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County libraries, shopping malls and other similar public venues are good places for area residents to go to escape the exces sive heat this weekend. The high Sunday at the Nut Tree Airport is projected to reach 107, climb to 111 on Labor Day, top out at 112 Tuesday and drop back to 107 Wednesday, the National Weather Service reports. The mercury hit 108 Friday and 103 Saturday. Highs Sunday at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield are projected to reach 103 Sunday, 104 Monday, 106 Tuesday and 102 Wednesday, the weather service reports. The high Friday was 97: It was 100 Saturday. Temperatures were projected to be so hot that city officials on Friday decided the Allan Witt Aquatics Complex would close at noon Saturday and remain closed until the scheduled fitness swim time at 7 a.m. Tuesday. However, slash play areas are open each day from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Gary Falati Park and at Mankas Neigh borhood Park. The Walter Graham Aquatic Todd R. H anSen
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The WashingTon PosT SUKHODIL, Ukraine — Danylo Ischenko dreams of walking beside his fiancée on their weddingBolivia,day. an English racehorse, is helping him get Ischenko,there. 34, lost his leg to shrapnel from Russian shelling in a village near Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine that changed his life in a fiery flash. The shards sliced into his left leg, which he lost 11 days later. The mil itary sent Ischenko to a rehabilitation center in Lviv, in western Ukraine. He was referred to a horse farm, where he met“She’sBolivia.really calm and sweet,” Ischenko said of the dark, chocolate brown horse with a thick, black mane. “I found my con nection with her.” Ischenko is among Ukraine’s wounded undergoing hippother apy – physical therapy based in riding horses. The soldier is part of the country’s growing legion of amputees, both civilians and fighters, recover ing from wounds seen andOnhidden.aSunday in July, Ischenko rode Bolivia around an arena with the assistance of a trainer. The two appeared to move as one, Bolivia responding to hisAftersignals.fivesessions, “my mental state is getting better,” Ischenko said. “I feel how the muscles on my legs and back are getting stronger. I like that“Myfeeling.”nervous system is calming down,” he said. “I no longer have nightmares.”Ischenko’s path to recovery remains arduous. He hopes to travel to the United States in September for a bionic leg, an growingizeoftenpost-traumaticmarilyUkraine,asia’snearthe42,Oleksandrawifetogetherwalkheneedsartificialelectromechanicallimb,buthestillthevisa.Afterthat,said,he’llbereadytointomarriage.HorsetherapybroughthusbandandVasylIrkha,50,andKhandodina,whorunthefarminvillageofSukhodil,Lviv.BeforeRusinvasion,theduohadfarminPoltava,centralandworkedpriwithsufferersofstress,children.NowtheyspecialintreatingUkraine’sranksofsoldiers
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He needed an anchor. An acquaintance asked him to help out with a program at a nearby horse farm, where he was intro duced to hippotherapy – as well as to Khandodina, who also worked there. The now-married couple moved west when this year’s invasion began. They started tailoring treatments to amputees. Every case is different. Anatoly, 26, who for privacy reasons gave only his first name, lost his right arm from an injury sustained in close combat in Mariupol in April, he said. He had to walk eight days with a tourniquet around his arm before reaching help. He knew after the first day he had lost his arm. At the horse farm, he is tending to linger ing pain, compounded by phantom pain, perceived discomfort in a limb he no longer has. He first learned to hoist himself up by throwing his chest over the horse’s side, before moving on to one-handed yoga moves. The greatest feeling, he said, is “the emotion of victory, over myself, that I didSerheii,something.”26, who also gave only his first name, said he didn’t care for horses – and came instead for his wife, seven months pregnant, and 2-yearold son, Egor. The toddler screeched in excitement at the sight of Serheiithem.was injured in March in a village near Izyum, now anddidsoldierthehefrontIrkharemainscreechinghorseslackhorse,usedchildwillSerheiieverythingtheticintochildfatherthatreceivedfellfire,heleg]andand,intoRussian-occupied.“Themissileburrowedthedirt,explodedwiththefragmentstheshockwave,[theflewoffimmediately,”said.“Iflewup,caughtfelldown.Andmylegnexttome.”Serheiirecentlyabioniclimb.Egordoesnotknowanythingabouthisisdifferent.Thesometimesbumpsorbitestheproslimb–ashedoesaroundhim,said.Oneday,though,Egorlearnwhathappened.Inthemeantime,thewatchedhisfatherastooltomountaasIrkhaheldtheintheleadrope.Thebegantoamble.Egorranbehind,indesiretowithhisfather.Sohoistedhimupinofhisfather,wheresathappily.Theextraweightmadedrillharder.Buttheappearedcalm,asthehorsebearinghimhisson.
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MuseumVirginia of Natural History in an article on Vice.com. But the discovery of one with more than 1,300 legs, almost double the previous leg count? “That was pretty astonishing,” he said. You know what else is astonishing? That scientists and our teachers let us believe millipedes had 1,000 legs when they knew (or should have known) that wasn't true. It wasn't evenByclose.theway, it's not the only such lie. Centipedes, which should have 100 feet (centi = 100) don't have that many. According to a random website I walknumber,it's30centipedeschecked,rangefromlegsto354.Hopefully,alwaysanevenortheymightinalongcircle.ButIdigress.Centipedesdon'thave100legs.Millipedesdon'thave1,000legs(althougheumillipespersephonehas1,306ish).Doyouknowwhatelseistrue?Strawberriesandraspberriesare not areKoalaberries.bears not Jellyfishbears.are not made out of jelly and they aren'tGuineafish. pigs are not pigs, nor are they from Guinea. I guess I'd be even more upset if I didn't have sports to keep me straight. I know that no matter what happens, the Boston baseball team wears red socks, the Green Bay football team works during the week packing boxes and the Utah NBA team members all play jazz music. But back to the main point. We now have our first true millipede, albeit one with an extra 306 legs. You're now smarter. And the Pede family is out the money for several hundred pairs of tiny shoes. Reach Brad Stanhope at outlook.com.bradstanhope@
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with amputated limbs, through a project called Ride to the Future. There are no official figures for how many soldiers have lost limbs in the war: As a rule, Ukraine’s military does not disclose cau salityAmputeescounts. require spe cialized care to prevent infections, blood clots, heart problems and phantom pain, among other complications. Hip potherapy uses physical exercises and yoga tech niques to help amputees regain strength, flexibility and balance, Irkha said. Through testing them selves and connecting with animals, he said, participants work to heal psychological traumas and learn to take pride in their“Weresilience.show them the possibility,” he said, “that they may have lost a limb, but life goes on.” Irkha knows from experience. He fought for three years in eastern Ukraine after Rus sia’s 2014 invasion. He returned with back pain, heart problems and a posttraumatic stress disorder.
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— Dressed in recreated Civil War era uniforms, the Company G Buffalo Sol diers made camp at Pena Adobe on Saturday for an educational four hours forThevisitors.reenactment group of the Buffalo Soldiers is a living history group that was established in the Sacramento area almost 30 years ago. They shared the history with over a 100 visi torsBuffaloSaturday.Soldiers were members of the US Army and wore the same uni forms as the rest of the U.S. Army during the Civil War, though they were initially given leftover uniforms and equipment from the Civil War according to Presi dent Bill Terrell. The regulation uniform for the Ninth and Tenth Calvary were created by an act of Congress in 1866 after the end of the Civil War. “The white soldiers were ready to go home, but the six regiments of black soldiers remained and they were tasked to help settle the West,” Terrell“Thesaid.Buffalo Soldiers were sent out to to help those migrating West,” Terrell said. He enjoys sharing the history of the regiment with“Wevisitors.were the first law enforcement in the West,” he said. “They had the Buffalo Soldiers recaptur ing Indians, maintaining law and order and moving West with the settlers. For many it was the first taste of freedom after slavery.” The group recreates the black cavalry units that served in the Old West from 1866 to 1891. Company G’s goal is to tell the story of the Buffalo Soldiers’ history by visit ing schools, community organizations, churches and public events. They will have artifacts of the Buffalo Soldiers, and members dressed in the uniforms depicting that time will be on hand to talk with Terrell’svisitors.father Warren C. Terrell was one of the last original Buffalo Sol diers as he was part of the 1942-44 9th Cavalary reg iment, after the war years that designation changed. “When I was younger I didn’t care about my dad’s involvement,” Bill said. “When I reconnected with my dad later, he took me to a few events and that really interested me.” His father was quick to dispel any myths about being a soldier on horse back for instance, you wouldn’t shoot at someone on horseback because the horse would throw you off. “Your horse was your number one priority before you state down to eat, you took care of your horse,” Bill said. Bill has spent many years with the Buffalo Sol diers and over that time, period he grew to love history and sharing it withHeothers.is thrilled his grandson, Glenn Whipper is joining them as a Junior Buffalo Soldier. This is only the second time the Buffalo Soldiers have come to the park, and they drew a large crowd of visitors.“Thisis always a big hit when they visit,” Cricket Kanouff, president of the Peña Adobe Historical Society, said. The Solano Sheriff’s Posse has been part of the Solano County Sher iff’s Office for more than 70 years and they brought there horses and riders out for the Volunteersday. use their horses and equipment to help with search-and-res cue efforts, emergency services and as public ambassadors.Musicwas provided by the Vacaville Jammers, a group of musicians under the direction of Leslie and Terry Clopper, who play acoustic instruments and sing together. They are based at the McBride Senior Center. Susan Hiland/Daily Republic Bill Terrell, President of the 10th Calvary Company G Buffalo Soldiers, participates in the 2nd Annual Buffalo Soldiers Reenactment, at Pena Adobe Park, Saturday.
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Sandra anding,cooking,CenterattechnicianalsoretiredofficemostaccountantmostlivedSanonfamily.surroundedhomeSunday68,Headlee-Borden,MariepassedawayatherinSuisunCitybyherSandywasbornOct.30,1953,inFranciscoandinNorthernCaliforniaofherlife.Sheworkedasanfor20years,recentlyatthemedicalofDr.PeterLeoni.Shein2019.SandywasalicensedpharmacyandvolunteeredtheDavidGrantMedicalpharmacy.Sandyenjoyedcrafting,sewingandtravelandwasayouthdancegymnasticsinstructor.Shewillberememberedasadedicatedwife,motherandgrandmother,andalovingdaughterandsister.Survivorsincludeherhusband,JosephBorden;son,JustinHeadlee-Borden(Linnaea);grandchildren,Henry,OliverandPatrickHeadlee-Borden; sister, Marlynne Howard; brother, Joseph Headlee; niece, Jennifer Hanson; nephew, Scott Hanson;nephew,Hanson;great-niece,Howard;Alysiaandgreat-Brennonaswellas
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Susan L. Hulse, age 73, sadly passed away on Thursday, Aug. 25, 2022, after battling illness at Kaiser Vacaville.Susan was born in Champagne, Illi nois, to Ralph and Dorothy Jackson in August 1948. Growing up she got to see much of the world with her family following her father’s pilot career in the U.S. Air AfterForce.graduating high school in Japan, Susan then married, moved to Fairfield, and had her daughter Chris tine in 1970. After becoming a mother, Susan later went on to graduate from Sonoma State, where she received her teaching cre dentials. Susan admirably worked as a special needs teacher for several years until her Susanretirement.issurvived by her grandsons, Adam and Kevin Osgood.Service to be announced at a later date. Horst, Florence (Penny), 95, of Vacaville, died July 18, 2022. Burial service to be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Sept. 19, 2022, at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery, 5810 Midway Road, Dixon, California. Followed by a gather ing of family and friends to be announced. Please note that Covid-19 face masks are required.
the mortality of the stur geon population and the numbers from this event are far more exten sive than from the usual numbers of fish who die from predation, ship strikes and other more typicalBeingmeans.able to collect the carcasses has given the researchers more fish to study for a host of information, including the study of the fin rays, which can help determine age, natal information and data on where the fish have traveled. DNA samples are also being taken from the washed-up carcasses. The lab has over the years been able to develop at kind of strontium map – chemi cal element markers for various waterways. What the scientists have not been able to determine, however, are spawning migration patterns. Unlike similar studies being conducted on Chinook salmon, those patterns are more easily determined because the salmon typically return to the waterways from which they hatched. The sturgeon, Sell heim said, apparently change feeding and other habits during the spawn, which has made the research more difficult. Also, while they spawn in freshwater, they do not die after Sellheimspawning.also noted that researchers are validating the study pro tocols for contaminants.researching“Wehavefoundleadandsomechemicals,”shesaid,addingthatputsadditionalstressonpopulationsalreadyaffectedbylossofhabitatandreducedwaterflows.
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Sturgeon fishing safe for now; Bay population likely most at risk
— The state Department of Fish and Wildlife said no changes to the stur geon fishery regulations are being considered at thisOfficialstime.said the infor mation pool is, as of yet, too“Thereshallow.have been no discussions about reg ulation changes to the sturgeon fishery as a result of the harmful algal bloom. We are still evalu ating the loss of this event and we don’t know, or even have a good estima tion of, what portion of the population has been lost. We will look at fish eries options once we have a better picture of the scale of this event,” Jordan Traverso, deputy director of communica tions for the state agency, said in an email that corrected a mistakened comment from Thursday. An official working at Mare Island, where dead fish have washed ashore from San Pablo Bay on the west side, said the recent “red tide” event could result in a “com plete collapse” of the sturgeon population. If that comment was directed at the population that make the San Fran cisco Bay their home, then the assessment may not be out of the question. But a leading sci entist who has been studying the sturgeon populations for about 10 years said there is still a lot of hope for those fish who have been out in the open ocean or typically live in freshwater, that they – probably – have not been teamtalityispopulationblyinoceanareened)thehope,butCreekidentSacramento.FishscientistKristenfishhasing“It’sexposed.heartbreakforsomeonewhobeenstudyingtheseforadecade,”saidSellheim,aseniorwithCramerSciencesinWestSheisaresintheupperPutaharea.“Itistooearlytotell,wehavereasontobecausealotof(federallythreatgreen(sturgeon)stilloutintheopenandthosewholivefreshwaterareprobaOK.ButfortheBay...certainlyitgoingtobealargemorevent.”Sellheimispartofathatalreadystudies
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her loving in-laws, Terry and Mary Porter and family. She was preceded in death by her son ‘BJ’ Head lee-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. Wednes day, Sept. 7, 2022, at Twin Chapels Mortuary, 1100 Ten nessee 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 direction and care of Twin Chapels Mortu ary, Vallejo 707-552-6696, w ary.com.ww.TwinChapelsMortu
the following year and became permanently bed ridden as a result. Due to shortcomings of the western medical system, his condition would only worsen in the years that fol lowed. He passed away on Aug. 3, One2022.ofRichard’s most defining traits was his gen erosity and care toward people. The family believes that his soul is now in a better place with God, but he will be severely missed by those still living. Richard Chai’s funeral service will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9, 2022, at St. Paul Catholic Church, 8720 Florin Road, Sacra mento, California. Anybody who knows Richard is welcome to attend. After ward, he will be cremated and his remains will be placed in a niche in the ‘Chapel of Light’ at Fairmont Memorial Park in Fairfield, California.
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Richard Chai was born in Hono lulu, Hawaii, on July 17, 1935, to Gilbert and Elizabeth Chai. Being one of eight children, he devel oped a good work ethic from a very youngAfterage. graduat ing high school, he joined the U.S. Army and was assigned to the 24th Infantry Divi sion in Korea. He was honor ably discharged in 1957 and attended Honolulu Business College under the Mont gomery GI Bill. Shortly after business school, he began working for Hawaiian Electric Company. Starting at the bottom, he quickly worked his way up and eventually became supervisor within theRichardcompany.married Lillian I. and had three children, Shane, Jennifer and Julaine, but the two would eventu ally divorce. In 1980, Richard married his current spouse, Beverly Chai, and had a son, Brandon, the following year. After working at Hawai ian Electric for over 30 years, he retired in 1988 at which time he decided to move his wife and son to San Leandro, California. In 1992, the family then moved to Fairfield, California, where he and his wife joined Couples for Christ and started the ‘Peace ful Doves’ music ministry within his home churchHoly Spirit Catholic Parish.In2014, Richard and Beverly moved to wfultoBrandon,closerCalifornia,Sacramento,tobetotheirsonbutduesomestresslifesituationshichwouldarise,Richardcollapsed
— State and local authori ties remain on the lookout for dangerous drivers as the Labor Day holiday weekend continues. The California Highway Patrol is in the midst of a maximum enforcement period in anticipation of increased holiday-related traffic. The enforce ment period began at 6:01 p.m. Friday and con tinues through 11:59 p.m. Monday. In addition to assisting motorists and looking for traffic vio lations throughout the holiday weekend, CHP officers will be paying close attention to those who are suspected of driving under the influ ence of drugs and/ or alcohol.Policein cities across Solano County are doing the Fairfieldsame.police this week announced a DUI and driver’s license checkpoint Saturday in the area of Travis Bou levard and North Texas Street. They also warned that having just one alco holic drink before driving is sometimes enough to cause impairment at a level to violate the state’s drunken driving laws. Forty-three people were killed in vehicle crashes on Califor nia roadways during the holiday weekend in 2021, the CHP reports. CHP officers made 985 DUI arrests and issued more than 6,000 speeding cita tions throughout the state during last year’s Labor Day weekend. Fairfield police investigated 52 DUI collisions in 2020 that left two people dead and 69 others injured, the department“Alcohol-reports.and drugimpaired driving continues to be a leading cause of traffic fatalities and injuries in Califor nia, and the moment an impaired driver gets behind the wheel, they put themselves and every other person on the road in great danger,” CHP Com missioner Amanda Ray said in a press release. “The CHP is committed to enforcement and nonenforcement strategies, including education and community engagement, to ensure the highest level of safety for everyone traveling throughout Cali fornia during the holiday.” Impairment can also come from taking certain prescription drugs and over-the-counter medica tion as well as marijuana. “There is never a good excuse for driving after drinking or using drugs that impair,” Vallejo police public information officer Sgt. Rashad Hollis said in a press release. Hollis said those who plan on drinking or taking medications with a driving warning label should let someone who is sober drive. To report an impaired driver, call 911. Provide the dispatcher a descrip tion of the vehicle, the license plate number, location and direc tion of Thetravel.CHP’s maximum enforcement period coin cides with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s ongoing impaired driving national enforcement campaign, “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over,” which con tinues through Monday.
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Daily Republic Staff tionofthetheafirereceivedConservationtheexpectedLNUdamagedVALLEYDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETPLEASANTS—Asurveyofhabitatinthefireburnareaistostartwithinnextmonth.TheSolanoResourceDistricthasa$175,000post-recoverygrant,partoflargerblockgrantfromU.S.ForestServicetoCaliforniaAssociationResourceConservaDistricts.TheassociationwasawardedthegrantinMay.Thelocaldistrictrecentlylearnedofitsshare.“AsthesizeandintensityofCaliforniawildfiresgrow,thechallengesofpost-firerestorationgrowaswell,”theSolanoResourceConservationDistrictsaidinastatement.Morethan10,940squaremiles(7millionacres)ofCaliforniaburnedfrom2019-2021,manyofwhichincludehighseveritylandscape-alteringburnacres,thestatementfromtheSolanodistrictsaid.“Post-firerecoveryisnotonlyatimeofhealingforthecommunitybutalsopresentsanarrowopportunitytoaddressimpactstothe landscape,” the district statement said. “One of the many important parts of post-fire community healing is managing the landscape to restore eco system function, support habitat resilience, and prevent a semi-permanent to permanent deforesta tionParticipationevent.” in the survey by burn area property owners is volun tary. Data collection will focus on impacts to land scapes – such as forest health, fuel loads, creek impacts, flooding and erosion concerns – rather than runningerties,fireCouncillikepartnerscollaboratingmunity’sourRCDinexecutiveConservationRose,ty’simpactsandrestoreneededeffectiveingsize“Withinfrastructure.theincreasingoflandscape-alterwildfires,timelyandrestorationistoreducehazards,forestresilience,preventpermanenttoSolanoCounnaturalareas,”ChrisSolanoResourceDistrict’sdirector,saidthestatement.“Solanoisworkingtoplaypartinthecomrecovery,andwithourthroughforumstheSolanoFireSafetoplanadditionalresilienceprojects.”Workonriparianpropthosewithcreeksthroughthem or along their borders, can be funded through the grant. However, the goal is to apply for future grants to address broader habitatTreeimpacts.removal and other projects are expected to begin next summer. A dry lightning storm set fires in mid-August 2020 across Northern California from the Men docino National Forest to the Santa Cruz Mountains. Hundreds of homes were destroyed as what’s now known as the LNU Lightning Complex Fire burned into Solano County late Aug. 18, 2020, and raced toward Vacaville in the early hours of Aug. 19 and soon after threatened Fairfield. The overarching complex fire burned until Oct. 2, 2020, and charred more than 567.53 square miles (363,220 acres). To participate in this survey effort, contact Karin Young, Conserva tion Project manager for Solano Resource Con servation District, at com/SRCD-LNU.orgkarin.young@solanorcd.orvisithttps://tinyurl.
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Todd r. H Ansen willCityTHANSEN@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—TheCouncilonTuesdayconsiderintroducinganordinanceonhowtopreventfoodfacilitiesfrom“illegally”providingplasticstrawsandotherfoodwareaccessoriesagainststatelaw.Thecityischoosingtomakeenforcementapartoftheadministrativecitationprocess,thecitystaffreporttothecouncilstates.Gov.GavinNewsomsignedthelawinOctober2021that“prohibitsafoodfacilityfromprovidinganysingle-usefoodwareaccessoryorstandardcondimenttoaconsumerunlessspecificallyrequestedbytheconsumer,andalsoprohibitssingle-usefoodwareaccessoriesfrombeingbundledorpackagedinawaythatprohibitstheconsumerfromtakingonlytheitemdesiredwhenspecificallyrequested.Thelawalsorequireslocalgovernmentstotake steps to enforce the law. Council members meet at 6 p.m. in the council chamber at City Hall, 1000 Webster St. The public session follows a 5 p.m. closed session during which the council will be updated on exist ing litigation, East of Eden North Bay LLC v. City of Fairfield, and potential litigation on a defama tion claim. Showcase LLC asserts it was injured by comments made by Coun cilwoman Catherine Moy. Also on the agenda, the council will consider the new governance struc ture of Community Action Partnership of Solano Joint Powers Authority (CAPTheSolano).council will also be accepting state funds secured by Assembly woman Lori Wilson, D-Suisun City, that pro vides $1.2 million for the renovation of Shelter Solano kitchen, and $1.5 million for upgrades to the Linear Park and Allan Witt Com munity Park.
the possible appointment of a new general manager will follow the regular session.
County Water Agency will receive an update on the ongoing drought, and a presentation on the purpose and history of the Putah Creek Accord. The accord
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updated on legisla tive and water policy matters. Vallejo Waterfront Weekend expanding this year
Tribune ConTenT AgneCy Vallejo Waterfront Weekend 2022 is set up to be twice as good as it has been in the past, and it’s not just because the event is expanding from one to twoEventdays.co-chair Jon Riley doesn’t try to hide his excitement about what’s coming on Oct. 1 and 2. “This is shaping up to be the best one ever,” Riley said. “First, we’re expanding to a two-day event that will go until 4 p.m. on Sunday and also because we’ve added a number of key events to make this year special.” The Vallejo Water front Weekend is a festival celebrating the City of Vallejo, Historic Mare Island and Solano County. According to the event’s website “the goal is to showcase why we choose to live, work, and play in this vibrant com munity, while the goal of the steering committee is to ensure that attend ees (residents and visitors alike) enjoy the weekend, participate in its growth and look forward to its return each year.” Riley says the event has raised over $100,000 for local profits in the last six years. Back at the event this year will be usual favorites like the whale boat regatta, car show, martial arts tournament, kornhole tournament, community resource fair, Glo Run, Ducky Derby, Splash Chair, Kids Zone and Touch a Truck and Trades Fair, along with bus and ferry tours. There will also be live music acts like the Verismo Opera Performance.Newevents have been added such as “Mare Island: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” (spon sored by the Mare Island Co.) featuring a celebra tion of the storied past, present and future of Mare Island and Vallejo. All activities for this will be centered in the His toric Core of Mare Island. There will be hot air balloons for for a panoramic view of Vallejo. This will take place on Saturday from 7 to 10 Disca.m..golf will also be represented, with Whirl wind Disc Golf teaming up with the Benejo Disc Golf Club, a partnership of the Benicia and Vallejo Clubs, and the Napa Disc Golf club to have a “Hydraulic Hyzer – Mare Island – Yardbird Classic.” The proceeds will be split between the VWW, whose proceeds support local nonprofits and the three clubs, which will fund improvements to the Benicia and Hanns Park Disc Golf Courses. An 18-hole disc golf course will also be avail able on Mare Island with nine holes along the urban industrial area of the waterfront and His toric Core, while the back nine holes will be near Alden Park. On Sunday morning there will be a “Vallejo Police Officer Memorial Run for Our Heroes” hon oring Jim Capoot, Jeff Azuar, Calvin Thacker, William Easson and Watchman Toal. It will be hosted by the Vallejo Police Officers Associa tion and will benefit the Vallejo Police Activi tiesAlsoLeague.on Sunday, attendees will have a chance to participate in an NFL Flag Foot ball Clinic hosted by the Coach Sarna League. There will also be Napa Valley Paddle Guided Tours. These tours will discuss a ecological, and human history while aboard a kayak or whaleboat and will feature the Vallejo waterfront, Mare Island Strait, and Napa- Sonoma Marsh. The tour is approximately two hours and will last 3.5 miles. Riley said that the event still needs more volunteers and sponsors. The waterfront weekend starts at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1 and goes until 7 p.m. while continuing on Sunday Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
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BloomBerg As summer winds down and the holiday season nears, Califor nia’s $1 billion walnut industry is gearing up for its busiest shipping season. The problem is getting nuts out the Farmersdoor.started the new market ing year Thursday with a massive backlog of product as they prepare to harvest what could be a bumper crop. The state, which grows about 30% of the world’s walnuts, makes up nearly all U.S. production. The dilemma stems from sup ply-chain bottlenecks that have cut into both foreign and domestic shipments, costing California pro ducers an estimated $1.3 billion in lost wholesale value this year alone. The logistical woes, including massive container ship congestion at California’s Port of Oakland, risk handing export rivals like Chile and China a competitive edge. The industry also has had to contend with angry customers and plum meting prices. “It’s a classic supply issue,” said Don Barton, president of GoldRiver Orchards, a walnut grower and processor in the Central Valley, a region that produces 40% of Ameri ca’s nuts and fruits. The risk of more logjams has prompted Barton to try something new: send product by rail from Cal ifornia to Virginia, where nuts are then loaded on ships for destinations like Europe and Israel. “The cost is higher but we have to do what we have to do to get our crop moving,” Barton said. The “mess” at the Oakland port, as well as a strong dollar denting the global appeal of goods priced in the U.S. currency, are among the reasons for the glut, according to Barton. Wholesale export prices for Chandler walnuts -- the leading variety grown in California -- have plunged to 80 cents a pound from $1.25 a year ago, he said. California is the biggest global shipper of walnuts and second-larg est grower after China. A third of the U.S. crop is consumed domesti cally and the rest is exported, with top importers including Germany, Turkey, Japan and South Korea. The shipping snarls began taking a big toll last year, adding to a raft of pressures.“Between trade wars, Covid and port issues, the industry has lost $3 billion over the last five years when you put it all together,” said Pamela Graviet, who serves as senior international marketing director for the California Walnut Commission.Walnuts, the oldest tree food known to humans and prized for their healthy omega 3 fatty acids, have a shelf life of around 12 to 18 months, depending on how the nuts are stored. That makes them harder to stockpile than nuts like almonds, which can stay good for more than two years. Container ship delays have meant some product sitting in hot vessels for extended periods and going bad before reaching custom ers. The top use for walnuts that are passed their prime is bird food, Graviet said. U.S. producers soon will head into their busiest exporting period as walnut demand revs up around worldwide holidays like Diwali, Christmas and Ramadan. The shipping snarls last season led to 70,000 tons worth of lost walnut sales, or about 10% of the crop, according to Graviet. “Walnuts are a part of all of those holiday traditions,” she said. “With the inability to get our product out we missed those windows.” California’s walnut output this year is forecast at 720,000 tons, down 1% from 2021, according to an updated estimate Thursday from the U.S. Department of Agri culture. If realized, the crop would be the state’s third-biggest since at least 2003. Farmers initially bene fited from heavy precipitation late last year but then orchards were hindered by hot and dry condi tions amid the the worst drought in 1,200It’syears.not just walnuts.
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aggressively cut costs to boost Aurora’s balance sheet. He wrote that Allen & Co. had been doing some analysis of thisUrmsonpath. gave a breakdown of per sonnel measures to consider including freez ing hiring, laying off employees, aggres sively managing poor performers and more intensively reorganiz ing the company to avoid duplication. He also listed cash-saving measures such as elim inating an equity grant for himself, zeroing-out corporate donations and discontinuing lunch-time food
Almonds –California’s second high est-valued agriculture commodity after dairy – and other farm prod ucts have been hit hard by congested shipping routes. Walnut exporters and other agriculture shippers in the state are in talks with top steamship and rail carriers for a new trade pathway to bypass Oakland and get their products overseas“We’vefaster.gotmore than 2 billion pounds of almonds sitting in ware houses because they cannot get to their markets overseas,” said Gene Seroka, executive director for the Port of Los Angeles, the largest U.S. trade gateway. Agricultural exports out of southern California have been falling for at least three years now, he noted. The busiest port in California after Los Angeles and Long Beach, Oakland has faced issues ranging from capacity to labor during the pandemic. In July, the hub shut down for almost a week after truck ers protesting a gig-work law that could take 70,000 California drivers off the road blocked access to the operation.
The U.S. labor market added 315,000 jobs in August, hitting a 20-month streak in strong job growth that’s powering an economy through omi nously high inflation. The unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 3.7%, according to a monthly jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday, with 344,000 more people unemployed than the pre viousThemonth.August jobs gains were the lowest monthly pickup so far this year, but the labor market remains an area of strength for the economy, especially as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to rein in blistering inflation. The biggest gains were in professional and busi ness services, which added 68,000 jobs in August, shooting past its pre-pandemic numbers. The industry saw the strongest gains in com puter systems design, management and tech nical consulting, and architectural and engi neering services, while legal services lost 9,000Employmentjobs. in health care rose by 48,000 jobs, with notable additions in physicians, hospitals, and nursing and residential care facilities. Retail trade added 44,000 jobs, and manufacturing continued to trend up by 22,000 jobs. Employment in leisure and hospitality saw little change after average monthly job gains of 90,000 in the first seven months of 2022. The industry still remains below its pre-pandemic levels by 7%. The economy has more than recovered the 20 million jobs lost during the pandemic. Mean while, other indicators, such as a decline in economic output and per sistent higher prices for just about everything, suggest a less rosy picture, raising questions about how much longer the hot job market can last. The mixed signals have led many economists to warn that workers will eventually face a weaker job market, especially if there is a recession. And although inflation eased slightly while remaining high in July and workers have continued to see his toric wage growth this summer, paychecks have not kept up with inflation, hitting low-income house holds the Averagehardest. hourly earnings increased by 10 cents for private sector workers in August, or by 0.3 percent, to $32.36 an hour. Over the past year, wages have increased by 5.2Thepercent.labor force partic ipation rate also ticked up by 0.3 percent in August up to 62.4 percent, a sign that more Americans are looking to return to work, with many finding jobs. But that figure remains below its February 2020 levels, frustrating employers facing severe labor“Broadlyshortages.speaking, the economy is slowing even though the job market has been very hot,” said Daniel Zhao, lead econ omist at Glassdoor. “But the overall economy and job market can’t be out of sync for too long. I think the labor market still has gas left in the tank and clearly more than we expected a few months ago, but eventually it will have to fall back to earth.” The economy added 528,000 jobs in July, more than doubling fore casters’ expectations and substantially reducing recession“Thingsfears.are still very hot, but July’s report was more of a fluke than the start of an accelera tor,” Zhao said. Industries that are more sensitive to inter est rate hikes, including construction, durable goods production, mort gages and temporary help services, will see a decline in jobs first if the labor market weakens, economists say. “When we stop seeing growth in those industries, that’s when you think the first shoe is beginning to drop. It hasn’t yet,” said Erica Groshen, an eco nomics adviser at Cornell University and the com missioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics from 2013 to 2017. The strength of the job market has emboldened the Fed to take aggressive action to fight inflation.
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Speaking in Jackson Hole, Wyo., last week, central bank Chair Jerome H. Powell said the Fed will not stop raising rates until inflation is more under control, though he expects that will probably soften the labor Boomingmarket.jobs creation has also meant fierce competition between employers for a limited labor supply. There con tinue to be roughly two open jobs for every job seeker, according to the July job openings report, and workers continued to quit their jobs at an ele vated rate in July, in a phenomenon dubbed the “Great Resignation.”
Geraldine Hope Ghelli/Bloomberg Walnuts, the oldest tree food known to humans and prized for their healthy omega 3 fatty acids, have a shelf life of around 12 to 18 months, depending on how the nuts are stored.
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BloomBerg Aurora Innovation Inc.’s chief executive officer recently laid out a range of options for the self-driving company to respond to worsen ing market conditions and partners pushing out timelines, including a possible sale to Apple or Microsoft, accord ing to a document seen by ChrisBloomberg.Urmson, who co-founded Aurora after running Google’s selfdriving car project, also outlined cost cuts and floated measures includ ing taking the company private, spinning off or selling assets and pursu ing a small capital raise in a memo labeled “board discussion pre-read” and dated Aug. 3. Urmson inadvertently sent this to staff and asked them on Aug. 9 not to open it, the document shows. A representative for Aurora confirmed the authenticity of the memo and said the company is considering ways to stay competitive in a chal lenging $300withpaniesconsiderinoptiononrosetheofersawardinggiveninincreasedufacturers.originalwrote,shiftedtheirourOEMeffortsdidn’twithandtheactioncompanythetohadmemoUrmson,thantheyearcheckmergingsincegovernance.”andthising“Wesaidcompanylong-termevaluatingthroughcompanymacro“Givenmarketplace.thecurrentconditions,everyshouldbegoingtheexerciseofitsoptionsandstrategy,”aspokespersonFridayinanemail.thinkthatthinkthroughthingslikeisapositivesignamarkofgoodAurorahasstruggledgoingpublicbywithablank-companylatelastinadealthatleftcompanywithmore$1.8billionincash.46,wroteinathatwhileAuroracutbackonspendingextendits“runway”tomiddleof2024,theneededtotaketomakeitthroughmarketdownturnchallengesworkingmanufacturershename.“Despiteourbesttohelpourpartnersmeetoriginalschedule,timelineshaveout,”Urmsonreferringtoequipmentman“Wedohaveconfidencetheirnewtimelinestheselectionandofkeysuppliandtheattachmentkeypersonneltoprojects.”Sharesofthecompanyasmuchas27%thenews.AnotherstrategicUrmsonsuggestedthememowastoacquiringcominthesector$150milliontomillionofcashand
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The Rio Vista Rotary Club would like to thank all who supported our beer booth at Hog August Bites on Aug. 27. We ran the booth all day from morning till evening, selling a variety of standard and craft brews to please the taste buds of the most discriminat ingThepatrons.earnings from the event will be returned to the community with lots of support for our local youth. It was our pleasure to serve you. Bob Bard Rio Vista Random acts of kindness rewarded with same I was driving to Holy Spirit for 5 p.m. Mass on Aug. 20 .At the corner of Travis Boulevard and Pennsylvania Avenue, I was waiting at the stop light in the right lane. A young gentleman was in the adja cent lane. He got out of his car and walked to the car of the woman in front of me. He tapped gently on her window and pointed to her back window. He briefly explained and then went to the right side of her rear window. I thought he picked up her wallet. He gave it to her and returned to his car. He was efficient and managed to address this issue during the red light. I rolled down my window and told him he was very observant and kind. I followed the woman in front of me and we both pulled into the front parking lot of Holy Spirit. I locked my car and approached the woman. We both were very impressed with this young man. The young man had actually retrieved her phone, which was a major part of her life. She said she could have lost her wallet, but losing her phone would have been the worst. Her name was Romaine and she was bringing an Indian dinner that she had prepared for the priests. She had driven all the way from Vacaville and the phone had been lodged between the lid of the trunk and the back window. She said God was watching out for her. She said she was stressed over something affecting her daugh ter and she now believed everything would turn out well and this was God giving her that solace. I told her she was being kind to the priests and the young man was rewarding her for her kindness with hisItkindness.wassuch a spontaneous act of kindness and it was refreshing to know a young man was motivated to take care of a stranger. The young man was driving a new car with a paper license. I had no way of thanking him but his good deed restored my belief in random acts of kindness.
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This is a rare time when I have to agree with Jack Batson. In his Sunday, Aug. 28 letter to the editor, he asks, “Do you think that ‘follow the money’ is a reasonable guide to voting?” He then asserts, “I do.” I also agree that “follow the money” is a reasonable guide to voting, which brings me to my point. Over the past six weeks or so I have received via the U.S. Postal Service an assortment of unsolicited requests from multiple political campaigns, all from back east and all from Democrats. I threw out the first few but have kept the rest just to track the trend. One was from Cheri Beasley running for Senate in North Carolina. I also received no less than three requests from Stacey Adams running for governor of Georgia. I guess she did not get the hint when I didn’t respond to the first two requests. I can only conclude that the Dem ocrats back east just assume that California has nothing but deeppocket Democratic contributors ready to respond to their desperate pleas for help.
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“I can’t take what these governors are doing state after state affecting minorities, affecting vulnerable communities, threat ening the Special Olympics with fines, going after the LGBTQ community, saying if you’ve been raped by your father you don’t have the right to express yourself and rights over your own body,” Newsom told ABC’s Matt“MyGutman.entire life I don’t like bullies,” Newsom added. “I don’t like people who bother other people. I don’t like people who demean other people and that’s being cele brated in American politics today and you got to call it out. DeSantis is the worst of it but Abbott and these other guys, they’re right there and forgive me, I’m naming them because we have to and I think people need to understand what’s going on in this country and there’s too much at stake.” On the issues that Newsom cites, par ticularly abortion and LGBTQ rights, his criticism is more than warranted. But calling rival governors “bullies” is over the top. After all, they were duly elected to their positions, as was Newsom, and like him, probably will be re-elected this year. Their positions on these hot button issues would not fly in California, but they apparently do in their That’sstates.notbullying; it’s governing, which often means compelling people to do things they’d rather not do. Newsom has done a lot of it since becoming governor nearly four years ago, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic, when he was govern ing by Wasdecree.Newsom being a bully or govern ing when he ordered thousands of small businesses to shut down to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus? Those affected, including more than 2 million workers who lost their jobs, might say he was being a bully, since larger businesses were oftenLikewise,exempted.parents complained that Newsom arbitrarily closed schools and forced their children into “Zoom school” even though Covid-19’s threat to chil dren was scant. Many of California’s city officials have complained that Newsom is bullying them into building high-density housing that their constituents don’t want, threatening legal action or financial sanctions if they don’t comply. Newsom says the state must act aggressively to solve its housing shortage. California gun owners complain con stantly that Newsom and the Legislature impose nonsensical, harassing regulations on their constitutional right to bear arms. Newsom considers all of those acts, and many others, to be governing – just as DeSantis, Abbott, et al, consider what they do to be governing. But in the eyes of beholders, he could be just as easily branded a bully. Finally, doesn’t Newsom’s name-calling make him one of the “people who demean other people” he professes to despise? CalMatters is a public interest journalism venture committed to explaining how Cal ifornia’s state Capitol works and why it matters. For more columns by Dan Walters, go to calmatters.org/commentary.
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oliticians who claim to have an elevated moral purpose risk being branded as hypocrites if they fail to live up to the standards they set for others. California Gov. Gavin Newsom runs that risk as he denounces the Republican gov ernors of other states, particularly Ron DeSantis of Florida and Greg Abbott of Texas, as “bullies” for their states’ policies on abortion, gay rights and otherNewsomissues.has run ads crit ical of the two governors and donated $100,000 to DeSan tis’ challenger, Charlie Crist. At the very least, Newsom is raising his national polit ical profile. But it could be the beginning of a presidential campaign, which he “Peopledenies.keepasking why I’m calling out DeSantis and these Republican gover nors,” Newsom tweeted late last month. “The answer is simple: I don’t like bullies.” Newsom’s tweet contained his interview with ABC news, including a lengthy rant beginning with “I can’t take what’s going on in this country.”
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n Wear sunscreen. Sunburn affects the body’s ability to cool down and can add to dehydration.
From Page One Susan Hiland/Daily Republic The Vacaville farmers market was a great place to find fresh fruits, Saturday.
n Make sure your family, friends and neigh bors drink enough water. Visit coolingmationsummerreadysolanocounty.com/www.forinforaboutareacenters.
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Courtesy photo A screen grab from body camera footage shows three deputies surrounding Jason T. Thompson after one of the deputies shot Thompson in Vallejo, June 19.
The commission was told, however, that the traffic study included looking at Fairfield’s build-out plans and what construction projects were expected to come to fruition.Still,Joshua Paulson noted that area schools are already overwhelmed and underfunded, and he called on the county to pause the approval until that specific issue could be Theaddressed.commission was told the Fairfield-Suisun School District is fully aware of the project, and because development is expected to be completed over time, the impacts on classrooms are not expected to be that great, and the developers are contributing funds to the school district to address what impacts might exist. The heavy traffic already experienced in the area also was pointed to frequently as reason enough to have that issueAliciarevisited.Minyen also questioned whether the county was adequately protected from financial obligations if things went wrong. The staff said the indemnity language meets state requirements. And it was in want of more information about some of those concerns that Bauer cited in voting no. She is not against the project, and asked a number of questions, but still felt she needed more information.Theproject first sur faced as early as 2004 and led to a specific plan being placed in the 2008 Solano County General Plan, which received 71% voter support. It was intro duced in 2009, initially approved in 2010, and after seven years of legal battles, the specific plan was amended in 2017 and again in Several2021.of the area residents whose involve ment dates back to the earliest of those discus sions pointed to that long process, the negotiations and collaboration and compromises that went into getting the plan to this point as a reason to support the project. Many of the support ers call it a project the county can be proud of because it balances urban growth with open space and conserves agricul tural uses as well. The commission did amend one condition to have an accredited land trust oversee all conser vation easements spelled out in the plan.
called for the Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District, which includes central and eastern Solano County from Vacaville through Dixon to the county line and past Winters in neighbor ing Yolo MeanwhileCounty.the Cal ifornia Independent System Operator, which oversees the electrical grid, extended its mul tiple-day rolling call for residents to conserve power from 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday. There’s every indication the flex alert will be further extended as the ISO projects power use Monday will remain high and will approach record levels Tuesday. That daily use record was set in Emergency2006. services personnel warn about the danger of sparking a fire due to the high heat and low humidity conditions. The Solano County Office of Emergency Ser vices asks residents to be mindful of the fire danger and avoid using equipment that creates sparks, not to drive onto dry grass or brush, to use caution with grills and campfires, and to check chains for proper installa tion when towing. Some Solano County Library branches are open Sunday and double as cooling centers for their communities. The Fairfield Civic Center Library, the Dixon Library and the Rio Vista Library will also serve as cooling centers from 1 to 6 p.m. on Labor Day; the Benicia Library is open from noon to 8 p.m.TheMonday.Three Oaks Community Center at 1100 Alamo Drive in Vacaville will be open as a cooling center from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday, thereby keeping one commu nity 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. 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. The county also advises residents to stay informed, and to keep friends and family informed, by following local news sources.
Saturday included kittens for adop tion from Furry Felines, a cat rescue group based out of TheElmira.farmers market has been a fixture down town since 1994. The city blocked off a few streets downtown for the market a few years ago but changed that and it now sits high above the creek in Andrews Park. Anthony Ferrentino has been volunteering for the farmers market since 2012. He keeps coming back because he loves the“Ipeople.do this because I love being a part of the community and seeing the people each weekend,” he said. To help beat back the heat, vendors were offer ing fresh fruit drinks along with iced coffee and fresh“Thisfruit.is still a good turnout for today,” Fer rentinoBoltonsaid.said next year she plans to have a second Saturday Youth Day with everything geared towards children. She is also looking at a well ness Saturday focusing on health with yoga, Fitness Explosion and a morning Fun Run. Plans for this sea son’s final market Oct. 15 include a big party, Bolton said. “We are going to have an end-of-season harvest festival,” she said. The morning will have musicians, a petting zoom and food vendors will have specialty seasonal items to sell. “It is going to be a lot of fun,” Bolton said. For more informa tion, go to farmersmarket.com.www.vacaville
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wielding saw blades more than two and a half hoursVallejolater. police were working several calls by 7 p.m. that day and called for sheriff’s deputies to handle the call that led to the shooting. Prior inci dents authorities link to the man who was shot include a traffic collision and possible hit-and-run, a later report of a possi ble carjacking nearby and later still, reports of the carjacking suspect – now shirtless and armed with what was described as a knife – back in the area of the reported carjacking. Then came reports of three people chasing the shirtless man. Finally, police were called about about a man cutting himself on the corner of Pennsylvania and Sutter streets – near the scene of the other reportedThat’sincidents.thecall Vallejo police asked sheriff’s deputies to handle at around 7 Threep.m. deputies responded to the inter section and found Jason T. Thompson, 29, holding what turned out to be long blades used for a type of reciprocatingThompsonsaw. almost immediately threw one of the blades at deputies. Thompson, still armed, was ordered to stop his approach toward depu ties as the deputies tried to give ground. A Taser was fired at Thompson – and hit him – but did not stop him. At one point Thomp son appeared to charge toward one of the deputies, who shot Thompson,him. still moving after he was shot and bleeding profusely, continued to refuse com mands from deputies to drop the weapon so they could render aid. He soon stopped moving and was disarmed and handcuffed. City police and medics soon arrived, pro vided aid took Thompson to a local hospital, where he history.criminalhadThompsondied.aviolentHepleadedno contest in March 2016 to a man slaughter count for the April 2014 fatal shooting of a 27-year-old man outside a Travion Court apart ment, near Union Avenue and Travis Boulevard. The man, a father of two, was shot in the back of the head. A 15-year-old boy was also shot but survived. The judge oversee ing the case described the shooting as the result of a turf war by rival drug dealers. Thompson was sentenced to 11 years in state prison.
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n Do not rely on a fan as your primary cooling device. n Limit outdoor activ ities, especially during midday, and avoid direct sunlight. n Reschedule strenu ous activities to the early morning and evening. n Wear loose, lightweight, light-col ored clothing. n Take cool showers or baths to lower body temperatures. n Do not leave chil dren or pets unattended in vehicles under any circumstances.
n Drink more fluids than usual and do not wait until you are thirsty to drink. Drink two to four cups of water every hour while working or exercising outside.
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Center at 1100 Alamo Drive in Vacaville will be open from 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday and Monday. Solano County and a large swath of the central portion of the state remain under an excessive heat warning issued by the weather service. The warning remains in effect until 8 p.m. vehiclewithperaturestosurebyVallejoSuisunCountyanddistrictthroughextendedThethealert,knownairtrictQualityunhealthyurdayacrossHighWednesday.temperaturestheregionSatcontributedtolevelsofsmog.TheBayAreaAirManagementDisonFridayissuedanpollutionwarning,asaSparetheAirforSaturdayacrossninecountyBayArea.districtonSaturdaythewarningLaborDay.TheincludescentralwesternSolanofromFairfield-CitytotheBayinandBenicia.Thesmogiscausedastronghigh-pressystemleadingtriple-digittemcombinedlightwindsandexhaust.Nosuchalertwas
impacts the project might have on traffic and area schools, even though the initial reports were com pleted years ago. The traffic study, for example, was completed in 2008 or 2009, staff told the commission, long before many of the large, high-density Cordelia projects were built.
farmers, growers and vendors from May to October.Thenew market manager, Randi Bolton, just started in April, taking over for Brooke Fox. “I only had six weeks to put on a farmers market,” Bolton said. The vendors change out each week so the numbers range from 30 to 40 booths. “We have 15 to 20 reg ulars all the time,” Bolton said. “The market has specialty booths eachOfferingsweekend.”
The actual action taken Thursday addressed to tentative subdivision maps: A large lot map to dividing 410.9 acres into 27 separate parcels, and a small lot map dividing 137.2 acres into “322 sep arate residential parcels and multiple addi tional parcels for right of way, parks and open space, Village Green, community service uses, and stormwater detention areas,” the county reports. The 1,905-acre prop erty is located in Lower Green Valley near the intersection of Green Valley and Mason roads and is designated as a “Specific Project Area” in the county General Plan. The property con tains multiple zoning districts that allow for residential, agriculture, open lands and agri tourism. It allows for 390 single-family homes, and 100 accessory dwell ing units are permitted. The purpose of the large lot map is to create parcels to sell or trans fer 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.”Therearetwo other neighborhoods defined, one with six lots and the other with four. Lot sizes generally range from 4,000 square feet to 13,000 square feet in the subdivisions, with some parcels in the farm stead areas being as large as 49,000 square feet. The 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 staffTherereported.are 55 exist ing homes in the area. Another 100 secondary, or auxiliary homes, also are permitted.
Crime logs FairField THURSDAY, SEPT. 1 12:42 a.m. — Trespassing, 1700 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 2:15 a.m. — Prowler, 700 block of SAN MARCO STREET 9:03 a.m. — Forgery, 1900 block of DOVER AVENUE 9:16 a.m. — Vehicle theft, 1000 block of JEFFERSON STREET 10:38 a.m. — Battery, 1200 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 10:41 a.m. — Battery, 200 block of EAST ATLANTIC AVENUE 11:07 a.m. — Battery, 2900 block of MARKELEY LANE 11:10 a.m. — Vehicle burglary, 1900 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 11:42 a.m. — Assault with a deadly weapon, 900 block of OHIO STREET 11:56 a.m. — Arson, 2000 block of KINGFISHER WAY 1:49 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 1400 block of GATEWAY BOULEVARD 2:05 p.m. — Battery, 600 block of EAST TRAVIS BOULEVARD 4:34 p.m. — Trespassing, 2000 block of CLAY BANK ROAD 7:57 p.m. — Drunk and disorderly, 800 block of EAST TRAVIS BOULEVARD 8:25 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 2500 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 8:41 p.m. — Reckless driver, 1700 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 8:53 p.m. — Shots fired, 2000 block of PEACH TREE DRIVE 10:39 p.m. — Robbery, 100 block of RONDA DRIVE FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 12:42 a.m. — Drunken driver, 500 block of ALASKA AVENUE 12:49 a.m. — Robbery, 1800 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 3:12 a.m. — Reckless driver, RANCHO SOLANO PARKWAY 6:40 a.m. — Battery, 1600 block of VICKSBURG DRIVE 8:02 a.m. — Commercial burglary, 400 block of PITTMAN ROAD 10:19 a.m. — Fight with a weapon, 9000 block of MONROE STREET 10:53 a.m. — Vehicle theft, 1000 block of WALLACE STREET 1:12 p.m. — Vandalism, 700 block of SAN MARCO STREET 1:17 p.m. — Reckless driver, PEABODY ROAD 1:54 p.m. — Assault with a deadly weapon, 2000 block of CLAY BANK ROAD 1:58 p.m. — Forgery, 400 block of SAN JOSE STREET 2:18 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, CENTRAL PLACE 2:36 p.m. — Grand theft, 1500 block of GATEWAY BOULEVARD 3:29 p.m. — Forgery, 500 block of DAHLIA COURT 3:35 p.m. — Forgery, 2100 block of FALCON DRIVE 4:51 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 500 block of CARPENTER STREET 8:10 p.m. — Forgery, 1100 block of ALASKA AVENUE 8:19 p.m. — Battery, 800 block of WASHINGTON STREET 8:54 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 2200 block of SANTA ROSA STREET 10:13 p.m. — Shots fired, 2400 block of PEACH TREE DRIVE SuiSun City THURSDAY, SEPT. 1 6:26 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, SUNSET AVENUE 8:28 p.m. — Vandalism, 700 block of MAIN STREET FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 8:14 a.m. — Fraud, 800 block of CACKLING DRIVE 11:29 a.m. — Fraud, 900 block of SHADYWOOD CIRCLE
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emyon Lohss started playing piano when he was about 6 years old. He wasn't con vinced he wanted to play, but with his father keeping a close eye on him during his first two or three years, it was less of a"Theychoice.enrolled me in a special music school," Lohss said of his parents and his early start. The music school was in addi tion to his normal grade schoolLohssattendance.eventually did take to playing, and even more so to conducting as he began rigorous aca demic training at some of the best music schools in Leningrad, where he was born and raised. He would not reveal his age, happy enough to count himself a senior citizen. His schooling was com bined at one point, and his music studies included working in a group and, more intensely, individ ual lessons. Step by step, as required, he began his musical journey. By the time he was in what Americans would con sider middle school, he stepped onto the path he has followed ever since. "In seventh grade, we had individual conduct ing lessons, so I started my conducting career when I was 13 years old," Lohss said. "I became very inter ested in conducting. But even working as a choral conductor, I thought about being a symphony conduc tor," he Lohss'said. studies included time at the world-renowned Lenin grad State Conservatory of Music, out of which he emerged, summa cum laude, with two music master's degrees in symphony and opera conducting and in choral conducting.Healso had to learn composition, but compos ing his own music was never anything for which he had a great interest. But he emphasizes that knowing how composers work is essential to being a goodDuringconductor.much of those later training years, he also worked profession ally as a conductor in both opera and symphony. "It was very interesting and extensive training," LohssThatsaid.training is still evident in how Lohss prepares each year for the Solano Symphony Orchestra season, and is marked in the career milestones that includes his 2002 debut at Carn egie Hall, for which he received a stand ingMaestroovation. Lohss is beginning his 30th season as conductor and music director of the Solano Symphony. The five-concert series begins Oct. 9 with Mozart's Flute Concerto in D. Major, and other classic works. Lohss, of course, is quite familiar with the master composers, but says there is always some thing to learn, so he immerses himself in the compositions.
That preparation is particularly necessary when the symphony is working on more con temporary and pop pieces – such as the works of John Williams that will be performed in the final concert May 21 – music with which Lohss is typi cally less familiar. One year the symphony performed a medley of tunes by The Beatles, arranged for an orchestra. Lohss recalls an even more challenging work, Chica Chica Boom Chic, a Brazilian, and some time Portuguese piece, made famous by Carmen Miranda in the 1941 film, "That Night in Rio." He said it was very difficult to find examples of the music to study.
It is also difficult to get contemporary work to perform because the material is copyrighted and very expensive, and cost is already a big factor in deciding what music to present.A75-minute concert can run the symphony up to $25,000, including paying musicians.
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One of those musi cians, this season, will be Max Baluev, an accom plished violinist and the son of Lohss' wife, Anna Smirnova, a retired opera singer with an impressive international resume of her own as a mezzo-soprano.Baluevwill be the guest artist for the symphony's holiday cel ebration Dec. 4. It will include Bach's Violin Con certo No. 1 in A minor. Lohss moved from Russia to New York to be part of the BrooklynQueens Association, a private opera company. An opportunity to audition for the Solano Symphony led to crossing the U.S. to Fairfield in 1992. "The first impression was a little scary because the Solano Symphony was a very small community orchestra, so there was a lot of work to do to raise the level," he said. Lohss said by the reac tion of those who follow the symphony, the work has paid Lohssoff.also has held positions as conductor of the Leningrad Con servatory’s professional symphony and opera house orchestras, con ductor of the Leningrad State Glinka Academic Choir and music director of the Chamber Chorus of the Leningrad Choral Association.Hehasextensive expe rience in conducting orchestras, operas, ballet, chamber orchestras and choruses – in the United States and the former Soviet Union – and not long ago completed his term as associate con ductor of the Santa Rosa Symphony and music director and conductor of the Santa Rosa Symphony YouthLohssOrchestra.has a true commitment to young musicians. A competition is held each fall, with the winners in each category earning the opportunity to play with the Solano Sym phony. This season that "Salute to Youth" will take place Feb. 5. Other area musicians and groups par ticipate as Additionally,well. Lohss has been the guest conductor for Ballet California and the North Bay Opera.
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Craig Woodling, 39, quit his job delivering packages for an Amazon contractor in Orlando in August. His co-workers had been quit ting “left and right,” he said, and his manager was disappointed when he gave his“Itnotice.was mostly heat and the expectations of how much Amazon wanted us to deliver,” Woodling said. He added that the number of packages he was deliv ering had surged to 400 a day, up from 220 during the pandemic. “I’m about 40, at this point, so it’s wearing my body Woodlingout.” said he felt comfortable quitting his $18-an-hour delivery job because of a labor market with plentiful opportuni ties. Plus, his wife has a stable income. Now that he’s applying for jobs, he’s less certain that he’ll be able to quickly find another, particularly in the areas that he is looking: radio, his passion, or information technology.“Ithought it would be much easier to get a job once I quit, but that hasn’t been the case,” Woodling said. “Part of me wants to look for delivery jobs that I did before, but my wife keeps reminding me that you don’t want to get in that fieldTheagain.”tight labor market, combined with inflation at 40-year highs, has also fostered an environment ripe for union activity, as workers struggling to pay for gas, food and housing have more power to make collective demands of employers facing wide spread labor shortages.
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Mare Island Dock of the Bay Music Festival
Tony Wade DAILY REPUBLIC CORRESPONDENT S vocalist/composeraxophonist/flutist/ Karl Denson and his band Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe are the headlining act at the second annual Mare Island Dock of Bay Music Festival. Denson has built up a solid rep utation as a world-class musician, recording and touring with his own band as well as Lenny Kravitz and several tours with The Rolling Stones. The group’s most recent recording was 2019’s critically acclaimed “Gnomes and Badgers.” With constant touring, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe has built up a dedicated following drawn to their danceable mixture of funk, rock, soul, jazz and whatever else Denson can blend into their musical gumbo. He also records and tours with other groups that include the Karl Denson Trio, the Greyboy Allstars and, believe it or not, he was the saxophone player for the band Sexual Chocolate in the 1988 classic Eddie Murphy film “Coming to America.” Denson recently answered a few questions by telephone for the Daily Republic. Q: Let’s say it’s not 2022 with people using digital platforms to get their music. If it was back in the day and I went into Tower Records, where would I find Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe albums? A: Oh boy. That’s a very interest
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daily Republic STaff DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETVACAVILLE—People who manage the Vacaville Museum Gallery will host the 33rd Bunco Bash late this month. The evening will include plenty of bunco but also a lasagna meal with salad, bread, desserts, wine and other beverages before kicking off the competition for cash prizes. Bunco is a dice game that has its roots in 18th century England. Its play during Pro hibition in the 1920s gave rise to the term “bunco squads” to describe law enforcement groups who raided speakeasies and other gambling dens. The game saw a rebirth as a family game in the late 20th century and early
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DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETVACAVILLE—The Vacaville Jazz Society will host a “Jam Session” fundraiser to help pay for music camps for middle and high school students in Solano and Yolo counties, as well as to help defray the cost of the 21st annual Vacaville Jazz Festival. ARC Angels, formerly the American River College Vocal Jazz Ensemble, and Delbert Bump & Trio will perform at the event, which will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Sept. 11 at Makse Restaurant, 555 Main St. Make a reservation at www.vacajazz society.org. If unable to attend, donations and sponsorships also can be made via the Nathan McKinley/Courtesy photos Dumpstaphunk performs at the inaugural Dock of the Bay Music Festival in Mare Island in Vallejo in 2021.
A s the current poet laureate for the city of Fairfield, I am honored and excited to begin my two-year term with a variety of events to encourage others to find or enhance their own creative voices. I am thankful to Glen Faison and the Daily Republic for granting me this poetry column, which will appear the first Sunday of each month. Although some of my duties include writing poems for city events and proclama tions, it is also my intention to feature other people’s poems as well. My goal with this column is to show case poetry from students in ourToday’scommunity.poem is one I wrote for the city called “Visions of Fairfield.” I encourage you to write poems about experiences that have inspired you, whether it be in Fairfield, or California, or somewhere else. Or perhaps you want to share a poem about nature or maybe one that takes on a humorous theme. Poems must be 39 lines or less, contain no profanity and written within the Daily Republic guidelines of material suitable for publication.Poemsmust be sent to me fairfieldpoetlaureate@gmail.com.at
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In Rockville Park, buckeye’s branches held high by deep roots – perhaps Chief Solano’s soul throughstrollsspiraling air – while current downtown venues aspire to be as feisty. No longer folded in the crease of a map – unbound by expectations – excited by possibilities – revel uncrossed unknown. Sometimes rain pours – sun impels a singing rainbow, watch its variant shades, listen for music to be made, sense future aspirations launching propitious visions.
Tony Wade DAILY REPUBLIC CORRESPONDENT T he second annual Mare Island Dock of Bay Music Festival, which will take place Sept. 17, is the crown jewel event produced by Solano County-based impresarios Kevin Frazier and Jeff Trager, known pro fessionally as Frazier Trager Presents. The inaugural festival was last year and occurred when people were still skittish about attending live shows. The two pro moters’ hopes are high that word-of-mouth reviews of the 2021 festival will result in more people coming to experience their event’s tagline: “Music and brews with waterfrontHeadliningviews.”the eight-act showcase is high-energy eclectic band Karl Den son’s Tiny Universe. Other artists on the main stage bill include blues guitarist Eric Gales, San Francisco indie band TheThe audience enjoys a performance from the Jackie Greene Band during the inaugural Dock of the Bay Music Festival in Mare Island in Vallejo in 2021. The festival returns Sept. 17.
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Suzanne Bruce is the poet laureate for Fair field for 2022 through 2024. Reach her at fairfieldpoetlaureate@gmail.com.
I must receive them by the 15th of the month prior to publication. I will select one poem for each month. Also with your submission, please include a short introduction about yourself, such as if you are a student, where and why you enjoy writing poetry. I look forward to hearing from you and am eager to have this “Poetry Connection” monthly column as an opportunity for our youth to have their voices heard. Visions of Fairfield Although sometimes skipped on an I-80 trip from San Francisco to Sacramento, drivers don’t realize a no-stop here, a missed opportunity. In our city – or what we call home diverse demographics enhanced by layers of eclectic styles, people smile passing one another – every stone on the road Nearby,preciousrollinghills greet us quietly with summer tan – sing emerald in spring each season winds clocks and circulates visionary scenes while city trees trapeze on Delta breezes. Like a window lined with waving drapes – feel the Suisunes’ breath feel what their visions might have been.
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Q: Finally, how did the Sexual Chocolate thing come to be? A: In the early ’80s I played with O’Bryan with one of my best friends from high school, Melvin Davis, who plays with Chaka Khan right now and we put a band together out of that sit uation called Kush. The drummer for Kush hap pened upon the gig of being a gopher for [“Coming to America” director] John Landis. Landis told him that he had a scene in the film that he needed a band for. So we got pulled into it. It was awesome. It’s amazing to be a part of one of the best come dies ever made. Fairfield freelance humor columnist and acci dental local historian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns: “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays.
tRibune content agency Florida Georgia Line has reached the end of itsCountryline. stars Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, who comprise the Grammy-nominated duo, played their final show together Wednes day at the Minnesota State Fair, where they thanked the crowd of 11,700 for their success and “the closing of an incredible chapter.” “This is our last offi cial concert as Florida Georgia Line,” Hubbard said when he greeted the crowd, Minnesota’s Star Tribune reported. “Let’s see what we got left in the “You’vetank.”enabled us to chase this crazy dream of writing songs and playing shows and hoping somebody will show up to listen, so thank you guys,” he added, according to Con sequence of Sound. “It’s very exciting for us to look at what’s ahead, see what’s next. And the next chapter ahead is very exciting, but we wanna celebrate this chapter with you guys.” Carlos Gonzalez/MinneapolisStarTribune/TNS Brian Kelley, left, and Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line perform at The Minnesota st ate Fair in Falcon Heights, Minnesota, Wednesday.
A: Writing. I’m a composer at heart. The writing is the single most important thing you do and the most challeng ing. All of us aren’t The Beatles or The Rolling Stones. I suffer to create music. Especially as an instrumental musi cian who decided to write semi-pop songs, vocal tunes, learning how to write lyrics and sing and produce is really a lot of work. There are certain people who do it so easy and are geniuses, but it’s not that way for me. I have to draw it out of myself. Every once in a while one does just fall in my lap. There’s a song on the first KDTU album called “Family Tree” and I wrote that bring ing in the groceries. It was completely done in about 10 minutes. That was kind of amazing. I think the process of putting myself in that spirit allows you to have those gifts every once in a while. You are working so hard on it that when something is all there, you recognize it immediately.
den From Page B1 website. Click the QR Sponsorship Code. The Jazz Festival is scheduled Sept. 16-18 at various times and loca tions in the downtown area and at the Nut TreeMorePlaza.than 30 bands will perform the sounds of blues, gospel, swing, big band, bebop, funk, Latin and pop.
A: I think so. I think we’re easily identifiable. You know, it’s funny, so many pop singers today have the same lilt and to me they kind of all sound the same. But for my kids they are very dis tinctive. From a music lover’s standpoint, we have to watch out from becoming dated. Q: What are you working on now? A: I’m working on an Afrobeat record. Sort of an homage to Fela [Kuti –Afrobeat pioneer]. I love music and the way it makes me feel and I’m trying to make my fans feel that way, too. I try to stay current, I listen to what’s happening now, what happened before and try to make something that’s relevant to where we’re standing right now. Q: Even though you’re a world-class musician who knows a lot of other world-class musicians – is it hard sometimes to put together a band that jells? I mean, sometimes no matter the talent, it just doesn’t quite work, right? A: Sometimes, yes. As musicians get older sometimes they date themselves. Like, they don’t know what hip-hop is, they don’t know what electronica is, they don’t know what Afrobeat is. They might be in their own little bag and be great at it, but if you want to do something else, they may not have had expe rience with that. The same with playing with younger musicians who may know a lot about hip-hop and electronica, but might not know any thing about jazz or rock ’n’ roll. It’s always a chal lenge because I really try to draw from everything at the same time.
Festival From Page B1 ing question. You would find me in the jazz section. You might find me in the rock section. And it depends on what record, you know? My records change from year to year, too. I would have to say all of the above. Q: Years ago I read where someone said bands in the ’60s and ’70s had their own distinc tive sound. If you were to have The Doors, The Who, Led Zeppelin, the Motown Funk Brothers, The Beatles and Cream all play, say, “Johnny B. Goode” without the vocals, you would easily be able to identify each band. Is that true of Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe?
Robbie Jeffers/Courtesy photo Mare island dock of Bay Music Festival headliner Karl denson of Karl denson’s Tiny Universe.
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Q: What is your favorite part of being a professional musi cian? Creating music, rehearsing, recording or performing live?
‘Let Her Sing’ concert set Sept. 10 in San Francisco
Q: Do you have any Rolling Stones or Lenny Kravitz ‘tales from the road’ stories? A: Lenny Kravitz got me The Rolling Stones gig, which is really cool. We talk once every blue moon, but we haven’t played together in 15 years and I left his band maybe 25 years ago. My best Rolling Stones story is this: Keith Rich ards has a shepherd’s pie delivered at every show. So around 7 p.m. I’ll go to his room and have shepherd’s pie with Keith Richards a couple of times a tour. Which is incredible.
A: Smart and obliv ious. (laughs) I like to think I grew up kind of “Leave It To Beaver”-ish, you know? My dad was a Marine, my mom worked, too, but was mostly home and I have five siblings. A very normal middle class family. I started playing saxophone in seventh grade and went through the school band and me and my friends had little bands all through high school. I played in a bunch of Mexican wedding bands because I was in Orange County. We had a band called De Nada, a band called Soul Incorpo rated and I was making good money on the week ends playing Tower of Power and Sly and the Family Stone, all that soul from the ’70s, at wed dings. I never thought of being a professional musician until I was into college. Q: How was the pandemic and the lock down for you? A: Other than the death and suffering it was the best year of my life. I never get that much time to be home. I like being home and being by myself. I’m pretty monkish by nature. I needed a reset. I was starting to break down physically. I was having what I thought were just old man aches and pains and I had to do things differently and it gave me a chance to figure all that out. By the end of it, I felt like a brand new guy. Like I was 10 years younger, just from having that time to reset.
renowned comedian Paula Poundstone to the Downtown Theatre. Upcoming events include an Oct. 8 show at the Downtown Theatre called “Drew Harri son in the Spirit of Lennon,” a tribute to Linda Ronstadt called “Ronstadt RevivalTribute to a Legend” Oct. 8 at Journey Theatre in Vacaville and legend ary percussionist Pete Escovedo and his Latin Jazz Orchestra Nov. 5 at the Downtown Theatre. The Mare Island Dock of Bay Festival will feature six gourmet food trucks and art from several local artists on display and free selfparking. Frazier and Trager listened to feed back from last year when some concertgo ers didn’t like that only those in the VIP section could see the promenade stage, but now all will be able to do so. “As far as locations go, you can’t beat this. Right on the Napa River looking over the Vallejo Marina with two massive stages on each end of the promenade. It’s going to be an interactive cool experience with people on the water,” Frazier said. “We’re fired up because we know what a great show we have. Jeff and I have built up a level of trust with con certgoers over the years as promoters, and people know that we’re not going to bring them something that isn’t great.” Fairfield freelance humor columnist and accidental local histo rian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns: “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays.
Kaviani,musiclivethroughrightbies.throughareSan“LetSept.thevocalistsDRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—Femalefromaroundworldwillperform10atthesixthannualHerSing”concertinFrancisco.“Aschildren,manyofusintroducedtosingingourmothers’lullaWomenhaveaninnatetoexpressthemselvessingingandtoouttheirpassionforthroughsong,”Nazyfounderandexec utive director of Diaspora Arts Connection, said in a statement.Presented by Dias pora Arts Connection and the Artistic Freedom Ini tiative, “Let Her Sing: A Celebration of Female Voices” will take place at 7 p.m. at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 701 Mission PerformersSt. will include The Farau alla Vocal Quartet, Golazin (Gola), Mahya Hamedi, Tamar Ilana, Meghan Kabir, Misagh Moradi, Niaz Nawab, Gelareh Sheibani and Mehrnam Rastegari. “Some of these women have been shunned by their families, some have been threatened and persecuted, some have had to flee their homes to start new lives. This concert is about the celebration of female voices and the richness they bring to the cultural fabric of societies around the world,” Kaviani said. For tickets, go connection.org.www.diasporaartsto Mother Hips and funky jam band Vinyl. There is also a prom enade stage. Artists featured there Seriesfieldforaretheirectsbackuntilfulashows,theirtheearlyTheatreFairfield’sPresents,Trager,forjo’swhoentshim,”whatNapaplayedforFantasticandoftoon,theandKarlpeopleamazinglike,theticneverWeatsimilarhappensaid.tourshe’splaymusicalwhatthatPartknowthatFrazierholdartiststalistandofSchonJohnson,Jam,RowanreggaeAmericana/rock/roots/includegroupLorin&DeepBluebluesmanAlvonguitaristMiles(sonofNealSchonSantanaandJourney)multiple-instrumenCarlosReyes.Whilesomeofthemaynotbehousenames,Kevinguaranteesa“Itblowsmymindmorepeopledon’taboutKarlDenson.ofthereasonforisbecausealotofpeoplebasetheirtastesonisradioandthat’snotwhatabout.Themantheplanet,”Frazier“Ithinkwhatwillthisyearwillbetowhathappenedlastyear’sfestival.hadpeoplewhohadheardofFantasNegrito,butafterconcerttheywere‘Omigod,thatwasmusic.’WhenseetheshowthatDensonputsonthatEricGalesandrestoftheartistsputtheirjawsaregoingdrop.Theyaresomethebestmusiciansliveentertainers“Imean,lastyearNegritoplayedus,thisyearheBottleRockinsothatshowsyoutheythoughtaboutJeffTragersaid.FrazierTragerPresunitedFrazier,managedValleEmpressTheatremanyyears,andofJeffTragerwhichcallsDowntownitshome,inMarch2020.Whilepandemicshutdownabilitytoputonlivetheyproducedstringofsuccesslivestreameventstheworldopenedupagain.AmongotherprojtheduohashadhandsinlatelybookingtheactstheinauguralFairSummerMusicandbringing
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Jazz From Page B1 thisFirstcentury.place will win $75, second place will receive $50 and third place will get $40. Those with the most buncos and the most losses will receive $30. There will also be drawing for various prizes. The event, which raises money for the Vacaville Museum, will begin at 6 p.m. Sept. 29 at the museum gallery, 213 Buck Ave. For more information on tickets, visit vacaville museum.org.
Bunco From Page B1 MUSIC Preview Frazier PresentsTragerMare Island Dock of Bay Music Festival Main stage: Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Eric Gales, The Mother Hips, Vinyl Promenade stage: Lorin Rowan & Deep Blue Jam, Alvon Johnson, Miles Schon, Carlos Reyes 2 to 10 p.m. Sept. 17 (doors open 1:30 p.m.) On Mare Island, 850 Nimitz Ave, www.ftpresents.comVallejo
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New pastor coming to True Love Baptist FAIRFIELD — The Rev. Reginald W. Brown will be the new senior pastor at True Love Baptist Church in Fairfield.TheRev. Clayborn Lea of Mount Calvary Baptist Church, in Fairfield and Suisun City, will officiate the installation ceremony and worship service scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Sept. 18 at True Love, located at 1956 Penn sylvaniaBrownAve.comes to True Love from Grace Community Church in Vacaville, where he served as senior pastor. True Love has not had a senior pastor for six years. The congregation also is hosting an event at 7 p.m. Sept. 16 to welcome Felicia Terry Brown as the first lady of True Love. Sheila Morris, first lady at Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church in Richmond, will lead the event at True Love.
E ver since President Joe Biden announced a student loan forgiveness program, the church has, predict ably, responded in one of twoOneways.response has been mostly posi tive. This response has focused mostly on texts like Deuteron omy 15, which prescribe that all debts are cancelled every seventh year, or on that peti tion in the Lord’s prayer that says, “Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors,” or on the parable of the ungrateful servant who throws a debtor family in jail over a pittance, when he himself had been for given a lifetime’s worth of debt and more by the king (Matthew 18:23-35). A second response has been mostly critical. Forgiv ing student debt is immoral, according to some. It is a slap in the face to others who worked and scrimped to pay their debt, according to others. Such responses often deny that the principle in Deuteronomy 15, or the petition in the Lord’s prayer, refers to institutional ized financial debt and so cannot be legitimately applied to this political action by the president. I am not here to argue for either of these posi tions. I am here instead to wonder how the mostly negative and mostly critical response aligns with the New Tes tament’s call to “rejoice with those who rejoice” (Romans 12:15). I am here to wonder why the critical wing of the church is unwilling to rejoice with those whose debt has been (partially) forgiven, with those who can rejoice in part of their financial burden being lifted. It is, I suppose, possible to imagine a critical Christian response that says, “It’s great news that your debt has been reduced, and I am so happy to rejoice with you” while also thinking that the executive action to eliminate that debt is wrong. In the same way, I suppose it is possible to imagine Christians who welcome people who have had abortions all the while decrying the legality of abortion itself. But while it may be possible, I am not seeing much of that in practice. The church does not seem capable, at this moment in its history, of rejoicing with those who can rejoice over things that the church disagrees withThat’spolitically.aproblem because it exalts the church’s political views and positions above the New Testament’s proclamation about its expected behavior. So I hope those who are crit ical of the loan forgiveness that has been extended will spend some time reflecting on whether and how they can rejoice with those who are the beneficia ries of a political decision with which they disagree, on whether or not to rejoice with those who rejoice will be a fundamental part of their Christian charac ter, as Paul commands it to be. The Rev. Henry Sun is the pastor at Heritage Presbyterian Church in Benicia.
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Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times/TNS file President Joe Biden disembarks from Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House on Wednesday, Aug. 24. Biden announced his plan last week to forgive up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation Dr. Richard Mulvaney gives an injection to Randy Kerr, Polio Pioneer No. 1, in McLean, Virginia, April 26, 1954.
into. Your mind is open, as this is the only way to learn. If it’s proven to you, you will believe it. If not, you will regard it as an interesting question, pending proof. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). While tending to the task, you’d love not to think of yourself at all. To be entirely, unself consciously immersed in a state of flow is the ideal you wish for – achievable, though it will not kick in with predictable fre quency or timing.
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CDC researchers found that the New York man was infected with a weakened version of the virus that comes from the oral vaccine, which is still used in some countries abroad. Subsequent wastewater testing in New York found that polio has been circulating locally for up to a year, according to the CDC, which points to many more asymptomatic infections. “This one single case in New York has shown it can be the canary in the coal mine,” Wolfe said. New York is not the only place with a recent resurgence in polio. A handful of polio cases in Europe are also raising red flags for global health researchers.InJune, London health officials found evidence that polio was spread ing in the wastewater and recently announced that children between 1 and 9 would be offered a booster shot. An unvaccinated 3-year-old in Jerusalem became paralyzed earlier this year from the virus. A spokesperson for the N.C. Depart ment of Health said North Carolinians should talk with their doctors about their vaccine history and travel plans. Most people with polio do not feel sick or have minor symptoms, like a fever, headache or limb pain. In rare cases though, polio can cause perma nent and irreversible paralysis.
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You’re learning to feel at home in different environments. It’s harder to get comfort able, but as you observe what triggers tension and trepidation, you pick up valu able skills – key to becoming who you want to be.
Instead of complaining about all you did for them and how they don’t appreciate you, switch the narrative in your head and focus on how much you love and miss them. Then focus on ways you can connect with them. Reach out to your son and ask him what they would really be inter ested in doing with you. Give to them your time, love and atten tion, and my guess is that you will get it back tenfold. Try to let go of the jealousy you feel when they visit their deceased grandmother, and look at it as what beautiful grandchildren you have – that they honor their grandmother.
Tribune ConTenT AgenCy A dults who doubt they have been fully vaccinated against polio should talk to their doctors about getting additional shots, experts say. A confirmed case of polio in New York state has renewed a sense of urgency to make sure everyone is fully vaccinated against the potentially fatal virus, said Duke infectious disease expert Dr. Cameron Wolfe. “We never really worried about that because so many people had been vac cinated effectively that the disease was gone from the U.S. for decades,” Wolfe said. “Until now.” This is especially true for children who may have fallen behind on their vaccine series during the pandemic. The New York case, in which an unvaccinated man developed poliorelated paralysis, is the first time since 1979 there has been a polio case that originated in the U.S. The oral polio vaccine (which some may remember as a sugar cube in a paper cub) was replaced in the U.S. with a series of shots in 2000 because of its ability in rare situations to reac tivate itself into a form that was infectious.
Those who have only partially com pleted the three-dose series can go to a doctor to have their missing shots. Two doses of the vaccine are about 90% effective at preventing paraly sis while the full series is more than 99% effective at preventing polio relatedAdultsparalysis.whohave been fully vacci nated but are at high risk of exposure (e.g. health care workers who care for polio patients, or people traveling to countries like Afghanistan, where polio is still endemic) may qualify for a one-time booster shot.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). People say it’s the things you don’t do that you’ll regret later, but this doesn’t apply to matters of health and safety. While there may be emotional and personal risks worth taking today, physical risk-taking is not favored. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). When your problems get pushy, instead of pushing back, take a break. Escape to a fantasy. Let your daydreams float you up, up and away. You can look down on your problems from that aerial view and see new options.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The right amount of space between people is essential to a good relationship. Only you know whether to focus on strengthening bonds that bring you closer or on cre ating the necessary distance for health and comfort.
Once you let go of your bit terness about people not behaving exactly as you think they should, you will be surprised by how kind and won derful they can be. What we put in is what we get out. Make sure you call them on their birthdays and show them the unconditional love that you want from them and that they want from you. Don’t get hung up on everything they do wrong, and instead get hung up on everything they do right. Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com.
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Polio vaccine refresh According to the CDC, adults who know they are unvaccinated or who do not have documentation of their vac cination could qualify for three doses spread across several months. Wolfe said it would be very unlikely for someone to be unvaccinated without knowing it unless they grew up outside of the United States. “It’s almost been like the founda tional vaccine for so many years that it would be an unusual situation for someone not to have it,” he said.
Dear Annie: I’m writing this concerning my family. I have five sons and one daughter who are all grown and haveMychildren.thirdson, “Jake,” has two adult daughters and an adult son. When Jake’s two daughters were kids, I went head over heels in buying things for them. The son wasn’t born yet. I bought nothing but the best for the girls, and now that they are in their mid-30s, I don’t hear a word from them. I bought them stuff from a very expensive boutique, yet I don’t even get a phone call on Moth er’s Day or my birthday from them saying, “Happy Mother’s Day, Grandma” or, “Happy birthday, Grandma.” And it’s not just this year; it’s every year. I never hear from them. But on the other hand, my “HappysaygrandmapickGrandma.”saying,holiday,Mother’stheymotherdaughter-in-law’sisdeceased,andgotohergraveonDayandanyotherpostingonFacebook“HappyMother’sDay,Buttheycan’tevenupthephoneandcalltheirwhoisstillaliveto“HappyMother’sDay”orBirthday.”
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CELEBRITY PROFILES: All 16 songs from the latest Beyonce album charted on Billboard’s Hot 100. “Renaissance,” released within weeks of her solar return, debuted at No. 1. Queen B has been known to appear on magazine covers of her birth day month wearing a sun-like crown. A portrait at the Smithsonian National Por trait Gallery proves the point. Knowles was born when Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto were all in the highly aes thetic realm of Libra.
When I look back, I realize that I also gave them lots of love and took them to church, and when they were kids, they stayed at my house most of the time. It’s not just monetary things. I feel so left out of my grandchildren’s lives. There is much more that I can say about this situation, but that’s all for now. — Brokenhearted in Ohio Dear Brokenhearted: Assuming that there has not been a huge fight or reason that they are upset with you, my guess is that they got busy in their lives. It is petty to focus on the expensive gifts that you gave them as children and does not give you the best look.
Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic Fairfield’s Isaiah Nolan, left, is sacked by the Vallejo defense during the football game at Fairfield High School, Friday. Aaron Rosenblatt/Daily Republic Armijo HIgh School’s Willie Nickson scrambles to pass the ball during the football game against Dixon, Friday.
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The Giants and Phillies combined for 23 hits Sat urday. And in a preview of what’s to come for the remainder of Septem ber, that only equaled the number of players used by SanTheFrancisco.teamstraded leads five times, but ultimately it was the one whose post season hopes have dried up that prevailed over the one still fighting for a wildcard berth for a second straight day. Joc Peder son’s bases-loaded walk proved decisive in the Giants’ 5-4 win, secur ing a series win over theWhenPhillies.the sixth inning was over, the public relations official announc ing all the defensive replacements to the press box tripped over his words. The names just keptIncoming.all,six new players took the field for the Giants at the start of the seventh – four of whom had just pinch-hit the pre viousTheinning.Giants’ line change strategy – intended to gain the platoon advan tage when their opponent brings in an oppositehanded reliever to their starter – is well docu mented, but this was taking it a new degree. It paid off, as the pinch-hitting quartet of Lewis Brinson (for Luis González), J.D. Davis (for Andrew Knapp), Wilmer Flores (for LaMonte Wade Jr.) and Evan Longoria (for Mike Yas trzemski) helped San Francisco rally for a run and take a 5-4 lead that provedBrinsondecisive.ledoff with a double (but was thrown out at home on field er’s choice), and Davis scored the go-ahead run after Joc Pederson drew a bases-loaded walk. The subs couldn’t have hurt defensively, either, as John Brebbia (one of the other two new players, in addition to Bryce Johnson, who took over in right field) and Jarlín García teamed up to record a scoreless top of the seventh, the first time Philadelphia didn’t immediately respond with runs after a Giants scoringCamilorally.Doval struck out Matt Vierling with the tying run on third base to end the eighth inning and eventually finished off a four-out save. When he entered the game with two outs in the eighth, Doval became the 22nd player used by the Giants on Saturday. Austin Slater entered as a defensive replacement in the ninth, becoming player No. 23. Now, imagine what Kapler could do with a roster of 40. (Or, maybe,Withdon’t.)runners at the corners and one out in the fifth, Phillies manager Rob Thomson came with the hook for his starter, Noah Synder gaard, who failed to go too deep into the game.that ended the frame.
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The game couldn’t have started any better Friday night for Fairfield High School’s football team as quarter back Isaiah Nolan raced 50 yards for a touchdown on the Falcons’ first play from scrimmage. If only the next 47 minutes could have gone as well. Fairfield did manage to score three total touchdowns and moved the ball well, but still lost at home to Vallejo 41-18 at Schaefer Stadium. It was new head coach Alex Hubbard’s first home game. The Falcons lost their season opener last week at Benicia. “We learned we can play,” Hubbard said of the game. “If we minimize the mistakes, we can play. Every time it seemed we’d shoot ourselves in the foot.” The Falcons did do some good things, but mistakes proved costly. The Red Hawks broke free for some long offensive plays to break the game open. Vallejo was up 14-6 at the end of the first, 21-6 at halftime and 27-12 after three quarters. But the game did start well with Nolan’s touchdown on a fake handoff that caught the Vallejo defense off guard and sprung the quarterback free. The Falcons scored again when Nolan connected with Josh Tucker in the second quarter on a short pass that Tucker took down the middle of the field for a 65-yardJamontetouchdown.Mckinley had a picksix for the Falcons when he intercepted a pass in the fourth quarter and raced 25 yards for a score. The 18 points is significant because Fairfield had no offensive touchdowns last season and just one last week. “We got three. That’s prog ress,” Hubbard said. “We moved the ball up and down the field in the secondTrevonhalf.” Moten rushed for 60 yards on 14 carries. Nolan com pleted three passes for 92 yards. Tucker finished with two catches for 80 Vallejoyards.scored in a variety of ways. Sedrick Vaughn had a 65-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and an 85-yard kickoff return for touchdown in the third. Nalachi Edmonson added a 20-yard touchdown run in the second quarter and a 23-yard scoring dash in theVallejofourth.quarterback Jasier Smith connected with Vaughn in the second quarter for a 15-yard touch down pass. Vaughn had 71 yards on three carries to his three touch downs, and also caught two passes for 21 Theyards.Red Hawks also scored in the fourth quarter when a Falcons’ punt snap sailed into the end zone, where Vallejo was able to fall on it for a Fairfieldtouchdown.(0-2 overall) will try and rebound next week with a home game against Davis. Fairfield won the JV game 16-14.
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FAIRFIELD — Four touchdowns were not enough for the Armijo High School varsity foot ball team to secure a win over Dixon’s undefeated squad Friday night at Brownlee Field. The Rams improved to 3-0 on the season, defeat ing the Royals by a tight margin, 28-26. The Royals are now Armijo1-2. struck first, scoring a touch down with 8:15 left in the first quarter. After completing a two-point conversion, the Royals took an early 8-0 lead. Dixon answered in the second quarter with a touchdown of their own with 8:11 left on the clock. The Rams’ two-point con version failed, keeping the Royals in the lead 8-6. Armijo quarterback Willie Nickson threw a 22-yard touchdown pass with 6:57 left in the second quarter to give the Royals the 14-6 lead. The Rams picked up an extra two points by dropping the Royals for a safety, cutting the lead to Dixon14-8.then completed a 20-yard pass for a touch down to tie the game with 2:04 left in the quarter. The Rams’ extra point attempt was good, giving Dixon the 15-14 lead going into halftime. After a scoreless third quarter for both teams, Dixon struck only five seconds into the final quarter of the game. With 11:55 on the clock, the Rams scored a rushing touchdown, and the extra point kick was good, giving Dixon the 22-14Theadvantage.Royals cut the Rams’ lead with a touch down with 3:17 left in the contest. Armijo tried for the two-point conversion to tie the game, but the attempt failed. Dixon held onto a slim lead of 22-20. Nickson took matters into his own hands and scored a 1-yard rushing touchdown, giving the Royals the 26-22 lead with 1:27 left in the game. With only 12 seconds left on the clock, Dixon found the end zone and scored on an 11-yard rushing touchdown to seal theirArmijo’svictory.next meeting is set at 7 p.m. Friday at home against Sierra of Manteca.InArmijo’s junior varsity game, the Royals defeated Dixon 7-0 and improved their record to 2-1 overall.
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Daily RepuBlic staff DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETVACAVILLE — Vacaville High’s boys cross country team had a strong second-place finish among the large schools Saturday at the Lagoon Valley Classic Invitational.TheBulldogs fin ished second to Davis and had four runners medal in the top 40. Donovan Cheruiyot was second on the 3-mile course (15 minutes, 42.2 seconds) with Lorenzo Cilia ninth (16:56.5), Evan Mitchell 28th (18:14.3) and Max Valenzuela 34th (18:24.2). The Rodriguez boys were fifth with Eric Burns 22nd (17:59.2), Courvoisier Her rmann 25th (18:10.6) and Hayden Bennion 31st (18:18.5). Marcus Cunanan of Armijo fin ished 35th (22:24.1)PaulinaFisheringirls,amongVacaville(18:24.4).wasfourththelargeschoolledbyRubyBurton15th(21:16.1),Reagan16th(21:16.2),Peterson34thandCaitlyn Gonzalez 37th (22:46.6). Rodriguez was fifth as a team with Kate Kimball eighth (20:08.4), Gabri ella Swartz 26th (21:45.6) and Kaitlene Ofilan 39thMariessa(22:51.0). McLaugh lin was 11th overall among the large schools for Vanden (20:47.8) and Armijo’s Lilian Luu fin ished 30th 40thtree(22:01.0).andHusbyvarsityamongtianallyfinishedteamWood39thandMcGrath17th(18:19.8),MaverickschooloveralltianVacaville(22:01.3).ChristookfourthplaceamongthesmallvarsityboyswithAdams16thGunnerLyon(18:28.7),Griffin28th(18:55.7)ApolloAdams(19:40.9).WillC.was10thasaasJacksonHicks13thindividu(18:05.4).TheVacavilleChrisgirlswerefifthsmallschoolgirlswithKatrinafourth(20:18.9)KaraKrulick16hLeviCrabofWoodcamein(25:02.1).Theraceswereheld
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West WDivisionL Pct GB Houston 85 47 644 Seattle 75 58 564 10½ Texas 58 74 439 27 L.A. Angels 57 75 432 28 OAKLAND 49 85 366 37 National League East DivisionWL Pct GB N.Y. Mets 85 49 634 Atlanta 83 51 619 2 Philadelphia 73 60 549 11½ Miami 55 77 417 29 Washington 46 87 346 38½ CentralWDivisionL Pct GB St. Louis 78 55 586 Milwaukee 69 62 527 8 Chicago Cubs 56 77 424 22 Cincinnati 52 78 .400 24½ Pittsburgh 49 83 .371 28½ West WDivisionL Pct GB L.A. Dodgers 90 41 687 San Diego 74 59 556 17 Arizona 63 68 .481 27 SAN FRANCISCO 63 68 481 27 Colorado 56 77 421 35 Friday’s Games Baltimore 5, OAKLAND 2 SAN FRANCISCO 13, Philadelphia 1 Toronto 4, Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 3, Colorado 2 Detroit 5, Kansas City 4 N.Y. Mets 7, Washington 3 Seattle 6, Cleveland 1 Boston 9, Texas 1 Tampa Bay 9, N.Y. Yankees 0 Atlanta 8, Miami 1 Chicago White Sox 4, Minnesota 3 St. Louis 8, Chicago Cubs 0 Houston 4, L.A. Angels 2 Arizona 2, Milwaukee 1 San Diego 7, L.A. Dodgers 1 Saturday’s Games SAN FRANCISCO 5, Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 8, OAKLAND 1 Boston 5, Texas 3 Kansas City 12, Detroit 2 Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 Toronto 4, Pittsburgh 1 Colorado at Cincinnati, Postponed Washington 7, N.Y. Mets 1 Seattle 4, Cleveland 0 Chicago White Sox 13, Minnesota 0 St. Louis 8, Chicago Cubs 4 Atlanta 2, Miami 1 Milwaukee at Arizona, (N) Houston at L.A. Angels, (N) San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, (N) Sunday’s Games OAKLAND at Baltimore, 10:35 a.m. Philadelphia at SAN FRANCISCO, 1:05 p.m. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 9:05 a.m. Texas at Boston, 10:35 a.m. Miami at Atlanta, 10:35 a.m. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 10:40 a.m. Colorado at Cincinnati, 10:40 a.m. Kansas City at Detroit, 10:40 a.m. Washington at N.Y. Mets, 10:40 a.m. Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 11:10 a.m. Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 11:15 a.m. Seattle at Cleveland, 11:40 a.m. Houston at L.A. Angels, 1:07 p.m. Milwaukee at Arizona, 1:10 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 4:08 p.m.
VACAVILLE — The Buckingham Charter girls volleyball team picked up a 25-5, 25-16, 25-18 win Thursday night over vis iting Cristo Rey at Vaca Pena Middle School. Wyievee Binda had nine kills, three blocks and two aces for the Lady Knights. Drew Peters added five aces. Brooke Maurice also had 12 assists, three kills and six Kimberaces.Coultrup con tributed five kills and Anna Butcher had four kills and two assists. Elena Garcia, Jessica Taylor and Rosario Bucaojit keyed the defensive effort. "Our ladies were able to play our game and control the net to set the tone," Buckingham coach Mark Bautista said. "We had the opportunity to get our young players in, too, so they could gain experi ence. We will need them the deeper we get into theBuckinghamseason." will host Sacramento Adventist at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Vaca Pena. Girls tennis Rodriguez nets win against Armijo FAIRFIELD — The Rodriguez High School girls tennis team netted an 8-1 win Thursday over Armijo in an MEL match. Bella Connerley, Gianna Anselmo, Hannah Pierleoni, Taylor Tieu and Brianna Jahner swept the top five singles matches for the Mustangs in straight sets. The Rodri guez doubles teams of Maya Shamieh-Hayden Gilbert, Jay Perry-Samara Angelos and Kenzie Mark-Gabby Diaz were alsoArmijowinners.picked up a win in No. 6 singles from Marian Supapo. Local From Page B6 Wright said. “Last week, we just didn’t practice thatWoodwell.” quarterback Mason Sayre threw four touchdown passes. Three of the scoring strikes went to Darrius Hickenbottom. Elijah Laui also caught a touchdownRunningpass.back Manny Delatorre had two rushing touchdowns and backup quarterback Derek Lewis also had a rushing score. John James keyed the defense with a pass inter ception that he turned into a pick-six. James raced into the end zone for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. At Vacaville Chris tian, the Falcons had a touchdown run from Wesley Krier. Dominique Ruff also raced 82 yards on a kickoff return for a touchdown.RioVista rolled again, beating Lower Lake, one week after a 57-0 win over Millennium of Tracy. Vanden, meanwhile, played its game Thurs day and came away with a 42-8 win over host Burbank in lateraandtookboardtheMarcellusSacramento.ChandlergotVikings(3-0)ontherightawayashetheopeningkickoffracedthedistancefortouchdown.OrionNulltooktheballaway from the Burbank quar terback and raced down to the 2 yard line, setting up Elijah Fisherman for a short TD run. Raheem Holt also had a 12-yard touchdown run in the first half.
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College volleyball Solano volleyball picks up two wins ROCKVILLE — The Solano Community College women’s volley ball team picked up a pair of wins Friday night in Modesto, beating Modesto Junior College 25-27, 25-18, 23-25, 27-25, 15-10 before getting back on the court 15 minutes later and defeating Por terville College 25-19, 25-8,Sammy25-21. Brown had 27 kills against Modesto and was 16-for-17 serving with one ace and 16 digs. Hannah Del Rio added 11 kills with two blocks. Dani Rydjord ran the offense with 42 assists, 15 digs and serving 18-for-21 with five aces. Crystal Carroll led the defense with 27 digs, serving 28-for-29 with three aces. Kelsey Wall chipped in 20 digs and nine kills. Jailynn Bermu dez served 12-for-13 with two aces and chipped in five digs. Eryka Ferrer served 14-for-15, while Lili Ayala added three kills and two blocks. Brown led the Falcons with 17 kills and 10 digs in the second match. Wall added eight kills, serving 15-for-17 with four aces. Carroll led the defense with 11 digs. Rydjord ran the offense with 30 assists, serving 18-for-19 with three aces. Hannah Del Rio chipped in six kills and three blocks. Codi LePak-Murphy added one kill and one block. Solano is 4-2 overall and will travel Wednesday to Diablo Valley College for a 2 p.m. match against DVC and a 4 p.m. match against Merced.
BERKELEY — UC Davis head coach Dan Hawkins threw down the gauntlet earlier this week when he said this year’s Aggies football team might be the best in program history. So where does Hawkins stand on that idea following his team’s season-opening loss to “Well,Cal?the cool thing is, we knew we have a good football team, but that things will come together,” Hawkins said. “A lot of moving pieces.” The reality for Hawkins on Saturday was his FCS team was correctly a double-digit underdog to Cal, an FBS school in a Power Five conference, on the road. The Aggies fell, 34-13, in a game that was a touch closer than the final score indicated at Memorial Stadium on a beautiful Bay Area afternoon in front of 34,984 fans. There were a few silver linings. Davis got off to a fast start, taking a 7-0 lead early and having more yards than the Golden Bears after three quarters, 306-298. Cal’s first three possessions went for minus-7 yards and included two sacks and an interception before the Bears got going.
Vanden quarterback Tre Dimes connected with receiver Brayden Chavez for a 25-yard touchdown pass. The Vikings will be back in action Sept. 9 at home against Foothill.
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NoticeofPublicAUCTIONasdefinedby theCaliforniaSelfStorageFacilitiesAct, BusinessandProfessionsCodesections 21700-21716.Locationofauctioned items:FourSeasonsSelfStorageLLC. 1600PetersenRd,SuisunCityCA94585. Dateofsale:9/16/2022.Timeofsale:9:45 am.AuctionwillbeconductedatFourSeasonsSelfStorageat1600PetersenRd. SuisunCityCA94585.Auctioneer;Award Auction:JeffVercelli#MS153-13-71. Phone:408-891-6108.AgentforOwn er DiedePropertyManagement.Propertybeingsoldwillpublish9-4-2022&9-11-2022. Unitsbeingsold:JonathanRRichardson (F31)CharlotteL.Dyer(C15),Rodney Huckabee(G53),KatherineEnsley (G80,G91)DeannaMartinez(G01,F07, F77)AnthwanHendricks(G70) Itemsbeingsold:Tools,Wheelchair,Dolls, Paintings,Shelving,Electronics,Luggage, Stereoequipment,FirePit,AntiqueCash Register,Magazines,TackleBox,Rodand Reel,YardTools,Wood,Blinds, Wagon, HouseholdAppliances,Furniture,Misc. Householditems,Misc.BoxesandPlastic Tubs. DR#00057674 Published: September4,11,2022 PERSON (PERSONS) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS REAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SELECT, RPM SELECT LOCATEDAT622JacksonStreet,Suite 101,Fairfield,CA,94533Solano.Mailing Address622JacksonStreet,Suite101, Fairfield,CA,94533AREHEREBYREGISTEREDBYTHEFOLLOWINGOWNER(S)SolanoPropertiesInc,Ca,Fairfield, 94533THISBUSINESSISCONDUCTED BY: aCorporation Theregistrantcommencedtotransa ct businessunderthefictitiousbusiness nameornameslistedaboveon 06/14/2010 Ideclarethatallinformationinthisstatementistrueandcorrect(Aregistrantwho declaresastrueinformationwhichheor sheknowstobefalseisguiltyofacrime.) /s/ MattMunsee,President INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEP TASPROVIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSUANTTOSECTION17913OTHERTHAN ACHANGEINTHERESIDENCEADDRESSOFAREGISTEREDOWNER. ANEWFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAME STATEMENTMUSTBEFILEDBEFORE THEEXPIRATIONAugust7,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). Filed intheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: August8,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001352 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk /s/ J.Vosley INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEPTASPROVIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSU(SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSIBUSINESS NAME STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING PERSON (PERSONS) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS HARVEY OVERHEAD DOOR CO LOCATEDAT508JerseySt.,Vallejo,CA, 94590Solano.MailingAddress508JerseySt.,Vallejo,CA,94590AREHEREBY REGISTEREDBYTHEFOLLOWING OWNER(S)DanielComyns,2134Casa GrandePl.,Benicia,94510THISBUSINESSISCONDUCTEDBY: anIndividual Theregistrantcommencedtotransact businessunderthefictitiousbusiness nameornameslistedaboveonN/A Ideclarethatallinformationinthisstatementistrueandcorrect(Aregistrantwho declaresastrueinformationwhichheor sheknowstobefalseisguiltyofacrime.) /s/ DanielComyns INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEPTASPROVIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSUANTTOSECTION17913OTHERTHAN ACHANGEINTHERESIDENCEADDRESSOFAREGISTEREDOWNER. ANEWFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAME STATEMENTMUSTBEFILEDBEFORE THEEXPIRATIONAugust9,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). Filed intheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: August10,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001374 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk DR#00057178 Published:August14,21,28,September 4,2022
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Toallheirs,beneficiaries,creditors,contingentcreditors,andpersonswhomay otherwisebeinterestedinthewillorestate,orboth,of: Ruiju Ma APetitionforProbatehasbeenfiledby: Weitao Jiang intheSuperiorCourtofCalifornia,County of: Solano ThePetitionforProbaterequeststhat: Weitao Jiang beappointedaspersonalrepresentative toadministertheestat eofthedecedent. ThepetitionrequestsauthoritytoadministertheestateundertheIndependentAdministrationofEstatesAct.(Thisauthority willallowthepersonalrepresentativeto takemanyactionswithoutobtainingcourt approval.Beforetakingcertainveryimportantactions,however,thepersonal representativewillberequiredtogivenoticetointerestedpersonsunlessthey havewaivednoticeorconsentedtothe proposed action.)Theindependentadministrationauthoritywillbegrantedunless aninterestedpersonfilesanobjectionto thepetitionandshowsgoodcausewhy thecourtshouldnotgranttheauthority.
daysfromthedateofmailingorpersonaldeliverytoyouofanoticeundersection9052of theCaliforniaProbateCode. OtherCaliforniastatutesandlegalauthoritymayaffectyourrightsasacreditor.Youmay wanttoconsultwithanattorneyknowledgeableinCalifornialaw. Youmayexaminethefilekeptbythecourt.Ifyouareapersoninterestedintheestate youmayfilewiththecourtaRequestforSpecialNotice(formDE-154)ofthefilingofan inventoryandappraisalofestateassetsorofanypetitionoraccountasprovidedinProbateCodesection1250.ARequestforSpecialNoticeformisavailablefromthecourt clerk. Petitioner:JONTEMCQUEEN,28REDONDOSTREET,SANFRANCISCO,CA94124 Telephone:415-845-6404 9/4,9/5,9/11/22 CNS-3621535# THEDAILYREPUBLIC DR#00057654 Published:September4,5,11,2022 ACCORDINGTOTHELEASEBYANDBETWEENTHEFOLLOWING: NAMEUNITCONTENTS DENISEDUNN326STYROFOAMWIGHEADS,BEDDING,TABLES... CHANELSNOWDEN439ROLLERBLADES,DOLLY,CAMERA... SHELBYSUNDERLAND448CARSEAT,CHALKBOARD,LUGGAGE... WILLIAMPITTSIII731BACKPACKLEAFBLOWER,COMPRESSOR,TOOLS MICHAELRESSLER765POWERTOOLS,LADDERS,CHOPSAW... HASSANEDWARDS848SOFA,VACUUMS,MICROWAVE...
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING PERSON (PERSONS) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS PATRONS BARBERSHOP LLC LOCATEDAT411MainStSteB,Suisun, CA94585Solano.MailingAddress411 MainStSteB,Suisun,CA94585.ARE HEREBYREGISTEREDBYTHEFOLLOWINGOWNER(S)PatronsBarbershopLLCCA.THISBUSINESSISCONDUCTEDBY: aLimitedLiabilityCompany Theregistrantcommencedtotransact businessunderthefictitiousbusiness nameornameslistedaboveonN/A. Ideclarethatallinformationinthisstatementistrueandcorrect(Aregistrantwho declaresastrueinformationwhichheor sheknowstobefalseisguiltyofacrime.) /s/ErickBarraganOwner INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEPTASPROVIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSUANTTOSECTION17913OTHERTHAN ACHANGEINTHERESIDENCEADDRESSOFAREGISTEREDOWNER. ANEWFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAME STATEMENTMUSTBEFILEDBEFORE THEEXPIRATIONAugust28,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). FiledintheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: August29,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001494 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk DR#00057702 Published:September4,11,18,25,2022 AKC Born 06/06/2022 apers & 1st shots d ew claws & tail s docked. Available now Call 916-934-6086 must leave message, will call back. 0808 PICKUPS, 2WD 2004 Ford F-150 X Cab. sm. V8, 4.6L, A/T all pwr., A/C, smog $7,900 obo. DL R #42203. (707)280 6816 Quinterosaut o sales.com 0808 PICKUPS, 2WD 2007 Toyota Tacom a Crew Cab Prerunne r SR5. A/T, all pwr.,
DISHWirelessLLCisproposingtoinstall newwirelesstelecommunicationsantennasonanexistingselfsupportinglattice towerat1851WoolnerAve,Fairfield,SolanoCounty,CA.Thenewfacilitywillconsistofthecollocationofantennasatatip heightof90ftabovegroundlevelonthe 98.1fttower(measuredtotopofwindturbine).Anyinterestedpartywishingtosubmitcommentsregardingthepotentialeffectstheproposedfacilitymayhaveon anyhistoricpropertymaydosobysendingsuchcommentsto:Project 6122007759-MABEBIConsulting,6876 SusquehannaTrailSouth,York,PA17403, orat(617)909-9035. DR#00057693 Published:September4,2022
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING PERSON (PERSONS) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS ALREADY ALRIGHT ENTERPRISE, TOWN KAT APPAREL LOCATEDAT220SeaburyStreet,Suisun CityCA94585Solano.MailingAddress 220SeaburyStreet,SuisunCityCA 94585.AREHEREBYREGISTEREDBY THEFOLLOWINGOWNER(S)Already AlrightEnterpriseCA.THISBUSINESSIS CONDUCTEDBY: aLimitedLiabilityCompany Theregistrantcommencedtotransact businessunderthefic titiousbusiness nameornameslistedaboveonN/A. Ideclarethatallinformationinthisstatementistrueandcorrect(Aregistrantwho declaresastrueinformationwhichheor sheknowstobefalseisguiltyofacrime.) /s/DanielleSandiferOwner INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEPTASPROVIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSUANTTOSECTION17913OTHERTHAN ACHANGEINTHERESIDENCEADDRESSOFAREGISTEREDOWNER. ANEWFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAME STATEMENTMUSTBEFILEDBEFORE THEEXPIRATIONAugust23,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). FiledintheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: August24,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001468 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk DR#00057488 Published:Aug.28Sept.4,11,18,2022
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sDevelopmentRegulationsmayfileanappealwithin14businessdaysofthedecisionordeterminationusingtheappealformavailablefromtheCommunityDevelopmentDepartment.Tofilean appeal,completetheformandsubmititwiththeappropriatefeetoCommunityDevelo pmentDepartment,1000WebsterStreet,2ndFloor,Fairfield,CA94533nolaterthan14 businessdaysfromthedateofthishearing.Postmarkswillbeaccepted.Foradditional information,pleasecontacttheCommunityDevelopmentDepartment,CityHall,2nd Floor,orphone707-428-7440. TheCityofFairfielddoesnotdiscriminateagainstanyindividualwithadisability.City publicationswillbemadeavailableuponrequestintheappropriateformattopersonswith a disability.Ifyouneedaccommodationstoattendorparticipateinthismeetingduetoa disability,pleasecontactCindyGarcia,AdministrativeAssistant,at707-428-7452,cgarcia@fairfield.ca.gov,inadvanceofthemeeting. DR#00057740 Published:September4,2022
NOTICEOFPETITIONTOADMINISTERESTATEOF TRINALAVERNEMCQUEEN CASENO.P051622 Toallheirs,beneficiaries,creditors,contingentcreditors,andpersonswhomayotherwisebeinterestedinthewillorestate,orboth,of:TRINALAVERNEMCQUEEN APetitionforProbatehasbeenfiledbyJONTEMCQUEENintheSuperiorCourtofCalifornia,CountyofSOLANO. ThePetitionforProbaterequeststhatJONTEMCQUEENbeappointedaspersonalrepresentativetoadministertheestateofthedecedent. ThePetitionrequests authoritytoadministertheestateundertheIndependentAdministrationofEstatesAct.(Thisauthoritywillallowthepersonalrepresentativetotakemany actionswithoutobtainingcourtapproval.Beforetakingcertainveryimportantactions however,thepersonalrepresentativewillberequiredtogivenoticetointerestedpersons unlesstheyhavewaivednoticeorconsentedtotheproposedaction.)Theindependent administrationauthoritywillbegrantedunlessaninterestedpersonfilesanobjectionto thepetitionandshowsgoodcausewhythecourtshouldnotgranttheauthority. Ahearingonthepetitionwillbeheldinthiscourton9/28/2022at9:00A.M.inDept.22 RoomN/AlocatedatOLDSOLANOCOURTHOUSE,580TEXASSTREET,FAIRFIELD CA94533. Ifyouobjecttothegrantingofthepetition,youshouldappearatthehearingandstate yourobjectionsorfilewrittenobjectionswiththecourtbeforethehearing.Yourappearancemaybeinpersonorbyyourattorney. Ifyouareacreditororacontingentcreditorofthedecedent,youmustfileyourclaimwith thecourtandmailacopytothepersonalrepresentativeappointedbythecourtwithinthe laterofeither(1)fourmonthsfromthedateoffirstissuanceofletterstoageneralpersonalrepresentative,asdefinedinsection58(b)oftheCaliforniaProbateCode,or(2)60 ANDTKG-StorageMartanditsrelatedparties,assignsandaffiliatesINORDERTOPERFECTTHELIENONTHEGOODSCONTAINEDINTHEIRSTORAGEUNITS.THE MANAGERSHAVECUTTHELOCKONTHEIRUNITS.Itemswillbesoldorotherwise disposedofonSEPTEMBER24TH,2022@10:00amonstoragetreasures.com,tosatisfyowner'slieninaccordancewithstatestatutes,allbidsarefortheentirecontentsof thestorageunit.StorageMart#2452,2277WaltersRd.,FairfieldCA.94533.(707)4294177,Opt#2 DR#00057721 Published:September4,11,2022
ERGIVENTHATsaidpublichearingwillbeheldon SEPTEMBER14,2022,beginningat6:00p.m.intheCouncilChambers,1000Webster Street,orthepublicmayjointhemeetingviaZooma t https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/97065607498?pwd=a1dnaVY2UzFINU4xaU5sS0FET09qZz0 9orbyphoneat(669)900-6833WebinarID:87845423536Passcode:66781819at whichtimeandplaceanyandallpersonsinterestedinsaidmattersmayappearandbe heard.Ifyouchallengeanyoftheabove-citeditemsincourt,youmaybelimitedtoraisingonlythoseissuesyouorsomeoneelseraisedatthepublichearingdescribedinthis notice,orwrittencorrespondencedeliveredto theCommunityDevelopmentDepartment at,orpriortothepublichearing.AnypartyaggrievedoraffectedbyadecisionordeterminationbythePlanningCommissionintheadministrationoftheCity
ThePlanningCommissionwillacceptoralandwrittencomments.Oralcommentsmaybe givenduringthemeetingeitherin-personorbyfollowingtheteleconferencepubliccommentinstructionsonthePlanningCommissionagendaat: https://www.riov istacity.com/bc-pc.
Toallheirs,beneficiaries,creditors,contingentcreditors,andpersonswhomay otherwisebeinterestedinthewillorestate,orboth,of: Richard Lawless, aka Richard A. Lawless, Sr. APetitionforProbatehasbeenfiledby: Susie Lawless intheSuperiorCourtofCalifornia,County of: Solano ThePetitionforProbaterequeststhat: Su sie Lawless beappointedaspersonalrepresentative toadministertheestateofthedecedent. ThepetitionrequestsauthoritytoadministertheestateundertheIndependentAdministrationofEstatesAct.(Thisauthority willallowthepersonalrepresentativeto takemanyactionswithoutobtainingcourt approval.Beforetakingcertainveryimportantactions,however,thepersonal representativewillberequiredtogivenoticetointerestedpersonsunlesst hey havewaivednoticeorconsentedtothe proposedaction.)Theindependentadministrationauthoritywillbegrantedunless aninterestedpersonfilesanobjectionto thepetitionandshowsgoodcausewhy thecourtshouldnotgranttheauthority.
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Writtencommentsmaybesubmittedviaemailto:pcpubliccomments@ci.rio-vista.ca.us. Pleaseprovidetheagendaitemnumberinthesubjectlineofyouremailorletter.Written commentsreceivedpriorto5:00pmontheTuesdaybeforetheCommissionmeetingwill bedistributedtotheCommissionandpostedontheCity'swebsite.Ifyouneedassistanceordonothaveaccesstoacomputer,pleasecontactKrystineBallat707-374-6447.
AttorneyforPetitioner:AmandaL.Ebay 870MarketStreet,Suite782, SanFrancisco,CA94102 (415)989-8070 DR#00057498 Published:Aug.31Sept.4,7,2022
AUCTIONNOTICE:ASDEFINEDBY:The CaliforniaSelfStorageFacilitiesAct, Chapter10CommencingwithSection 21700,Division8oftheCaliforniaBusinessandProfessionsCode,AIRPORT ROADSELFSTORAGE–1604Airport Rd,RioVista,CA94571willconductan Auctionon9-16-22at10:45AM.AUCTIONEER:AWardAuctionJeffVercelli #MS324-27-45.AgentforOwner:Diede PropertyManagement.Unitsbeingsold AmorBasa,BertCodinha,DenisOwens andDamonBrown.Itemsbeing soldFurniture,tools,andmisc.tubsandboxes. Thisadwillpublish9-4-22&9-11-22.In accordancewiththeCaliforniaSelfServiceStorageAct,shouldbidsfallshort agentspredeterminedfairmarketvalueon agivenStorageunit,agentshallhavethe righttohaltthesaleofsaidstorageunit. DR#00057685 Published:September4,11,2022
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ECONOMICONecessitasegurodesaludauncostoasequible,yaseaparaustedoalguienensuhogar?Siesasi,puedepresentarunasolicitudconCoveredCalifornia. CoveredCalifornialopuedeayudarareduciralcostoquepagaporsegurodesalud asequibleydealtacalidad.Para obtenermásinformación,visitewww.coveredca.com.OlameaCoveredCaliforniaal1800-300-0213. DR#00057490 Published:Aug. 28Sept.4,11,18,2022 NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGCITYOFRIOVISTA PUBLICNOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatthePlanningCommissionoftheCityofRio VistawillholdapublichearingtoconsiderrequestsforaConditionalUsePermitandSite andArchitecturalReviewforabedandbreakfastuseat507MainStreet.Theprojectproposesmodificationstotheexistingstructureat507MainStreetandnewoff-streetparkingfacilitiesat447MainStreetattheregularmeetingofthePlanningCommissionon Wed nesday,September14,2022,at6:00p.m.,in-personattheCityHallCouncilChambers,1MainStreet,RioVista,California,andviateleconference. PROJECTTITLE:507MAINSTREETBEDANDBREAKFAST LEADAGENCYNAMEANDADDRESS:CITYOFRIOVISTA 1MAINSTREET RIOVISTA,CA94571 PROPERTYOWNER:JOHNLOMPA
ZONING:RESIDENTIALHIGHDENSITY(R-4) ENVIRONMENTALREVIEW: Theproposedprojectinvolvesthemodificationstoanexistingstructureandconstruction ofassociatedoff-streetparkingfacilities.TheproposedprojectisconsistentwithState CEQAExemptionsClass32-In-FillDevelopmentinaccordancewithCal.CodeRegs., tit.14,§15300etseq.NoexceptionstoeitherExemptiondetailedin§15300.2wouldbe applicable. NOTETOALLINTERESTEDPARTIES: ThismeetingwillbeheldinhybridformatpursuanttoGovernmentCodesection54953(e) toprotectattendeehealthandsafetywherebyattendeesmayjoinin-personorviateleconference.Allrequisiteopportunitiesforandprotectionstopublicaccessandpublic commentshallbeprovided,asrequiredbytheBrownAct,GovernmentCodesection 54950etseq.Publicaccessisavailableeithe
IfyouwishtolegallychallengeanyactiontakenbytheCityontheabovematter,youmay belimitedtoraisingonlythoseissuesyouorsomeoneelseraiseinwritingforthePublic Hearingdescribedinthisnotice,orinwrittencorrespondencedeliveredtotheCitypriorto oremailedasdescribedintheabovenote.
rin-personattheCityHallCouncilChambers,1MainStreet,RioVista,California,orvialivestreamthroughalinkandinstructions includedinthePlanningCommissionagendaat:https://www.riovistacity.com/bc-pc.
NOTICEISHEREBYFURTHERGIVENTHATsaidpublichearingwillbeheldon SEPTEMBER14,2022,beginningat6:00p.m.intheCouncilChambers,1000Webster Street, orthepublicmayjointhemeetingviaZoomat https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/97065607498?pwd=a1dnaVY2UzFINU4xaU5sS0FET09qZz0 9 orbyphoneat(669)900-6833WebinarID:87845423536Passcode:66781819 atwhichtimeandplaceanyandallpersonsinterestedinsaidmattersmayappearand beheard.Ifyouchallengeanyoftheabove-citeditemsincourt,youmaybelimitedto raisingonlythoseissuesyouorsomeoneelseraisedatthepublichearingdescribedin thisnotice,orinwrittencorrespondencedeliveredtotheCommunityDevelopmentDepartmentat,orpriortothepublichearing.Anypartyaggrievedoraffectedbyadecision ordeterminationbythePlanningCommissionintheadministrationoftheCity
NEW PRICE! A MUST SEE 147 Gardiner Way Rio Vista Custom Craftsman Cottage, 1952, w/ detached carport, 70 ft driveway workshop & studio/she shed, sunroom on a shy 1/4 acre lot. 3 bedroom, possibly 4, w/2 baths, laminate floors & white blinds. Space for your RV/boat etc. Solar. $540,000 Open House Sat & Sun 12-3PM 417 Knoll Drive, Fairfield Custom 4bd/2.5ba gated-Oakwood Estates-1/4 acre lot. Updated w/hardwood floors, granite counters w/backsplash, SS applncs, double oven, tile entry w/ custom accents. FR w/stone fp. Outdoor fp, stamped concrete walkway, landscaping & views. $999,000 OPEN HOUSE Bobby Schultze & Associate REALTOR® DRE#02059665 (707) 389-9331
sDevelopmentRegulationsmayfileanappealwithin14businessdaysofthedecisionordeterminationusingtheappealformavailablefromtheCommunityDevelopmentDepartment.To fileanappeal,completetheformandsubmititwiththeappropriatefeetoCommunityDevelopmentDepartment,1000WebsterStreet,2ndFloor,Fairfield,CA94533nolaterthan 14businessdaysfromthedateofthishearing.Postmarkswillbeaccepted.Foradditionalinformation,pleasecontacttheCommunityDevelopmentDepartment,CityHall,2nd Floor,orphone707-428-7440. TheCityofFairfielddoesnotdiscriminateagainstanyindividualwithadisability.City publicationswillbemadeavailableuponrequestintheappropriateformattopersonswith adisability.Ifyouneedaccommodationtoattendorparticipateinthismeetingduetoa disa bility,pleasecontactCindyGarcia,AdministrativeAssistant,707-428-7452, cgarcia@fairfield.ca.gov,inadvanceofthemeeting. DR#00057738 Published:September4,2022
If you are a creditor or a contingent creditor of the decedent, youmustfileyourclaimwiththecourtand mailacopytothepersonalrepresentative appointedbythecourtwithinthe later of either(1)four months fromthedateof firstissuance ofletterstoageneralpersonalrepresentative,asdefinedinsection58(b)oftheCaliforniaProbateCode, or(2) 60 days fromthedateofmailingor personaldeliverytoyouofanoticeunder section9052oftheCaliforniaProbate Code. Other California statutes and legal authority may affect your rights as a creditor. You may wantto consult with an attorney knowledgeable in California Youlaw.may examine the file kept by the court.Ifyouareapersoninterestedinthe estate,youmayfilewiththecourtaRequestforSpecialNotice(formDE-154)of thefilingofaninventoryandappraisalof estateassetsorofanypetitionoraccount asprovidedinProbateCodesection 1250.ARequestforSpecialNoticeformis availablefromthecourtclerk.
NOTICE:Therestrainingorderonpage2remainsineffect AVISO:Laórdendeprotecciónqueaparecenenlapagina2 againsteachparentuntilthepetitionisdismissed,ajudgmentcontinuaráenvigenciaen cuantoacadapartehastaqueseemitaun isentered,orthecourtmakesfurtherorders.Thisorderis fallofinal,sedespidalapeticiónolacortedéotrasórdenes.Cualquier enforceableanywhereinCalifomiabyanylawenforcement agenciadelorden públicoquehayarecibidoovistounacopiadeestas officerwhohasreceivedorseenacopyofit. ordenpuedehacerlaacatarencualquierlugardeCalifornia. FEEWAIVER:Ifyoucannotpaythefilingfee,asktheclerk EXENCIÓNDECUOTAS:Sinopuedepagarlacuotadepresentación, forafeewaiverform.Thecourtmayorderyoutopaybackallpidaalsecretariounformulariodeexencióndecuotas.Lacortepuede orpartofthefeesandcoststhatthecourtwaivedforyouor ordenarqueustedpaque,yaseaenparteoporcompleto,lascuotasy theotherparty. costosdelacortepreviamenteexentosapeticióndeustedodelaotraparte.Thename andaddressofthecourtare:(Elnombreydireccióndelacorteson:) SUPERIORCOURTOFCALIFORNIA 600UNIONAVE FAIRFIELD, CA94533 FAMILYLAWDIVISION Thename,address,andtelephonenumberofpetitioner'sattorney,orpetitionerwithout an attorney,are:(Elnombre,ladirecciónyelnúmerodeteléfonodelabogado deldemandante,odel demandantesinotieneabogado,son:) DORMESHATURNER 1794ENTERPRISEDR FAIRFIELD,CA94533 510-815-6638 Date(Fecha):MAY12,2022Clerk,by(Secretario,por)J.CASTANEDADeputy(Asistente)STANDARDRESTRAININGORDER (Parentage--CustodyandSupport) ORDENDERESTRICCIÓNESTÁNDAR (Paternidad-CustodiayManutención) Startingimmediately,youandeveryotherpartyarerestrainedfromremovingfromthe state,orapplyingforapassportf or,theminorchildorchildrenforwhomthisactionseeks toestablishaparent-childrelationshiporacustodyorderwithoutthepriorwrittenconsentofeveryotherpartyoranorderofthecourt. Thisrestrainingordertakeseffectagainstthepetitionerwhenheorshefilesthepetition andagainsttherespondentwhenheorsheispersonallyservedwiththeSummonsand PetitionORwhenheorshewaivesandacceptsservice. Thisrestrainingorderremainsineffectuntilthejudgmentisentered,thepetitionisdismissed,orthecourtmakesotherorders.ThisorderisenforceableanywhereinCalifornia byanylawenforcementofficerwhohasreceivedorseenacopyofit.Enformainmediata,ustedycadaotrapartetienenprohibidollevarsedelestadoaloshijosmenorespara quienesestaacciónjudicialprocuraestablecerunarelaciónentrehijosypadresouna ordendecustodia,nipuedensolicitarunpasaporteparalosmismos,sinelconsentimientoprevioporescritodecadaotraparteosinunaordendelacorte.Estaordende restricciónentraráenvigenciaparaeldemandanteunavezpresentadalapetición,ypara eldemandadounavezqueésterecibalanotificaciónpersonaldelaCitaciónyPetición, ounavezquerenunciesuderechoarecibirdichanotificaciónysedépornotificado.Estaordenderestriccióncontinuaráenvigenciahastaqueseemitaunfallofinal,se despidalapeticiónolacortedéotrasórdenes.Cualquieragenciadelordenpúblicoque hayarecibidoovistounacopiadeestaordenpuedehacerlaacatarencualquierlugarde California NOTICE-ACCESSTOAFFORDABLEHEALTH INSURANCEDoyouorsomeoneinyourhouseholdneedaffordablehealthinsurance?If so,youshouldapplyforCoveredCalifornia.CoveredCaliforniacanhelpreducethecost youpaytowardhigh-quality,affordablehealthcare.Formoreinformation,visit www.coveredca.com.Orcall CoveredCaliforniaat1-800-300-1506 AVISO-ACCESOASEGURADESALUDMÁS CONTACTPERSONANDPHONENUMBER:JohnBento MJBDesignsInternational POBox697 RioVista,CA94571 (209)371-8810 PROJECTLOCATION:507AND441MAINSTREET RIOVISTA,CA 94571 APN:178-155-04AND178-155-02 GENERALPLANDESIGNATION:DOWNTOWNWATERFRONT(DW)
NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: RICHARD LAWLESS aka RICHARD A. LAWLESS, SR. Case Number: FPR051404
A hearing on the petition will be held in this court as follows: DATE: Sept. 16, 2022 TIME: 8:30 a.m. DEPT.: 4 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, County of Solano 600 Union Avenue Fairfield, CA 94533 If you object tothegrantingofthepetition,youshouldappearatthehearingand stateyourobjectionsorfilewrittenobjectionswiththecourtbeforethehearing. Yourappearancemaybeinpersonorby yourattorney.
FURTHERINFORMATIONonthisitemmaybeobtainedbycontactingPhilCarter,InterimCityManagerat(707)374-6451Ext.1101Fax:(707)374-6763. DR#00057624 Published:September4,2022
PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE PLANNINGCOMMISSION NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENTHATTHEPLANNINGCOMMISSIONOFTHECITYOF FAIRFIELDwillholdapublichearingonthefollowingitem: 2022ZONINGORDINANCECLEANUP–PublichearingbyrequestoftheCityofFairfieldforOrdinanceAmendments(OA2022-001)tocorrectaninadvertentmistakeby rezoning1100TexasStreettoDowntown(HD);adjustpermittedandconditionallypermittedusesinResidential,HeartofFairfield,Commercial,andIndustrialzoningdistrictsin alignmentwithexistingGeneralPlanandSpecificPlangoalsandobjectives;updatethe titleofTable25-2topreparetoaddanewtableinresponsetoSB9;updatesmalllotdevelopmentstandardstorequirerecreationalamenities;clarifythatAccessoryDwelling Units(ADU)andJuniorAccessoryDwellingUnits(JADU)garageconversionsdonotrequirereplacementparking;clearlypermitonedetachedADUandoneJADUonproperti eswithsingle-familydwellingandduetsinaccordancewithStatelaw;relocateSection 25.32.12BoardingHousingsfromSection25.32SpecificUseRegulationstoSection 25.20ResidentialZoningDistricts;requirecommonopenspacestoprovidepassiveor activerecreationandcommunityamenities;reduceHeartofFairfieldresidentialsideyard setbacksandmulti-residentialparkingstandardstoattaindesiredurbancharacter;extendthedeadlineforfilingInterimUsePermitsintheTrainStationSpecificPlanarea; andaddadefinitionfor“transparency.”(PlannerJessieHernandez,707-428-7450, jhernandez@fairfield.ca.gov)
SUMMONS (Parentage--CustodyandSupport) NOTICETORESPONDENT(Name):ROBERTMATLOCKJR AVISOALDEMANDADO(Nombre): Youhavebeensued.Readtheinformationbelowandonthenextpage Lohandemandado.Lealainformaciónacontinuaciónyenlapáginasiguiente. Petitioner'sname:DORMESHATURNER Elnombredeldemandante: CITACIÓN(Paternidad-CustodiayManutención)FFL160682Youhave30calendardays afterthisSummonsandPetition ITiene30diasdecalendariodespuésdehabirrecibidolaentregalegal areservedonyoutofileaResponse(formFL-220orFL-270)deestaCitaciónyPetición parapresentarunaRespuesta(formulario atthecourtandhaveacopyservedonthepetitioner.A(FL-220oFL-270)antelacortey efectuarlaentregalegaldeunacopia letter,phonecall,orcourtappearancewillnotprotectyou. Ialdemandante.Unacartaollamadatelefónicaounaaudienciadela cortenobastaparaprotegerlo SinopresentasuRespue staatiempo,lacortepuededarórdenesque afectenlacustodiadesushijos.Lacortetambiénlepuedeordenarque paguemanutencióndeloshijos,yhonorariosycostoslegales. IfyoudonotfileyourResponseontime,thecourtmaymakeordersaffectingyourrightto custodyofyourchildren.Youmayalsobeorderedtopaychildsupportandattorneyfees andcosts. Forlegaladvice,contactalawyerimmediately.GethelpfindingalawyerattheCalifornia CourtsOnlineSelf-HelpCenter(www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp),attheCaliforniaLegalServiceswebsite(www.lawhelpca.org),orbycontactingyourlocalbarassociation. Paraasesoramientolegal,póngaseencontactodeinmediatoconunabogado.Puede obtenerinformaciónparaencontrarunabogadoenel CentrodeAyudadelasCortesdeCalifomia(www.sucorte.ca.gov),enelsitiowebdelos ServiciosLegalesdeCalifornia(www.lawhelpca.org),oponiéndoseencontactoconel colegiode abogadosdesucondado.
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