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A Solano County Supe rior Court jury this week found a Fairfield man guilty of seconddegree murder for the hit-and-run death of a bicyclist last fall. Nadhir M. Ghuzi, 31, also was convicted of felony hitand-run causing injury, the Solano County Dis trict Attorney’s Office said in a statement released Thursday, the day after the jury conviction.Thevictim was later identified as Darryl L. Mitchell, 52, of Vallejo. Fairfield police offi cers were dispatched at approximately 7 p.m. Oct. 19, 2021, to the inter section of North Texas and Wisconsin streets to respond to a fatal traffic collision, according to the District Attorney’s Office statement. City cameras showed a dark SUV-style vehicle had struck a bicy clist while traveling at a high rate of speed. Mitchell had life threatening injuries and died at the scene. The crash occurred on Ghuzi’s birthday. “The driver of the SUV fled the scene. Offi cers located a hubcap belonging to the SUV. Using the hubcap, city cameras and license plate readers, officers were able to identify the vehicle. Additional sur veillance footage from a nearby gas station identified the (Ghuzi) as the driver of the vehicle at the time of the collision,” according to the District Attorney’s Office statement.
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A decision about the first tentative subdivision maps for the Middle Green Valley Specific Plan – one that was going to belong to the Board of Supervisors one way or the other –will go to the board with a recommendation of approval from the Plan ningTheCommission.commission, on a 3-1 vote Thursday night, recommended approval of a Middle Green Valley Specific Plan applica tion that includes two tentative subdivision maps – one that creates lots for 322 of the 390 homes allowed in the development. The com mission did add to the recommended condition that an accredited land trust oversea all open spaceCommissionereasements.
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Now I loved Ken, but, as kids we argued and fought a lot. I remember once we were bickering back and forth all morning as we walked to Camp Allen Elementary School. At that time I was in third grade and Ken was in Oursixth.argument esca lated and we started calling each other names. Then, to my shock and amazement, boom! –Ken dropped the verbal atomic bomb, the effword. Now, at our house we weren’t even allowed to say “dag” because it sounded too much like a cousin to “damn.” So once Ken uttered that radioac tive expletive, I had one thought: checkmate. Once I reported his monumental infraction to our parents, our dad would remove several layers of skin from Ken’s butt that night using The Dreaded Belt™. However, Ken was an expert at pushing my buttons and in no time managed to get me to blurt out that he was an a**hole. Uncheckmate. We kept sniping at each other and using increas ingly profane insults, caution now thrown to the wind. It was only when we got to the front doors of the school that we actu ally started fighting. It was quickly broken up by faculty members and we were hustled into the vice principal’s office. He yelled at us and was aghast when he learned we were brothers. Fortu nately, since our fisticuffs
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Lifeline. 988 became the three-digit, nationwide phone number to connect directly to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline in 2020. According to an online fact sheet, the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline – pre viously known as the National Suicide Preven tion Lifeline – is a national network of more than 200 crisis centers that helps thousands of people overcome crisis situa tions every day. These centers are supported by local and state sources as well as the Department of Health and Human Ser vices’ Substance Abuse and Mental Health Ser vices numbersthereceivedpeople1-800-273-82552005LifelineSuicidetionalanysubstanceoftressmentalforsibletoIt’shealth-relatedcidalsupportvidesCrisisTheAdministration.988SuicideandLifelinepro24/7,confidentialtopeopleinsuicrisisormentaldistress.adirectconnectioncompassionate,accescareandsupportanyoneexperiencinghealth-relateddis–whetherthoughtssuicide,mentalhealth,usecrisis,orotherkindofemodistress.TheNationalPreventionlaunchedinwiththenumber(whichcanstillcall)and46,000callsinfirstyear.Helpisjustthreeaway.
Fairfield freelance humor columnist and acciden tal local historian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns: “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays. Wade is also the author of The History Press books “Growing Up In Fairfield, California” and “Lost Restaurants of Fairfield, California.”
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California communi ties from wildfires, and additionally ensured multiple-year funding toward wildfire mitiga tion by requiring that $200 million from the greenhouse gas reduc tion fund be spent annually on wildfire mit igation until 2028. AB 1717 would expand the definition of public works to include fuel reduction work per formed as part of a wildfire mitigation project, including, but not limited to, residential chipping, rural road fuel breaks, fire breaks and vegetation management. This bill passed the Assembly on a 54-6 vote. It now goes to the governor’s desk for consideration.
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It has been cathartic for us to explore and share our evolving emotions around that tragic event and hopefully help others. Kelvin was a founder of Bay Area Survivors of Suicide and I was involved for a number of years with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Com munity Walks when they had them locally (the closest they now have is in San Francisco on Sept. 10). Four things con verged around this time that make me want to once more write about Ken today. For start ers, Aug. 31 would have been his 61st birth day, but he is forever 28. Second, September is National Suicide Preven tion Month. All month, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies and com munity members unite to promote suicide preven tion awareness. Third, National Suicide Preven tion Week, a time to share resources and stories as well as promote suicide prevention awareness, is Sept. 4-10. Finally, World Suicide Prevention Day, a time to remember those affected by suicide, to raise awareness, and to focus efforts on direct ing treatment to those who need it most, is Sept. 10. My brother Scott becoming a Grand pappy last month made me reflect on some of the many things that Ken has missed out on in our family, in the tragic,somefulthemhissinceinandcommunityintheworldthe32yearshetooklife.Someofaredelightthingsandofthemarebutallare a part of the mysti cal mosaic called life that I have come to believe is an exquisite journey to be experienced and savored.
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literally lasted only a few seconds before they were halted, we were just given a stern warning and sent to class and the powers that be didn’t notify ourOnparents.theway home from school, Ken and I, both now calm and clear-eyed about the likely conse quences if we revealed our cussing insults and fight to our parents, each recited the sacred Kid Credo: “Nobody Tells On Nobody, Right?” Way before the concept of mutually assured destruction was used in connection with the nuclear 988messagestoprovidersnies2022,fightrecentlyhearthingtragedysuchtryfeelandButdeathtiallyandnarios,throughKenhaven’tmemoriesIwilloriesthatsaddestButjusthememoriessiblingsquashedepiccouldDreadedinwasweandbetweenrelationshiptheUnitedStatestheSovietUnion,understoodit.ThereabsolutelynosensebothofusfacingTheBelt™whenitbeavoided.Ourdisagreementwasforever.Well,untilthenextsquabble.IlikesharingtheseofKenbecausewasmuchmorethanhislasttragicacts.canIbehonest?ThethingtomeisIknowthesememarefinite.TherecomeatimewhensimplyhavenomoretosharethatIalreadybecauseisgone.OvertheyearsIranthe“whatif”sceplayedtheblameshamegame,andinicopedwithKen’sinunhealthyways.nowIhavetoolsIuseIidentify,processandmyemotionsandjusttodomybesttoturnanoverwhelmingintosomepositive.Iwasveryhappytothatanothertoolwasaddedtohelpsuicide.OnJuly16,allphonecompaandtextmessagingwererequiredrouteallcallsandtextto“988”totheSuicideandCrisis
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Daily Republic Staff suggestedgroupsoverwastion.2020systemoftionincreasedSenateningsthreateningitiesupholdouroffice.inBillwillsanshippreventingtionourlegitimacyprotectingicalfromdidatesinsteadvotewinballotspresidentialandlegislationGavinDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—Gov.Newsomhassignedthatwilltryensurethestate’selectorscastforcandidateswhothepopularanddonotswitchcanorabstainvoting.“Thisisacritsteptowardtheoffreeelecprocessandextremepartifromdenyingtheofthevoters,”Sen.Dodd,D-Napa,saidapressreleasefromhis“Wemustensurechosenelectorstheirresponsibilanddonotgorogue,theunderpinofourdemocracy.”DoddintroducedBill103amidnationalattenonthemanipulationtheElectoralCollegeafterthepresidentialelecAlthoughJoeBidentheclearwinnerDonaldTrump,someinotherstateselectorsmight ignore the outcome and ratify Trump Thirty-threeinstead.states and the District of Columbia have laws requiring elec tors to uphold their voting pledges, but many do not have an enforcement mechanism and a major ity have no way to make sure electors faithfully whofortheyvoid55California’slationDodd’scomply.legisgoverningelectorswouldtheirvoteifcastballotsacandidatedidnotwin the majority of support in the state. The faithless elector would be imme diately replaced by a new elector who would cast a ballot for the winning candidate. SB 103, sponsored by the bipartisan California Commission on Uniform State Laws, was signed Monday by the governor. It has broad support at the state and national level. Dodd represents Cal ifornia’s 3rd Senate District, which includes all of Solano County and all or portions of Napa, Yolo, Sonoma, Sacramento and Contra Costa counties.
A toxic algae bloom known as “red tide” is likely the cause of fish and other sea animals dying and washing up on shores around the Bay Area – including the shores of San Pablo Bay on the west side of MareDozens,Island.if not hun dreds of sturgeon have washed up in recent days, as well as a handful of bass. The losses among the sturgeon population have been great enough from this red tide event that state Fish and Wild life Service officials are reportedly considering shutting down the stur geon fishery to fishing. A spokesman for the state agency said no meeting for that spe cific purpose was held, but as part of the over view of the situation, that was certainly a topic to be “Wediscussed.are talking with partners about the best way to address the current situation. All options are on the table. We’re discussing how to best plan for this fishery amongst this continued harmful algal bloom,” Ken Paglia, a spokes man for the Delta Region of Fish & Wildlife, stated in anMyrnaemail. Hayes, the president of the Mare Island Heritage Trust, took members of the Delta Science Program of the Delta Stewardship Council to the site of the beached fish Wednes day – many of which had died quite recently. Hayes said she was told by an official that Cal ifornia could be looking at a “complete collapse” of the sturgeon population. “I was asked to escort them to make sure (the) scientists . . . had access to what I call the ‘North Shore of the Bay,’ ” Hayes said, “and that is the San Pablo shoreline on the west side of the island.” During her duties, she watched as council scientists took DNA samples from the fish, as well as clipping off the calcified fin rays from the carcasses to better understand where the fish came from, as well as their eating and travelThehistories.studyis not unlike the one being conducted on salmon in Putah Creek, work designed to find out if salmon hatched in the creek are making their way back to spawn. That study uses a small ear bone as its informa tionUnlikesource. salmon, however, sturgeon do not die after spawn ing, but return to the sea. They can live to be 100 years, or older, with females maturing around 20 years and spawning every two to 11 years. Male sturgeon mature around 15 years. “It holds the data of the sturgeon’s history like a tree ring,” Hayes said of the samples. “They will be able to determine where these sturgeon populations came from.” Hayes notes there are 17 rivers and creeks that empty into the Carqui nez Strait, so the fin ray studies could determine if any of these fish that died came from those waters, and if they may have been heading back to spawn. Fish and Wildlife per sonnel are searching the area waters, including the Napa River and other waterways, for car casses. Hayes said she was told the fish have, so far, only been found along Mare“ThatIsland.means the likely more than 100 carcasses are caught up in the inlets along the west side of Mare Island where the tide took them,” HayesHayessaid.said she will be part of the group involved in cleanup efforts as well. Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic a dead sturgeon lies on the shore of Mare Island near the san Pablo Bay Trail in Vallejo, Wednesday. a harmful algae bloom that has now spread from the northern to the southern reaches of san Francisco Bay is the largest in over a decade, causing an unprecedented number of fish to die.
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VACAVILLE — The 15th annual Oktoberfest celebration will offer beer, pretzels and German sau sages galore midmonth at the Town Square and along MainOrganizersStreet. this year plan expanded beer garden seating, a European car show, local craft vendors and more. Pure Grain German Bakery will once again be cooking up food and the Gruber Family Band will bring the square to life with live music. The event will take place Sept. 24 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 24 in the city’s downtown. For more information, visit downtownvacaville.com. May Be Entitled To Security Benefits
VACAVILLE — Downtown businesses will soon open their doors for an evening filled with art, wine, beer and deals for the annual Art, Wine and Brew Stroll. Pieces from local artists will be on sale. Attendees can get a commemorative wine glass to sip from as they enjoy live music from local bands in Town Square, at the Vacaville Opera House and on Parker Street. The event will occur from 5 to 8 p.m. Sept. 16 in down town Vacaville. Tickets are $25 advance, and $35 day of theForevent.more information, visit downtownvacaville. com/strolls.
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Oct. 30, 1953 — Aug. 28, 2022 Sandra Marie Headlee-Borden, 68, passed away Sunday at her home in Suisun City surrounded by herSandyfamily. was born on Oct. 30, 1953, in San Francisco and lived in Northern California most of her life. She worked as an accoun tant for 20 years, most recently at the medical office of Dr. Peter Leoni. She retired in 2019. Sandy was also a licensed pharmacy technician and volun teered at the David Grant Medical Center pharmacy.Sandyenjoyed crafting, cooking, sewing and traveling, and was a youth dance and gymnastics instructor. She will be remem bered as a dedicated wife, mother and grandmother, and a loving daughter and sister.Survivors include her husband, Joseph Borden; son, Justin Headlee-Borden (Linnaea); grandchildren, Henry, Oliver and Patrick Headlee-Borden; sister, Marlynne Howard; brother, Joseph Headlee; niece, Jennifer Hanson; nephew, Scott Howard; great-niece, Alysia Hanson; and great-nephew, Brennon Hanson; as well as her loving in-laws, Terry and Mary Porter and family. She was preceded in death by her son ‘BJ’ Headlee-Borden; and her parents, Marlin and Helen Headlee. Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. with a Vigil Service at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 7, 2022, at Twin Chapels Mortu ary, 1100 Tennessee St., Vallejo. A Memo rial Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, 2022, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church, 2700 Dover Ave., Fairfield, California.Arrangement entrusted to the direc tion and care of Twin Chapels Mortuary, Vallejo 707-552-6696, www.TwinChapels Mortuary.com.
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FAIRFIELD — The Police Department will conduct a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint Saturday in the area of Travis Boulevard and North Texas Street. Officers will be looking for signs of alcohol and/ or drug impairment, with officers checking drivers for proper licensing, delaying motorists only momen tarily, the police said in a statement announcing the checkpoint.Thelocation was selected based on the history of col lisions and DUI arrests. The department investigated 52 DUI collisions in 2020. Two people died and 69 others were injured, the police statement said. “Drivers caught driving impaired can expect the impact of a DUI arrest to include jail time, fines, fees, DUI classes, license suspensions and other expenses that can exceed $10,000, not to mention the embar rassment when friends and family find out,” the policeAnyonestated.who plans to be drinking should designate a driver or call for a ride. Anyone who sees someone they believe is driving while impaired should call 911. Funding for this program was provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Businesses prep for Art, Wine and Brew Stroll
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CANCER (June 22-July 22). Past pain can be like a virus on the hard drive of your con sciousness. It may seem harmless enough. But until it is repaired, it will lie dormant, waiting for the right moment to erupt. This is a good time to start working through it.
After half of the 60 boards in the final of the Spingold Knock Teams, the blue ribbon event of the Summer North American Championships in Provi dence, Rhode Island, the team captained by Pierre Zimmermann led Paul Street’s team by 65 international match points to 38. This was Board 31. At the other table, Gawrys (South) did not stretch to open two no-trump, so he and Klukowski stopped safely in three no-trump. After a heart lead, North took 11 tricks, losing two clubs. At this table, di Franco (South) opened two no-trump, Manno (North) used Stayman and then jumped to four hearts to show slam interest with a five-card club suit. South tried to sign off, but North was not to be denied. After Brink (West) led the spade nine, promising one higher card but not the 10, what should declarer have done?Di Franco had only nine top tricks: four spades, two hearts and three diamonds. He could try to collect four spades, three hearts, four diamonds and one club, but that required a lot of fancy footwork. Much simpler was to hope that West had the club queen and at most three cards in the suit. So, declarer led his club jack at trick two. West won with the ace and played a second spade, East discarding the club two. On the next two spade tricks, Drijver (East) threw two diamonds. Note that he kept his five low hearts, trying to look like someone with the queen to protect. Now South led his second club to dummy’s nine, but East produced the queen for down one. That gave Zimmermann 11 IMPs.
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GEMINI (May 21-June 21). As members of the kick-line know, everyone working in the same timing, energy and move ment creates a powerful effect. A dancer who’s able to kick higher than the others will, in the name of conformity, save that for another dance.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Love sends you on a mission. Your heart carries a question and your mind finds a way to answer it. Take care of your self along the way because this journey takes work and you’ll be stretching and growing to get it done.
Your life is growing in an adventurous direction. You’ll wish widely and wildly, then narrow your options to one very meaningful purpose and work toward it for most of the year. Though you don’t focus on the financial aspect of a job, it flourishes anyway, a natural byproduct of changing people’s lives for the better. Libra and Aquarius adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 4, 1, 11, 38 and 8.
Dear Annie: Our son “Kyle” got a divorce after eight years of mar riage. (He later told us it was because his ex-wife had an abortion.) Since then, he has had a few girlfriends, but none of them wanted or could have a baby. He des perately wants to have a child, but he doesn’t have $50,000 for a surrogate. My question is, what do women want at childbearing age? Kyle is 38, of average height (5 feet, 10 inches) and a runner, so he’s in great shape. He has a good job, a master’s degree and a condo in a beautiful city. He’s tried dating sites with no luck. What else can he do? — Rocky Mountains Dear Rocky Mountains: Kyle sounds like a catch who just hasn’t found his perfect match yet. While he may have tried dating sites in the past, not all of them are created equal. A newer app, heybaby, is designed specifically for those who want or already have chil dren. eHarmony, an already popular dating site, is known for being a good fit for singles seeking serious relationships andAsidemarriage.from the digital dating scene, Kyle might also con sider getting involved in local goings-on, like speeddating events or singles mixers, targeted to those waysbuilding,eventsclasses,runninggeneralthingslookingintentionallyforthesameheis.Evenhishobbies,likeorfitnessorperhapsinhiscondomightbegoodtomeetwomen with shared interests and things in common. Does Kyle have any close couple friends with single friends of their own? Some times, the greatest matches are made by the people who know us best. I have no doubt that with more time and a continued openness to love and possibility, Kyle will find exactly what he’s looking for – and make some lady incredibly lucky. Dear Annie: The letter from “Super Spender,” who felt she was contributing more to the household spending than her husband, reminded me of how my late husband and I handled our finances. I want to explain what we did in hopes that it will help solve her problem. We kept our own bank accounts, but we also had a joint account that we each contrib uted to equally. Our mortgage, car payment(s) and utilities were split in half. Then we determined how much we spent on groceries and entertain ment and agreed on a monthly amount for those and each contributed half to the joint account. If we spent all of that in a month (sometimes we did; sometimes we didn’t), then it was up to us individually if we wanted to pay out of our own accounts for an extra outing or activity. The money in our own accounts was ours to spend as we saw fit. If we had a large expense – refinancing our mort gage, buying a new car or large appliance, doing home main tenance – we discussed it together, and our joint account contribution was adjusted accordingly.Weweretogether for 27 years, and we seldom had issues about finances that we saw other couples deal with. Hope this helps. — Happy Budgeter Dear Happy Budgeter: Thank you for this perspective. You were one of many readers who wrote in suggesting the couple start a joint account to cover shared expenses, and this indeed seems like a great solution. Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). What costs more isn’t necessarily worth more. You’ll investigate and appraise to make sure you’re making a sound deal. Thoroughness will matter. There’s a temptation to make a snap decision, but this would be a mistake.
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Sigourney Weav er’s still a working girl – and plans on keeping it that way. The “Alien” and “Working Girl” star, 72, shared in a new interview with Inter view Magazine that she intends to keep the grind going, age be damned.
“I’m fine that I might be the oldest person on the set,” con tinuedWhileWeaver.she often adjusts to “a period of “Oh my god, it’s happening again,” the three-time Oscar nom said that feeling doesn’t hold a candle to “the joy and the explosion of letting this person out to That,live.”said Weaver, is “the most exhilarating thing in the world.”
Weaver won’t retire from acting: ‘I enjoy it more now than ever’
A graduate of Yale School of Drama, where she was classmates with Meryl Streep, Weaver made her stage debut in 1973 and was first seen on the screen in 1970, with a role on the series “Somerset.” She made her big screen debut as one of the women dating Woody Allen’s Alvy in the “Annieromanticwriter-director’snow-controversialseminalcomedy,Hall”in1977.
About three-quarters of the state’s general fund revenues come from personal income taxes and the top tiers of taxpayers gener ate the vast majority of those taxes, largely from their gains in the stock market and other investments.Intheshorter run, however, economic expansion may be hindered by an increas ingly acute shortage of workers. The proliferation of help-wanted signs in Califor nia attests to the troubling fact that relatively few working-age adults are either employed or are available for work. The state’s “labor force participation rate” of 61% is two per centage points lower than it was a decade ago and one of the nation’s lowest. 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.
California’s unemployment rate is also 1.2 percentage points higher than Florida’s, a state that Newsom delights in disparag ing, and only a tiny bit lower than the rate in Texas, another Newsom foil. So, one might wonder, where does Califor nia’s economy go from here? There are some indications of economic softening. For example, state income tax revenues are running somewhat below the 2022-23 budget’s expectations. Economists are divided over the direction of the national economy – whether it’s already in recession or on the cusp – in light of sharp increases in interest rates by the Federal Reserve system to counter runaway inflation. Upticks in interest have already cooled what had been a red hot housing market in California, reducing the pool of would-be buyers by increasing monthly mort gageWepayments.knowfrom past experience that when the nation’s economy catches a cold, it quickly turns to pneumonia in California and that a serious drop in the stock market due to rising interest rates would have a disproportionately negative impact on California’s budget.
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A poll by Morning Consult/Polit ico found that 68% of voters support stricter gun laws, up from 64% in a previous poll. When the biparti san Safer Communities Act of 2022, a firearm regulation and mental health bill, came up for a vote in June, all Democrats in the House voted yes along with 14 Republicans – none from Missouri. Blunt voted yes in the Senate. Hawley voted no. A functional government oper ates with a give-and-take structure between elected officials and the public. Citizens should know where their representatives stand on press ing issues, and lawmakers should understand the needs and desires of their constituents. Only then can voters determine whether their views are aligned with a candidate. At least in theory, that’s how it’s sup posed to work. The combination of gerryman dering, noncompetitive districts, hyper-polarization, dark money and the lack of accountability has created a stew of political dysfunction. Compet itive congressional districts have been steadily declining for decades and are only getting worse. The Cook Politi cal Report estimates that less than 8% of congressional districts will be com petitive come November. I suspect the lack of competitive districts leaves an overwhelming majority of Americans feeling their votes don’t matter, while parties and candidates feel they don’t need to work to earn anybody’s votes. Republicans living in St. Louis, where Biden won by 60 points, or Democrats living in Dunklin County, where Trump won in 2020 by 55 points, probably don’t think their votes will make a bit of difference. The truth is, unless it’s a statewide race or a ballot initiative, it doesn’t. Effective governing in America requires compromise. When more than 90% of congressional districts lean toward one of the two major parties, most representatives probably have little incentive to compromise.
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Elected officials increasingly face strong pressures to be hyper-par tisan, which has made governing veryBackdifficult.in2018, Missourians passed the Clean Missouri Amendment with 62% of the vote. The amend ment required lawmakers to wait two years before they could turn around and lobby their colleagues. It aimed to eliminate almost all lobbyist gifts worth more than $5. It aimed to elimi nate partisan gerrymandering. It also aimed to tighten candidate-contri butionMissourianscaps. rolled back the Clean Missouri Amendment just two years later. The difference was 59,145 votes. Although Clean Missouri wasn’t perfect, it made progress in fixing what ails us. Thus far, the attempts to change the incentives and mend the system have failed. There should be no expectation that we will have a more responsive or functional lawmaking structure soon. Because when it comes down to it, we get what we vote for.
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V ote-by-mail, ballots for the November Elec tion will be mailed to all active registered Solano County voters in early October. Pay close attention to infor mation included in the voter’s packet – especially your poll location. Your regular poll location may have been elim inated. Due to county budget constraints and the fact that 90% of voters return their vote-by-mail ballot either by mail or at one of the dropoff boxes throughout the county, poll locations have been reduced from an average of 100 locations to 70 locations countywide.Whyshould you care? Why not just mail or drop off your ballot envelope –almost everyone does it? Why should you bother to vote in person when you can just drop it off? It’s so convenient. Voting in person (no envelope) is the best way to ensure that your vote-by-mail ballot is promptly and accurately counted and the results reported on election night. In Solano County, it’s even easier and quicker than you may think. The “Official Ballot” you receive in the mail is exactly that, an official ballot. You can mark it at home, take it to your assigned poll location – (no envelope), check in with the e-roster clerk, sign the voter roster ticket and personally insert your marked vote-bymail ballot into the ballot scanner. Your vote is instantly and accurately recorded, and will be included in the election night tally when the polls close on Election Day. If instead, you choose to mail or drop off your ballot in an envelope, it embarks on a perilous journey before it is counted. Ballots and envelopes are often damaged during the trans port process. Sometimes they don’t arrive at all. Once at the Registrar of Voters Office, ballots and envelopes undergo “ballot processing” – a multiple-step, time- and labor-intensive process. This processing begins 29 days before Election Day and continues until the vote totals are certified, 30 days after ElectionEnvelopesDay. are sorted, scanned, prepared for signature verification; signatures are “verified” (a weak, sub jective, inexact process that is often so permissive as to be almost useless). Accepted ballots are then extracted from the envelopes and examined for damage – sometimes caused by extraction process. If deemed damaged, ballots are duplicated by two, largely unsupervised Registrar of Voters workers. Damaged ballots include those with any extraneous marks, creases, tape, spills or a voted sample ballot – this could be your ballot, and you will never know. Finally, the ballots are tabulated. It can be weeks after Election Day before your vote is (if it is) included in the vote Learntotals.more about our California elections and what citizens can and are doing to protect the integrity and transparency of the election process. Visit the Election Integrity Project California website, www.eip-ca.com. Be a ‘VIP’ voter! Vote in person at the polls on Nov. 8. Colleen Britton is the Solano County coordinator for the Election Integrity Project California.
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F or months, Gov. Gavin Newsom habitually crowed about Califor nia’s recovery from the recession that hit the state when he shut down much of its economy to battle Covid-19. By cherrypicking monthly employment statistics, Newsom claimed the state was leading the nation in job gains, even when Califor nia’s unemployment rate was near the highest of any state, topping out at 16.1% with more than 2.6 million Califor nians having lost their jobs. Finally, however, Newsom can legitimately hail an almost full employ ment recovery. In July, the state’s unemployment rate dropped to 3.9%, exactly the record-low number that California achieved in Febru ary 2020, just before he issued the first of his shutdown orders. Total employment in July was still a bit lower than it was 28 months earlier, 18.8 million vs. 18.6 million, but the labor force was also a little smaller, 19.5 million vs. 19.3 million, and virtually every private eco nomic sector saw full employment recovery. Government was the only major sector still lagging, about 100,000 workers fewer than it had“Californiabeen. is getting very close to fully recovering all the jobs it lost due to the pan demic,” said Taner Osman, research manager at Beacon Economics and the University of California, Riverside Center for Eco nomic Forecasting. “In fact, if we repeat this month’s job gains next month, we will reach that“Californiansmilestone.” are getting back to work with record low unemployment,” Newsom said when July’s data were released this month. “We have historic reserves and we’re putting money back in peoples’ pockets as we con tinue to lead the nation’s economic recovery.” If there’s any negative aspect to the latest data, it is that while 3.9% ties a record for low unemployment in California, it’s still the nation’s 38th highest, more than twice as high as No. 1 Minnesota’s 1.9%, and substantially higher than jobless rates in states Califor nians tend to see as economic backwaters, such as Mississippi and Alabama.
Opinion I f an employee was com pletely unresponsive to her or his employer, the employee would likely not have a job for very long. Unfortunately, this is not the case in politics. Americans’ approval rating of the job Congress is doing has fallen to 18%, yet in the 2020 general election, 93% of incumbents nationwide won their reelection bids. Our political system is so broken that elected officials are not motivated to be responsive or accountable.Withasingle question I wanted to ask Missouri’s congressional delega tion, I called or emailed the offices of Sens. Roy Blunt and Josh Hawley, Democratic Reps. Cori Bush and Emanuel Cleaver II, and Republicans Ann Wagner, Blaine Luetkemeyer, Vicki Hartzler, Sam Graves, Billy Long and Jason Smith. No one responded for comment. Zero. The failure to respond was sweeping and bipartisan.Thedisappointing reality is that none of them had any incentive to reply to me. Let’s take abortion. A St. Louis Uni versity/YouGov poll conducted in August showed wide majorities dis agreed with a lack of exceptions for rape and incest or when the life of the mother is at risk, with 75% of respon dents, including 60% of Republicans, supporting legal abortions in the case of rape. The percentage was even higher for incest, with 79% of those surveyed supporting legal abortions in these cases. Under Missouri’s trigger law, which passed in 2019, abortions will only be permitted in cases of a medical emergency. There are no exceptions for rape or incest.
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Defunding the police is widely unpopular. Accord ing to an Ipsos/USA Today poll, only 18% of respondents supported the movement to defund the police, and 58% said they opposed it. In Feb ruary, Bush doubled down on her use of the defund slogan despite members of her party asking her not to do so.
The signs and symp toms of heat-related issues include heat rash, cramps, headache and fatigue – and more severely – weakness, skin that is cold, pale and clammy, a weak pulse and fainting and vomit ing, the county reported. If those symptoms appear, “move to a cooler location, lie down and loosen your clothing, apply cool, wet clothes to as much of your body as possible and drink plenty of water (avoid caf feine and alcohol),” the county stated. “If you have vomited and it continues, seek medical attention imme diately,” or call 911. Do not provide liquids if heat exhaustion is suspected. The county also advises residents to stay informed, and to keep friends and family informed, by following local news sources. Visit coolingforcounty.com/summerreadywww.solanoinformationaboutareacenters. countyFairfieldnoted. added 161 cases to take its total to 29,388. Vallejo added 225 for a new count of 32,846. Vacaville is at 27,147 with 126 new cases, the county reported. Suisun City (7,609) added 43 cases; Dixon (5,188) added 16; Benicia (4,394) added 35; Rio Vista (1,515) added eight; and there were two new cases in the unincorporated area to take that total to 221, the countyMatyasreported.has previ ously indicated Covid case counts are higher with the increased use of in-home testing, results of which are not generally reported to government agencies and in many cases are not shared with medical providers if medical treat ment is not needed.
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courtrooms since first being introduced in 2009. The plan was adopted in August 2017 and amended in August 2021. The project has been touted for its innovative design and supporters have called it the kind of project that will give Solano County positive attention and help recruit business and industry. It also has been called urban sprawl by its detractors, and has come under some criticism for not having to provide for affordable housing like other development projects. However, smaller accessory units areTheplanned.Green Valley Landowners Association and the Green Valley Agricultural Conser vancy support the project. The Solano County Orderly Growth Commit tee is in designuallytheircouldingpoint,gettinglaborationyearsCommission.beforefromRepresentativesopposition.bothsidesspokethePlanningProponentsnotedtheofworkandcolthatwentintotheprojecttothiswithseveralpointoutthatlandownershavedevelopedpropertiesindividandwithouttheandothercon
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Police arrested Ghuzi at approximately 12:40 a.m. Oct. 20, 2021, at his home on the 1600 block of Glenmore Drive. Ghuzi, who had previ ously been convicted of driving under the influ ence and “had been advised of the dangers of driving under the influ ence,” was intoxicated at the time of the collision. Judge William J. Pen dergast is scheduled to sentence Ghuzi on Oct. 27.
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden delivered an urgent call to the country Thurs day night, asserting in a prime-time speech that American democracy remains in great peril and bluntly singling out the person he sees as the biggest threat to the system: former President DonaldSpeakingTrump.from Inde pendence Hall, where the United States’ exper iment in self-government began 246 years ago, Biden sought to rally a divided public around the nation’s bedrock princi ples. At the same time, he accused the Republi cans most loyal to Trump of abandoning those prin ciples and undermining Americans’ faith in the democratic process and the justice system. “Too much of what’s happening in our country today is not normal,” Biden said. “Donald Trump and these MAGA Republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of ourAttemptingrepublic.” to dis tinguish between more mainstream Republicans and those more closely aligned with Trump and his “Make America Great Again” or “MAGA” politi cal movement, Biden said that “MAGA forces are determined to take this country backwards . . . to an America where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy, no right to contraception, no right to marry who you love.” Although Biden’s oratory was largely a sermon about the poi sonous effect of political polarization, it was also 24-minutes of heavy polit ical bombardment. Like his speech about law and order Tuesday in Wil kes-Barre, Pa., Biden’s impassioned remarks were an effort to convince voters that the Republi can party is extreme. By focusing voters on Trump and his most ardent backers in Washington, the pres ident looked to frame the November midterms, which will determine whether Democrats main tain control of Congress, as a choice between two diametrically opposed political parties, not a ref erendum on Biden’s first two years in office. “We are still at our core a democracy,” Biden said. “And yet, history tells us that blind loyalty to a single leader and the willingness to engage in political violence is fatal to a democracy. For a long time, we’ve reassured ourselves that American democracy is guaranteed. But it is not. We have to defend it.” The issue of democ racy itself, long thought to be a political dud despite threatening the nation, has become a top consideration for voters. Dramatic congressio nal hearings into the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection and the Justice Depart ment’s investigation into Trump’s apparent refusal to return classified docu ments have dominated the news of late and captured Americans’ attention. In fact, an NBC News poll last week showed “threats to democracy” ranked as the most important issue for“Wevoters.are not pow erless in the face of these threats. We are not bystanders in this ongoing attack on democ racy,” Biden said. “There are far more Americans . . . that reject the extreme MAGA ideology than those who accept it.”
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siderations this specific plan requires, includ ing the preservation of agriculture and open spaceOpponentslands. pointed to issued ranging from the use of Fairfield utili ties, traffic created not only by this project but the new high-den sity developments in the Cordelia area, as well as the impacts on schools they believe are already overwhelmed and tourism.openresidential,districtstainsPlan.in“SpecificVallejoMasontionValleylocatedthenessestobytrict,SolanocomeSuisunthroughvisors,approvedservice,bethoselottivesDeveloperunderfunded.representanotedthereisstillaofworktobedone,andconcernswillagainaddressed.WastewatertreatmentiftheprojectisbythesuperwillbeprovidedtheFairfieldSewerDistrict.WaterservicewillfromeithertheIrrigationDiswithwatertreatedFairfieldandconveyedtheresidences,busiandotherusersin1,905-acrepropertyinLowerGreenneartheintersecofGreenValleyandroads,orbythewatersystem.ItisdesignatedasaProjectArea”thecountyGeneralThepropertyconmultiplezoningthatallowforagriculture,landsandagriItallowsfor 390 single-family homes, and 100 accessory dwell ing units are permitted. Water through the Vallejo system is listed as an option as well. The large lot map considered by the com mission would divide 410.9 acres into 27 sep arate parcels “to sell or transfer to developers for future subdivision and is not intended to include improvement plans or development. Access easements are included as necessary to ensure every parcel created has access and is not land locked,” the staff report to the commission states. “The small lot map layout . . . provides for a variety of home types on varying lot sizes consistent with the (spe cific plan),” the staff report“Forstates.example, court yard homes will be zero lot line homes clustered around court yards. Bungalows are smaller single-family homes. Farmsteads are envisioned to be larger single-family detached homes that provide a transition to the larger agricultural uses and reinforce the rural char acter of the area,” the report“Specificstates.to the project, the Elkhorn neigh borhood will include 76 smaller lot courtyard homes, 89 bungalows and 35 farmstead homes.” the report states. “The Night ingale neighborhood will have 70 bungalow homes and 42 farmstead homes. A unique feature of this neighborhood is that the street system is designed around several village greens that will provide a focal point, open space and areas for walking/gathering in the neighborhood.”Nospecificdesigns are proposed at this time, and will be subject to approval by the county and the Middle Green Valley Conservancy Design Review Committee. “The lot sizes gen erally range from 4,000 square feet to 13,000 square feet in the subdivision, with some parcels in the farm stead areas being as large as 49,000 square feet. In addition, four large parcels will be created along the Green Valley corridor and six parcels in the Three Creeks neighborhood will be created includ ing two parcels greater than 5 acres, as well as a four-unit subdivision on an unnamed court off of Mason Road,” the staff reportThestates. remaining 1,356.9 acres will mostly be placed in agricul ture and open space easements, though some could be subdivided for residential and other uses as well, the county staff reported.
The number of mon keypox cases, now identified as mpox, is 28 in Solano County. The last report had that number at 21, the county reported.
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keeping one community cooling center open in the city on the holiday. The Norman C. King South Vallejo Community Center at 545 Magazine St. will serve as a cooling center from 2 to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The Vallejo Room at the John F. Kennedy Library, 505 Santa Clara St., will serve as a cooling center in Vallejo from 2 to 7 p.m. Monday. The rest of the library will be closed. Officials with the Solano County Public Health Division issued its own heat warning Wednesday, after the one Tuesday by the National Weather Service, that calls for temperatures to top 106 degrees in Fair field and 112 in Vacaville over the weekend, with triple-digit tempera tures expected through nextTheTuesday.county reported that temperatures could be as high as 115 degrees in parts of the county. High temperatures across much of the state and western region prompted the Califor nia Independent System Operator to issue a state wide flex alert from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Friday due to high energy demand. The ISO in a press release said additional flex alerts may occur during the Labor Day Residentsweekend.areasked to curb energy use during flex alerts “to help balance supply and demand,” the ISO reports. The ISO in the press release said high temperatures were pushing up energy use and “tightening available powerOfficialssupplies.”in Solano County focused on the health and safety implica tion of the heat wave. “Everyone should take precautions, especially those who are frail and sensitive to the heat,” Dr. Bela Matyas, the county public health officer, said in a statement released Wednesday by the“Checkcounty. on neighbors, friends and family, and especially on children, the elderly and those who are living alone to encourage them to stay in air-conditioned areas as much as possible. If you experience symptoms of heat-related illness, seek medical care immedi ately,” Matyas said. The county noted that unusually high tempera tures can affect a person’s health, especially those individuals who will be spending a lot of time outside for work or rec reation, and particular at-risk“Thepopulations.populations most vulnerable to heat-related illnesses include the elderly, those who work or exercise outdoors, infants and children, the unhoused, animals and pets, and people with serious chronic medical conditions,” the county said in the statement.
The county made a change in vaccination reporting. Now all res idents, no matter the age group, are counted in the vaccination data. It resulted in the per centages dropping about 4 percentage points. That means 71% of the Solano County pop ulation has been fully vaccinated and 80% has received at least one shot. The number of children 6 months to 4 years old who have received a shot is at 1,806, or 8% of that population. The number of children 5 to 11 years of age did not change, holding at 13,338 (35.9%), the county reported. There have been 181,447 booster shots administered, up 277 from the previous report.
FairField TUESDAY, AUG. 30 12:01 a.m. — Battery, 3000 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 2:35 a.m. — Assault with a deadly weapon, 300 block of UTAH STREET 6:37 a.m. — Reckless driver, HILBORN ROAD 7:44 a.m. — Commercial burglary, 3300 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 7:52 a.m. — Vandalism, 1300 block of PHOENIX DRIVE 9:28 a.m. — Grand theft, 4500 block of CENTRAL WAY 9:36 a.m. — Sexual assault, 1300 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 9:46 a.m. — Vehicle burglary, 700 block of BROADWAY STREET 9:55 a.m. — Robbery, 2000 block of CLAY BANK ROAD 12:52 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 1600 block of HIGHLAND CIRCLE 1:13 p.m. — Battery, 1700 block of ENTERPRISE DRIVE 1:13 p.m. — Forgery, 1600 block of SAN BRUNO STREET 1:29 p.m. — Grand theft, 1300 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 1:40 p.m. — Forgery, 1900 block of HUNTINGTON COURT 2 p.m. — Brandishing a weapon, CORDELIA ROAD 2:51 p.m. — Hit-and-run with injury, WEBSTER STREET 2:52 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 5100 block of BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE 2:58 p.m. — Trespassing, 1900 block of PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 3:36 p.m. — Forgery, 1400 block of DRIFTWOOD CIRCLE 3:46 p.m. — Vandalism, 1600 block of HIGHLAND CIRCLE 7:36 p.m. — Forgery, 2200 block of EMERSON PLACE 9:03 p.m. — Battery, 100 block of VALENCIA DRIVE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31 12:30 a.m. — Trespassing, 1800 block of KIDDER AVENUE 4:12 a.m. — Vehicle theft, 600 block of SAN LORENZO STREET 6:35 a.m. — Commercial burglary, 1900 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 6:59 a.m. — Arson, 1000 block of TYLER STREET 7:55 a.m. — Reckless driver, 2900 block of CORDELIA ROAD 9:11 a.m. — Brandishing a weapon, 2400 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 9:24 a.m. — Battery, 1100 block of KENTUCKY STREET 9:39 a.m. — Reckless driver, MANUEL CAMPOS PARKWAY 9:46 a.m. — Commercial burglary, 2100 block of UNION AVENUE 10:35 a.m. — Vandalism, 400 block of TULIP STREET 10:37 a.m. — Brandishing a weapon, 1100 block of MISSOURI STREET 10:55 a.m. — Battery, 100 block of SERRANO DRIVE 10:58 a.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, AIR BASE PARKWAY 11:14 a.m. — Sexual assault, 2400 block of CARNATION DRIVE 12:42 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 1300 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 2:38 p.m. — Reckless driver, 2000 block of WINDSOR PLACE 4:28 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 1000 block of WEBSTER STREET 4:55 p.m. — Forgery, 1700 block of DANIEL COURT 6 p.m. — Grand theft, 2100 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 6:11 p.m. — Fight with a weapon, 1000 block of BROADWAY STREET 6:37 p.m. — Drunken driver, WESTBOUND HIGHWAY 12 7:56 p.m. — Reckless driver, EASTBOUND AIR BASE PARKWAY 8:02 p.m. — Trespassing, 1900 block of GRANDE CIRCLE 8:05 p.m. — Battery, 1800 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 9:53 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 100 block of ALASKA AVENUE SuiSun City TUESDAY, AUG. 30 8:34 a.m. — Grand theft, 800 block of HILLBORN COURT 4:12 p.m. — Reckless driver, SCHOOL STREET WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31 2:39 p.m. — Reckless driver, SUNSET AVENUE / MERGANSER DRIVE 3:55 p.m. — Assault, 400 block of WHISPERING BAY LANE 4:39 p.m. — Assault, SUNSET AVENUE / RAILROAD AVENUE 4:52 p.m. — Vandalism, 500 block of CIVIC CENTER BOULEVARD 9:46 p.m. — Indecent exposure, WINTERS WAY 10:14 p.m. — Prowler, SOLANO STREET Lottery
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If the 2018 team wasn’t UCD’s best, then the 2021 version was, and the current edition figures to be even better.
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High School’s varsity football team will be back in action Friday night at Brownlee Field after putting up some historic numbers the previousArmijoweek.posted the eighth highest point total in school history and the fourth largest margin of victory in its 54-6 win over Florin. And when the school dates back to 1891, that is a significant achievement. The opponent this week will be more of a challenge as the Royals host the Rams. Dixon brings a 2-0 record to Fairfield after the short trip on Interstate 80. In other action, Fairfield hosts Vallejo, Vanden is at Burbank, Vacaville hosts Cardinal Newman, Will C. Wood is at Napa, Vacaville Christian is home against Wood land Christian, while Rio Vista will be home for Lower Lake. Rodriguez is off this week. Dixon at Armijo The Royals are 1-1 after a loss to El Camino (36-28) and the win over Florin. Quarterback Willie Nickson completed 6-of-14 passes for 167 yards and four touchdowns against Florin. Markell Hazzard rushed 11 times for 62 yards and two TDs. Kaiba Washington had two touchdown receptions and raced 75 yards for a score on a kickoff return. Jericho Johnson led the defense with eight tackles and two Dixonsacks.is2-0 after wins over Union Mine (27-21) and Winter (4222). Jett Harris was 14-of-18 for 243 yards and four touchdowns against Winters. Braden Baum bach rushed 14 times for 65 yards and two touchdowns. Luis Torres caught five Harris passes for 99 yards and a TD. Marcos Gre goria had two solo tackles and seven assists. Vallejo at Fairfield Alex Hubbard gets his first home game as head coach at Schaefer Stadium. Fairfield lost its season opener against a powerful
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DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD — Vanden High School's girls tennis team gave up just one game in seven matches Thursday to visiting Fairfield and head coach Stan Lewis notched his 614th career victory as the Vikings beat the Falcons 9-0. The 614 wins help Lewis match legendary boys basketball coach Jim Boyd as the school's winningest coach. Lewis can eclipse Boyd with a victory in the Vikings' nextSashamatch.Smith, Delaney Ramsell, Camille Arca, Jeanelle Dela Cruz, Hailey Lam and Danali Hardwick all won singles matches in straight sets. The No. 1 doubles team of Kaylani Payne and Kalyse Payne also earned a victory. Fair field forfeited the final two doubles matches. Vanden won the Monticello Empire League opener. Fair field fell to 0-2 in MEL matches. Armijo girls tennis nets win FAIRFIELD — Armijo High School's girls tennis team opened the Monticello Empire League season Tuesday with a 7-2 win overArmijoFairfield.picked up singles wins from Prin cessa Silva, Mariza Supapo, Lucy Herston and Marian Supapo in straight sets. Alayna
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Hawkins was a bruising fullback for the most-celebrated UCD football team, the 1982 crew led by 1983 NFL first-round pick quarterback Ken O’Brien. That team reached the NCAA Divi sion II UCDfinals.moved up in classification, from Divi sion II to Division I, in 2004 after winning 31 conference champi onships, including 20 in succession through 1990. In his second season
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DAVIS — Dan Hawkins has seen his share of talented UC Davis football teams, some of them up close and personal. The sixthyear Aggies coach often prefers the blunt approach, so he put it out there clear as a bell this week with a ringing endorsement of his“Withproduct.all due respect to the Aggies teams of the past, I think this is the best Aggie team in the history of Aggie foot ball,” Hawkins said in a media session on campus as his club prepares for its opener at Cal on Sat urday. “We have more quality players up and down our roster than we’ve had here in the Division I era.”
Hawkins is right. There is depth unlike before. There is skill, speed and ferocity that is not to be confused with teams from the 1960s, 70s, 80s, 90s or 2000s.
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‘Best Aggies team in history’ ready to face Cal in opener at Berkeley Nationals’ Meneses delivers gut-wrenching defeat to A’s triBune content agency The Oakland A’s suf fered a gut-punch loss to the worst team in Major League Baseball. A’s reliever Norge Ruiz, looking for his first career Major League save, instead gave up four runs in the bottom of the 10th inning, including a three-run homer to Joey Meneses in a 7-5 loss to the Washington Nationals on ItThursday.appeared the A’s had things well under control after catcher Shea Lange liers’ two-RBI double off the right field wall in the 10th inning gave his team a 5-3Priorlead. to Langeliers’ at-bat, Vimael Machín, with two outs, worked a nine-pitch walk against Nationals reliever Hunter Harvey. Machín, down to his last strike, fouled off three fastballs between 98 and 99 mph before he took ball four. That set up Langeliers, who entered Thursday in an 0-for-15 slump. But on a 2-1 count, he doubled to score both Sheldon Neuse andRuiz,Machín.though, allowed an RBI single to Keibert Ruiz in the 10th before Meneses’ drive with two runners on cleared the right field Oaklandwall.now starts a three-game series against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday at Camden Yards. The A’s bullpen also allowed single runs in the seventh and eighthJoelinnings.Payamps gave up an earned run in the seventh on a fielder’s choice to cut Oakland’s lead to 3-2, and after A.J. Puk replaced Sam Moll with two out in the eighth, he allowed an RBI single to Ildemaro Var gasto tie the game. Puk had an adventur ous ninth inning after pinch-hitter Victor Robles stole second base with one out. But Puk struck out Luis García looking and got César Hernández on a deep fly ball to leftcenterThefield.A’stook a 3-1 lead in the top of the seventh inning on RBI singles from Tony Kemp and Seth Brown. With two outs, Kemp singled to right to score Cristian Pache from second base and after a Sean Murphybase hit, Brown singled to center to scoreLangeliersKemp. accounted for the A’s first run, as his fifth-inning homer to left tied the game 1-1 and snapped the rookie catch er’s 0-for-16 skid at theTheplate.homer also helped Dan Waldichuk avoid the loss in the MLB debut, as he allowed five hits and struck out six in 4-plusWaldichukinnings. came as advertised, as his strike out total was the most for an A’s pitcher in his MLB debut since Dallas Braden had six in six innings on
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Solano soccer falls to DVC ROCKVILLE — The Solano Community College women's soccer team lost Tuesday to Diablo ValleyLily1-0.Rendell scored six minutes into the first half for Diablo Valley off an assist from Brianna Diaz. That was all the scoring as Solano fell to 0-2 on the season. Falcons goalkeeper Fatima Guzman made 10 saves. Gabby Gonzalez and Amber Morales each had one shot on goal. Solano will be back in action Sept. 9 at home against Modesto.
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Solano is now 2-2 on the season. The Falcons travel Friday to Modesto to play both Modesto Junior College and Porter ville College.
Cam Inman BAY AREA NEWS GROUP SANTA CLARA — A new-look Jimmy Garop polo made his 49ers team practice debut Thurs day, and it started with him in a quarterback drill he’d never experienced before, certainly not in a 49ers’ backup role. His 22-year-old suc cessor, Trey Lance, took the first snap and rifled a pass to the right side, all while Garoppolo knelt two yards in front of him and waited his turn.
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VACAVILLE — Vanden High School's girls volleyball team rolled to a 25-11, 25-7, 25-9 win at Will C. Wood on Thursday night in the MEL opener for both teams. Fran King was 23-for-24 from the service line with 11 aces, five kills and nine assists. Jada Cuffie was perfect on 12 services and also had five kills and eight digs. Breanna Davis added 12-for-13 serving with five aces, six kills and 12 assists. The Vikings also got seven kills and eight digs from Sumer lyn Spencer and nine digs from Taya"TonightKelly. we had outstand ing serving and good connection between our setters and our attack ers," head coach Cindy Scolavino said. "Our ground coverage in the back row also did an outstanding job digging up balls." Vanden won the junior varsity match 25-13, 25-19. Miracle Lebon had seven kills and one solo block. Jazmine Ting had seven digs and one service ace. Piper Olson also contributed four aces and two assists.
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VACAVILLE — The Vanden High School girls golf team opened the Monticello Empire League season Thursday with a win over Armijo at Cypress Lakes GolfTheCourse.Vikings had a team score of 241. Fatum Sourmahoro led Vanden with a nine-hole total of 41. Kara Chung (47), Diana Borchert (49), Maggie Taylor (51) and Zoe Zanassi (53) completed the top five. Armijo did not post a final team score.
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Adkins and Dulce Bernal Ortiz won the No. 1 doubles match while the other two doubles matches were won by Annaforfeit.Kranz won her No. 1 singles match for Fairfield. Iliana Grinsteiner was also a winner in No. 3 singles.
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April 24, Although2007. he walked four, five of his strikeouts came on four-seam fastballs in the 95-96 mph range. This season, between Double-A and TripleA, Waldichuk, a Saint Mary’s College product, struck out 137 in 95.0Throughinnings. the first three innings, Waldichuk was able to minimize the damage after falling into some early trouble and pitch well.
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Scoreboard as head coach in 2018, Hawkins led UCD to its first FCS championship, the Big Sky Conference title. The title ended a drought for UCD as it takes time to move up in class and to compete against those bigger, stronger and faster. Last season, the Aggies reached the FCS playoffs for the second time. The Aggies this season are experienced on both sides of the ball and bound into Berkeley as a dan gerous, ofplayers.hard.goingmediaJustinwell-coached,”havewon19-17UCDfallingledBerkeley.waxedunderdog.two-touchdownIn2010,CalUCD52-3inIn2019,UCDatCal10-0before27-13.In2021,beataTulsateamthateventuallyabowlgame.Crazierthingshappened.“They’regoingtobeCalcoachWilcoxsaidinasession.“They’retoplayextremelyTheyhavegoodWeknowsometheirplayerswell.” Wilcox also knows Hawkins well. Hawkins brought Wilcox into coaching, as a graduate assistant at Boise State in the early 2000s. Wilcox knows Aggies tight end McCallan Castles. He played two seasons at Cal before his trans fer at UCD, where he excelled last season and is a preseason All-Amer icaCalcandidate.knows all about UCD linebacker Evan Tattersal, who played four seasons for the Bears and arrived in Yolo County as a grad uate transfer. And Cal is familiar with Ulonzo Gilliam, Jr., the sec ond-leading rusher in the history of UCD with 3,434 yards. Gilliam rushed for 89 yards and a score at Cal for UCD in “He’s2019.a very good player, a productive guy for a long time,” WilcoxGilliamsaid. is a threetime captain, testament to his impact and teamwideCalreputation.is10-0 all time against UCD. The Aggies are 2-23 against Pac-12 teams, includ ing a win over Arizona in 1921.
Arizona 62 68 .477 28 SAN FRANCISCO 61 68 .473 28½ Colorado 56 76 .424 35 Wednesday’s Games San Diego 5, SAN FRANCISCO 4 Washington 5, OAKLAND 1 Houston 5, Texas 3 Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 1 Baltimore 4, Cleveland 0 St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 3 Tampa Bay 2, Miami 1 Chicago Cubs 7, Toronto 5 N.Y. Mets 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 Seattle 5, Detroit 3 Atlanta 3, Colorado 2 Boston 6, Minnesota 5 Chicago White Sox 4, Kansas City 2 L.A. Angels 3, N.Y. Yankees 2 Philadelphia 18, Arizona 2 Thursday’s Games Washington 7, OAKLAND 5, 10 innings Seattle 7, Detroit 0 Chicago White Sox 7, Kansas City 1 N.Y. Mets 5, L.A. Dodgers 3 Baltimore 3, Cleveland 0 Boston 9, Texas 8 Atlanta 3, Colorado 0 Arizona 5, Milwaukee 0 Friday’s Games OAKLAND at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Phila. at SAN FRANCISCO, 7:15 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 3:35 p.m. Colorado at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Texas at Boston, 4:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 5:15 p.m. Houston at L.A. Angels, 6:38 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 6:40 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Saturday’s Games Phila. at SAN FRANCISCO, 1:05 p.m. OAKLAND at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Texas at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 3:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 3:10 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 3:35 p.m. Colorado at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 4:15 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 4:15 p.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 4:15 p.m. Miami at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 5:10 p.m. Houston at L.A. Angels, 6:07 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 6:10 p.m.
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ROCKVILLE — The Solano College women's volleyball team had a split decision in two matches Wednesday night in their second Solano Classic of the season. Solano lost to visiting College of Sequoias 15-25, 25-10, 23-25, 12-25. In the second match, Solano defeated Folsom Lake 25-11, 22-25, 26-24, 24-26, 15-13.
In the first match, Sammy Brown led the team with 11 kills, served 16-of-17 with two aces and added nine digs. Kelsey Wall added six kills and Crystal Carroll led the defense with 14 digs. Dani Rydjord also led with 16 assist, two blocks and served 13-for-14 with two aces. Liliana Ayala led the team with three blocks. Eryka Ferrer had a great serving game, going 11-for-11 with two aces. Layla Morales served 14-for-14 with one ace and added seven assists. In the second match, Brown led the team again with 27 kills, 19-for-20 serving with five aces and 13 digs. Rydjord led with 20 assists, had a tremendous night at the service line, going 31-for-31 with two aces. Carroll led the way on defense with 18 digs and 5 assists. Wall chipped in 16 digs, serving 13-for-15 with two aces. Ayala led with three blocks. Ferrer had another great game from the service line, going 16-for-16.
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FAIRFIELD — Nikki Chinda vong shot a 32 and Darla DelaTorre had a 34 as the Rodriguez High School girls golf team opened the Monticello Empire League season with an impressive team score of 196. The Mustangs hosted Will C. Wood at Rancho Solano Golf Course. The Wildcats didn't have enough players to post a teamKaylascore. Lee shot a 42 for Rodriguez and was fol lowed by Coco Trotter (43), Noelle Concepcion (45) and Destiny Men diola (52).
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Uh, welcome back, Jimmy G. It was his first practice with teammates since last season’s NFC Champi onship Game defeat, his first since March shoul der surgery scuttled his trade market, and his first since taking an $18 million pay cut in Monday’s revised deal that shockingly prolonged his 49ers Garoppolo’stenure. arm looked fresh as he zipped passes on target during the 30-minute window open to reporters, almost all armed with cell phone cameras recording the dethroned quarterback’s everyFormove.the past month, Garoppolo threw on a side field in secluded fashion. He steered clear of team meetings. He was as unsure as anyone where he’d suit up next. “It was weird. It was different than any situa tion I’ve ever been in, and I’ve been in some weird ones, too, so that’s saying something,” said Garop polo, who was traded from New England to the 49ers on Oct. 31, 2017. “I think things worked out for the “Therebest.were a lot of ups and downs, rocky roads here and there, but through the whole thing, I’m happy with where I’m at,” Garoppolo added. “I’m happy to be with the Niners, and I think the Niners are happy to have me back. Things are working out pretty well.” Garoppolo acknowl edged “a lot of discussion with other teams,” only to circle back to the 49ers and their familiarity.
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The show is a continentspanning team effort between Pittsburgh-based Fred Rogers Productions, Canadian chil dren’s media company 9 Story Media Group and 9 Story’s animation studio Brown Bag Films. Fun fact: Fred Rogers actually started a version of “Mister Rogers’ Neigh borhood” in Toronto before moving the show back to Pittsburgh. “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” is animated in Toronto as an homage to those Canadian roots. There was quite a bit of pres sure surrounding the launch of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor hood” back in 2012. It was the first Fred Rogers Produc tions show following the end of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” in 2001 and Rogers’ death in 2003. Chris Loggins, the show’s supervising producer, said the production team was nervous about how the show would be received by the Mister Rogers“Everyonefaithful.had a lot of great care and attention to detail going into the show, but there was no guarantee how it was going to resonate until it was out on the air,” Loggins said. “I just remember a feeling of, we think this is good and hope fully others will like it too. ... I like to think that we got it right, because we’re still around and kids and families seem to enjoy the Tammyshow.”Langton, the show’s director, has also been with “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” since its inception. She and Bambrick grew up watching both “Mister Rogers” and “Mr. Dressup,” a Canadian chil dren’s show hosted by Rogers protege Ernie Coombs. Langton was excited about being part of a Mister Rogers-related project and getting “to contribute to thatShelegacy.”worked as an assistant director on “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” before she was named director in 2018. Langton always had a sense that it could be something special. “You felt it,” she said. “The more involved that I got to be with the creative team, you just knew and could feel in the room that it was so cared for and there was so much love for Fred Rogers. . . . It’s impressive and humbling in a really nice way that we’ve been allowed to keep going and be part of people’s lives for a decade.” For Bambrick, part of the show’s lasting appeal has been its “sense of authenticity in every respect.” She appreciates that “Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor hood” never talks down to its audience, whether it’s present ing a song designed to assure children that their caregiv ers will eventually pick them up or trying to explain early 2020 Covid lockdowns in a kidfriendly way. “The one thing Fred Rogers taught us was the idea of respecting young people and giving them truth that satis fies curiosity but does it in a kind and gentle way,” Bam brick said. “I think we need to tell these stories and explain things to kids as opposed to, ‘Oh it’s fine, don’t worry about that.’ I think kids need to know about things in the right way.” Ellen Doherty, Fred Rogers Productions’ chief creative officer, used Daniel’s “grr-ific” catchphrase to describe how happy she is that the show is “still relevant and going strong” after 10 years. That was evident last year when Daniel was fea tured in a holiday tour of the White House conducted by first lady Jill Biden and earlier this year when the little tiger made an appearance at the White House’s Easter Egg Roll. Loggins thanked parents and children for “going on this journey with us” for a decade, while Bambrick simply said, “How many ways can you say thankPhotosyou?” of Daniel-themed Halloween costumes and birth day parties never cease to make Langton smile. “It’s part of their life, and they’re sharing that with us or other people,” she said. “I think that’s pretty awesome.”
PITTSBURGH — Heather Bambrick’s first indication that “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” was catching on occurred at a Toys R Us. The longtime voice of Mom Tiger was picking up a gift for a pregnant friend and was pleasantly surprised to find a whole shelf of Daniel Tiger merchandise.“That’swhen I thought, ‘OK, there are some legs here,’” Bambrick told the Post-Gazette. As the years went by, she continued to see tangible exam ples of the show’s impact on its target demographic of pre schoolers. She visited a friend in New York City who told her that she regularly uses the songs and strategies featured on “Daniel Tiger’s Neighbor hood” in her own parenting. Her “heart melted” after seeing a video of a child coming down from a tantrum after his mother asked him, “What does Daniel say?” The first episode of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” pre miered Sept. 3, 2012, on PBS Kids. To commemorate its 10-year anniversary Saturday, PBS Kids will air a five-hour “Top Ten Tiger Tales” mar athon of favorite episodes as voted on by fans. That’s just the appetizer, though, before Fred Rogers Productions and PBS Kids debut Season 6 of “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood” on Sept. 5 and kick off four days of new episodes. Season 6 will consist of 18 30-minute epi sodes that contain “Daniel Tiger” hallmarks like orig inal songs, life lessons and live-action vignettes filmed in Fred Rogers’ hometown. “This is 10 years of liveaction segments on ‘Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood’ that were all shot here in Pitts burgh,” said Paul Siefken, president and CEO of Fred Rogers Productions. “I like to think ‘Daniel Tiger’s Neigh borhood’ is the best postcard for Pittsburgh that Pittsburgh has ever had.”
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Madonna is feeling like a queen on a throne. The Queen of Pop made history this week by becoming the first woman to have a top 10 album in each decade since the 1980s. The achievement comes as her latest remix compilation – “Finally Enough Love” – debuted at No. 8 on Billboard’s Sept. 3 chart, which was announced earlier thisTheweek.album is avail able in either a 16-track standard album or an expanded 50-track deluxe set sold on digital platforms, as well as a three-CD or six-LP version. It’s Madonna’s 23rd album to reach the top 10 in the United States with 30,000 units sold – 28,000 pure album sales (digital and phys ical sales in the U.S.) as well as 2 million ondemand streams. It’s also the first remix album to reach the top 10 in nearly eight years. The last remixed album to accomplish that was Beyoncé’s six-track “More Only” EP, which debuted and peaked at No. 8 in December 2014. The Michigan-born global superstar, who just celebrated her 64th birthday, first entered the exclusive group of artists with a top 10 album with her self-titled debut in October“Madonna”1984. peaked at No. 8 on Oct. 20. “Like a Virgin,” “True Blue,” the “Who’s That Girl” soundtrack and “Like a Prayer” also cracked the top 10 in the ’80s. During the ’90s, the Grammy-winning charttopper saw seven albums cracking the top 10 list: “I’m Breathless: Music From and Inspired by the Film Dick Tracy,” “The Immaculate Col lection,” “Erotica,” “Bedtime Stories,” “Something to Remem ber,” the soundtrack to the movie “Evita,” for which Madonna won a Golden Globe for best actress in a musical or comedy motion picture, and “Ray of Light.” There were also six top 10 albums in the 2000s – “Music,” “GHV2: Greatest Hits Volume 2,” “American Life,” “Confessions on a Dance Floor,” “Hard Candy” and “Celebration” – and four in the ’10s: “Sticky & Sweet Tour,” “MDNA,” “Rebel Heart” and “Madame X.” Of Madonna’s 23 top 10 entries, nine of them went on to reach the top spot. “Like a Virgin” in 1984; “True Blue” in 1986; “Like a Prayer” in 1989; “Music” in 2000; “American Life” in 2003; “Confessions on a Dance Floor” in 2005; “Hard Candy” in 2008; “MDNA” in 2011 and “Madame X” in 2019. “Finally Enough Love: 50 Number Ones” consists of some of Madonna’s favorite remixes of her recordbreaking 50 No. 1s on Billboard’s Dance Club Songs chart – the only artist with 50 No. 1s on any single Bill boardThechart.album also tops five other Billboard charts this week: Top Album Sales; Top Current Album Sales; Top Dance/ Electronic Albums; Vinyl Albums; and Tastemaker Albums, which tallies the top-selling albums at independent and small chain record stores across the U.S. The mother of six also reached several top 10 charts across the globe – including the U.K, Spain, the Nether lands, Germany, France, Italy, Ireland and Aus tralia, where she scored her 12th No. 1 album.
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Lower Lake at Rio Vista The Rams are 1-1 with the worst of times, a 55-0 loss to Orestimba, and the best of times, a 57-0 win over Millennium of Tracy. Quarterback Matthew Bodie threw for 72 yards. Daniel Diaz rushed 11 times for 110 yards and a touch down. Isiah Turner caught two touchdown passes. Tony Bellonte led the Rio Vista defense with fiveLowertackles.Lake will be taking the field for the first time this season. They went 0-7 in 2021 and in only one game, a 19-18 loss to Fort Bragg, did they score more than six points. in a game.
Kickoff From Page B1 are at after a summer of training.”TheLagoon Valley course features two large hills that are affectionately known as “Big Momma” and “Little Sister.” There are also many lengthy flat stretches to go with the climbs, which is a good early-season test. “People like the novelty of the event with the two big hills that have names,” Monk said. “Big Momma is one of the more chal lenging hills you can find on a course in Northern California.”
Cardinal Newman at Vacaville The Bulldogs opened the season with a 49-21 win at Davis before suffering one of the worst losses in school history, falling 62-0 at Oak Ridge last Friday. Vacaville managed only 28 yards in the air between two quar terbacks and had four passes intercepted. Liam Flaherty led the Bull dogs defense with five solo tackles and two assists. Cardinal Newman overpowered San Leandro 34-7. Quarterback Matt Hilden threw for 117 yards and two touch downs. Santino Acevedo rushed just six times for 120 yards and two touchdowns. Zach Kelly caught two passes for 72 yards and a TD. Kaize Steverson keyed the defense with nineThetackles.Santa Rosa school went 8-4 last season and went deep into the North Coast playoffs before losing to Marin Catholic 42-7. Will C. Wood at Napa Will C. Wood is 1-1 after a 14-7 win over Pioneer of Woodland and a 50-0 loss to Casa Roble. The Wildcats gave up five touchdown passes to Casa Roble’s Connor Camp bell. Jarren Ford did have 12 tackles (seven solo, five assists). Darrius Hick enbottom had 10 tackles (seven solo, three assists). Kevin Butters pulled down an interception. Napa, an old Monti cello Empire League rival, beat Irvington of Fremont 15-14 in its season opener lastTheweek.Grizzlies went 1-9 in 2021 and lost to Wood 34-14 last season. Woodland Christian at Vacaville Christian Manny Tarango’s Falcons are hoping to find the win column for the first time this season, having lost to Sparks, Nevada 12-9 and Linden 44-0. Hunter Jackson was 9-for-16 for 90 yards against Linden but couldn’t find the end Kobezone.Powell led the Falcons’ defense with nine tackles (four solo, fiveWoodlandassists). Christian is 2-0 after a 45-0 in over Golden Sierra and a forfeit victory over Esparto. They will return to action after the week off because of theWoodlandforfeit. Christian went 11-1 in 2021 and went three rounds in the playoffs before losing to Le Grand 35-12, the only loss of the season for this strong program.
Benicia squad 47-8. Josh Tucker had the Falcons’ lone touchdown when he caught a short pass from quarterback Isaiah Nolan and raced in for the score. Fairfield did not have an offensive touchdown all of lastVallejoseason.is off to a late start and opens the season against Fairfield. The Red Hawks went 4-6 last season and one of the wins included a 24-7 victory over the Falcons. The Red Hawks grabbeda playoff spot last season, depite the losing record. It ended a long playoff drive spell for Vallejo.
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