THANSEN@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD — Domestic poultry oper ations in Contra Costa and four other counties have been infected with the spreading and highly contagious avian influ enza, but detection of the disease in Solano County has been limited to wild birdTuolomnepopulations.was the latest county to have domesticated flocks infected, joining Contra, Sacramento, Fresno and Butte counties, the state Department of Food and Agriculture and U.S. Department of Agricul ture“Toreport.protect other Cali fornia flocks, the infected locations are currently
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TRibune ConTenT agenCy Mikhail S. Gorbachev, the Soviet leader whose vision of humane commu nism liberated millions, bridled the global arms race and knocked down the walls dividing East and West, has died, according to Russian newsGorbachev,agencies. who had been in declining health, suffering from acute dia betes, was 91 and had been undergoing treatment at a hospital, according the news agencies.
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Manuel E. Reams Jr. was a cattleman and former baseball player when he was drafted into the U.S. Army during World War I. Known affectionately as Mannie, he also picked up the nickname “Babe” during his semi-pro baseball career from 1910 to 1915 – a time in which George Herman “Babe” Ruth was making a name for himself as a pitcher for the Boston Red Sox. Reams would attend St. Mary’s College, where he played baseball, football, basketball and ran track, and finished his education at Santa Clara College, also playing base ball there. He eventually gave up baseball, got married and moved to Santa Rosa to raise cattle and otherHelivestock.was called into the war in Reams1917.was wounded in the Meuse-Angonne offensive, a 47-day battle along the western front that started Sept. 26, 1918, and con tinued until the Armistice was declared at 11 a.m. Nov. 11, 1918. Believed to have been killed, the Suisun City native was found wounded in a German dugout. Manuel E. Reams See Reams, Page A8
One of the most influ ential politicians of the 20th century, Gorbachev used his six years as head of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union to sys tematically dismantle the machinery of repression. He freed political pris oners, lifted the Iron Curtain, liberated the arts and pulled Red Army troops out of foreign conflicts such as the coun try’s 10-year debacle in Afghanistan. He forged disarmament treaties with Cold War enemies that helped melt away that adversarial era and revo lutionized Soviet relations with the industrial power houses of the West. His controversial reforms, some short-lived, made perestroika and glasnost household words around the globe in the 1980s and removed the shackles from a society deeply scarred by dicta torships that for decades had restricted thought, and deed. With his quixotic efforts to rescue a political order beyond salvation, he ushered in the unfamil iar notion of free elections, which opened the way for states in Eastern Europe and republics of the Soviet Union to break free of Moscow’s rule.
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The WashingTon PosT A Virginia rescue dog is now receiving the royalPrincetreatment.Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, have adopted 7-year-old Mia, one of 4,000 beagles that were rescued from abusive conditions at an Envigo breeding facility in Cum berland, Va. Mia had arrived last month at the Beagle Freedom Project in Los Angeles with eight of her newborn puppies after the rescue operation earlier this Shannonsummer.Keith, pres ident and founder of Beagle Freedom Project, said the duchess’s team reached out and that Meghan said she had been a longtime sup porter of the nonprofit. After an initial call, Harry and Meghan set up an inperson visit with mama Mia on July 25 and final ized the adoption this month, Keith said. “The minute they walked in, though, Mia ran to them, tail wagging,” said Keith, who is also an animal rights lawyer. “It’s as if she knew, ‘Oh, these are my people.’ And they were just immediately loving on her. I was like, ‘Oh, this is completely meant to be.’ Because Mia hadn’t done that with anybody else she had metThebefore.”Beagle Freedom Project posted about Mia’s adoption on its website. The royal cou ple’s spokespeople did not immediately respond to requests for comment from The Post but con firmed their visit to the nonprofit to the Los AngelesKeithTimes.said Meghan and the family, which also includes 3-yearold son Archie and 1-year-old daughter Lilibet, were in search of another dog now that they were settled into their residence in Montecito. Meghan already had adopted another rescue beagle, Guy, before moving in with“TheyHarry.wanted to spe cifically adopt a dog who had an abused and traumatized past,” Keith said. Meghan “knew the story and knew about Envigo and wanted to adopt the mother. She made it clear she didn’t want a puppy – puppies are easy to place. She and her family like to adopt the dogs that are diffi cult to Federalplace.”
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S ometimes I just sit and think. And other times, I just sit. I tell myself I need to move. Then I sit and think about how to do it. All my life, for as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted to be better at most everything I do. Take cooking, for example. This morning, for probably the twelvemillionth time, I made pancakes. I don’t make them for my husband and me, because we don’t need to eat them. But I often made them when my kids were growing up, and will, if one of the grandkids sleepsWileyover.is9. He loves pancakes. He and my husband were good sports this morning. They’ve learned not to complain. (Once, when I gave Wiley a cookie, he said, “Nana, I don’t want to hurt your feelings, but this doesn’t really look like a cookie.”) These pancakes looked like pancakes. But they were thick. And dry. And burnt. When Wiley tried to cut them, he looked like Luke Skywalker wield ing a lightsaber. Not even butter and syrup couldHowhelp.hard can it be to make pancakes? I’ve tried countless recipes and mixes. Same stove. Same kitchen. Same cook. But no two batches are the That’ssame.true of most everything I do. When it works, it’s good and everybody’s happy. When it doesn’t, we scrape the plates and dish up some ice-cream. I wish I could say cooking is my only weak ness. But it’s just one of many improvements I’d like to make. There’s this voice in my head (it sounds like my mother, but I picture it as God) that keeps reminding me of all my sins and they’veandchildrenpridenow,ofneverlutely.mother.diptotainwouldwerenothearshortcomings.Iwishyoucouldit.Justthevoice,thesins.Whenmychildrensmall,thatvoicetellmeinnouncertermsthatIneededcleanmyhouse,flea-thedogandbeabetterIagreedabsoButtryasImight,Iquitemeasuredup.Thatdidn’tstopme,course,eitherthenorfromtakinggreatinthepeoplemygrewuptobethekindofparentsbecome.
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Raising a child is a moment by moment juggling act of faith and fear, failure and forgiveness, grace and hope and joy. No one does it per fectly. We can only do our best and pray for a miracle to turn our mistakes into blessings for our child. One of the people I’ve admired most in life is my husband’s late father. In his 80s, when he was hospitalized for a dia betic infection in his foot, I listened as a doctor sug gested changes in his diet to improve his health. Bob listened politely, nodded and said, “You’re an excellent doctor. I appreciate your advice. I’ve had a great life. I don’t plan to change it. Whatever time I have left, I just want to enjoy it with my family and friends.” The doctor smiled. “Sounds like a good plan,” he said. When the voice in my head starts cracking its whip, telling me I need to shape up, I think about my father-in-law’s plan for the last years of his life. I, too, have had a great life, more happiness and blessings than I ever dreamed possible. I wake up each day just to see what will happen next. But even on the best of days, there are always things I’d like to change, or at least, try to do a little better. Here are a few: n I want to sit less and move more, so I can keep moving. n I want to think less and trust more, to feel more at peace. n I want to ask more questions and do less talking, because asking is how we learn and learn ing keeps us alive. n I want to be a better person as a wife, mother, grandmother, friend and even a better cook, because the world needs our best in everything we do. n I want to enjoy life with the people I love and know that they love me, too, just as I am. We aren’t meant to be perfect. We are meant to be ourselves, just trying to do the best we can. I wish someone would explain that to the voice in my head. Sharon Randall is the author of “The World and Then Some.” She can be reached at P.O. Box 922, Carmel Valley, CA 93924 or randall.com.www.sharon We aren’t supposed to be perfect; just do the best you can
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vehicle crash. The most serious injury was a broken leg suffered by a driver in the eastbound lanes. A passenger in that car sustained a minor injury. Both were trans ported by ambulance to a nearby hospital, the Cal ifornia Highway Patrol reports. The truck driver also was transported to a local hospital with what was described as a minor injury. All the eastbound lanes were closed for a short time, and three of the four lanes for about five hours. Traffic was backed up to the outskirts of Fairfield. As of noon, the far-left lane of the westbound lanes was still closed as a wrecker worked to clear the tomato truck from the scene, the CHP said. The incident started about 5 a.m. west of Mason Street and east of Alamo Drive when the tomato truck and another vehicle collided. The truck struck a second vehicle, then veered into the median where it hit the guard rail, tipped and spilled its load across the eastbound lanes. That set off the fourvehicle crash on that side of the interstate, the CHP said. The incident did not affect the work areas of the state Department of Transportation, which is adding Express lanes in the area.
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Art fundraiser helps SafeQuest Solano BENICIA — SafeQuest Solano will host an Art from the Heart benefit in October.Thefundraiser will go to help SafeQuest Solano’s domestic violence and sexual assault programs, which have been around since 1976. Visitors to the event will enjoy a local art auction, wine, appetizers and more while support ing Solano County’s oldest domestic violence and sexual assault trauma response team. Every ticketholder receives a free entry to win a Caribbean vaca tion for up to eight (airfare not included). Purchase a VIP ticket and get in 30 minutes early for a “Meet the Artists” champagne reception. All proceeds will benefit Safe QuestTheSolano.event will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 22 at Benicia Senior Center, located at 187 E. L St.,VIPBenicia.ticket holders and sponsors get in at 1 p.m. for the “Meet the Artists” champagne recep tion. General admission ticketholders are admitted at 1:30 p.m. To purchase tickets, go to www.eventbrite.com/e/
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Courtesy photo Three people were injured, including two in a four-vehicle, chain-reaction collision on eastbound Interstate 80, after a westbound tomato truck spilled its load when it hit the median barrier following a three-vehicle crash in Vacaville, Monday.
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DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETSUISUNCITY — The city manager has selected Brad Lopez to serve as the city’s fire chief. He did so with the backing of the City wellseveralprocesstivesaidManagermuchFireandthevolunteercombinationthreeFire30CitytheHispressTuesdayannouncedselectionLopez’sCouncil.wasinarelease.firstdayinjobwasAug.22.LopezcomestoSuisunafterworkingyearswiththeWintersDepartment,thelastasfirechief.Asacareeranddepartment,WintersdepartmenttheSuisunCityDepartmenthaveincommon,CityGregFolsominthepressrelease.“Afteranexhausopenrecruitmentthatincludedoralboards,asastheconsentof the Suisun City Council, Chief Lopez stood out as an exemplary candidate that we were fortunate to be able to attract to lead oursiasmexpressedfiretinueleaderwillthat“ItheFolsomdepartment,”saidinpressrelease.amconfidentChiefLopezbeastrongaswecontobuildourdepartment.”Lopezenthuforhis new“Iposition.wasfortunate to spend 30 years with the Winters Fire Depart ment and I am excited to bring that experi ence to Suisun City,” Lopez said in the press release. “I know I have a great team to work with here in Suisun City and I’m looking forward to leading the Suisun City Fire Department as we continue to improve our department in service to ourLopezcommunity.”replaces Justin Vincent as fire chief.
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The Lonesome Louis team relay gets its name from the one bike – even tually dubbed “Lonesome Louis” – that remained chained to a fence for more than a decade when the U.S. Navy’s Mare Island Shipyard shuttered in 1996. The 50-plus-yearold Lonesome Louis bike will be on loan from the museum where it resides and on display at Pedal Fest. The winning team will have their name engraved on the Lone some Louis trophy to be housed at Mare Island BrewingOutsideCo. of the highpaced racing is the slow pedaling Lap of the Ship yard, a family friendly guided bike tour includ ing the West Coast’s first dry docks, the historic core, the officers’ man sions, St. Peter’s Chapel and the haunted armory. Off the bike, guests can visit the Bike Swap to both shop and sell their wares or head to Mare Island Brewing Co. for lunch. All urban cyclocross races require advance reg istration with fees ranging from $20 to $50. The family bike tour is $10 for adults with children younger that 18 free. Proceeds going directly to the Mare Island Historic Park Founda tion. There is no cost to attend as a spectator; the bike swap and bike rodeo are also free. This year’s sponsors include Mare Island Brewing Company, the Mare Island Co., Kreysler & Associates, Marin Bank, Mike’s Bikes, The Hub Napa, A Plus Tree Service, Ace Hard ware, the Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge, Orange Theory Fitness Vallejo, Autolinx and WBE. For more information, go to mareislandpedal fest.com.
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The event will be hosted by Anderson Family Catering in Vacaville. Visitors can stay in the car for this one, as staff will bring the dinner to you. Visitors will also be eligible for an Amazon gift card. The meal serves up to six adults and includes a tray of “heatand-eat” hearty meat lasagna, including green salad, garlic bread andProceedsdessert. will benefit Saving Gracie, a local charitable foun dation whose Angel Fund helps families avoid experiencing the heartbreak of losing their family pet. Through community dona tions, Saving Gracie offers Solano County families a financial option to receive veterinary care that they could not otherwise afford. The event will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. Sept. 29 at Anderson Family Catering, 1286 Callen St. The meals are $60. For more information and to pur chase tickets, visit saving-gracie. org or call 707-469-3496.
fluids, stay in an air-con ditioned room, stay out of the sun and check up on relatives and neighbors during the heat wave, par ticularly on Sunday and Monday when temper atures are expected to reach their hottest. Young children and pets should never be left unattended in vehicles under any circumstances, the weather service reports. This is especially true during warm or hot weather when car inte riors can reach lethal temperatures in a matter of minutes.Highsat Travis Air Force Base are expected to reach 98 Thursday and 97 Friday before reach ing 105 Saturday and 106 Sunday and Monday, the National Weather Service reports. Temper atures are expected to top out at 101 Tuesday. The high Tuesday at Travis Air Force Base was 94. The high Wednesday is expected to reach 91. Highs at the Nut Tree Airport in Vacav ille are expected to reach 104 Thursday and 103 Friday before jumping to 110 Saturday, 111 Sunday and 112 Monday, the weather service reports. Temperatures are expected to reach 106TheTuesday.high Tuesday at the Nut Tree Airport was 99. The high Wednesday is expected to reach 97. Residents should brace for scorching temperatures over holiday weekend Staff
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The driver of a 2017 Toyota Corolla that crashed through a chainlink fence along Peabody Road, south of Chuck Hammond Drive, on Tuesday sus tained what was described as minor injuries and was transported by ambulance to Kaiser Permanente Vacaville Medical Center, the city Police Depart mentThereports.driver was a 21-year-old Fairfield man. His name was not released by the department. The single-car crash occurred about 1 p.m. The Corolla was headed north on Peabody when it went off the road and crashed through the fence and went over the irriga tion canal, the police report. There were no others involved in the crash. It is not known yet if alcohol or drugs may have played a part in the crash.
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The event take place all day Oct. 8 at Nut Tree Plaza, 1611 E. Monte Vista Ave. For more information, visit nuttreevacaville.com.
Vacaville set to host annual giant pumpkin weigh-off VACAVILLE — Nut Tree Plaza will host the 2nd Annual World Championship Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off in October. The whole family is welcome to witness the pumpkins of giant proportions as the gourds are weighed. The day will also include a jump house, obstacle course, face painting, a petting zoo, live music and more. To make this tradition even sweeter, guests are asked to give back to your community by donating nonperishable goods at the Nut Tree.
Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic Fairfield police officers investigate an accident after a vehicle cleared an irrigation canal and crashed into a retaining wall off Peabody Road near Chuck Hammond Drive, Tuesday.
Saving Gracie’s announces lasagna dinner fundraiser VACAVILLE — The Saving Gracie’s Foundation will host a drive-thru family lasagna dinner fundraiser and Amazon gift card giveaway in September.
Carol Thorpe Carol Ann Mor rison Thorpe, 80, passed away at home after a year long battle with a brainCaroltumor.was born July 8, 1942, to the late Vernon ‘Scud’ Morrison and Lois Vitzthum Morrison in Weaverville, California. She graduated Shasta High School in Redding, California, in 1960. Married Ronald Thorpe in Redding, California, on Aug. 25, Moved1962.to Fairfield for Ron’s new position as music/ fifth-grade teacher at Amy Blanc Elementary School in 1967.Aspart of the Fairfield community since 1967, Carol was an active member at the Community United Meth odist Church (CUMC) for 54 years and volunteered at the Friends of the Library (FF Civic Center Library) for manySheyears.loved being a grandma to her six books,lend(alwaysgrandchildrenreadytoalap,readdocrafts, play or just listen). Carol is survived by her husband, Ronald Thorpe; children, Kevin Thorpe, Kristen Erick son, their spouses; and six grandchildren.Acelebration of life service will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022, at the CUMC Church, 1875 Fairfield Ave., Fairfield, California.Contributions in memory of Carol may be made to the United Method ist Committee on Relief, (UMCOR), give-to-umcor.umcmission.org/
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Patrick John McFadden Jr. May 14, 1929 — Aug. 21, 2022 Patrick John McFadden Jr., 93, of Fairfield, Califor nia, passed away Aug. 21, 2022, after a briefPatrickillness.was born on May 14, 1929, the firstborn son of Patrick John Sr. and Mary McFadden, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He grew up in Erie, Pennsylvania, and several nieces and nephews and their families still live there.He served in the USAF for 20 years, retiring at Travis AFB in 1969 and set tling with his wife Betty and five children in Fairfield. Pat was an electronics technician, an amateur HAM radio operator and com puterHewiz.attended Holy Spirit Church, then Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and the last few years attended St. Michael’s Cath olic Parish at Travis AFB. He was a proud member of the Knights of Columbus since thePat1960s.is survived by his sons, Patrick John III, Paul (Carol), Chuck (Toni); daughter, Barbara; and daughterin law, Monette; grandchildren, Erin, Kat, Brooke, Kyle, Josh, Jessica, William, Major, Chris; and great-grandchildren, Xaria andHeDaniel.ispreceded in death by his loving wife, Betty (April 2021); son, Ken (March 2020); and his parents and siblings.AFuneral Mass will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022, at St. Michael’s TAFB. There will be a com mittal of ashes ceremony at 11:15 a.m. at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery, 5810 Midway Road, Dixon. A Celebration of Life recep tion will start at 1 p.m. at the Tenbrink/Tolenas Winery, 4185 Chadbourne Road, Fairfield. All are funeral-home.com.condolencesHome,careArrangementswelcome.undertheofFairfieldFuneral707-425-1041,onlineatfairfield VETERANFORCE
Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/TNS file (2021) August Russell clings to his mother, Natalie Russell, on his first day of kindergarten in Altadena in August 2021.
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Josh Golin, executive director of the children’s safety group Fairplay, said in a state mentTradeTuesday.groups rep resenting major social media platforms includ ing Facebook, TikTok and Twitter lobbied against the bill, arguing that it would hamper innovation and violate constitutional protec tions of free speech while failing to adequately protect families. The legislation, pro posed by attorneybroughtenforcementchildupbeitsusersinwhencommercialbeingprivacy,formsexplicitlyJordancanWicksAssemblymemberDemocraticBuffyandRepubliAssemblymemberCunningham,requiresplatto“prioritizethesafety,andwell-ofchildrenoverinterests”thetwoconflictcasespertainingtounder18.Ifcompaniesviolateprovisions,theycouldsubjecttocivilfinesofto$7,500peraffectedorteenunderactionbythestate’sgeneral.
The WAshingTon PosT California state law makers passed a major children’s online safety measure on Tuesday that would require digital platforms to vet whether new products may pose harm to kids and teens before rolling them out and to offer privacy guardrails to younger users by Children’sdefault. safety advocates say the leg islation, the ocraticadvancethelitwhichthe33-0approvedallprivacyforexpandingwhetherSenatementdraggingeffortsonlinepersonalguardrailsCongresstohealthaffecthowSnapchattagram,technationwideisteenstectionsleadertheCodeAge-AppropriateCaliforniaDesignAct,wouldmakestateanationalinsettingproforkidsandonline.It’spassagepartofagrowingpushtoholdcompanieslikeInsTikTokandaccountablefortheirservicesmaychildren’smentalandsafety.Itspassageislikelyheightencallsfortopassnewforchildren’sinformationandactivity.SimilarinWashingtonareamiddisagreebetweenHouseandlawmakersovertoprioritizeprotectionschildrenoradvancingsafeguardsforconsumers.TheCaliforniaSenatethemeasurelateMonday,andstate’sAssembly,previouslygreenanearlierversionofbill,voted60-0tothebilltoDemGov.Gavin
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Newsom’sNewsomdesk.has not taken a public stance on the bill. His spokes people did not return requests for comment on whether he intends to sign it into law. “The passage of an age-appropriate design code in Cali fornia is a huge step forward toward creat ing the internet that children and families deserve,”
Tribune ConTenT AgenCy SACRAMENTO — Cal ifornia is one step closer to mandating that chil dren attend kindergarten, a requirement that would come after droves of the state’s youngest students skipped the grade during the Covid-19 pandemic and heightened learning gapAconcerns.billapproved by the state Senate late Monday night is headed to the gov ernor’s desk and, if signed, would require children to complete a year of kin dergarten before entering first grade, beginning in the 2024-25 school year. Like most states, Cal ifornia does not require kindergarten as part of its compulsory education laws. California children who are 5 years old are eligible for kindergarten, but are not required by law to attend school until they are 6 years old. Under SB 70 by Sen. Susan Rubio (D-Baldwin Park), California would join 19 states where kindergarten is not an option but a require ment. The bill specifies that other early education programs, such as transi tional kindergarten, which serves 4-year-olds, does not count toward the requirement. Under the bill, students can choose to attend public or private kindergarten.“Thisensures that children receive critical instruction in their earli est years of learning and are properly prepared,” Rubio, a former public school teacher, said on the Senate floor Monday. “For students who have not been enrolled in kindergarten, oftentimes teachers and parents spend way too much time trying to teach foundational skills and their peers are already ahead and have mastered thoseAlthoughskills.” kinder garten is already well attended – about 95% of eligible students enrolled before Covid19, according to the California Department of Education – proponents of the bill said allowing the grade to be optional misleads parents about its Earlybenefits.education advo cates point to research that shows kindergar ten helps form social and academic skills that are key to lifelong develop ment – and those who skip it could fall behind theirThepeers.Los Angeles Unified School District is a sponsor of the bill. Supt. Alberto Carvalho said that the district’s youngest stu dents have been among the most challenging to enroll“Mandatingpost-pandemic.afull year of kindergarten ensures students receive highquality academic, social and haveriences,”appropriatedevelopmentallylearningexpeCarvalhosaid.Californiaschoolsseenunusualdrops in enrollment, with kin dergarten making up an outsize share of the decrease. Enrollment in kindergarten declined by 61,000 students in 202021, according to state data. While those data are skewed by the pandemic, as parents opted out during a tumultuous year of dis tance learning because of virus outbreaks, pro ponents of the bill said families may think kin dergarten is not essential because it’s optional. Alison Yoshimoto-Tow ery, L.A. Unified’s chief academic officer, told law makers at an Assembly Education Committee hearing in June that lowincome families are less likely to opt in to kinder garten. Absentee rates are also disproportion ately higher in the grade because families don’t take it seriously, she said. “Making it compulsory allows the district to reach out, to call, to do home visits, to counsel that“unnecessary”theschoolgap“ItYoshimoto-Toweryparents,”said.closesthatopportunityearlier.”TheCaliforniaHomeNetworkopposedbill,callingitanmandatelimitschoice.“Thisnewlegisla tion would require them to start in kindergarten regardless of their prepa ration and social skills – in other words, mandating 13 years of formal edu cation instead of 12,” the group said in a statement of opposition. “Better education policy would consider both mastery and maturity, not chrono logicalAnotherage.” bill, AB 1973 by Assemblymember Kevin McCarty (D-Sac ramento), aims to require that all school districts offer full-day kindergar ten. Right now, some districts offer only parttime programs that last three hours a day. Although Newsom has made early education a part of his gubernato rial agenda, increasing access to preschool and transitional kindergarten statewide, his Depart ment of Finance opposes the bill due to the cost. A legislative anal ysis put the estimate for increased state funding in the low hundreds of millions annually based on the assumption that 30,000 more children would enroll in school. Prior attempts to mandate kindergarten in California have failed. In 2014, Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed an identical bill. “Most children already attend kindergarten, and those that don’t may be enrolled in other educational or develop mental programs that are deemed more appro priate for them by their families,” Brown said in his veto message then. “I would prefer to let parents determine what is best for their children, rather than mandate an entirely new grade level.”
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Some people enjoy withhold ing what the others want. This speaks to the very nature of power. As long as one person has and the other has not, the dynamic is set. For this reason, do not reveal your wants to the power-hungry.
ONE WAY MAY BE BETTER THAN TWO WAY Popular in the rest of the world is the Multi: an opening bid of two diamonds to show a weak two-bid in either major. It liberates two-of-amajor openings for other meanings and can also make life harder for the opponents.Thiswas board 16 in the final of the Spingold Knockout Teams. At the other table, Ron Pachtman opened two hearts, a normal weak two. Piotr Gawrys (North) made a takeout double, and Michal Klukowski (South) had an easy pass. The defenders took two spades, two hearts, one diamond and two clubs for down two, plus 500. At this table, Fernando Piedra (West) opened with the Multi. Nicolas L’Ecuyer (North) bid two hearts to show a takeout double of hearts (a debatable method). Paul Street (South) was endplayed into advancing two no-trump.Southtook the first trick with his heart ace (East discarded a diamond) and played a club to the queen and king. East returned the club two, declarer taking that trick with his ace. Now South ran the diamond 10, losing to East’s jack. East cashed the diamond ace and led another diamond. Declarer played three rounds of spades to endplay East into leading from the club 9-4 into dummy’s J-8. However, South had won only seven tricks: two spades, one heart, one diamond and three clubs.Zimmermann gained 11 international match points on the board. To succeed, declarer has to go to the dummy and lead the club queen. If East does not cover, then the club jack pins West’s 10. A third club establishes dummy’s eight. Then playing three rounds of spades endplays East in diamonds, giving South two spades, one heart, two diamonds and three clubs.COPYRIGHT: 2022, UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Those who are born to privilege are often blind to the extent and nature of that privilege. To fully understand your advantages, it helps to spend time with those who do not share the same ones.
ONE WAY MAY BE BETTER THAN TWO WAY Popular in the rest of the world is the Multi: an opening bid of two diamonds to show a weak two-bid in either major. It liberates two-of-amajor openings for other meanings and can also make life harder for the opponents.Thiswas board 16 in the final of the Spingold Knockout Teams. Bridge
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). The day is a puzzle for you to solve, and not a very easy one, but you are well-suited to this challenge. You'll move three things out of the way to get one thing to fit snugly into your world. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). You're careful with your words and even more so when they might be copied into a calendar. Commitments are sacred to you. Follow-through is your great strength. You're far too wise to waste it on unwor thy pursuits.
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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Today will affirm your posi tion. It feels fated that you have come to this place in the journey with these fellow travelers. The other person's excellent deal requires no sac rifice from you; all are content at the same time. Beautiful! LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Everyone dances differently. When, somehow, the song and dance don't jive, awkward ness ensues. It's confusing until you consider that others may not hear the same song as you. Usually, that's the problem, and it's easily remedied.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21). You notice things you don't dare speak of yet. What good is being aware if you don't make a choice based on that awareness? You will in time. Your restraint is smart. Wait until you know what to do with all this information.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). It's not that your problem is an illusion, but it certainly is a distortion. You'll get it into the right size by taking care of someone. Providing just what someone needs will bring you satisfaction, pride and a proper perspective.
trapped. What can I do? — Feeling Trapped Dear Trapped:Feeling The real person here who is trapped is your girl friend. She is trapped in a life of self-sabo tage and alcoholism that will not lead to anything good. You are right to be concerned about her son. The best thing you can do is to have an intervention with her and tell her in no uncer tain terms that she has to get help for her drinking. She is a grown adult, and if she refuses help, then you have to ask her to leave your house – not just for your sake but for hers as well. Enabling all that self-destruc tive behavior will only hurt her and her son in the long run. In regards to the son, if she is drinking and driving with him, that is criminal. You have to step in. Driving drunk with a child is very serious, and she simply cannot do that. If he is old enough, talk with her son about calling 911 if his mother tries to drive him while under the influence. Dear Annie: My daugh ter was just married this past week. Her reception will be held next month, but I was not invited. I found out a couple of weeks ago that she blames me for a miscarriage she suffered eight years ago. I talked to her through my mom and asked why this was not brought up until now. She said, "It wasn't the right time." She is currently pregnant and due in December. Do I send a gift, or do I ignore it? Thoughts on further holidays? — Sad and Dumbfounded Dear Sad and Dumb founded: The fact that your question to me is about whether you should send a gift shows that you are not seeing the bigger picture. Your daugh ter is clearly very upset with you, and sending a gift, or not, will hardly repair the relation ship. However, if you do send a gift, it might be a small olive branch to reach out and find out why she blames you for her miscarriage and why she is so upset with you. Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You'll get to know people by observing them in good and bad luck, low and high pressure. You're careful not to share your fears with those who may be susceptible to taking them on as their own. You'll share inspira tion instead.
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CANCER (June 22-July 22). You're aware of how narrow experience can get if you only do what's familiar and sanc tioned by the group. You'll break the rules and let people infringe on you a bit, too. It will break open a whole new adventure.
CELEBRITY PROFILES: Chris Tucker will return to the Hollywood spotlight with the highly anticipated "Rush Hour 4." The Virgo star shines in a variety of genres, but whether the film is science fiction like "The Fifth Element," funny like "Rush Hour" or dramatic like "Silver Linings Playbook," the commonality is the high caliber of artistry. Tucker's natal sun and Venus are in Virgo, and communication planet Mercury is in entertaining Leo. Write Holiday Mathis at HolidayMathis.com. by Holiday Mathis birthdayToday’s A quest is featured, and in addition to the prize, you’ll find respect and admiration for yourself as you accomplish more than you dreamed possible. Someone will enchant you in a way that won’t wear off. The relationship inspires are:adoreandfunimprovements.lifestyleSpontaneouswithfriendsleadstotravelprojects.LibraandScorpioyou.Yourluckynumbers3,10,4,19and30.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You're not a high-maintenance type of person but you do enjoy things a certain way. With a perfectly breezy communi cation style, you'll make your preferences known and give people the keys to pleasing you.
Dear Annie: I have been with my girlfriend for three years. She and her physically disabled son have lived with me for almost two years. I've been very unhappy in this relationship for a while now. I don't think she treats me very well. She trashes my house and interrupts me every time I speak. Her jealousy is over the top. She smokes in the house and drops ashes all over my Anotherbed.major issue is her drinking. She starts drinking hard alcohol in the middle of the afternoon. Any time we get together with my friends, she's slurring her words and talking nonsense. She even drives around with a drink in the car, sometimes when her son is with her. I don't want to sound super ficial, but all the soda, alcohol and daily fast food has changed her appearance and made me lose physical attraction to her. She doesn't make much money and doesn't have any where to go. I can't just put her and her son out on the street with nothing. I feel like I'm
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TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Relying on others for happiness is the experiment of imma turity. You're long past that stage of emotional develop ment, but a momentary lapse is a reminder to take back your power and return to a peaceful, easy feeling.
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“I had sort of made up my mind that, if you were going to be this gen erous and give us this, I thought it might be a fun moment to tell you that my brand-new album comes out Oct. 21,” Swift said to raucous applause while accepting the award for video of the year at the VMAs for her 10-minute music video for “All Too Well.”
Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Taylor Swift is ready to begin again. The 32-year-old singer, who has spent most of the past several years re-recording her old albums amid a rights feud with former manager Scooter Braun, announced Sunday night that she is finally back with fresh content.
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The “Paper Rings” singer followed up the surprise news with a few more details online at the stroke of mid night, announcing that the album, called “Mid nights,” will be “the stories of 13 sleepless nights scattered through out my “Welife.”lieawake in love and in fear, in turmoil and in tears. We stare at walls and drink until they speak back. We twist in our self-made cages and pray that we aren’t – right this minute – about to make some fateful life-altering mistake,” she wrote. “This is a collection of music written in the middle of the night, a journey through terrors and sweet dreams. The floors we pace and the demons we face. For all of us who have tossed and turned and decided to keep the lanterns lit and go searching – hoping that just maybe, when the clock strikes twelve . . . we’ll meet ourselves.”
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More on avian flu, resources Solano is one of 14 counties where the avian influenza has been“Aviandetected.influenza is a highly contagious and often fatal disease in birds. The viral spread is promoted by wild birds, especially in wild water fowl such as ducks and geese, but many other wild bird species can be a source of spread as well. The disease is also spread through movement of infected or exposed birds, direct or indirect contact with infected wild and domestic birds or contact with virus on fomites (surfaces) such as hands, shoes, clothing, or feet and fur of rodents and other animals,” the agen cies“Clinicalreport. signs of (the disease) include sudden death, trouble breathing, clear runny discharge (from nose, mouth and eyes), leth argy, decreased food and water intake, swelling (eyes, head, wattles or combs), discolored or bruised comb, wattles or legs, stumbling/falling or twisted neck.” For more informa tion and updates, niabirdsoratCDFAdeathsorriencedflocksPoultryhealth_program.html.animal_health/avian_www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/visitownerswiththathaveexpeanyunusualsuspiciousillnessorshouldcalltheSickBirdHotline866-922-BIRD(2473).ReportanyunusualsuspiciousdeadwildtotheCaliforDepartmentofFishandWildlifeonlineatwww.wildlife.ca.gov/conservation/laboratories/wildlife-health/monitoring/mortality-report.Forpublicinquiries,call916-217-7517orsendanemailtocdfa.hpaiinfo@cdfa.ca.gov.
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“It was probably one of the most consequen tial and impactful events in American history,” Mayer said. It was the first time in history the United States sent sol diers abroad to defend foreign soil. In time, the taps program could evolve to include other American Legion units, other vet erans organizations, and possibly even individ ualAveterans.special ceremony will be held Sept. 13, Pershing’s birthday. Per shing, born in 1860, was the commander of the American Expedition ary Forces in World War I. Only Pershing and George Washington have been designated as General of the Armies. A similar presentation, featuring Echoing Taps, will take place Nov. 11, marking the 104th anni versary of the war’s end. The Suisun Memo rial Veterans Building, located at 427 Main St., includes a photo of Reams and a number of World War I artifacts on display. for Disease Control and Prevention) and the (Cal ifornia Department of Public Health), it is (small),” King said. “But if you are han dling birds, whether in your backyard or if you work in a poultry oper ation, be sure to clean before and after handling the birds,” King said. He recommends wearing rubber gloves, keeping the gloves clean and having overalls or some other designated work clothing.
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However, Reams would soon rejoin his unit in the Ypres (Flanders) region of Belgium and participated in the criti cal Ypres-Lys Offensive, believed by many war historians to have been the battle that led to the end of the war 12 days after the battle’s start. But Reams did not see the end of
Solano County also continues its eradication efforts against the glassywinged sharpshooter in the Browns Valley neigh borhood of Vacaville. More than 100 adult insects have been found since October 2021, about half of those in the first two months, King said. The trapping and door-to-door survey inspections continue, and last week the depart ment released more of the nonstinging para sitic wasps that target the sharpshooters.Kingsaid no sharp shooter has been found outside the quarantine area and the county’s $21 million winegrape industry is not at risk. The primary concern is the insect can trans mit Pierce’s disease, which can kill grape vines. However, the insect is known to feed off 70 plant species, among them citrus trees, almonds, stone fruit and oleanders, according to published sources. King said the insect likely came into the county when someone brought certain kinds of potted trees or plants with them from Southern California.
it was the first war memo rial of any kind she had seen that included the wives and families of theOncesoldiers.the commission’s work is completed, the task of maintaining the memorial and conduct ing programs falls on the Doughboy Foundation, which was formed shortly after the commission. The Taps for Vet erans program started May 24, 2021, and has continued every night since. It honors the 4.7 million who wore an American uniform during the war. Mayer notes that prior to the war, there were 300,000 American men and women in the armed forces. In a matter of 18 months, that number was brought to 4.7 million, with 2 million going to ReamsEurope. and 116,515 others did not return home alive –63,114 died in combat, the U.S. Department of Defense reports. There are 60 Solano County res idents who died in the war. Their names are etched into a stone wall of a memorial at the Solano County Old Courthouse in downtownOverall,Fairfield.there were nearly 20 million deaths and 21 million wounded during the war: 9.7 million military per sonnel, on both sides, and about 10 million civiliansMayerdied.said when he came into the project he looked into how many times people were searching on their com puters for World War I-related matters. He was shocked at how few there were, and how little it was being taught about in schools.Hesaid he does not think it is a matter of disrespect, but one of “amnesia,” and the work of the commission and the foundation, he hopes, will raise more awareness.
His wife, Kathy Abbott, is the project
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War are being replaced by the winds of hope,” he said in 1988 of the changes then sweeping away the old ways of confrontation.Butin proffering freedom and choice to populations long accus tomed to confines and edicts, he set in motion a progressive weakening of the politicalbachevtheannexationterritorytoVladimirlaterofdownfalleventuallyCommunistonce-omnipotentParty,whichledtoitsandthebreakuptheSovietUnion.YearsRussianPresidentPutinwouldtryregainsomeofthelostwiththeforcedofCrimeaandinvasionofUkraine.ChangecostGoranysignificantfutureinhis homeland. With the crushing defeat of the social experiment that had begun with the 1917 Bolshevik Revolu tion, the man who dared to concede that central planning had been a failure found himself swept out of the Kremlin in 1991, first by a shortlived August coup d’etat by hard-liners and for good at the end of the year when the Soviet Union formallyGorbachevdisbanded.never lost the esteem of Western leaders and champions of democracy, but in his own country he became the scapegoat for all the transitional hardships and suffering of a trou bled nation searching for a newNamedidentity.Time maga zine’s Man of the Decade for the 1980s and the revered object of “Gor bymania” throughout Europe, the fallen lead
er’s rejection by his own people was brutally reit erated in 1996, when he ran for president and won barely 1% of the national vote in a contest won by his successor and nemesis, Boris N. Yeltsin. He spent the last decades of his life trav eling and speaking on international affairs and the hazards of pol lution and the global arms industry. He wrote columns for foreign publications, founded a Moscow think tank bearing his name and raised money with speak ing tours to finance the institute and the Green Cross environ mental initiative he launched in Geneva. He slowed his hectic pace after the devastat ing death of his beloved wife, Raisa, of leukemia in 1999. His forays into the political limelight also dwindled to funerals and symbolic reunions, including the Washington rites for President Ronald Reagan in 2004 and the Nov. 9, 2009, gathering in the German capital to mark the 20th anniver sary of the Berlin Wall’s fall. He was a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, whose initiatives he dismissed as “not the work of a great mind,” and urged President Joe Biden to help normalize relations with Russia.
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Death of person with monkeypox reported DALLAS — Texas health officials reported the death of a person diagnosed with monkeypox Tuesday, and if confirmed to be the cause, could be the first known fatal case of the virus in the UnitedAccordingStates. to the Texas Department of State Health Services, the patient, who was not identi fied, was an adult resident of Harris County who was severely immunocompromised.
The case is under investigation to determine what role monkeypox played in the death. In a news release, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said the autopsy report is expected to be available in the “next few“Weweeks.”aresharing this information to err on the side of transparency and to avoid potential misinforma tion about the case,” Hidalgo said. More than 18,100 cases of monkeypox have been reported in the United States, with 1,604 of those cases in Texas, according to the CDC. Data from the CDC indicates men who have sex with other men make up a majority of cases, but anyone is suscepti ble to contracting the disease.
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina House voted 67-38 to advance a near-total abortion ban with exceptions for rape and incest late Tuesday, sending the bill to the Senate after an hours longAsdebate.itnow reads after changes, the proposed House legislation – H. 5399 – now makes excep tions for rape and incest up to 12 weeks of preg nancy but does not make an exception for fetalTheanomaly.bill does allow doctors to perform an abortion if a mother’s life and health are at risk. The bill lists several medical emergencies that would be Democratspermissible. hold the minority in the House and in past years have been unable to kill anti-abortion legislation. But Tuesday, eyes were zeroed in on Republicans, who have the votes to pass abortion legislation but have split over the current propos al’s lack of rape and incest exceptions – a move many Republicans say they’re unwilling to support. In at least three instances, most Demo crats joined the chamber’s more conservative Repub licans voting against an amendment to add rape and incest exceptions to the“Webill.are legislators, not doctors. Do we know enough? I think not,” state Rep. Bill Taylor, an Aiken Republican, wrote in an emailed newsletter Tuesday morning before the House returned, arguing that the Leg islature’s debate was premature. “Have we fixed the things that need fixing before increas ing the difficulty of seeking an abortion? The answer is no.” But a group of roughly 20 House lawmakers, made up of the cham ber’s more conservative members, say the addi tion of any rape and incest exceptions will be enough for them to vote against the proposed bill, dooming its chances of advancing. “We’ve got a growing consensus in the House that is not committed to voting for the bill if that happens,” state Rep. Stewart Jones, a Laurens Republican, said standing with state Sen. Richard Cash, an Anderson Repub lican, on Monday. After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade in June, the Legislature approved a special-called session to respond to the ruling. South Carolina’s current six-week abor tion ban, passed in 2021, is currently on hold after the state Supreme Court this month granted a temporary restraining order, leaving the state’s 20-week ban in place. State Rep. John McCravy, a Greenwood Republican who has shep herded the bill through the chamber and intro duced it Tuesday, said the bill is not intended to prohibit contraception or restrict assisted repro ductive treatment, like in vitro fertilization. He said previously the legislation would not subject women who seek abortions to prosecution or restrict interstate travel. Many doctors and other abortion rights advocates like Charleston Democratic Rep. Spencer Wetmore who has called the bill restrictive and cruel, however, say the proposed legislation will hurt women and that the language is too vague, opening up the possibility that doctors may not want to perform legal abortions because they believe their jobs will be at risk. “I don’t think it (the proposed bill) really takes into consideration a lot of the different scenar ios that could play out; there’s a lot of the nuances in the issue, more than before because of Roe v. Wade,” said state Rep. Russell Ott, a Calhoun County Democrat and the assistant minority leader, who voted to pass the socalled “fetal heartbeat” bill in The2021.current proposal was advanced this month by the House Judiciary Committee mostly along party lines, though three Republicans, including one who lost his House seat in the primary, did not vote. It was an indica tion of the apprehension among some legislators in theThedebate. committee declined to make any tweaks to the bill, leaving that debate on the floor. House Majority Leader Davey Hiott, of Pickens, who was elected the House’s Republican leader earlier this year after his predecessor, Gary Simrill, stepped down to lead the House Ways and Means Commit tee, said he supports the legislation as is. But this isn’t a caucus issue, he stressed, meaning legislators are on their own to vote how they “There’sfeel.no arm twist ing,” Hiott said. This is a personalHouse(vote).”Speaker Murrell Smith, a Sumter Repub lican, noted Tuesday that the debate was going to be the chamber’s toughest yet, asking for decorum. “This institution has been here much longer,” Smith said. “This insti tution requires us to treat one another, treat this body with dignity and respect.”
43% of Americans: Civil war somewhat likely
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The FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago has fanned the political flames. On Sunday, Sen. Lindsey Graham told Fox News there would “be riots in the streets” if former President Donald Trump is prosecuted for his handling of classified documents retrieved at his FloridaPoliticalhome.violence amounts to about 1% of all vio lence in the U.S. despite perceptions that it is more pronounced, according to Gift.
More than 2 in 5 Americans say a U.S. civil war is at least somewhat likely in the next decade, high lighting the deepening political divisions in the country heading into the midterms. A recent poll by YouGov and The Economist found that 43% believe a civil war was either “very” or “somewhat likely.” People who identified as “strong Republicans” were the most likely to antici pate a conflict. One in 3 of total respondents said it’s not very or at all likely, and 22% are unsure. “Polarization right now is at the highest level in decades, if not going all the way back to the civil war,” Thomas Gift, director of the University College Lon don’s Center on U.S. Politics said in an interview. But he urged caution interpreting the data; he noted this type of conflict doesn’t typically break out in wealthy, democratic countries and it’s unclear what respon dents imagine when they think of a “civil war.”
The survey, conducted among 1,500 U.S. adults, also found that two-thirds of Americans – 66% –believe political divisions have gotten worse since the beginning of 2021. In comparison, only 8% said the United States has grown less divided. Most respondents also said they expected more political violence in the coming years, with Republi cans more likely than Democrats to hold that opinion.
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Ukraine launches counterattack to Russia in south Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Ukraine has launched an offensive toward the captured southern city of Kherson, but whether it marks the start of a longawaited attempt to retake large slices of territory lost at the start of Russia’s invasion remains unclear. Officials in Kyiv have for months been prom ising such a campaign, while using U.S. long range Himars rocket systems to degrade Russian supply lines and communications in preparation.Inavideo address late Monday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy recommitted to driving Russian forces from all Ukrainian territory, including Crimea and areas of the eastern Donbas region lost in 2014. Yet he also avoided commenting on the details of the“Anyoneoperations.want to know what our plans are? You won’t hear specifics from any truly responsi ble person. Because this is war,” Zelenskyy said. “But the occupiers should know: We will oust them to theZelenskyyborder.” has told allies he is eager to make substantial progress before winter, according to people familiar with the discussions. Some mili tary and defense officials in his administration are cautious though about going too hard and fast, fearing the repercussions if the push falls short, the people“Thesaid.president set up an absolutely clear strat egy” aimed at driving Russian troops from all Ukrainian territory, said Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to Zelenskyy’s chief of staff. But he added that “decisions on concrete operative and tactical acts are made only by the military, in coordi nation with the president.”
Defense Ministry confirmed an increase in fighting, but said the operation in the southern Kherson and Mykolayiv regions had “failed miserably,” with Ukraine losing 560 troops as well as tanks and air craft. Those claims were impossible to verify. A Ukrainian military unit meanwhile said on its Facebook page it had seen Russian soldiers in retreat. Oleksiy Are stovych, a military adviser to Zelenskyy’s administra tion, claimed Ukrainian troops had broken through the initial lines of Russian defense near Kherson, the first major city captured by Russia after it invaded on Feb. Pro-Russia24. social media groups, including a Facebook page for the Wagner mercenary group, also reported an offensive, identifying three areas where Ukrainian forces had managed to move ahead, in one case by 6 km (3.7Whilemiles). open source trackers of artillery fire rates confirmed a signifi cant uptick in Ukrainian activity on Monday, none of the claims being traded could be independently verified. Close military observers of the war advised caution before drawing conclusions as to what’sUkrainianhappening. officials themselves appeared reluctant to talk up devel opments. After first announcing a new offen sive on multiple fronts, Natalia Humeniuk, a spokeswoman for the mili tary’s southern command, appeared to dial that back. “We continue posi tional fighting and hold on to areas where we stand, trying to block the enemy from getting reinforce ment,” Humeniuk said on national TV. “We are asking therefore for people to restrain from declaring liberated settle ments - there are civilians there and the enemy may strike with missiles or from Evenair.”the intent of the assault is unclear. Ukrai nian forces have retaken villages and made small territorial gains many times in the past, but have yet to demonstrate the capability to mount a major offensive.
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VACAVILLE — Will C. Wood High gradu ate Carson Strong was released Monday by the Philadelphia Eagles, a day before NFL teams were required to reduce their rosters to 53 players.Strongwas trying to find his way at the NFL’s most difficult posi tion, quarterback, as an undrafted free agent. He was given little oppor tunity, throwing only four passes in preseason games. He signed a rare contract as an undrafted player for a reported $320,000 and will get the guaranteed money. Strong, who stands 6-foot-3 and 226 pounds, had a prolific college career at the University of Nevada, throwing for 9,368 yards, completing 68.1% of his passes and connecting on 74 touch downs. On the downside, he has also had two knee surgeries before the age of 23, which apparently scared off NFL teams from drafting him. Early projections had Strong anywhere from a first-round pick to a third-round selection before the draft. After three days of selec tions, his name didn’t get called. The Eagles’ quar terback depth chart now features Jalen Hurts, Gardner Minshew and Reid Stinnett. Verrett opens season on PUP list
49ers’ 53-man roster in place: A player-by-player look at team
The 10 runs enabled Oakland (49-81) to win its third straight and marked just the fourth time the A’s scored in double figures in 130 games thisColeseason.Irvin (7-11), who was coming off a careerhigh 11 strikeouts in his seven innings of shutout ball against Miami last Wednesday, was the ben eficiary of the offensive uprising. He was hardly comfortable out there, though. That’s nothing See A’s, Page B10
Trey Sermon: His preseason resembled his rookie year: not much to excite anyone.
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be, but 22 alumni from past tournaments are cur rently ranked in the top-100 in the Association of Tennis Professional, and many of them are in the main draw this week at the U.S. Open in Flush ing Meadows, New York. "It had really gotten to be a big event before we got hit by Covid," tournament direc tor and Northern California Tennis Hall of Fame member Phil Cello said. "We could have done it in 2021 but it would still have been difficult with Covid issues and getting the foreign players in the tournament."CasperRudd (ranked No. 7), Felx Auger-Alias sime (8), Cameron Norrie (9) are all ranked in the top 10 and all three once played in Fairfield. There are many others on the circuit who have gotten their feet wet in the pros by competing locally. This year it will be an ATP 80 event, which means it will offer $53,120 in prize money. Participants earn points by virtue of their performance in the tour nament to help aid their ATPPastranking.champions have included Christopher O'Connell (2019), Bjorn Frantangelo (2018), Mackenzie McDonald (2017), Santiago Giraldo (2016) and Taylor Fritz (2015). Competition will take place in singles andThedoubles.last Challenger on the Solano courts came when O'Connell beat
The A’s thoroughly enjoyed their first game ever at Nationals Park on Tuesday night, thanks to a 10-6 victory. But the debut in Washing ton creating the most buzz around the team is still to Formercome.Saint Mary’s College left-hander Ken Waldichuk, the top pros pect acquired from the Yankees in the Frankie Montas trade, will start Thursday’s game while making his major league“It’sdebut.exciting,”
The A’s have already set a high standard for enjoyment this series. In a battle between the teams with the two worst records in baseball, the A’s made themselves at home after becoming the last MLB team to play its first game at the park that opened in 2008.
Ty Davis-Price: Rookie from LSU is a punishing back but is he assignment-sound?JordanMason: The Shanahan system unearths another undrafted rookieOut:gem.JaMycal Hasty WideReceiver (5) n Deebo Samuel: A pre-camp extension made him happy – and a South Bay homeowner. n Brandon Aiyuk: Offseason kinship with Lance translated to camp’s most targets/catches. Jauan Jennings: Kind of a shaky
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Jimmy Garoppolo: Shoulder surgery scuttled trade market so he’s back – as a backup. Brock Purdy: From the NFL Draft’s “Mr. Irrelevant” spot at No. 262, to an NFL roster. Bravo. Out: Nate Sudfeld Running back (6) n Elijah Mitchell: Should be 2022 workhorse if his preseason hamstring injury is healed. n Kyle Juszczyk (FB): Pro Bowler never targeted enough as receiver, likely won’t change. Jeff Wilson Jr.: His physical prowess sets the tone but he also may have best hands of RBs.
Steve Johnson in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4, in 2019. The match was televised live internationally on the TennisTicketsChannel.for the nineday tournament go on sale in the fall. All seats are in close proximity to the courts. There be no evening matches this year. "I saw the signup list for Cary (North Carolina) and they had some players ranked 83rd, 90th," Cello said. "The bottom line is we are going to have a lot of good players. The main thing is that it is an impor tant event for the college. It's a live event where we can bring people to theTherecollege." are numer ous opportunities to be tournament sponsors, vol unteers, and for youth, to be "Ball Kids" during the matches. For spon sorship opportunities and other information, contact Cello by phone 707-853-0915 or email cel lotennis@comcast.net.Cellosaidheis still seeking title sponsors.
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A’s manager Mark Kotsay said in announcing Wal dichuk will become Oakland’s club-record 16th rookie to make his big league debut this season. “Any time you get a look at a young player that we’ve acquired and we’re excited about his future, it’ll be a fun day.”
CaM inM an BAY AREA NEWS GROUP SANTA CLARA — Keeping Jimmy Garoppolo aboard the 53-man roster was not the only surprise when it came to the 49ers – or even within their quar terback room. Trey Lance will be backed up by both Garoppolo and rookie Brock Purdy, this past draft’s “Mr. Irrel evant” as the 262nd and final pick. “Credit to Brock (for) how good Brock played this pre season,” coach Kyle Shanahan said Tuesday. “I thought he was going to be on our practice squad because we were really happy with Nate (Sudfeld). But Brock won that job. We were going to go into the year with him as the No. 2, and we were good with that, because that’s what he earned. “But for Jimmy to be available and to know we could have Jimmy with that experience in what he’s done in the past and have him come in as the No. 2? We haven’t had a year where the quarterback has played every game – ’19 was the only year – so whoever’s that backup is a huge deal.” Tuesday marked the NFL dead line to shave roster to their initial 53-man unit. More changes, such as safety Jimmie Ward’s move to injured reserve, will come before the Sept. 11 regular-season opener at Chicago.Othersurprises: Six running backs made the cut, including undrafted rookie Jordan Mason; the defensive line bid adieu to edge rushers Jordan Willis and Kemoko Turay; and, the NFL’s best linebacker corps includes three backups but none is undrafted rookie Marcelino McCrary-Ball. Here are my first impressions of this first edition of the 2022 team: Quarterback (3) n Trey Lance: “This is Trey’s team,” Kyle Shanahan declared to open camp. Hasn’t changed.
Jose Carlos Fajardo/Bay Area News Group/TNS file 49ers quarterback Trey Lance (5) warms up before playing the Green Bay Packers during their NFL preseason game at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Aug. 12. Lance heads into the 2022 season as the team’s starter. See 49ers, r epubliC
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Sean Murphy deliv ered the biggest, loudest and most impactful of Oakland’s 13 hits when he blasted his first career grand slam to give the A’s a 10-5 lead in the fifth inning. Murphy and Tony Kemp each had three hits as all but two A’s hitters had a hit by the third inning.
FAIRFIELD — Fairfield native and Rodriguez High School graduate Jason Verrett will be on the side line for at least the first four weeks as the San Francisco 49ers open the 2022 season Sept. 11 at Chicago against the Bears. San Francisco placed the veteran corner back on the PUP list (physically unable to perform). Verrett tore his ACL in Week 1 of the 2021 season in Detroit and has been working to fight his way back into shapeVerrettsince.saw no action during the preseason. This will be Ver rett’s eighth season in the NFL after being drafted in the first round (No. 25 overall) of the 2014 draft out of Texas Christian Univer sity. Verrett, a 5-foot-10, 188-pound cornerback, continues to have high expectations for a strong recovery. Verrett must prove to the 49ers he has fully healed
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Jaylon Moore (T/G): Missed most of camp with leg injury but is versa tile (G): Sixthround pick from Fordham had a quiet camp. Out: Justin Skule, Jordan Mills, Jason Poe, Keaton Suther land, Alfredo Gutierrez, Dohnovan West Defensive Line (9) n Nick Bosa (DE): Pre diction: Week 3 defines his NFL Defensive Player of Year candidacy. n Arik Armstead (DT): Raring to go in Year 8 after knee sprain in camp’s first practice. n Javon Kinlaw (DE): Lean, mean, ACL-fixed machine makes this unit more of a terror. n Drake Jackson (DE): Unique flexibility can make an instant impact as second-round steal. Samson Ebukam (DE): Eager to deliver more after three straight seasons of 4 ½ sacks. Kerry Hyder Jr. (DE): The 49ers’ 2020 sack leader returns after sleepy year in KevinSeattle.Givens (DT): Keeps making strides as interior ace, arrived as 2019 undrafted rookie. Hassan Ridgeway (DT): Bosa says he’s a “really important piece since we lost D.J. (Jones).”
Dustin May only recently returned from his own Tommy John surgery. Kershaw has missed two months with a couple of back injuries. Andrew Heaney has been out for extended stretches with shoulder problems. Then there is the bullpen, which will be without Daniel Hudson for the rest of the year with a torn ACL, and which is still waiting to see how many of their currently rehabilitating relievers – Blake Treinen, Tommy Kahnle, Victor González, Danny Duffy and Yency Almonte – will be able to contribute down theThestretch.Dodgers will still have starting depth in Gonsolin’s absence, with a rotation of Julio Urías, Kershaw, May, Heaney and Tyler They’veAnderson.beenable to overcome all their other blows so far, as well, entering Monday with the best team ERA in the majors. Keith Birmingham, Dodgers Tony strain and will be camp with drops but still key in red zone and thirdRay-Raydowns. McCloud: Punt return is his top job but he made acrobatic catch daily in camp. Danny Gray: Showed his speed on 56-yard TD in preseason opener; will he dress each game? Out: Malik Turner, Marcus Johnson, Tay Martin, Willie Snead IV Tight End (3) n George Kittle: Not just NFL’s best blocking TE, he’s been automatic with Lance in camp. Charlie Woerner: Eased back from core surgery and looks ready for Year 3. Ross Dwelley: His hands and versatility make him Kittle’s under study for a fifth season. Out: Tyler Kroft, Troy Fumagalli Offensive Line (9) n Trent Williams (LT): NFL’s best and highestpaid offensive lineman is 34-year-old All-Pro. n Aaron Banks (LG): Time to shine for 2021 sec ond-round pick who red shirted as rookie. n Jake Brendel (C): Trust that he’ll be well prepared for first starting role since 2015 UCLA. n Spencer Burford (RG): Fourth-round steal from Texas- San Antonio brings juice to the line. n Mike McGlinchey (RT): Knee pain, 2021 quadriceps surgery are issues until further notice. Daniel Brunskill (C/G): If hamstring allows, wouldn’t shock if he starts at center or guard. Colton McKivitz (OT): Cut a year ago, he’s No. 3 tackle, could replace McGlinchey for Week 1.
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Cornerback (5) n Charvarius Ward: Ex-Chiefs starter looked like bona fide star until groin issue mid-camp. n Emmanuel Moseley: Don’t underestimate his hunger to be great in con tractSamyear. Womack III: Fifth-round pick sealed nickel-back role with two INTs in preseason debut. Deommodore Lenoir: Started first two games last season, now looks capable,Ambryagain.Thomas: Knee issue in joint practices at Minnesota pushed him further off radar. Out: Qwuantrezz Knight, Tariq Cas tro-Field, Ken Crawley, Ka’Dar JasonReservePUP:HollmanVerrett Safety (4) n Jimmie Ward: Lon gest-tenured Niner (Year 9) must heal his ham string to make Week 1. n Talanoa Hufanga: Oozes so much positivity and, in Year 2, more playmakingTarvariusability. Moore: Rebounding well after missing last season with AchillesGeorgetear.Odum: Key addition to special teams makeover could sub for Ward in lineup. Out: Dontae Johnson, Tashaun Gipson, Tayler Hawkins Specialists (3) Robbie Gould (K): Only Ray Wersching (190) has more 49ers field goals than RG9 (134). Mitch Wishnowsky (P): Only Andy Lee (46.2 ypp) has better net average than this Aussie (45.7). Taybor Pepper (LS): Give him a follow on Twitter or Instagram n = Starters.
The Dodgers pitching staff has taken another hit. The team placed Tony Gonsolin on the injured list with a right forearm strain, preventing the AllStar right-hander from making a scheduled start Monday night against the MiamiAccordingMarlins. to a person with knowl edge of the situation who wasn’t authorized to speak publicly, Gonso lin’s injury isn’t believed to be serious, and the team expects him to be able to return to action thisWhileseason. it’s unclear exactly what triggered the forearm issue, the expectation is that the injury was caught early and will give the pitcher enough time to return before the playoffs start in mid-October.Still,any missed time this late in the year pres entsAnduncertainty.withonly five weeks remaining in the regular season, it puts what had been a breakout season for Gonsolin in a more precarious position down the Thoughstretch.hemonths ago set a MLB career high for innings pitched this season, having tallied more than 128, Gonsolin had seemed to be holding up health-wise prior to Monday’s announcement. His 2.10 ERA ranked first in the National League. His 16-1 record led the majors. And after battling shoulder prob lems last season, he repeatedly reiterated how healthy he had felt this season, having pitched at least six innings in 11 of his last 17 Gonsolin’sstarts.most recent outing was last Tuesday at home against the Mil waukee Brewers, when he gave up one run while throwing 77 pitches over fiveWithinnings.Clayton Kershaw set to return from a back injury on either Thursday or Friday, manager Dave Roberts said as recently as Sunday the team would use a six-man rotation for the next couple weeks –one that was supposed to include Gonsolin. But now, as has hap pened so many times already to the Dodgers this season, their pitch ing plans are being alteredAlready,again. the team has lost opening day starter Walker Buehler for the year to Tommy John surgery.
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The situation is saturated in irony. Califor nia once intended that nuclear plants would become one of its chief sources of power for a fast-growing population. Two big ones, Diablo Canyon and San Onofre in Southern Cali fornia, were built, joined by a medium-sized one, Rancho Seco, near Sacramento. PG&E also constructed a relatively tiny nuke near Eureka, using a version of plants used in sub marines and aircraft carriers. Official policy turned against nuclear power in the 1970s with then-Gov. Jerry Brown leading the opposition. He signed a law blocking new nukes unless the issue of storing nuclear wastes was resolved and in 1978 his administration killed a proposed plant on the Colorado River near Blythe, calledOneSundesert.byone,the state’s existing nukes were shut down, leaving only Diablo Canyon still generating juice but it, too, was ticketed for closure until Newsom and other offi cials faced the reality that if shutting it down caused blackouts, Californians would be unforgiving. 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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develop more effective strategies for securing the appropriate return on our tax dollars and adoption of policies our residents deserve. The county needs a seat at the table in discussions of effective government so that funding and policy decisions consider the size of our county – geographically larger than nine states and more popu lous than 15. A preliminary look at State Con troller data shows that although San Bernardino County has the fifth-high est number of residents, it is in the bottom third of the state’s 58 counties when it comes to funding. This ineq uity needs to be investigated. The Inland Empire as a whole fares even worse. As this region becomes one of the fastest-growing in the state, it is critical that we have an appropri ate share of resources and advocacy for policies that match the needs of our communities.Sacramento, however, has turned a deaf ear to San Bernardino County’s most basic needs. Policies adopted at the state level often appear to reflect the priorities and needs of the state’s major urban centers more than those of San Bernardino County and the rest of California.Thisismost obvious in the area of public safety. The state’s empha sis on alternatives to incarceration without the necessary support to com munities has created a violent crime wave in San Bernardino County. When illegal cannabis cultivation became a misdemeanor, illicit marijuana farms sprouted up in or around desert communities, degrading the quality of life for residents. A bill spon sored by San Bernardino County to toughen penalties was rejected by the Legislature.Duringthe pandemic lockdowns, many of San Bernardino Coun ty’s rural communities had lower Covid-19 case rates than Northern California counties that were assigned to less-restrictive tiers. When the county asked the state to allow our remote rural areas with orange-or-yel low-tier metrics to be subjected to only orange-or-yellow-tier restrictions, the state refused. Family businesses in those areas stayed closed, and county residents there remained isolated and unemployed.TheSanBernardino County FairShare Initiative is a constructive way for the people of America’s geograph ically largest county to be heard, not only by their local leaders, but by everyone in California and the nation. Curt Hagman is the chairman of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors. Dawn Rowe is the vice chairwoman of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors.
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The legislation, Senate Bill 846, reduces the extended operation from the 10 years Newsom sought and contains some other pro visions to mollify environmental critics, such as calling for intense efforts to bring more non-nuclear and carbon-free power online. However, it also requires a two-thirds vote so that the plant’s owner, Pacific Gas and Elec tric Co., can meet a looming federal deadline for seeking federal funds to finance extended operations.Lobbyists working on the issue believe Senate approval is certain, because the senator who represents Diablo Canyon’s site in San Luis Obispo County, John Laird, seems to be on board. Assembly approval is a bit less certain because the issue is caught up in a fierce leadership battle, pitting Speaker Anthony Rendon, who says he will seek another term when the Legislature recon venes in December, against Assemblyman RobertAlthoughRivas.the legislation would keep Diablo Canyon online for at least five years, it’s highly likely it will be extended further because it’s highly unlikely that enough alter native power will be available by 2030.
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P resident Joe Biden’s stu dent-debt plan is bad policy in too many ways to count. But is it also bad politics? Apparently he and his advisers think not, given that he announced this initia tive just before the midterm elections. No disrespect to their expertise, but I wonder if they have miscalculated. Consider the substance first. The exact cost of forgiving up to $20,000 of student debt for millions of eligi ble borrowers and capping monthly repayments for a different (over lapping) group is impossible to know, given that all the rules haven’t been set out. But it will likely be $500 billion or more. Even by post-pandemic stan dards, that’s a lot. This avalanche of resources will be spent in a way that’s regressive, will fail to relieve the worst financial distress, and will actually aggravate the underlying problem of tuition inflation. The administration says that almost 90% of the debt-cancellation bene fits will go to borrowers earning less than $75,000. Even if current income were the right benchmark, one might ask why the income ceiling for for giveness was set at $125,000 (for individual taxpayers), not $75,000 or $50,000. But in fact this measure makes no sense. Graduates in their 20s earning between $75,000 and $125,000 are doing well and heading for the top deciles of the income dis tribution. Future doctors and lawyers might be making nothing at that point. This doesn’t mean they’re poor. Mea sured by likely lifetime earnings – or by wealth including human capital –they can afford to be in debt. Far too many Americans are indeed struggling with insupportable student loans. But forgiving $10,000, or $20,000 in the case of Pell Grant recipients, makes no more than a dent in their problem. Perhaps the administration would agree, pointing to its new and more generous again,repayment”“income-drivenplan(details,tofollow).Butwho will be eligible, and how many will enroll? For every debtor in a current IDR plan, two more are eligible but not enrolled – a tribute to the schemes’ arcane administrative demands. In prac tice, the new IDR plan might be as irrelevant to the needs of the most distressed as the promised deluge of write-offs.Inshort, Biden’s $500 billion, spread across some 40 million bor rowers who mostly don’t need the money, will do little to help those in real trouble. And for the economy as a whole, the plan will increase demand as the Federal Reserve struggles to control inflation. The administra tion says the effect of forgiveness on demand will be offset by the prom ised resumption of debt payments next year. It won’t. Forgiveness, unlike suspended payments, delivers a per manent increase in spending power. Other things being equal, the result will be higher interest rates and/ or higher taxes and/or lower public spending in the future. So why do Biden’s experts think all this is good politics? Their reasoning might be that it will delight the bene ficiaries, while voters at large will be impressed by the scale of the achieve ment and unconcerned about the longer-term effects. Therefore, expect a net boost in the Democrats’ pop ularity. That’s half a trillion dollars wellMaybe,spent. but it’s far from certain.
The student-debt plan upsets this framing. First, the claim that Demo crats are doing all they can to get on top on inflation now appears absurd. Second, the plan seems anything but moderate: It’s a win for progres sives over Democratic centrists and looksThedivisive.U.S.isfighting a culture war that, as many Democrats see it, pits the educated and enlightened against a MAGA-loving rabble. Both camps have decided the enemy cannot be reasoned with, only crushed. Their votes are decided, whatever happens. But swing voters will also have a say in November – and many of them still wish to see this divide mended, not deepened. The student-debt plan laughs at that idea. It might have been designed to reward one side at the expense of the other. Moderates will also regret that the plan is unfair in another way: It fails the test of horizontal equity, which requires that people whose circum stances are alike in relevant respects are treated the same. Picture two recent graduates, working similar jobs for the same pay. One worked her way through college to avoid getting into debt; the other borrowed to have an easier time. The plan gives the first nothing; it gives the second $20,000. Not only is that unjust, it also makes the more frugal student look a fool. People are especially sensitive to this kind of unfairness. Biden’s his toric debt-cancellation plan might do as much damage to the body politic as to the economy.
Clive Crook is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist and member of the editorial board covering economics. Previously, he was deputy editor of the Economist and chief Washington commentator for the Financial Times.
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W hen California voters recalled thenGov. Gray Davis in 2003, a year after giving him a second term, they estab lished a new political principle: Gov ernors must, no matter what the political or financial cost, avoid power blackouts. Fairly or not, Davis was blamed when power blackouts hit the state in early 2003 due to a botched over haul of utility regulation. That’s why, despite his insistence that California will lead the world in conversion to an all-electric, zero-emis sion society, Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to extend operations of some gas-pow ered generating plants that had been ticketed for closure and – most ironically – of Cal ifornia’s only remaining nuclear power plant, which was to shut down in 2025. The state’s shift to wind and solar power has not kept pace with demand, especially during increasingly frequent heat waves, and we’ve teetered on the brink of blackouts on particularly hot days. Closing down the gas-fired generators and the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant – the latter supplying about 9% of the state’s power supply – would make blackouts very likely. Newsom’s proposal to extend the lives of those vital resources, not surprisingly, gen erated opposition among environmentalists, threatening to scuttle his energy plan in the final days of the 2022 legislative session, which is to end at midnight Wednesday. However, intensive backroom negotia tions appear to have produced results. Late Sunday, a compromise measure to keep Diablo Canyon operating for at least five more years was introduced, just hours before the constitutional deadline. It declares that extending Diablo Canyon operations “is prudent, cost effective, and in the best inter ests of all California electricity customers.”
D id you know San lessCountyBernardinogetsinreturn for the tax dollars we send to Sacra mento than the state’s major urban centers? On the Nov. 8 ballot, the Fair-Share Ini tiative will give San Bernardino County voters an opportu nity to direct the Board of Supervisors to determine whether our communi ties are getting our fair share of state resources and to pursue means of ensuring that our county gets the most for our tax dollars. This ballot measure has received a lot of attention from across the country because it asks if one of the strategies the county should consider to attain fiscal equity should include secession from California by forming a new state or by joining a neighbor ing state. This option would be very difficult to achieve, and all five super visors truly love calling California our home. However, none of us is willing to stop short of doing everything we can to ensure that the dollars we send to the state are put to work address ing our most pressing needs, such as increasing public safety, elimi nating homelessness, spurring job creation and economic development, and providing quality roads and other infrastructure.Atitscore,the measure is about a study, and about effective engagement with state decision-makers. Explor ing secession would be a last resort. If we ignored that option, however, it would signal that we are not as determined and committed as we must be in defense of our datathestudycommunities.Acomprehensivewouldallowcountytogleanthatwillhelpus
The Democrats have been enjoy ing a revival of late – an upturn based on an apparent return to pragmatic moderation (the Inflation Reduction Act) alongside reminders of Repub lican extremism (the response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the neverending theatrics surrounding former president Donald Trump).
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Some of J.R.R. Tolkien’s characters lived to be more than 6,000 years old. The author’s legacy may last even longer. “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,” which starts streaming Thursday on Amazon Prime, is the latest highly antic ipated journey to Middle Earth. Its $500 million budget for the first season makes it the most expensive TV series in history –and a bit of a gamble. But those signing the checks have done their homework. Two of Tolkien’s novels – “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” – are among the top 10 bestselling novels of all time. Peter Jackson’s original film trilogy, which concluded with the Oscar-winning “The Return of the King,” grossed nearly $3 billion.TVviewers are the obvious next“We’veprize. really immersed ourselves in this literature and this world for the past three or four years and I think we all, to a one, feel that it’s special, it’s different,” series showrunner Patrick McKay said earlier this month during a virtual news conference with media critics. ‘We felt enormously humbled to be the stewards of a small part of it. There’s a great respon sibility to that, one we all take veryAmazonseriously.”is so confident about worldwide appeal that it’s premiering the series simultaneously in more than 240“Tolkiencountries.is the originator of much of modern fantasy. His stories are both timeless and relatable,” Gaurav Gandhi, country head of Amazon Prime Video India, said during a recent news event in Mumbai. “They continue to inspire people even today and stoke their imagination. That is why people keep returning to them again and again. And with this series, we are creating an epic world that our viewers would not have seen before.” Unlike past screen proj ects, which include Jackson’s trilogy based on “The Hobbit,” this series isn’t a direct adapta tion of any novel. It’s baked out of crumbs Tolkien left behind, hinting at events centuries earlier that laid the groundwork for the rise of evil Sauron. Much of the first two episodes available Thursday –future episodes will drop on a weekly basis – deals with how characters from various back grounds slowly come to realize that their peaceful lives are underButthreat.theseries’ most immedi ate concern isn’t a Dark Lord. It’s an HBO series. “House of the Dragon,” the first of several planned spi noffs from the wildly successful “Game of Thrones,” debuted last week to 10 million viewers, making it the largest series premiere in the premium chan nel’s history. Some wonder if there’s enough of an appetite for two fantasy franchises to be serving up new adventures at the same time. “I don’t feel any rivalry,” said Robert Aramayo, who portrays elf warrior Elrond in “Power” and played young Ned Stark in the sixth season of the “GOT” series. “I love that world, I love this world. I love fantasy and so now we all just get to watch more fantasy, which can never be a badThething.”irony is that George R.R. Martin, who created the “GOT” universe, is an unabashed Tolkien fan. He isn’t shy about citing the author’s works as a major inspiration for his novels. He’s not alone. Tolkien, who lived from 1892 to 1973, didn’t invent fantasy fiction. But he took it in a new direction by empha sizing what can happen when diverse characters unite for the greater good. His influence can be seen in everything from J.K. Row ling’s Harry Potter tales to Neil Gaiman’s “The Sandman” series, which debuted Aug. 5 on Netflix. Stephen Colbert moons so much over the author on “The Late Show,” you half expect Gollum to show up as his“Yousidekick.see it in the Justice League and Avengers movies, different powers coming together,” said Ben Penrod, creator of Twin Cities Con, the annual celebration of pop culture that takes place Nov. 11-13 at the Minneapolis Convention Center. “‘Oh, you’re an elf, so you do this. Oh, you’re a dwarf? Do this.’ Same with the Avengers. ‘You can fly? You have a bow and arrow? Let’s work together.’ ” That message resonated with retired drug counselor Mikeal Smith, who first picked up “The Hobbit” from a paper back rack in 1973 shortly after getting out of the Navy. He was so entranced that he devoured it – as well as the “Rings” trilogy – in one weekend. He estimates that he’s read the entire series more than 30 times and has collected at least 90 action figures from Jackson’s movies, still in their display“Therecases.are those eternal themes of good vs. evil, but I think they’re more about fel lowship and friendship,” said Smith, who helps run the Min nesota Tolkien Society, a Facebook group dedicated to the author. “Different kinds of people coming together to do great things, that’s a big statement.”Software engineer Ben Bickel became a fan when his dad starting using “The Hobbit” as his bedtime story. By the time he was 8, Bickel was reading all of Tolkien’s novels Ben Rothstein/Amazon/TNS Megan Richards and Markella Kavenagh in “Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power.”
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy After a new TMZ documentary reignited the conversation around Richard Simmons’ whereabouts, the reclu sive fitness guru and pop culture icon addressed fans with an endearing message this week. On his official Face book page, Simmons, 74, shared a picture of a yellow smiley face holding up a red banner that says, “Thank you!” “Thank you, every one, for your kindness and love!,” he captioned last week’s post. While short, the rare update from Simmons came days after Fox aired “TMZ Investigates: What Really Happened to Richard Simmons” two days beforehand. The television docu mentary, which tracked Simmons’ rise to fame and retreat from the spotlight, offered a fairly straightforward expla nation for Simmons’ disappearance from the public eye in According2014.tothe doc umentary, Simmons sank “into a deep depres sion” after doctors in 2014 urged him to undergo a major surgery for his left knee. “And if he didn’t get one, he might never be able to exercise again. Now, this is key to the disappearance of Richard Simmons,” the documentary claims. After Simmons’ latest update, fans recipro cated his love, writing 5,000 positive responses on his Facebook post in the days follow ing his original post on Wednesday.
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sportsB10 Wednesday, August 31, 2022 — DAILY REPUBLIC 5-Day Forecast FOR FAIRFIELD-SUISUN CITY Weather Almanac Statistics for Travis Air Force Base for yesterday through 5 p.m. Temperature HumidityHigh/LowAveragehighAveragelowAyearagoBarometricpressure Precipitation Last 24 NormalMonth-to-datehoursAugust rainfall NormalSeason-to-dateseasonal rainfall This date last year San Pablo High (feet) Low (feet) Today 3:33 a.m. 4.99 9:22 a.m. 1.18 4:03 p.m. 5.73 10:12 p.m. 1.10 Thursday 4:32 a.m. 4.57 9:59 a.m. 1.73 4:38 p.m. 5.96 11:11 p.m. 0.87 Suisun High (feet) Low (feet) Today 5:33 a.m. 4.60 12:14 a.m. 1.01 5:38 p.m. 5.37 12:00 p.m. 0.63 Thursday 6:33 a.m. 4.23 12:37 p.m. 0.98 6:13 p.m. 5.61 12:00 a.m. 1.65 Lake Berryessa Elevation Storage in acre feet (a.f.) 398.1 849,326.1 Sun and Moon MoonriseSunriseSunsetMoonset 9:10 p.m. New First Qtr. Full Last Qtr. Aug. 27 Aug. 5 Aug. 11 Aug. 18 Source: U.S. Naval Observatory Source: NWS and NOAATonightSundaySaturdayFridayThursdayTodayAirQualityIndex 0-50 51-100 101-150 151-200 201-300 Good Moderate Unhealthysensitive Unhealthy unhealthyVery Source: Bay Area Air Quality Management District 51 UV Index < 2 3-5 6-7 8-10 11+ Good Moderate High Very High Extreme Source: United States Environmental Protection Agency 9 National forecast 93 Sunny 10059|62 100|65 106|70 111|72 Sunny and hot Sunny and hot Sunny and hot Sunny and hot Clear Rio Vista 94| 98Davis60 |61 97Dixon |62 97Vacaville |65 89Benicia |58Concord92 | Walnut59 Creek 91|59 74Oakland |57 San Francisco 71|56San Mateo 78|55 Palo Alto 79|58 San Jose 84|59 Vallejo69 |55 Richmond73 |56 85Napa |56 Santa Rosa 84|54 Fairfield/Suisun City 93|59 forecastRegional Shown is today’s tonight’stoday’sTemperaturesweather.arehighsandlows. Tides Forecast for Wednesday, August 31, 2022 DR 50% OFF 5X5 INSIDE UNITS FIRST 3 MONTHS. NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER. APPLIES TO INSIDE UNITS ONLY. NEW CUSTOMERS ONLY. EXPIRES 08/31/22 WE SELL & INSTALL WATER HEATERS FOR LESS! WE DO TOTAL BATHROOM REMODELS! FOR LESS! TANKLESS WATER HEATERS Completely Installed For Less! Call (707)580-1146 We Sell & Install Plumbing Fixtures “4” Less! WALK-IN BATH TUBS Completely Installed For Less! COME IN AND VISIT OUR SHOWROOM FEATURING: Faucets • Sinks • Toilets • Water Heaters Walk-In Bath Tubs • And much, much more! 1489 E. Tabor Ave. • Fairfield • (Drive to rear) Lic. #446936 Licensed • Bonded • Insured CALENDAR Wednesday’s TV sports Baseball • MLB, San Diego at San Francisco, NBCSBA, 12:30 p.m. • MLB, Oakland at Washington, NBCSCA, 4 p.m. Basketball • WNBA Playoffs, Connecticut vs. Chicago, ESPN2, 5 p.m. • WNBA Playoffs, Seattle vs. Las Vegas, ESPN2, 7 p.m. soccer • EPL, Newcastle United vs. Liverpool, USA, Noon. tennis • ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 9 a.m. • ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 4 p.m. Thursday’s TV sports Baseball • MLB, Oakland at Washington, NBCSCA, 1 p.m.
• EPL, Manchester United vs. Leicester City, USA, Noon. tennis • ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 9 a.m., 3 p.m; ESPN2, 4p.m. OAKLAND N.Y. L.A. Dodgers Philadelphia 0 L.A. Angels Toronto 3 Colorado N.Y. Mets 0 Houston Baltimore 1 Kansas City San Diego 7 Arizona Chicago White Sox 2 Milwaukee 9, Chicago Cubs 7 Detroit 9, Texas 8 Seattle 4, Cleveland 0 St. Louis 6, Atlanta 3 Monday’s Games San Diego 6, SAN FRANCISCO 5 St. Louis 13, Cincinnati 4 L.A. Dodgers 3, Miami 2 Toronto 5, Chicago Cubs 4 Minnesota 4, Boston 2 Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 5 L.A. Angels 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Arizona 13, Philadelphia 7 Tuesday’s Games OAKLAND 10, Washington 6 San Diego at SAN FRANCISCO, (N) Cleveland 5, Baltimore 1 Tampa Bay 7, Miami 2 Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 1 Toronto 5, Chicago Cubs 3 L.A. Dodgers 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Seattle 9, Detroit 3 Colorado 3, Atlanta 2 Minnesota 10, Boston 5 Houston 4, Texas 2 Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 2 N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Angels, (N) Philadelphia at Arizona, (N) Wednesday’s Games San Diego at SAN FRANCISCO, 12:45 p.m. OAKLAND at Washington, 4:05 p.m. Houston at Texas, 11 a.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 11:10 a.m. Baltimore at Cleveland, 3:10 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Tampa Bay at Miami, 3:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Seattle at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 4:40 p.m. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Angels, 6:38 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. Thursday’s Games OAKLAND at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Seattle at Detroit, 10:10 a.m. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 a.m. L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Baltimore at Cleveland, 3:10 p.m. Texas at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 6:40 p.m.
Scoreboard and regained his once blistering speed before taking the field. In 39 career games, Verrett has 133 tackles (113 solo, 20 assists) with seven intercep tions, one touchdown and 26 pass defends. College Nevada’s Talton earns MWC honor
VACAVILLE — Brandon Talton of Vacav ille earned Mountain West Conference honors as Special Teams Player of the Week for his perfor mance in the University of Nevada’s 23-12 win Saturday night at New MexicoTaltonState. went 3-for-3 on field goals, con necting from 28, 34 and 38 yards out. Each of his last two field goals came in the fourth quarter and re-established a two-score lead for the Wolf Pack. It was his fifth Moun tain West Special Teams Player of the Week honor. Girls Tennis Vacaville rolls against Rodriguez VACAVILLE — Vacaville and Rodri guez high schools opened the Monticello Empire League season in girls tennis and the Bull dogs came away with a 9-0 win over the Mustangs at home, Tuesday.
ball team earned a 25-14, 25-14, 28-26 win over visiting Vacaville Chris tian,SumerlynTuesday.Spencer was 8-for-9 serving with two ace, to go with seven kills, 11 digs and three blocks. Jada Coffie was perfect on 10 serves with two aces, five kills, seven digs and seven blocks. Fran King finished 19-for-22 serving with nine aces, four kills, seven digs and five assists. Vanden opens the Mon ticello Empire League season on Thursday at Will C. Vanden’sWood.junior varsity team earned a 25-15, 25-9Izzyvictory.Taylor was 19-for-20 serving with fives aces. Sophia Montana had three kills and was 6-for-8 from the service line with three aces.
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new for the 28-year-old, who has had a 1.88 ERA at the Coliseum but a 4.88 ERA in 10 non-Oak landIrvinstarts.gave up nine hits and five earned runs in 5.1 innings while throwing a career-high 105Thepitches.24-year-old Wal dichuk is hopeful of a smoother time on Thurs day. If his minor league performance this season is any indication, he should be ready. Wal dichuk had pitched to a 2.84 ERA in 95 minorleague innings in 2022. Waldichuk was orig inally a fifth-round Yankees pick in 2019 out of Saint Mary’s and has developed an upper 90s fastball. He became the A’s No. 3 prospect, according to MLB Pipe line, when he arrived along with pitchers JP Sears and Luis Medina and infielder Cooper Bowman for Montas and Lou Trivino on Aug. 1.
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Nia Macao, Gabriella Perry, Victoria Silva, Lily Holman, Hadel Marini and Brooklyn Purcell. Brianna Jahner put up the biggest fight for Rodri guez, losing 6-4, 6-3 to Marini in No. 5 singles. The Vacaville doubles teams of Alexis-GomlyPaige White, Ayanna Gentry-Reese Hsaio and Ava Sheppard-Katie Thomas also won in straight sets. The No. 1 doubles team of Maya Shamieh and Hayden Gilbert pushed Vacaville’s No. 1 team to 6-5 in the first game. Volleyball Vanden picks up victory over VCS
FAIRFIELD — Vanden High School’s girls volley
