and challenger Nancy Dunn (Trustee Area 1) as having filed their candidate papers.

Charlotte L. Chisamore, 90, a longtime resident of Fairfield, passed away peace fully at home surrounded by family on July 11, 2022. Char lotte was born in Oakland, California, on April 4, 1932. She was a beloved mother, wife, grandmother, sister and friend.Charlotte enjoyed travel ing with her best friend and husband, Dave, and spending time with her family and many friends.Charlotte will be forever missed by all that knew her. Charlotte is survived by her son, David C. Chisa more; daughters, Joyce James and Marsha Hamby; nine grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren; and charitytionsChisamore.more;68deathfamilyalonggreat-great-grandchildren;fourwithseveralothermembers.Shewasprecededinbyherhusbandofyears,DavidD.Chisaandherson,ThomasM.Inlieuofflowers,donamaybemadetoaofchoice. 100%

College student steps forward to challenge for seat on Fairfield-Suisun school board

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Garamendi announces $27M in grants for transit

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The Mare Island Dry Dock issued the fol lowing statement: “We are pleased to have this award which protects our local workforce, creates jobs, enhances local eco nomic growth and helps solidify the importance of MIDD’s presence in Vallejo and the Bay Area. Shipyard support of the maritime fleet is vital. The strength of the maritime industry is par amount. We are happy to do our Garamendipart.” said the announcement is a his toric step in revitalizing the industrial economy in Solano County and creates an immediate need for more workers. He said average sala ries for positions at the dry dock are more than $100,000 per year and only require a high school diploma or relevant work experience.Thoseinterested in applying for positions are asked to attend the Mare Island Dry Dock Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 1-2 at 1180 Nimitz Ave. in Vallejo.

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Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic file Rep. John Garamendi, center, speaks during a press conference on Mare Island in Vallejo where he announced new job opportunities through ship repairs for the Navy, March 23. daily Republic sTaff

Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic A two-alarm fire at a house along the 2400 block of La Salle Court in Fairfield caused an estimate of about $200,000 in damage, Wednesday. Firefighters responded to the blaze just before 12:30 p.m. and the fire was under control about 20 minutes later.

“This contract award is great news for Mare Island Dry Dock’s expanding work to conduct ship repairs for the U.S. Navy,” said Thompson, D-St. Helena, in the same release. “As one of the few dry docks on the West Coast capable of providing service for our military fleet, keeping the (Mare Island Dry Dock) viable to compete for contracts like this is vital to our military readiness and support to the local commu nity. The team at the Mare Island Dry Dock does incredi ble work, and I am proud to represent such a great organization. I look forward to seeing this funding aid their efforts and boost our economy.”

Poker tourney supports airmen, veterans, more Todd R. H ansen programs for airmen at Travis AFB, the American Legion Post 165 Funds for: Gold Star Fami lies, American Legion Baseball, Boys State Scouting programs, vet eran’s rehabilitation and the Travis AFB FisherPrizesHouse.”include VISA gift card prizes total ing more than $2,000, starting at $500, and free food. To purchase tickets on PayPal go to paypal.com/paypalme/www. Be sure and indicate tickets for the poker tournament. Tickets also are avail able by contacting Jeff Jewell at vacavillelegion post165@gmail.com or 707-365-8384.Formore informa tion, contact Jewell, or go on Facebook AmericanLegion.@Vacaville Republic sTaff bus operations and main tenance facilities. “I am thrilled that the Department of Transportation has pro vided these grants to Solano and Yuba-Sutter Transit Authority,” Gar amendi said in a press release. “These grants will provide a crucial lifeline to local public transit agencies, allowing our community to make crucial investments in their transportation infra structure, which will pay off for years to come.” Garamendi said that Fairfield remains a crucial transportation hub in Solano County. With the growing pop ulation, the city must increase the size and reliability of its bus fleet, he “Thissaid.$12 million grant will allow the city of Fairfield to transi tion their bus fleet to a modern, zero-emis sion transit system while expanding the reach of their services,” Gara mendi said in the release. “It will allow Fairfield to invest in a contem porary maintenance and charging facility to keep their buses running in good condition for years to Yuba-Suttercome.” Transit Authority’s $15 million grant will allow for the development of a new state-of-the-art facility for maintenance and charg ing on new zero-emission buses, Garamendi said. Todd R. H ansen Bay Healthcare; and from Suisun City: Suisun Valley Wine Cooperative, Beyond Tea and La ComedianCabaña.Gina StahlHaven, the runner-up in the 2019 San Francisco International Comedy Competition, will perform at the event, which starts at 5:30 p.m. and runs to 9:30.

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Dear Annie: Recently, I got sick. My daughter texted my husband saying I don’t let others take care of me and that I want to be the caregiver. She said, “She doesn’t get taken care of very well. She always wants to take care of others.” My husband took that as a slam that he doesn’t take care of me. He exploded at her and said some not nice things. Anyway, they are mad at each other. My daughter is talking to me, but my husband has been giving me the silent treat ment as he feels I should have taken his side. I knew exactly what she meant, but he is just reading too much into it. He won’t even let me make him food. He says, “You take care of yourself. I will take care of myself.” I hate the silent treat ment and that they won’t try to talk this out. Now I’m stuck in the middle. Help! — Hate the Middle Seat

Dear Annie: My daughter and her husband have two darling toddler girls who I adore. Their parents had no plans for child care when the first was born and just assumed I would step up. Now the girls are in daycare because caring for them full time was too much for me. I still watch them when daycare is occasion ally canceled or the parents go out and often just spend time with them for fun. Daycare works out well, except when the kids are sick and can’t go. When this happens, they sometimes ask me to watch the children. My daughter is paid hourly and has little sick time. Her husband sometimes travels or has important meetings. They live modestly but do have dispos ableAnnie,income.Iam 68 and have elderly family and friends I see frequently, as well as other grandchildren. While I sym pathize with my daughter and son-in-law, I don’t feel right about potentially carrying germs around after caring for sick kids. I have explained this to the parents several times, but they are starting to talk about the cost of missing work and hint that I am not very helpful or supportive. I feel so guilty! Is there a better way for me to explain this to them or, alternatively, stop feeling so terrible about it? I love them all so much and do want to be reasonable. — Sad Nana in Idaho Dear Sad Nana: To answer your question, no, there is not a better way to explain this. But that doesn’t mean you should be feeling terrible. The Covid pandemic has put a lot of things into perspective – includ ing how irresponsible it is to expose yourself to viruses and then engage with the rest of the world, especially vulnerable populations like senior citizens or young children. Still, sick children do need to be cared for, but luckily, there are other options. Some hospitals have programs that provide care for sick kids with working parents. Or perhaps they can find a local babysitter who is more comfortable inter acting with a sick child. If all else fails, your son-in-law may have to miss one of his “impor tant meetings.”

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Dear Middle Seat: Texting is a surefire way for wires to get crossed. Your daughter’s intended message is clear: The best caregivers often make the worst patients. However, her phrasing coupled with a lack of in-person delivery says some thingYourdifferent.wayout of the middle is to play mediator. Get your daughter and husband in one room together and help them talk it through. This miscom munication is far too minor and juvenile for anyone to be giving or getting the silent treatment. I’d also be willing to bet this tiff has done nothing to help your recovery, which is what should be the top priority here. Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com.

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A8 Thursday, August 12, 2022 — DAILY REPUBLIC Crime logs FairField TUESDAY, AUG. 9 12:58 a.m. — Battery, 1200 block of B. GALE WILSON BOULEVARD 3:17 a.m. — Shots fired, 11300 block of UTAH STREET 9:18 a.m. — Battery, 500 block of CARPENTER STREET 10:45 a.m. — Forgery, 1000 block of WEBSTER STREET 11:40 a.m. — Vehicle burglary, 1300 block of WILSON STREET 12:04 p.m. — Indecent exposure, EAST TABOR AVENUE 12:46 p.m. — Reckless driver, 1000 block of OLIVER ROAD 1:46 p.m. — Reckless driver, UTAH CIRCLE 2:30 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, ALASKA AVENUE 2:49 p.m. — Vehicle burglary, 1500 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 3:25 p.m. — Battery, GOYA DRIVE 3:49 p.m. — Reckless driver, CEMENT HILL ROAD 4:13 p.m. — Forgery, 1000 block of WEBSTER STREET 4:14 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 3200 block of ARROYO DRIVE 5:14 p.m. — Vandalism, 1500 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 5:32 p.m. — Indecent exposure, TRAVIS BOULEVARD 5:44 p.m. — Reckless driver, EASTBOUND INTERSTATE 80 6:09 p.m. — Fight with a weapon, 900 block of TAFT STREET 6:29 p.m. — Brandishing a weapon, 600 block of CITRINE CIRCLE 9:43 p.m. — Drunken driving, PEABODY ROAD 11 p.m. — Fight with a weapon, 2300 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10 12:11 a.m. — Battery, 1200 block of B. GALE WILSON BOULEVARD 3:35 a.m. — Prowler, 2500 block of RAMSAY WAY 6:12 a.m. — Reckless driver, PEABODY ROAD 7:20 a.m. — Vandalism, 1500 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 8:34 a.m. — Vandalism, 1500 block of GATEWAY BOULEVARD 9:16 a.m. — Vehicle theft, EL DORADO COURT 10:41 a.m. — Vandalism, 1100 block of ALASKA AVENUE Noon — Forgery, 900 block of FOURTH STREET 1:16 p.m. — Trespassing, 2400 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 2:38 p.m. — Forgery, 2500 block of CARTIER COURT 2:41 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 2000 block of BRISTOL LANE 3:14 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 1200 block of DANA DRIVE 3:18 p.m. — Drunk and disorderly, 1700 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 3:55 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 1300 block of CROWLEY LANE 4:29 p.m. — Reckless driver, 7900 block of GROUSE COURT 4:35 p.m. — Trespassing, 2200 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 6:09 p.m. — Robbery, 1300 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 6:11 p.m. — Vehicle theft, KNOLL DRIVE 6:57 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, NORTH TEXAS STREET 6:58 p.m. — Prowler, 1600 block of CLAY STREET 7:37 p.m. — Battery, 1700 block of INDIANA STREET 8:13 p.m. — Grand theft, 1500 block of MARYLAND STREET 8:53 p.m. — Battery, 1700 block of KENTUCKY STREET 8:58 p.m. — Shots fired, 500 block of MARIGOLD DRIVE 10:17 p.m. — Trespassing, 2200 block of SANTA CLARA STREET 10:34 p.m. — Vehicle burglary, 800 block of BROADWAY STREET 11:14 p.m. — Battery, 2100 block of WEST TEXAS STREET SuiSun City TUESDAY, AUG. 9 12:09 a.m. — Vehicle theft, 500 block of WHISPERING BAY LANE 12:16 a.m. — Fraud, 1300 block of LOIS LANE 8:53 a.m. — Vehicle theft, 800 block of HILLBORN COURT 11:19 a.m. — Vandalism, 1100 block of CAMELLIA LANE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10 4:29 a.m. — Assault, MAIN STREET/SOLANO STREET 12:57 p.m. — Grand theft, 800 block of BLOSSOM AVENUE 1:29 p.m. — Vandalism, 500 block of WHISPERING BAY LANE 2:54 p.m. — Vandalism, 800 block of HARRIER DRIVE 2:55 p.m. — Grand theft, 500 block of AVALON WAY 3:05 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 600 block of FRIEDA DRIVE 7:05 p.m. — Assault, 300 block of SANDY LANE

the socialemotional aspects of a student’s life goes along with learning new sub jects such as dance and drama classes. They will also be offering advanced guidance classes with upper-level students assisting the middle schoolers with tutoring. Howard believes the students will be excited about tutoring because not only will they get class credit, they get to work with younger stu dents and get paid. “Students must apply to be a tutor,” HowardVandensaid.High School Principal Kristin Shields is looking forward to a “new normal” school year. She has been in edu cation since 1993. Four years ago she became principal. This was right before the Covid lock down, so she hasn’t had a “normal” principal’s job. It all has been dif ferent and incredibly challenging.“Thishas been very hard on staff, families and students,” she said. “I get it. I am a mom and I have a full-time job.” Shields looks at the past few years and real izes educators learned some new things about education they didn’t“Weknow.have to accept that we have a new normal,” she said. For the 1,667 Vanden students, the new school year will be filled with new opportunities in new classes. They will see a more focused effort on the emotional health of each student being“Weaddressed.haveanew SEL program, which will be on with new support and guidance classes,” ShieldsStudentssaid.this year will have the opportunity for classes in adulting, an elective in ethnic studies, and in virtual enterprises, which is a class that allows students to build and maintain an online business. They have a new English class that is genre-based with themes like horror or sci-fi. “I think that sounds like some fun classes,” the principal said. The Covid protocols are the same as when school ended. Students have a choice of wearing a mask or not. The school asks students to wash their hands often and to stay home if they are sick. “I am looking forward to our new normal this year,” Shields said. at the park over the years, and even more in the river around Rio Vista as a whole, including three men who died in early July when they jumped into the river in an attempt to save an 8-year-old boy, who was rescued by two others who also entered the water. That was near Three-Mile Slough Bridge and Highway 160 – about 5 miles from Rio Vista. Within a half hour of the 911 call on Wednes day, U.S. Coast Guard, and Rio Vista and Monte zuma fire personnel were searching the river. They were joined by the Solano County sheriff’s Marine Unit and the Rio Vista police, and soon after that, a Coast Guard helicopter.

four to the latest version of theThedisease.county reported that on Thursday there were 38 residents hos pitalized with a positive coronavirus test. It was not clear how many were actually admitted because of the disease. It was described only as “a portion” by the area hospitals, Matyas said.

Brian Howard has been in edu cation for 30 years, this is his fourth year at Golden West and he was pretty excited to see the stu dents returning to class. “The students are the lifeblood of the school; I love to see them back inperson,” he said. The middle school has 740 students enrolled this year so far, they will have more as the next few weeks go by. The biggest change really this year for stu dents will be an emphasis on social and emotional learning. According to Howard, the lessons will be based on safety, kindness and respectful ness of “Thatothers. character counts is part of the edu cation,” he said. “They will learn about traits of kindness and what does thatAddressingmean.”

U.S. Secretary of Edu cation Miguel Cardona said that would help with kids returning to class this fall as schools won’t have to worry about maintaining space between desks to reduce fivestaytheisolate.tive,yethave“sickhavefromstatus,regardlessreturnandstandingevolve,“Whileoptimism,”withbackdenceandourfrom“Thisoutbreaks.latestguidancetheCDCshouldgivestudents,parents,educatorstheconfitheyneedtoheadtoschoolthisyearasenseofjoyandCardonasaid.Covidcontinuestosohasourunderofthesciencewhatittakestotoschoolsafely.”TheCDCsaidthatofvaccination“youshouldisolateotherswhenyouCovid-19,”orareandsuspectthatyouCovid-19butdonothavetestresults.”Ifthetestisnegathere’snoneedtoButifit’spositive,CDCsaysyoushouldhomeforatleastdaysandisolatefrom others in your home, and wear a high-quality mask like an N95 or KN95, for 10 days when you must be around others at home and in Thepublic.CDC said you should avoid being around people who are more likely to get very sick from Covid-19, such as those who are old or have chronic illness, for at least 11 days. As before, those who test positive but have no symptoms can end isolation after five days. Those who have moderate symp toms including difficulty breathing or become hos pitalized should isolate for a full 10

emphasis on the dis ease’s impact on regional medical resources, are high across 42% of the U.S. and many Califor nia counties, including every Bay Area county except Marin. But the summer case surge appears to have peaked and no newer variants have yet emerged that have been gaining ground on BA.5. The CDC says “it is important to consider the risk in a particular setting, including local Covid-19 Community Levels and the impor tant role of ventilation, when assessing the need to maintain physi calCovid-19distance.”vaccines now are authorized for every one 6 months old and up, and two-thirds of Americans and nearly three fourths of Cali fornians are considered fully vaccinated, while just under half across the U.S. and 55% in Califor nia have had at least one vaccine booster.

Police: Heche had narcotics in her system LOS ANGELES — Actor Anne Heche was under the influence of narcotics during her fiery car crash in Mar Vista last Officerweek.Annie Hernandez, a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department, said a blood test showed the presence of narcotics, but those initial find ings could be invalidated if medications at the hospital turned out to be the narcotics. A second blood test will be administered to rule out any substances that were given at the hospital as part of Heche’s medical treatment, said LAPD Public Informa tion Officer Jeff Lee. The results of the second test could take any where from 30 to 90 days, and Heche wouldn’t be detained or arrested until those results are released, according to Lee.

son’s eighth-grade year is successful.“Thefirst day of school is always fun,” the elder RakinThesaid.Travis Unified School District started the new school year with a new bell sched ule. Classes began at 8:40 a.m. By law, they cannot start before 8:30. This is to help students get more Principalsleep.

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Sources: FBI searched Trump’s home to look for nuclear documents, other items The WashingTon PosT WASHINGTON — Classified documents relating to nuclear weapons were among the items FBI agents sought in a search of former president Donald Trump’s Florida resi dence on Monday, according to people famil iar with the investigation. Experts in classi fied information said the unusual search under scores deep concern among government offi cials about the types of information they thought could be located at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club and potentially in danger of falling into the wrongThehands.people who described some of the material that agents were seeking spoke on the condition of anonym ity to discuss an ongoing investigation. They did not offer additional details about what type of information the agents were seeking, includ ing whether it involved weapons belonging to the United States or some other nation. Nor did they say if such documents were recovered as part of the search. A Trump spokesman did not imme diately respond to a request for comment. The Justice Department and FBI declined to comment. Attorney General Merrick Garland said he could not discuss the investigation on Thurs day. But in an unusual public statement at the Justice Department, he announced he had personally authorized the decision to seek court permission for a searchGarlandwarrant.

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There were, however, eight patients in the intensive care units with the disease, up from five on Aug. 4. Matyas reported, overall, the trend is still positive, with the 10-day daily average dropping from 139.7 to 116.1, the countyManyreported.ofthe old case reports were from Fair field, which experienced an increase of 569 cases to take its total to 28,824. Vallejo added 273 cases for a new count of 32,087, and Vacaville is at 26,712 after 336 cases, the countySuisunreported.City (7,488) added 133 new cases since the last report; Dixon (5,108) added 54; Benicia (4,287) added 59; Rio Vista (1,485) added 12, and the one new case in the unincorporated area took that total to 215, the county Vaccinationreported.rates con tinue to be relatively flat with 75% of residents 5 or older having been fully vaccinated; 84% with one shot; 13,280 (35.8%) 5 to 11 who have received a shot; and 1,566 (6.9%) of those 6 months to 4 years having been vaccinated. There have been 179,567 booster shots administered, the county reported. The number of con firmed monkeypox cases in the county is 15, with two pending. The county issued about 100 vacci nations during the first two public clinics, and the number was climb ing Thursday to close to 100 more during the third public clinic, Matyas said. “We also have a better understanding of how to protect people from being exposed to the virus, like wearing high-qual ity masks, testing, and improved ventilation,” Massetti said. “This guid ance acknowledges that the pandemic is not over, but also helps us move to a point where Covid-19 no longer severely disrupts our daily lives.”

spoke moments after Justice Department lawyers filed a motion seeking to unseal the search warrant in the case, noting that Trump had pub licly revealed the search shortly after it happened. “The public’s clear and powerful interest in understanding what occurred under these circumstances weighs heavily in favor of unseal ing,” the motion says. “That said, the former President should have an opportunity to respond to this Motion and lodge objections, including with regards to any ‘legitimate privacy interests’ or the potential for other ‘injury’ if these materials are madeMaterialpublic.”about nuclear weapons is especially sensitive and usually restricted to a small number of government officials, experts said. Publicizing details about U.S. weapons could provide an intelligence road map to adversar ies seeking to build ways of countering those systems. And other coun tries might view exposing their nuclear secrets as a threat, experts said. One former Justice Department official, who in the past oversaw investigations of leaks of classified information, said the type of top-secret information described by the people familiar with the probe would proba bly cause authorities to try to move as quickly as possible to recover sen sitive documents that could cause grave harm to U.S. security. “If that is true, it would suggest that mate rial residing unlawfully at Mar-a-Lago may have been classified at the highest classifica tion level,” said David Laufman, the former chief of the Justice Department’s counterin telligence section, which investigates leaks of clas sified information. “If the FBI and the Depart ment of Justice believed there were top secret materials still at Mara-Lago, that would lend itself to greater ‘hair-onfire’ motivation to recover that material as quickly as possible.”

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The CDC now rec ommends that everyone “wear a high-quality mask for 10 days and get tested on day five” after exposure to the virus, regardless of vaccination or past infection. The CDC is no longer recommending screening testing of asymptomatic people without known exposures “in most com munity settings.” And it now says “physical distance is just one com ponent of how to protect yourself and others.”

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Vacaville Transportation Center, 1500 Travis Way. “There needs to be a strategy in putting these in some park areas,” Coun cilman Nolan Sullivan said. “You have to think about what you’re going to do for an hour. We also need strategies to sprin kle these in places that we want people to travel, and that might not be your typical transit site.”

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The city also has several “legacy” EV charger system sites that were installed in the early 2000s. These sites con tinue to be operated and maintained by the city. Councilman Michael Silva liked the idea of putting the stations closer to “more foot traffic” that will “help the economy.” The estimated cost for infrastructure and work is $1 million per new EV charger site, while upgrades to an existing city legacy charger site cost $500,000. Electric Vehicle Charging Solu tions will receive and manage grants and there is no local match required. The estimated comple tion time ranges from 18 to 30 months. Staff has reviewed the kilowatt charge rate of several local EV charger stations in Vacaville and throughout Solano County, McLean said, and found the rates range between 29 cents to 60 cents, depending on the time of use. The standard agree ment with Electric Vehicle Charging Solutions allows for the site-host to gen erate revenue at a rate of 5 cents per kilowatt hour used. Staff recommends forgoing that revenue generation and to direct the company to offset the charge rate by 5 cents, thereby reducing the kWh charge rate to 24 cents per kWh for Level 2 EV chargers and 44 cents for DCFC Level 3 fast char gers, McLean said. In other action, the council reviewed and adopted, by ordinance, the Vacaville Police Department’s Military Equipment Policy and the 2022 Vacaville Police Department Military Equipment list. This list includes several drones and two remote-control robots, a large armored vehicle, a motorhome command center and various weaponry and flashThedevices.council also heard a presentation from the Vacaville Police Depart ment on its Youth Services Section. Hill Trail Education partnership brings Youth Leadership Institute to students DAily r epubliC ff

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UniversitypartnershiponandacttheirtheiropportunitytuteYouthrelease.HendersonSchoolsCountybepossessestheprevention.healthpeerfieldwasershipyouththroughpublicthecationthecreatedUniversityofthehostedLeadership2022ipatedschooloneDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETVALLEJO—Twenty-SolanoCountyhighstudentsparticthisweekintheSummerYouthInstituteinpartnershipbySolanoCountyOfficeEducationandTouroCalifornia.TheprojectwasbyTouroandcountyOfficeofEdutohelpinspirenextgenerationashealthleadersfivedaysofadvocacyandleaddevelopmentthatledbyexpertsintheofyouthsupports,education,publicandenvironmentalTherewasnocostforparticipants.“Everyyoungpersonthepotentialtoagreatleader,”SolanoSuperintendentofLisetteEstrella-saidinapress“TheSummerLeadershipInstiprovidesstudentsantobuildonskills,advocateforcommunities,interwithelectedofficialsparticipateinhands-civicslearning.OurwithTouroallowsSCOE to amplify our youth advo cacy efforts and provide a rich, inclusive and meaningful experience for“Itstudents.”isfantastic to have local students here on our campus for the Summer Youth Leadership Insti tute,” Sarah Sweitzer, provost and chief exec utive officer for Touro University California, said in the release. “Our ongoing partnership with SCOE aligns with our uni versity mission to serve and is an expansion of our efforts to engage youth throughout Solano County to be agents for posi tiveThechange.”institute launched Monday and included a virtual meeting with Rep. John Garamendi, D-Wal nut Grove, and a field trip to the state Capitol in Sacramento. There, stu dents were scheduled to meet with leaders from agencies like the Governor’s Office, Cal ifornia’s departments of Health Care Services and Alcoholic Beverage Control, the Center for Healthy Communities and Assemblywoman Lori Wilson’sTheseoffice. meetings provide opportunities to engage with decisionmakers about issues that affect youth and local communities, helping stu dents actively participate in and learn about the process of policy devel opment, the sponsoring agencies report. The leadership insti tute also focuses on health equity and is based on the princi ples of Positive Youth Development and Youthled Participatory Action Research, an approach to positive youth and community development based on social justice principles in which young people are encouraged to conduct systematic research to improve com munities and institutions intended to serve them. Positive Youth Develop ment is an intentional, pro-social approach that engages youth within their communities, schools, organizations, social groups and families in a manner that tries to bring about the positive change young leaders workThetoward.Summer Youth Leadership Institute cul minates in a ceremony with participants receiv ing certificates of completion and certifi cates of recognition from elected officials at the local, state and national levels of government. For more information about the Summer Youth Leadership Institute, visit Office of Edcation’s website at leadershipinstitute.solanocoe.net/

An estimated 21,000 fish died at the U.C. Davis Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture in what the university described as a “catastrophic failure.” The loss appears to be a result of chlorine exposure, to which fish are uniquely sensitive, according to a Thurs day news release from U.C.U.C.Davis.Davis has ini tiated an independent external review to determine where their systems failed and poten tial risks at similar facilities.“Weknow that many researchers, regulatory agencies, Native Amer ican tribes and other partners trust us to care for their aquatic species,” the release read. “We will work hard to earn that trust by conducting a thor ough review of our facilities, holding our selves accountable for what happened, and taking steps to prevent it from happening everTheagain.”Center for Aquatic Biology and Aquaculture, or CABA, is a 5-acre facility that houses a range of aquatic biology pro grams, according to the center’s website. About 15 species are typically under study in the facil ity at any time. At the time of the incident, research ers were conducting an investigation of envi ronmental stressors on fish species including green and white stur geon and the endangered Chinook salmon. U.C. Davis conducts aquatic research at many other facilities, accord ing to the release. The university will evalu ate risk at facilities with similar potential for chlo rineCABAexposure.is now in the process of notifying regulatory and funding agencies of the loss, as well as developing miti gation plans for directly affected research pro grams. The university also committed to caring for the surviving fish and supporting grieving stu dents, staff and faculty. “We share the grief of the faculty, staff and students who worked to care for, study and con serve these animals,” the release read. “The people who conduct and support the research at this facility are conser vationists, ecologists and veterinarians whose life work is devoted to under standing and supporting these species. We rec ognize that this loss is particularly devastating to our community.”

translates to losing 6 million to 9 million acre-feet per year on average – more than the volume of Shasta Lake, the state’s largest reservoir, which holds 4.5 million acre-feet. The state’s plan refers to how warmer tempera tures unleashed by rising levels of greenhouse gases are leading to what many scientists describe as aridification. A warmer climate makes the atmo sphere “thirstier,” pulling more moisture from the landscape through evap oration and increasing the amount plants take in, leaving less runoff flowing into streams and rivers. “Regardless of drought or flood, in this changed climate there will be less water available for people to use,” the state plan says. “To match the pace of climate change, Cali fornia must move smarter and faster to update our water systems. The mod ernization of our water systems will help replen ish the water California will lose due to hotter, drierTheweather.” extreme dryness and high tem peratures during the 2012-16 drought, closely followed by the current drought since 2020, “send a strong climate signal that we must heed,” the plan says. It says these more extreme conditions make clear that California should “double down” on a set of actions to bolster the state’s water supply “withStatehaste.”officials said exe cuting the strategy, which builds on the governor’s water resilience portfo lio released in 2020, will require coordination with local and federal agencies and“Thetribes.best science tells us that we need to act now to adapt to Califor nia’s water future. Climate change means drought won’t just stick around for two years at a time like it historically has,” Newsom said in a state ment. “Extreme weather is a permanent fixture here in the American West and California will adapt to this new reality.”

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By Dieter KurtenBach BAY AREA NEWS GROUP SANTA CLARA — Let the games begin. No, I don’t mean the 49ers’ preseason, which kicks off the first of its three games on Friday at Levi’s Stadium. I’m talking about the game within those games. Specifically, how Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan manages to do as little as possible for all 180 minutes he’s required to field his Shanahanteam.has made it no secret that he has little interest in the pre season. If he had his way, he would do away with the preseason games altogether.Iimagine a quarter into Friday’s quasi-sea son debut, Niners’ season ticket holders who paid the full regular-season price for tickets to a game between players in official team uni forms, but who are most definitely not the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers, will feel the same way. Shanahan prefers the intrateam practices that the 49ers have been doing so far in training camp and the intrateam ses sions that the Niners will have for two days next week with the Minne sota“I’mVikings.more into the scrimmage than the game,” Shanahan said. “I’d prefer that’s all we did, all three weeks, and never play in a game.” Does first-year-start ing quarterback Trey Lance need snaps? Absolutely. But Shanahan doesn’t see the value of preseason snaps, what would Lance be gleaning from the experience?NFLcoaches have

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The first test comes next Friday at El Camino in Sacramento. “We believe the talent is there,” Mosley said. “We’re working to get fundamentally sound and we want to be mentally tough. Mistakes are going to happen and you have to be able to move forward, get better and be prepared for your next rep.” Mosley has the experience to back up that knowledge. He was a reserve offensive lineman at Ole Miss during his collegiate days, having teammates like former San Francisco 49ers star line backer Patrick Willis and Ravens offensive tackle Michael Oher, of “The Blindside” movie and book fame. He also played at Tampa, Florida’s famous high school, Hill borough, which produced baseball greats like Dwight Gooden and Gary“EverybodySheffield. is buying into what we are trying to do,” Mosley said, “The players are buying in, the parents are buying in, and that is good to see.” The offense will revolve around Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic Willie Nickson passes the ball during football practice at Armijo High School in Fairfield, Tuesday. The sophomore is the Royals starting quarterback heading into the new season that starts Aug. 19.

Bart’s ankle gives Giants a brief scare

NBA will retire Bill jerseyRussell’snumber

Armijo football squad works hard to ‘Restore the Roar’ this season

Don’t expect Shanahan to show much in preseason with his 49ers Danville native wins Fairfield City Amateur Championship Daily r epuBlic Staff lastAmateur27thpionshiprounds4-under-parville’sDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—DanDrewBendershotovertwotowintheChamFlightoftheannualFairfieldCityChampionshipweekend.

By John Shea SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE SAN DIEGO — When the San Francisco Giants traded Curt Casali to Seattle before the trade deadline Aug. 2, Joey Bart became the orga nization’s undisputed No. 1 Withcatcher.the catch ing depth thinned, the Giants were confident Bart could assume most of theHowever,workload.Bart has missed the past two games with a right ankle problem, making the Giants’ catching depth a significant topic in the wake of the Buster Posey era. Austin Wynns caught Tuesday and usedtermIcallingKaplerit,”homestandavailableGiantsshowedwhengoodTheWednesday.teamreceivednewsWednesdayMRIexamresultsasprain.ThehopeBartcanbeforFriday’sopener.“I’moptimisticaboutmanagerGabesaid.“We’reitdaytoday,butdon’thaveanylong-concerns.”Bartcouldhavebeeninanemergency if Wynns got injured during the game, Kapler said. On Monday, Bart felt a tweak in the ankle during an at-bat against JoshAsHader.a precaution, Yermín Mercedes and Ford Proctor joined the team in case one was needed for the series finale. Both can catch, but neither is a full-time catcher. If Bart had required a trip to the injured list, it’s likely Andrew Knapp would have been added to the roster this weekend. Knapp, a Cal alum who has played 322 major-league games, mostly with the Phil lies, was signed last month and is hitting .296 with four homers, three doubles and 13 RBIs in 13 games with Triple-A Sacramento. “If Joey were to go on the IL, it would be more likely we would carry a guy that can catch regularly for us and split time with Wynns,” Kapler said. For Bart, it poten tially was a bad break, considering how he had been developing.

Bender, a runner-up finisher in 2021, shot rounds of 71 and 69 for the title. The two-day tourna ment kicked off Saturday at Rancho Solano Gold Course with the final round taking place Sunday at Paradise Valley Golf

M att Miller MMILLER@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—Armijo High School varsity football is prepping for the upcoming 2022 season with the motto, “Restore the Roar.” The Royals want to be competi tive and are working hard to do so. Armijo football teams haven’t been to the playoffs in 56 years and are currently riding 15 straight losing seasons. There’s no need to go searching for motivation. But Head Coach Don Mosley is optimistic. He can feel a change coming over the program. Armijo went 2-8 in 2021, 1-4 in the Mon ticello Empire League, but some of those games were strongly con tested and others that weren’t, there was no letdown in the lineup. The tide might be changing. It’s a very young team that if they can stay motivated and continue to work together, the future is bright.

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2022 schedule Aug. 19: at El Camino (Sacramento) Aug. 26: Florin Sept. 2: Dixon Sept. 9: Sierra Sept. 23: at Natomas Sept. 30: Vanden* Oct. 7: at Will C. Wood* Oct. 14: Rodriguez* Oct. 21: at Vacaville* Oct. 28: at Fairfield* * Monticello Empire League Coach: Don Mosley 2021 record: 2-8, 1-4 MEL Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group/TNS 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan is not a big fan of the preseason as his team kicks it off against the Packers.

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triBune content agency The NBA has announced that, for the first time in league history, one player will have his number retired leaguewide.BillRussell, regarded as the league’s greatest winner and the name sake of its Finals MVP award, will be honored by the NBA with his No. 6 uniform no longer available to players entering the league. Current players who already wear No. 6, like the Lakers’ LeBron James, can continue to wear the uniform number. The NBA announced the decision on “BillThursday.Russell’s unpar alleled success on the court and pioneering civil rights activism deserve to be honored in a unique and historic way,” NBA Commis sioner Adam Silver said in a statement. “Perma nently retiring his No. 6 across every NBA team ensures that Bill’s tran scendent career will always be Russellrecognized.”diedon

July 31. He was 88. Teams will also honor Russell with a commem orative jersey patch and with an on-court logo. “This is a momen tous honor reserved for one of the greatest cham pions to ever play the game,” NBPA Execu tive Director Tamika Tremaglio said in a statement. “Bill’s actions on and off the court throughout the course of his life helped to shape generations of players for the better and for that, we are forever grateful. We are proud to continue the celebra tion of his life and legacy alongside the league.” Russell won 11 NBA championships in 13 seasons, winning five regular-season most valuable player awards. He became the first Black coach in the NBA and won two more titles. Russell was also a noted civic activist, fighting against racial injustice while an active player and following his retirement.In2010, Russell earned the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Armijo, Page B10 49ers, Page B10

FAIRFIELD — Solano Elite’s Kaoni Seymour recently finished seventh in the United States in the 800 meters at the Junior Olympics track and field competition in Sacramento.Seymour was compet ing in the 8-and-under boys competition with a time of 2:48.66. It was a new personal best for Seymour. He became the youngest member of the Elite track program to earn All-American status.

TheCourse.senior champion, Bobby Pereira of Vallejo, shot 74 and 71 for 1-overpar. Finishing first place in the Super Senior flight with a 76 and 70 was Ray Kong of San Jose. Close to 100 golfers competed in the event from through out the Northern California region. “There was some fan tastic golf being played,” said Jeff Perry, general manager of Paradise Valley and Rancho Solano gold courses, in a press release. “Everything was great. Good weather, good course conditions and great golf.” Seymour runs to All-American time in 800 meters

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• Little League World Series, ESPN, 1 p.m.

• EPL, Bournemouth vs. Manchester City, USA, 7 a.m.

Ultimate Fighting • Fight Night, preliminaries, ESPN, 1:30 p.m. • Cruz vs. Vera, ESPN, 4 p.m.

Golf • World Invitational, GOLF, 5 a.m.

Bowles said he would be worried about his starting quarterback “if he didn’t have the years and the experience that the guy has and comes in and works diligently.” Brady already has missed three of the past six Bucs practices. The Bucs begin joint prac tices at Tennessee on Wednesday. He also wasn’t expected to play in the preseason finale at Indianapolis.Bowlessaid “there’s always going to be doubt” about Brady’s availability for the regular season but he has a “pretty high level of confidence” that Brady will start the season opener against the Cowboys on Sept. 11. Brady, 45, retired for 40 days follow ing the 2021 season because he didn’t feel as though he could make the same commitment to the“Theregame.is a physical, mental, and emotional challenge EVERY single day that has allowed me to maximize my highest potential,” Brady said in his retirement statement Feb. 1. “And I have tried my very best these past 22 years. There are no shortcuts to success on the field or in life. “This is difficult for me to write, but here it goes: I am not going to make that competitive commitment anymore.”

TriBune ConTenT agenCy Before his arrest Tuesday morning near the Las Vegas Strip, former Seahawks star Marshawn Lynch was asleep in the driver’s seat of a 2020 Shelby GT500 when police found him early Tuesday, according to their report. Questioned by police, Lynch “would speak and then fall back asleep several times through out the encounter,” according to a Las Vegas police report released Thursday. An officer reported “a strong odor of an alcohol beverage emit ting from the vehicle, his person, and his breath along with bloodshot, wateryLyncheyes.”told police he “was not drinking and he does not do drugs, but that he stole the vehicle.” He was wearing only one shoe at the time, according to the report. The vehicle was in “undriveable condition,” with no tire on the driv er’s side front wheel and the rear driver’s wheel “about to fall off,” according to the police report. Officers reported finding roadway markings “showing vehicle hit the sidewalk areas” and a tireLynchnearby.was taken into custody under suspicion of DUI and booked into the Las Vegas City Jail. Police obtained a search warrant for a blood sample.

• Korn Ferry, Pinnacle Bank Championship, GOLF, 9 a.m.

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• Little League, California regional, ESPN, 2 p.m. • Little League, Connecticut regional, ESPN, 4 p.m.

• NFL preseason, Green Bay at San Francisco, 5, 5:30 p.m.

• MLB, Oakland at Houston, NBCSCA, 4 p.m. • MLB, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, NBCSBA, 6 p.m.

• MLB, N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 2, 40, 4 p.m.

• Little League World Seres, ESPN2, 1 p.m.

• Little League, Connecticut regional, ESPN, Noon.

— History was made in the first round of the 2022 Major League Baseball draft. For the first time in 30 years, nine Black players were drafted in the first round, including four of the top fiveTheselections.Arizona Diamond backs drafted high school outfielder Druw Jones with the second pick. Pitcher Kumar Rocker (Texas Rangers), short stop Termarr Johnson (Pittsburgh Pirates) and outfielder Elijah Green (Washington Nation als) rounded out the top five. All four were participants in MLB Develops programs. “It’s a pipeline for sure,” Johnson told MLB. com on draft night. “It’s just amazing that we get to have those guys together, get to support them, get to cheer them on and just love each other. It’sThroughspecial.” programs such as the Breakthrough Series, Hank Aaron Invi tational and DREAM Series, MLB has been working to reverse the much-discussed decline in Black American players. About 7% of current major-leaguers are Black American, and that number drops to 4% in NCAA Division I baseball. “We’ve been kind of toiling in this area for the last six or seven years‚” Del Matthews, MLB’s vice president of base ball development, told the Tribune. “And we’re just now starting to see more consistent fruits of our labor, specifically with this year, and most kids that were drafted have had a chance to touch some of the MLB develop ment“Weprograms.really feel that we’ve played an impor tant role in providing them the platform and also the exposure and con tinuing to encourage and push them and inspire. And whenever they would go back home, they con tinue to get better, they continue to work on their game. And you know, iron sharpens iron at the end of the day. It became kind of a competition among themselves and pushing each other to really be the best that they could be. The class this year was just a really talented draftAccordingclass.” to MLB, more than 630 alumni of the Hank Aaron Invita tional, DREAM Series and Breakthrough Series are playing college or junior collegeThroughbaseball.the MLB Identification Tour, base ball works with coaches and scouts across the country to iden tify young ballplayers, particularly Black Amer ican and Latino ones, to invite to participate in future development pro grams. Matthews said many return summer afterBothsummer.Chicago teams participate in MLB Devel ops programs. The White Sox ACE (Amateur City Elite) program recently won the RBI World Series in both the junior and senior opportunitiesFutureBaseballprogramsthatmissthatMatthewsdivisions.recognizesMLBdoesn’twanttoanyone.“That’swhyit’sgreatthereareotherlikeMinorityProspectsandStarsthatprovideforminorities,”hesaid.“It’snotalwaysthesameplayersthatareattendingeachofthoseevents.Thatway,kidsgetexposuretolotsofdifferentplatforms.Andiftheydowell,thathelpsthemgettothenextleveloftheevents.“That’soneofthepositives,we’reallseeinggoodnumbersandresults.It’sjusttremendousforthecommunity.”AlexanderWyche,aformercollegebaseballplayerandhighschoolbaseballcoach,sawaneedforashowcaseforBlacktalent.“Ireallywantedtobeonthegroundlevel,”hetoldtheTribune.“WorkingataTitleIXschoolintheBlackbaseballmeccaofAtlanta,IfeltlikeIhadthebestexperienceandopportunitytoreallymakeachangeinthegameofbaseball,andthat’showMinorityBaseballProspectswasstarted.”Hestartedbyrecordingvideoofhighschoolplayersandposting on social media to high light them, and it took off from there. Using his Instagram and Twitter accounts, Wyche esti mates he has helped more than 150 youth baseball players gain exposure. But Wyche doesn’t stop at baseball; he also is incorporating education. MBP plans to incorporate monthly online tutoring and SAT prep in 2023. “Our push now is just giving these kids the knowledge of understand ing what it really takes to go to these next levels,” he said. “We’re just scratch ing the surface. Get into the educational part. A big reason why a lot of minor ity kids aren’t (playing at the college level) is because baseball doesn’t give out full scholarships. We’re still on the surface of understanding how the educational part ties into the baseball part.” MBP travels the country hosting events and college tours at which scouts, coaches and other interested parties can see talent that may not have been on their radar pre viously and encouraging players to attend college. It has hosted showcases at Truist Park, where the Atlanta Braves play, giving kids an opportunity to experience a majorleague ballpark. The event, which Wyche said he tries to give an “HBCU homecoming feel,” has attracted about 900 kids. He is taking the show on the road and has events scheduled in Gas tonia, N.C., Detroit and Palm Beach, Fla. MBP’s reach extends to the Chicago area as well. Among Wyche’s growing Black baseball network is Earnest Horton, or “Coach E,” as he is known. A Chicago native, Horton attended University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff on a baseball scholarship. After earning his degree in physical education, he returned home and began teaching in Chicago Public Schools and was an assistant baseball coach at Morgan Park. “I saw there was still a need and that need is equi table training on and off the field,” Horton told the Tribune. “We hear this a lot (that) Black kids can’t afford baseball, but that’s such a blanket statement. We’ve got to really chisel down and say, ‘What can they not afford?’ We’ve got a lot of organizations that are playing baseball, believe it or not. I hear people saying nobody is playing, but I beg to differ. We’re playing it at a great rate, it’s just not being publicized.”SoHorton decided to help fill that need. During the early part of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 when everything was shut down, he started a baseball instructional program called Black Baseball Matters that pro vides free coaching and fundamentals training to youth all across Chicago. “A baseball lesson can be anywhere from $30 an hour to $150 an hour,” he said. “We don’t want kids and their families to feel they have to go broke to fit thatInfeel.”July, Black Base ball Matters hosted an event with Jackie Robin son West Little League. “We want to create a safe environment sur rounding Black baseball,” Horton said. “Most little leagues survive off volun teers that might not have ever played baseball. To really create a boom in Black baseball, we’ve got to give them the tools that they need instruction ally. We teach our kids we’re not making excuses or looking for a handout. We’re going to figure this thing out. You know, grassroots, blue collar – we are ThereChicago.”hasbeen much discussion over the years about Black American participation in the sport, and many organizations have made efforts to help grow the game. From the looks of this year’s draft and the move ment happening with local, grassroots organiza tions, there may be some momentum building. “I feel like as the years go on, we’ll definitely have those numbers grow because of events like Dream Series, Break through Series and Hank Aaron,” Johnson told WABE-FM in Atlanta last year. “You know, baseball is fun around here, and they definitely will love to play the game.”

• WGC, St. Jude Invitational, Round 2, GOLF, Noon.

• USGA, U.S. Women’s Amateur, GOLF, Noon. • Champions, Boeing Classic, Round 2, GOLF, 3 p.m.

• Little League World Series, ESPN2, 10 a.m.

Brady excused from plannedpractice,break

Jose M. Osorio/Chicago Tribune/TNS file (2021) Former White Sox player Frank Thomas talks to the White Sox ACE 14U team before a game against New York’s DREAM team at the Field of Dreams site in Dyersville, Iowa, Aug. 11, 2021.

Pickleball • Summer Championship, 5, 13, 1 p.m. Soccer • EPL, Everton vs. Aston Villa, USA, 4:30 a.m.

• A.U. Softball, ESPN2, 6 p.m.

• MLB, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, NBCSBA, 7 p.m. • Little League, Indiana regional, ESPN, 10 a.m.

Saturday’s TV sports Baseball

MLB minority efforts, grassroots programs reaching Black youth

B2 Friday, August 12, 2022 — DAILY REPUBLIC BASEBALL American League East DivisionWL Pct GB N.Y. Yankees 71 41 634 Toronto 60 50 545 10 Baltimore 58 52 527 12 Tampa Bay 58 53 523 12½ Boston 55 58 487 16½ CentralWDivisionL Pct GB Cleveland 59 52 532 Minnesota 57 53 518 1½ Chicago White Sox 56 56 500 3½ Kansas City 47 66 416 13 Detroit 43 70 381 17 West WDivisionL Pct GB Houston 72 41 637 Seattle 61 52 540 11 Texas 49 61 441 22 L.A. Angels 49 63 438 22½ OAKLAND 41 71 366 30½ National League East DivisionWL Pct GB N.Y. Mets 73 39 652 Atlanta 66 46 589 7 Philadelphia 62 49 559 10½ Miami 50 61 450 22½ Washington 37 76 327 36½ CentralWDivisionL Pct GB St. Louis 61 50 550 Milwaukee 60 50 545 ½ Chicago Cubs 45 65 409 15½ Pittsburgh 45 67 402 16½ Cincinnati 44 66 400 16½ West WDivisionL Pct GB L.A. Dodgers 77 33 700 San Diego 63 51 553 16 SAN FRANCISCO 54 57 486 23½ Arizona 51 60 .459 26½ Colorado 50 64 439 29 Wednesday’s Games L.A. Angels 5, OAKLAND 4 San Diego 13, SAN FRANCISCO 7 N.Y. Mets 10, Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 4, Tampa Bay 3 Chicago Cubs 4, Washington 2 Seattle 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Philadelphia 4, Miami 3 Toronto at Baltimore, Postponed Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 Atlanta 8, Boston 4 Kansas City 8, Chicago White Sox 3 Texas 8, Houston 4 St. Louis 9, Colorado 5 Pittsburgh 6, Arizona 4 L.A. Dodgers 8, Minnesota 5 Thursday’s Games Miami 3, Philadelphia 0 Cleveland 4, Detroit 3 Houston 7, Texas 3 Kansas City 5, Chicago White Sox 3 Colorado 8, St. Louis 6 Arizona 9, Pittsburgh 3 Boston 4, Baltimore 3 Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, (N) Friday’s Games OAKLAND at Houston, 5:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at SAN FRANCISCO, 7:15 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 3:40 p.m. San Diego at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Cleveland at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 5:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 6:38 p.m. Saturday’s Games OAKLAND at Houston, 4:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at SAN FRANCISCO, 6:05 p.m. Atlanta at Miami, 10:10 a.m., first game Atlanta at Miami, 4:10 p.m., second game Cleveland at Toronto, 12:07 p.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. San Diego at Washington, 4:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Kansas City, 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 4:10 p.m. Seattle at Texas, 4:15 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 4:15 p.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 4:15 p.m. Arizona at Colorado, 5:10 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 6:07 p.m. Sunday’s Games OAKLAND at Houston, 11:10 a.m. Pittsburgh at SAN FRANCISCO, 6:05 p.m. San Diego at Washington, 9:05 a.m. Cleveland at Toronto, 10:37 a.m. Atlanta at Miami, 10:40 a.m. Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 10:40 a.m. Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 10:40 a.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 10:40 a.m. L.A. Dodgers at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. Detroit at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 a.m. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Seattle at Texas, 11:35 a.m. Arizona at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. Minnesota at L.A. Angels, 1:07 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, 4:08 p.m.

Mixed Martial Arts • PFL Playoffs, ESPN, 11 a.m. Motor Sports • NASCAR, Federated Auto Parts 400, Cup qualifying, USA, 2 p.m.

• USGA, U.S. Women’s Amateur, quarterfinals, GOLF, 4 p.m. Softball

• Little League, California regional, ESPN, 6 p.m. Football

• WGC, St. Jude Invitational, Round 3, 3, Noon.

• MLS, San Jose vs. FC Dallas, NBCSCA, 7:30 p.m. Softball

TriBune ConTenT agenCy TAMPA, Fla. — Something besides playing quarterback has become more important to Tom Brady. The seven-time Super Bowl champion was excused from practice for the second time in a week for personal reasons. He was never slated to play in Satur day’s preseason game againstBucsMiami.coach

Todd Bowles said Thursday after a joint practice with the Dolphins that the absence was planned before training camp and that he expects Brady to rejoin the team following the Bucs’ preseason game at Ten nessee on Aug. 20. “He’s going to deal with some personal things,” Bowles said. “This is something we talked about before training camp started. We allotted this time because he wanted to get in and get chemis try with the guys and get two weeks of training camp, knowing he wasn’t going to play the first two games. He didn’t want to take away reps from Blaine (Gabbert) and Kyle (Trask) as well as (Ryan Griffin) as far as going into these next two games. “It’s something he needed to handle. We trust him.”

• Little League World Series, ESPN2, 4 p.m.

CALENDAR Friday’s TV sports Baseball • MLB, Oakland at Houston, NBCSCA, 5 p.m.

• EPL, Teams TBA, 3, 9:30 a.m.

Boxing • Top Rank, Campa vs. Lopez, ESPN, 7 p.m. Football • CFL, BC vs. Calgary, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Golf • World Invitational, GOLF, 5 a.m. • WGC, St. Jude Invitational, Round 3, GOLF, 10 a.m.

• La Liga, Rayo Vallecanos vs. Barcelona, 7, 10, 11:30 a.m.

Las Vegas PD: Lynch was asleep in a car

I can only imagine the situation becoming more difficult for instruc tors who will now have an increase in class sizes this school year after a decrease during the pandemic. Classroom management will be more challenging, which means they will have less time and patience for studentWhatmisconduct.canstudents and parents do to avoid the potential issues of the current school environment? In addition to the recommended Covid-19 vaccine, I also suggest an adequate sleep schedule, a healthy diet and lots of vitamin C. I encourage you to protect them with the fabric of good morals, ethics and parental guidance that will help navigate them around pitfalls and influences that will jeopardize their education. I encourage students to arm them selves with discipline, self-control and good judgment. Choose social groups wisely. Unfortunately, your educational reputation can also be negatively affected by the company you keep. The modern term from soci ologists is called toxic relationships. Good luck. And have a productive school year. Deon D. Price is an author and youth and life skills coach who lives in Fair field. He can be reached at youthgeneration@gmail.comThisor www. deondprice.com.

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T aiwan has been an insep arable part of China’s ter ritory for 1,800 years. In 1943, the leaders of China, the United States and Britain issued the Cairo Dec laration, which clearly states that all territories Japan stole from the Chinese, such as Taiwan, shall be restored to China. The Potsdam Declara tion of 1945 affirmed that the terms of the Cairo Declaration would be carried out. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758, passed in 1971, recognized that the repre sentatives of the government of the People’s Republic of China are the only lawful representatives of China to the United Nations. When China and the United States established diplomatic relations on Jan. 1, 1979, the United States recog nized in the joint communique with China that the government of the Peo ple’s Republic of China is the sole legal government of China. Four decades have passed since, and the United States has long been commit ted to not developing official relations withByTaiwan.orderof succession, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is the third-highest-ranking official in the U.S. government. Traveling in a mili tary aircraft, Pelosi paid a high-profile “official visit to Taiwan” last week, as her office described it in her arrival statement, and was given full-proto col treatment by Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party authorities, who make no secret of pursuing indepen dence in their party platform. Such a visit has openly broken America’s commitment not to develop official relations with Taiwan. These are extremely irresponsible, provocative and dangerous moves. The one-China principle is part of the postwar international order and has become a general international consensus. As a country that thinks of itself as a champion of the “rules-based interna tional order,” the United States should naturally abide by the one-China principle. In the past, the United States has violated and under mined the principle by adopting the Taiwan Relations Act and the “Six Assurances” to Taiwan. And it is doing so again now in a broader attempt to uni laterally change the status quo on Taiwan and alter the postwar interna tionalFiftyorder.years ago, Henry Kissinger, who was personally involved in the negotiations for the normalization of China-U.S. relations, witnessed how the Taiwan question was properly handled on the basis of the one-China principle. Recently, he noted, “The United States should not by subter fuge or by a gradual process develop something of a ‘two-China’ solution.” People on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are Chinese. China will show the utmost sincerity and make the utmost efforts to achieve peaceful reunifica tion, but China will not allow Taiwan to be divided from it in whatever form. The current Taiwan authori ties have rejected the facts and legal grounds that both sides of the Taiwan Strait belong to one and the same China, in pursuit of independence with the help of the United States. Their tactics include trying to sever historical and cultural bonds with the mainland, erasing national identity and stoking confrontation. The United States, meanwhile, sees Taiwan as a means to contain China and has been hollowing out the one-China princi ple. In the past 18 months alone, the United States has made five rounds of arms sales to Taiwan. President Joe Biden has said many times that the United States will not change its one-China policy and does not support “Taiwan independence.” But for the “Taiwan independence” forces, Pelosi’s visit represents an exceptionally strong signal that “the U.S. is on Taiwan’s side.” This goes against the one-China principle, the three Sino-U.S. joint communiques and America’s own commitments. Moreover, the Pelosi visit will lead “Taiwan independence” forces further down a dangerous path, with peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait hanging in the balance. Just think: If an American state were to secede from the United States and declare independence, and then some other nation pro vided weapons and political support for that state, would the U.S. govern ment – or the American people – allow this to Thehappen?Taiwan question is about China’s sovereignty and unity – not democracy. But it is true that Pelo si’s visit has aroused the indignation of the 1.4 billion Chinese people. If the United States truly takes democ racy to heart, it should show respect for the call of the Chinese people, who constitute about one-fifth of the world population.Withboth Covid-19 and the Ukraine conflict growing into pro tracted crises, it is high time for China and the United States to strengthen cooperation and work with other countries to find solutions. Instead, some politicians choose to damage China’s core interests, either to seek the limelight or to cement their polit ical legacy. Their actions will only erode China-U.S. relations and subject our peoples and militaries to peril. Taiwan is one of the very few issues that might take China and the United States to conflict. Extra caution and a sense of responsibility are indis pensable when it comes to Taiwan. Qin Gang is the Chinese ambassador to the United States.

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W hether a student is in middle school, high school or college, there’s often a touch of anxiety and relief this time of year for students and parents. In addition to paying for tuition, arranging for transpor tation, after-school activities as well as shopping for sup plies, there is quite a bit of preparation involved before the start of the fall semester. There is some critical information that every student should know before they step foot on a campus. Being a good student is some times not enough to avoid serious issues on campus. There is still an alarming unpleas ant increase in violence, assaults and fights on school campuses. Besides the common safety con cerns that may affect students, we also now have yet another concern of pos sibly being exposed to Covid-19 and most recently, monkeypox. Be sure to add hand sanitizer to the school supplies list. I’m also particularly concerned about the amount of students that get involved in preventable issues that lead to serious trouble. The best way to address problems is prevention. How do you avoid actions that could lead to suspension or expulsion? It is a good idea to read the parent student handbook with your student. All edu

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cational institutions should have these available in phys ical or digital form. It should be on the mandatory family reading list before the start of the new school year. There may be some policy changes that you may not be aware of. One that often catches parents and students off guard is the cellphone policy. Each school has various ways of addressing students’ cellphone use on campus and in class. Depending on the district, students can be sus pended for cursing, repeated violation of the cellphone policy and getting into a confrontation on the way to or on the way home from school. There is even a blurb about the often-elusive dueAsprocess.ayouth service provider, I have learned that most of the students and parents felt that disciplinary action taken against their child was unjust due to the lack of due process. Quite frankly, students feel that their testi mony is not given valid consideration in the investigation of incidents involving them. The process is per ceived to be extremely one-sided. It’s their word against the school staff. I’ve also experienced this discrep ancy as a parent. Fortunately, I know when my kid is lying and I’m not a parent who is oblivious to my child’s behavior issues.

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D own in the trenches of California’s seem ingly perpetual clashes over housing, warring factions are employing two decades-old state laws as weapons. One is the famous – or infamous – Cali fornia Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), signed by then-Gov. Ronald Reagan in 1970, that requires authorities to determine whether proposed developments have environ mental impacts that must be Themitigated.other, much less known, is the California Housing Accountability Act (HAA), signed by Rea gan’s successor, Jerry Brown, in 1982 to prevent local gov ernments from rejecting housing projects without good reason. Those who oppose specific developments, particularly high-density apartments for lowand moderate-income families, often invoke CEQA, claiming they have negative impacts on the environments of their communities, such as increased traffic. Construction unions also employ CEQA, threatening to use its provisions to delay or kill projects unless developers agree to use union labor. In response, housing advocates, including project developers, invoke the HAA, accusing opponents of violating its pro-housing provi sions, which have been strengthened in recent years, and filing lawsuits or complaining to the state housing agency. The housing conflicts have been par ticularly sharp in San Francisco, whose left-of-center Democratic politicians are often starkly divided by housing issues. Last year, their incessant squabbling manifested itself in a confrontation over a 27-story, 495-unit apartment building proposed for a former department store parking lot. After years of wrangling and modifica tions, the project at 469 Stevenson St. received CEQA clearance from the city’s planning commission, but San Francisco’s governing legislative body, the Board of Supervisors, voted 8-3 to overturn the commission action, agreeing with project opponents that it had potentially severe environmental impacts. The state Department of Housing and Community Development took an immedi ate interest, opening an investigation and sending a letter to the city, saying the board’s rejection of the project for “various vague con cerns” could put it in violation of the Housing Accountability Act. The board’s reversal was particularly galling to San Francisco’s state legislators, who have been particularly aggressive advo cates of pro-housing policies. “When San Francisco acts like this, it sends a very nega tive message to the rest of the region,” state Sen. Scott Wiener told the San Francisco Chronicle. “We have been pushing other cities to do their share, to be better, so when San Francisco does something like this, it puts the proverbial turd in the punch bowl.” The dustup over 469 Stevenson had another impact. Assemblyman Phil Ting, a San Fran cisco Democrat, introduced legislation that, if enacted, would make it more difficult for oppo nents of projects to use CEQA and easier for proponents to invoke HAA. The measure, Assembly Bill 2656, zipped through the Assembly on a strongly biparti san vote and is awaiting action in the Senate. It also enjoys support from dozens of pro-hous ing organizations, while environmental groups and construction unions are opposed because it would make CEQA a less potent tool. A Senate analysis of the bill frames its effect on the growing conflict between the two laws, saying it puts local governments between “a rock and a hard place” with “con flicting mandates to approve new housing under the HAA, but to simultaneously ade quately account for the environmental impacts of housing under CEQA.” That’s quite accurate, and it once again indicates it’s high time for Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature to comprehen sively overhaul CEQA, whose original purpose of protecting natural resources has been dis torted beyond recognition. Former Gov. Jerry Brown once called CEQA reform “the Lord’s work,” but was never willing to undertake the heavy lifting it would require. CalMatters is a public interest journalism venture committed to explaining how Califor nia’s state Capitol works and why it matters. For more columns by Dan Walters, go to calmatters.org/commentary.

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When the pandemic turned early scenarios upside down, she ended up collaborating with screenwriters Madeline Walter and Paul Welsh on rewrites in 2020. “When Covid hit, we had to completely reimagine the movie all over again, in scope and size, and scale it way, way down,” she says. “So I did feel like even though I didn’t write it, I definitely had my hands all over Plansit.” to film Rita at Coachella, where all good influ encers go, went out the window, depriving viewers of seeing Keaton at large among the youthful throngs. “But now you get to see her on mushrooms, and you wouldn’t have gotten to see her on mushrooms had there not been Covid,” Aselton says of a new scene where Rita inves tigates ‘shrooms as a possible way to turn back into Mack. “You win some, you lose some.”

Diane at 30 Mack is 30 when she expe riences her existential crisis. For Keaton, who turned 30 in 1976, it was the age at which she filmed her Oscar-winning role as the title character in “Annie Hall.” “I would say I was anxious, a little anxious about life,” she says of her 30th year, which came after well-regarded roles in the first two films in “The Godfather” saga, but before “Annie Hall” sent her career skyrocketing. “Of course, I was very, you know, happy to have that opportunity to be in that role, which I really enjoyed. “But before that, you know, it was just trying to get moving and being,” Keaton says. “You know, I’d been in ‘Hair’ (the 1968 original Broadway pro duction) and all those things. “And finally, (‘Annie Hall’) happened, and that was so extraordinarily wonderful for me,” she says. “I loved it. That movie was great.” Aselton sees “Mack & Keaton on hats, finding her true self, not acting her age in ‘Mack & Rita’ See Keaton, Page B5 Courtesy of Gravitas Premiere/TNS Diane Keaton in “Mack & Rita.”

Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Diane Keaton starts to laugh when it’s suggested that one of the very stylish hats she wears in her new movie “Mack & Rita” looks an awful lot like one displayed in a video tour of her hat collection two years ago. “Oh, that’s terrible!” Keaton says, laughing harder, of the video she made for Insta gram while stuck at home in theSo,pandemic.hadshe given the film’s producers a headpiece from her collection?“Yes,of course, I’d loan them out,” she jokes. “Get a little cash. It didn’t hurt. “No, no, I didn’t.” It’s a perfect Keaton moment, funny and charm ing in equal measure, and the same can be said for “Mack & Rita,” in which Keaton gets to play Rita, the inner 70-year-old of 30-year-old influencer Mack, who comes to life in the movie magic seen in movies such as “Big” or “Freaky Friday.”

As Aunt Rita takes over Mack’s social media accounts, she stumbles onto even greater success as an influencer after an attempt to cover for Mack at the opening of a Pilates studio first goes off the rails, and then goes“That’sviral. the kind of thing that I love,” Keaton says of the phys ical comedy involved in what’s more or a less her losing battle with the Pilates machine. “Just being an idiot, falling over. “You know, I liked playing all of that,” she says. “I would like to have a movie where I get to do more of that. Just being a mess, falling into sandpits, and never know where you’re going, and being wrong. “I’d love that. Those little bits were fun for me. Really fun.”

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The screenplay for “Mack & Rita” enchanted director Katie Aselton when she read it but she admits that wasn’t the top reason she signed onto the“Ifproject.I’m completely honest I would have to say the No. 1 draw was Diane Keaton, who was already attached to star and produce,” says Aselton, who as an actress has starred in both independent films, often with her husband Mark Duplass and brother-in-law Jay Duplass, and TV series such as “The League” and “Legion.” “That was beyond a dream come true,” she says. “And then beyond that, honestly, the story, the message, the heart of this movie really resonated with me. “As a woman on my own journey to self-love and selfacceptance it felt like a real honest look wrapped up in a big body-switching comedy, and I had never done anything like that before. It felt like a real swing that I was ready to take.” Aselton had written each of the feature films she’d directed before taking on “Rita & Mack.”

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Mack (Elizabeth Lail) is in Palm Springs, California, for a bachelorette weekend for best friend Carla (Taylour Paige), and though she loves Carla dearly she’d much rather just get out of her uncomfortable sti lettos and have a nice little rest. When she spies a tent in a parking lot offer past-life regressions she takes her chance, lying down in the fake shaman’s busted tanning bed as he guides her to express her deepestWhichdesires.turn out to be a 70-year-old woman. Which means – you saw this coming, yeah? – that when the tanning bed opens out steps Diane Keaton, a 70-year-old version of Mack, who until she can figure out how to reverse the swap, pretends to be Mack’s visit ing Aunt Rita. “It’s unusual,” Keaton says of her attraction to the screen play and the role. “These characters were all wonderful, and I liked this very much.”

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The Senior Life Master decided to introduce a little theater history into his Inclass.1937 (he began), Ira Gershwin wrote a musical based on P.G. Wode house’s story “A Damsel in Distress.” When commenting on what makes an Englishman “a fighter through and through,” he penned: “When you’re in the stew – Sober or blotto, This is your motto: Keep muddling through!” It rarely pays to play bridge when blotto. But when your back is against the wall, you should keep the upper lip stiff and try your hardest to pull through.TheSLM wrote the North and South hands from today’s diagram onto the board.Inthis deal (he continued), you overbid to a precarious six-club contract. West leads the spade queen. What is your best chance of muddling through the mulligatawny? He gave everyone some moments to assess the contract’s chances. Then he resumed.Youhave 10 top tricks, plus an 11th easily available in diamonds. But you need 12 tricks. Of course, if West has the diamond ace and plays it when you lead a diamond toward the dummy, you will receive two diamond tricks and make your contract, but I won’t allow West to defend that poorly. It is best to hope that West has the diamond knave, as they used to say in England. After winning the first trick and drawing trumps ending in your hand, lead a diamond and finesse dummy’s 10. If this draws the ace, you are home. If it loses to the jack, probably you couldn’t have made the slamCOPYRIGHT:anyway.2022, UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE Sudoku by Wayne Gould

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Keaton is aware that the younger actors on the set looked up to her for all the acclaimed work she’s done in her career. “Yeah, the elder stateswoman or what ever you want to call it,” she says, laughing as she adds, “Or just the elder“No,woman.itcouldn’t have been more fun for me, and they were really into their roles and were fan tastic. It was smooth sailing – I know that’s not interesting, but it was smooth sailing, which is pleasant.”Aseltonsays Keaton also put her at ease, a challenge given how much she adores her. “Someone very early on was like, ‘Oh my God, you’re directing Diane Keaton,’ like dream come true,” Aselton says. “And I was like, ‘Yeah, no, I never dreamt that big. Like never even thought to dream that big.’ “And that’s not me selling myself short, that’s just being very realistic,” she says. “Diane is my idol, my icon. Like I have adored and worshipped her my entire life since I was a child. “I watched ‘Baby Boom’ at my 8th birthday party sleeper. So it’s kind of a big Oncedeal.”work began, though, all those jitters“Thevanished.greatthing about Diane is that she is fun,” Aselton says. “And she loves to give people the business. Like she’s just a goof. She’ll be like, ‘Oh come on, boss, come on.’ And then she’d be, ‘Can we fire her?’ “I think I got fired a couple of times, but then I also fired her, which was a fun give and take. “But she’s delightful,” Aselton says. “Every thing that we know of Diane as audiences, that we’ve loved over the years, is exactly what we get. She’s so easy to talk to and grounded and interested.“She’sjust like quint essentially Diane and she’s exactly, exactly what we would hope she would be.” Lopez vs. Campa (N) (Live) (N) (Live) (N) (Live) (N) (Live) BonginoLawrence JonesOne NationDan BonginoLawrence JonesOne NationUnfi 34 34 34 (FOOD) DinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDinersDiners 52 52 52 (FREE) Movie ››› “Grease” 1978 John Travolta. Disparate summer lovers meet again as high-school seniors. (CC) Movie ››› “Grease” 1978, Musical John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John. (CC) Movie ››› “Grease” 1978 John Travolta. (CC) 36 36 36 (FX) (:00) ››› “Furious 7” 2015, Action Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson. ’ (CC) Movie ›› “The Fate of the Furious” 2017 Vin Diesel. A mysterious woman forces Dom to betray the crew. Children of the Underground ’ ofChildrenthe 69 69 69 (GOLF) CentralPGA Korn Ferry Tour PGA Tour Golf FedEx St. Jude Championship, Third Round (CC) 66 66 66 (HALL) “Secret” Movie “Winter Castle” 2019 Emilie Ullerup, Kevin McGarry. (CC) (DVS) Movie “Romance in Style” 2022, Romance Jaicy Elliot. Premiere. (CC) Movie “Taking the Reins” 2021 Nikki DeLoach, Scott Porter. (CC) (DVS) GirlGoldens 67 67 67 (HGTV) UnsellaUnsellableLove It or List ItLove It or List ItSteal This HouseLove It or List ItLove It or List ItSteal 62 62 62 (HIST) PickersAmer. American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers A century of salvage in Alabama. (N) ’ (CC) (DVS) American Pickers ’ (CC) (DVS) PickersAmer. 11 11 11 (HSN) BeekBeekman 1802Home Innovations Professor AmosSamsung Elect.Professor AmosSamsung Partner’s Wife” 2022 Gina Vitori. Premiere. (CC) Movie “Soccer Mom Madam” 2021, Docudrama Jana Kramer. (CC) Movie “In 60 60 60 (MSNBC) AymanAyman (N) (CC) American VoicesAyman (CC) Ayman (CC) Dateline ’ (CC) Dateline ’ (CC) Dateline 43 43 43 (MTV) (:00) ›› “Rush Hour 2” ’ Movie › “Rush Hour 3” 2007 ’ Movie ››› “Rush Hour” ’ Movie “Rush Hour Preseason FootballNFL Football NFL Total AccessNFL Preseason Football: Rams at Chargers (NICK) “Despicable Me Children’s ’ (CC) Are You Afraid of Dark BobSponge- BobSponge- Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ (CC) Friends ’ Mike Myers. Atlas (N) “Furious 7” 2015 Vin Diesel. Dominic y Brian desean adaptarse a su nueva vida. ’ ‘PG-13’ (SS) TelemNoticias (TLC) BuriedHoard- Hoarding: Buried Alive Phyllis; Faye. Hoarding: Buried Alive ’ (CC) Say Yes to the Dress (N) (CC) Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ Sex Sent Me to the E.R. ’ Say Yes (TNT) (4:13) “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” Mark Hamill. “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Adam Driver. (CC) (DVS) Movie ›››› “Star Wars: A New Hope” 1977 Mark Hamill. (CC) (DVS) “Over the Hedge”

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“I think it came in and out in certain phases,” she says. “I don’t think it was always consistent, you know? So some times it was like, ‘Oh, no, I can’t,’ or ‘Yes, and I’ll apply myself better and be more, you know, in tune with what’s needed. “It’s true for most of us, though,” Keaton says. “It isn’t always just like this wonderful path and it all went smoothly, justAftergreat.”graduating from Santa Ana High School in 1964, Keaton soon headed to New York City to study acting as part of her quest to be her truest self, she says. “You go to New York, and you go to acting school, and then you have all this over whelming amount of responsibilities that you kind of never thought it would be like that,” she says. “And you don’t know everything and you have to get the bus and try to find a place to live, an “Allapartment.those things, though, come together to give you the respon sibility of handling your life in some form or another,” Keaton says. “And of course acting was just always myAsfavorite.”astudent of acting teacher Sanford Meisner at the Neighborhood Playhouse in Manhat tan, she learned early on that finding yourself is a“Ijourney.remember working and Sandy Meisner, he would come up to me once in awhile when I was doing a scene with somebody,” Keaton says. “And he’d say, ‘You know, Diane, someday you’re going to be OK. But in the meantime, no.’” Keaton’‘Quintessentially

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Armijo From Page B1 always found the pre season to be more nuisance than a bless ing. Rams coach Sean McVay – a branch off Sha nahan’s coaching tree – sat his entire offense for all four preseason games in 2018. He’s maintained that position every year since, even as the NFL eliminated a preseason game from the schedule. To McVay, the risk of injury wasn’t worth the reward of seeing what he could reasonably ascer tain in practices and controlled scrimmages with other teams. The Niners can see the logic in that – last year Lance chipped the bone at the end of his right index finger in the Niners’ final preseason game. It was an injury that Lance said affected him all season. If the same thing were to happen this pre season, the Niners’ win total at sportsbooks in Las Vegas would be taken off the board – this season’s lofty hopes would likely be Theshattered.apple didn’t fall far from the tree with McVay and Shanahan. The Niners’ coach is yet to completely punt the preseason, but with so many head coaches in the league capable of tracing their coaching lineage to the two NFC West head honchos – and Shanahan and McVay’s success –the already watered-down exhibition schedule is likely to be more diluted than ever this season. Shanahan said that Lance might play Friday and in the team’s third preseason game at Houston. No guarantees were made on either game,That’sthough.the first game within the game. Do the players people pay to see even play? No matter which players are on the field – Lance included – it’s highly unlikely that Sha nahan would run anything but the most vanilla offense. For defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans, expect a defense as bland as his press conferences.TheNiners’ offense will evolve with Lance at the help – his skillset demands it. We’ve seen hints of this new playbook during practices this past week. But why put the good stuff on tape for the rest of the league? That’s the second game within the game. Last year, Shanahan did put some good stuff in the Niners’ third pre season game. He put in a full-blown quarter back rotation with Jimmy Garoppolo and Lance. It proved foolhardy because of the Lance injury, but there was some benefit: he could laugh at the media Thanksfreakout. for that one, Kyle. The Lions – the 49ers’ Week 1 opponent – also freaked out at the quar terback rotation. The final preseason game has been treated as the dress rehearsal for decades. Here the Niners were busting out a big, bold newNo.offense?Shanahan admit ted after Week 1 that the quarterback rotation was all for show – a gaslight. He wanted the Lions to prepare for two quar terbacks. They did. And by the time they real ized Lance was only a bit player for the Niners, San Francisco had a fourtouchdown lead. I don’t think Shana han will show us anything in the preseason, but if he does, don’t take it at faceButvalue.then there’s the third game within the game, and this is the fun one for dorks like me. The Niners have been better than most through out Shanahan’s tenure at finding undrafted rookie free agents. The goal with many of these players is to have them on the team’s practice squad for possi ble in-season call-ups and year-over-year growth. But to get a player to the practice squad, they first need to be cut – anyone can pick them up and sign them to their active roster or practice squad. The issue here for the Niners is that the rest of the league knows that the 49ers are good at finding diamonds in the rough. And those are the players that would feature prominently in pre seasonTheregames.are a few players that fit that mold this season, but one stands out more than the rest: running back Jordan Mason. The Georgia Tech product looks like the real deal – he’s a smooth, upright runner with excel lent cut-and-go ability. The Niners have their four running backs for the 53-man roster set, barring injury: Elijah Mitchell, Jeff Wilson, Trey Sermon (who has been impres sive in camp), and rookie Tyrion Davis-Price, who was selected in the third round of the most recent draft.

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sophomore quarterback Willie Nickson. Mosley said Nickson has been sharp in individual drills and looks good at making his“Heprogressions.canalsoget out of the pocket and run if he needs to get some good yardage,” Mosley said. The running back position has a stable of freshman Josiah Chavez, sophomore Markel Hazzard, sophomore Ryan Lee and junior Jalen“TheyWhite.all bring some thing different to the table,” Mosley said of the backs. “Ryan and Markel have been working all summer and showing skills in the passing game. Chavez is getting up to speed with us. He can get to the edge and also runs good between the tackles. Jalen brings us some experience.” Look for Nickson to seek out receivers junior Deonte White, junior Tre’veon Hen derson, senior Kaiba Washington, junior Evan Wortham and junior Jesse Reid as well. The tight end is Jordan Brown. Washing ton was a second-team all-MEL selection and Brown earned honorable mention recognition. “It’s a good group of receivers who we really tested during 7-on-7 this summer,” Mosley said. “Jordan is also a great blocker and a former lineman. He gives us more size up front.” Mosley has a solid base to work with on the offensive front for a couple of years with tackle/guard junior Jericho Johnson, junior center Kendrick Salcido, junior guard Daniel Leon, junior guard Julian Soto, junior tackle Greg Tonga and sophomore tackle Rhauzi Wilson. “What I like is they are always working to get better and also asking questions,” Mosley said. “They are always looking forward to the next challenge and they are very quick to make corrections.”Astrong offensive line also means a strong defensive line for a team the size of Armijo. Johnson is back at nose tackle where he earned first-team all-MEL honors. There’s also Soto and Salcido on the ends who earned honorable mentions. Brown will lead a linebacker core that is currently unset tled with decisions to still be made before the“Theseason.line is good at getting off the ball, keeping their pads low and getting good lever age,” Mosley said. “Their minds are like sponges and they continue to work hard at everything to get an edge. We are looking for some of our running backs to step up and fill those linebacker positions.”The defensive backfield features Wash ington at cornerback, Chavez at safety, with White and Wortham also ready to “Theydefend.have been tested throughout the summer,” Mosley said of his DBs. “Josiah is fitting in well with the group and is showing he can play with the best of Mosleythem.” said he has not quite solidi fied the special teams specialists at kicker and punter.

Tribune ConTenT AgenCy EAST LANSING, Mich. — While Tom Izzo has been busy on the recruiting trail, he was also working on a new contract with Michigan State. The university announced on Thurs day it had agreed to a new five-year roll over contract that will pay the Hall of Fame coach $6.2 million annu ally, making him the second-highest paid coach in college basket ball behind Kentucky’s JohnTheCalipari.contract will be up for formal approval from Board of Trust ees at the next meeting on Sept. “Twelve9. years ago, Tom Izzo said he would be a Spartan for Life, and today’s announcement further demonstrates and renews this com mitment,” athletic director Alan Haller said in a statement. “We have worked collaboratively to come up with a contract which benefits the uni versity, Coach Izzo and hisIzzo’sfamily.”five-year roll over contract

Michigan State’s Izzo signs new five-year contract

Shae Hammond/Bay Area News Group/TNS 49ers quarterback trey Lance, right, may see limited action Friday night in the preseason opener against the packers.

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