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Vietnam Memorial in Vacaville,

Carrie Pepper, left, holds hands with Mike Little during a National POW/ MIA Recognition Day ceremony in Vacaville, Friday.

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do not. Those who know freedom remember today those who gave up life for Carriefreedom.”Pepper, whose brother Anthony Pepper, a Marine, is among the 1,600 missing from the Vietnam War, summoned up those words spoken by President Ronald Reagan on Nov. 11, 1988. There are more than 72,000 military personnel from World War II who have never been recov ered, the vast majority of those in deep-sea losses.

The 105-year-old Vacaville man was in the front row, center, at the POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony at the Solano County Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Merchant Street in Vacaville.

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Mitchell of Fairfield and son Mark Sooy of Greenville, Nevada – said they were told had it not been for Red Cross packages, he may not have survived. Meals, sometimes, amounted to nothing more than boiled water.

Rory Nichols, com mandant of the newly dedicated Marine Corps League Hallam Detach ment 1482, explained how the white table cloth served as a reminded that those men and women went off to fight with a purity if intentions in their “Thosehearts.who live today remember those who

With a little research, she figure it out and came out Saturday with about 15 girls to clean the water and banks of theVolunteersmarsh. gather every year on the third Saturday of September for Coastal Cleanup Day and spend the morning outdoors picking up trash and recyclable beverage containers to help protect the state’s coastlines, and

As it was, Sooy returned to the United States weighing 115Apounds.retired lieutenant colonel, Sooy came to Travis Air Force Base in 1955 and is one of six former prisoners of war who live in Solano County.

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A bomber pilot in World War II, the New Jersey native was shot down over the Black Forest and captured by German forces within five hours. He spent the next 13 months in a variety of prison camps. The officers were sepa rated from the enlisted.

Ceremony recalls American military still missing

Sooy does not easily remem ber a lot of details these days, but his family – daughter Yvonne

a few months ago and wanted to do this as a project for the group but couldn’t figure out how to join it,” she said.

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There were family members of other prisoners who have since died who came to the cere mony, which included the Service Veterans of Northern Califor nia Volunteer Honor Guard and 28 members of the Vacav ille High School Bulldog Band, which played at the POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony for the 44th Trumpetersyear.

had been told about them from a number of individuals.Tonnesen said he could not stand by and let Moy call him and others corrupt, so at the last council meeting he called for the censure to be placed on a future agenda. He received support from Council man Chuck Timm.

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A round table with seven empty chairs and place settings was set up Friday near the Solano County Vietnam Vet erans Memorial in Vacaville.Theseven glasses sat turned over because there was no one to make a toast at that table.

attend, are Simeon Jumawan of Vallejo and Richard Lambert son of Vacaville; both in World War II; and from the Vietnam War, Richard “Dog” Brenneman of Vacaville, Robert Stirm of Fair field and Bill Tschudy of Fairfield.

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Mark Sooy, left, POW/MIA ceremony at the Friday.

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Sooy did remember how 10 bullets had hit the windshield of his plane, but none penetrated. That windshield was stored in a German barn for 70 years and is now at Travis Air Force Base.

Sooy sat in a place of honor Friday.

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Mayor Harry Price, who is running for reelection against Moy and

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Charlotte Seres and Emily Timmons played Echo

salutes while standing next to his father, former World War II POW Bruce Sooy, during a National

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Each setting repre sented one of the armed services, with a red rose, a yellow ribbon, a slice of lemon and salt – and a burning candle and the Bible – all included to symbolize the bitter ness and hope felt by friends and family for the missing members of the American forces.

Don’t worry about that squirrel ‘splooting’

At first, she said, she worried they could be sick, so she kept her distance. But a few days later while scroll ing Twitter, she saw an article about the phe nomenon that’s become known as “splooting,” a way squirrels and some other animals sprawl out to stay cool when temper atures

She called it an “adorable behav ior” that many people might recognize from their dogs sprawling out, maybe on a cool

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And recent inter est in the rodents’ behavior has spanned coasts and cities this summer, spurring social media PSAs from the New York City Parks Department, the governor of Colorado and the National Park Service, which shared images of bears and tortoises in the “spreadeagle”Alisonposition.Hermance, a spokesperson for Wildcare Wildlife Hos pital in San Rafael, said that throughout the heat wave, the facility received an uptick in concerned calls about squirrels “lying flat on their“That’sbellies.”not a cause for medical concern for an adult squirrel,” Hermance said. “It’s a cooling behavior, it’s a relaxation behavior.”

“We’re all hot, we’re all heat dumping – animals do it too,” Hemen said.

Dreamstime/TNS “Splooting” is a way squirrels and some other animals sprawl out to stay cool when temperatures rise.

LOS ANGELES — Last week, during California’s worst September heat wave on record, Akvile DeFazio noticed the squirrels in her La Verne neighborhood acting weird: “just plastered on the sidewalk,” she said, not“Itmoving.was just really bizarre behavior I hadn’t seen before,” DeFazio said. “I’ve seen squir rels all of my life, and I’ve never seen squirrels splat down like that.”

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Hermance said her wildlife hospital in North ern California had the same“It’sissue.really, really bad. We are getting groups of squirrels coming in if the whole nest falls,” Hermance said.

tile“Tofloor.access something cool on the belly, you see a lot of animals kind of do that,” Hermance said. She said that part of the body for squirrels and dogs has a little less fur and a lot of blood vessels, making it easy to more quicklySelenacool.Vidya, who lives in Sherman Oaks, now calls herself an “amateur squir rel splooter spotter” after learning the term this“Isummer.honestly thought they were sunbathing for the longest time until I learned what it was,” she said.

People often find them on the ground, she said, and depending on how long they were there, they could have “incredible heat exposure,” or hyper thermia. Most are able to recover, she said, but the recent record-break ing temperatures make things more difficult.

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And with the funny word and adorable photos going viral on social media, Blumstein said it’s as good a time as ever to have people take climate change seriously, noting how many animals have already died in extreme temperatures.“Whilethis is cute, it’s also a wake-up call that human-induced climate change – these heat events – are really tough on wildlife,” Blumstein said. “Without air con ditioning, people face serious problems, and the wildlife that can’t escape [the extreme heat] face serious prob lems as well.”knewisland.toworked50cities.ningincreasinglyBillionairesfifthlikecase,likeThey’reillionaires:justus!Inthisthey’rejustIwasingrade.Considerthis:areplannew,utopianAboutyearsago,Iwithclassmatescreateanew,utopianWewere10andweitwasasillyexercise,butthey’reserious.Proposedutopiancitesarearealthing.AnarticleonAxiossharesthedetailsofacitycalledTelosathatwillbebuiltinUtah,NevadaorArizona(whocantellthedifference,right?)bybillionaireMarcLore.Loreisaguywhoapparentlybuildsandsellscompanies.HesoldJet.comtoWalmartandDiapers.comtoAmazon.I’dneverheardofhimbeforethis,either.Loreplansfor5millionpeopletoultimatelyliveinTelosa,with50,000folksmovingthereby2030(lessthaneightyearsfromnow!).Accordingtothereport,Loreiscurrentlylookingfor150,000acresonwhichtobuildthecity,whichwillhaveautonomouselectricvehicles,noon-streetparkingand36districtsthathaveeverythingyouneedwithinashortwalk.Therewillbevastamountsofrenewableenergyandsomesortof“drought-proof”watersystem.Loreisn’ttheonlybillionairewithsuchplans.AccordingtoAxios,BillGateswantstobuilda“smartcity”calledBelmontintheArizonadesert(ifit’ssosmart,whyisitinthe Arizona desert?). Elon Musk wants to build a city called Starbase in south ern Texas. I presume if Warren Buffett consid ered doing something similar, he would simply look around Omaha, Nebraska, and figure it was already aren’tAmericanutopian.billionairesaloneinthisdream.

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Though adult squir rels’ splooting isn’t cause for concern, Hemen said baby squirrels often struggle in the heat, but for different reasons.

it might be tied to Corgis, which are often seen sprawling“That’sout. where I learned the word,” Blum stein said of his dog. “A lot of mammals have less fur on their bellies; by getting flat on a rock, they can get the coolness of the rock … transferred to theirDenysbodies.”Hemen, hos pital manager at the California Wildlife Center in Malibu, said that while humans stay inside during extreme heat, many animals, such as squirrels, sprawl out.

“Bearsrise. do it, squir rels do it, rabbits do it, dogs [too],” said Daniel Blumstein, a professor at UCLA’s Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. “They get really flat when they’re trying to shedPeopleheat.”across Califor nia became fascinated by squirrels “splooting” during the unprecedented heat wave, sharing pic tures and videos online of the animals on sidewalks or backyard patios.

He said his center got “an enormous number of calls about baby squir rels found on the ground” during the heat wave, probably because they got too hot in their nests, tried to get out and fell.

Some scientists call the practice “heat dumping,” and though it’s not exactly clear from where the term “sploot” came, Blumstein thinks

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Both both engines still need a third firefighter member, and he envisions a second station being needed sometime in the nearLopezfuture.and his wife, Tricia, have four children and two grandchildren.

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Her daughter, Megan Powers, thought the chil dren did a great job.

B in 1998. The vote in 2012 renewed the sales tax for 16 more years starting in October 2014.

“I’m not good at art,” Powers said. “But my grandfather was really good at it and I think my daughter inherited that talent.”

Miles Hamilton shows kids how to use clay to create art at the Canvas for Kids event at the Vacaville Museum, in Vacaville, Saturday.

children how to use water colors on canvas. He used to teach art years ago in Fairfield.Ronda Greenslate of Vacaville found the event in the newspaper and thought it would be nice for her granddaugh ter to do something on the“Iweekend.thought it would be

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Week,” Rico said of theOtheractivity.artists helping out included her grand son, Miles Hamilton, a senior at Buckingham Col legiate Charter Academy, who showed the children how to mold clay into shapes like pumpkins as well as pears and wreaths.

Mike Loebes taught the

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The rest of the open session agenda is listed under the consent calen dar, which are typically routine items considered under a single vote.

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ing Group of Sacramento is being considered as the consultant to do the analysis.

Among the items is con sideration of hiring a consultant to complete a fiscal impact analysis on the development of two logistics centers total ing 3.4 million square feet within the city’s sphere of influence.“Buzz Oates Con struction is proposing to annex the Suisun Logis tics Center and Highway 12 Logistics Center into

Children enjoy day of drawing at Vacaville Museum

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the city of Suisun City. The pro posed Suisun Logistic Center is at the southeast corner of Petersen Road and Walters Road and totals 2.1 million square feet of warehouse uses on approx imately 120 acres. The proposed Highway 12 Logistic Center is at the southwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Highway 12 and totals 1.3 million square feet of warehouse and logistics uses on approximately 93 acres,” the staff report to the council states.

I look at those as opportunities to move the depart ment forward,” LopezThesaid.

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Jeremy had a private burial ceremony at the Sac ramento Valley National Cemetery in Dixon, California.

cos metology school and in 1961, moved to the United States where she taught herself how to read, write and speak English.

SchoolInternationalprogram. Walk to School Day “is a global event where chil dren from across Solano County, the state of California, the United States and 40 other countries worldwide cel ebrate walking to school on the same day,” the agencyMorereported. than 1,500 students from 21 Solano County schools participated last year, Solano Transportation Authority 707-399-3222.solanosr2s.ca.govprogram,thetionissta.ca.gov.emailcom/w2sd2022registerwhotivewillParticipatingreported.schoolsreceivefreeincenitemsforstudentswalk.Schoolscanathttps://tinyurl.orbyatsolanosr2sinfo@ThedeadlineSept.28.FormoreinformaabouttheeventandSafeRoute2Schoolgotowww.orcall

Schoolchildren are being encouraged to participate in International Walk to School Day on Oct. 12.

Born to Dave and Valerie Meyer in Carmel, California, in May 1974. He lived in Fairfield, California, until age 14 when his family moved to Vacav ille, California.

Agency asks schools to register students for Walk to School Day

The event is orga nized through the Solano Transportation Authori ty’s Solano Safe Routes to

He continued to force the young woman to engage in commercial sex acts after his release from prison in Novem ber 2020, the District Attorney’s Office reports. He did so for profit and by “making threats to her and contributing to her dependency on dangerous narcotics con tainingParianifentanyl.”alsomade the young woman engage in what the District Attor ney’s Office describes in the press release as “explicit photo shoots” while she was “extremely intoxicated” and then posting the photos to online prostitution web sites as a form of advertising.

poem or poems about the art pieces and then send them to her.

Jeremy Lee Meyer passed away in September 2022, at the age of 48.

husband Ed Bruce.

Jeffreyparents;NatalieLee,children,Renata;viveddrumshisballSeahawkslongtimeSeattlefootfanandspentpastimeplayingandguitar.Jeremyissurbyhiswife,andthreeErnestoDavidLeeandMarie;bothbrother,Meyer;and sisters, Jennifer O’Brien, Julie Oliver and Arianne Moseley; plus numer ous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins.

Tasula is pre ceded in death by her husband of 28 years, Albert Mull; as well as several well-loved canine expresswouldThecompanions.familyliketoour

“We never left,” she said.

“I will put them in a binder and then in December I’ll have an event for the writers to come and read their work,” she said.

In remembrance of Tasu la’s life, donations can be made to Saints Constan tine & Helen Greek Ortho doxArrangementsChurch. under the care of Bryan-Braker Funeral Home, 707-4254697, www.bryanbraker. com.

of months, she is working on plans that include a Solano Land Trust hikeand-write event, where participants will hike about a mile and pause to write about how the views inspireBrucethem.is not new to creating and hosting public forums for art to be shared. She has done ekphrastic work (poetry inspired by art) with artist Janet Manalo.

Obituaries

Nicolas P. Rodri guez, 103, of Fair field, passed away Sept. 7, 2022, at home surrounded by his loving family. He was born in San Marcos, Texas, and moved to Fairfield, California, in 1965.

“Poetry is the lan guage of the heart,” said Napa County’s poet lau reate, Marianne Lyon, who was also there for the open mic poetry reading.

Police soon took Pariani into custody. They seized a loaded 9 mm handgun in a holster from the back waistband of the young woman, the Dis trict Attorney’s Office reports. An AR-15 style assault rifle loaded with

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In 1993, he joined the U.S. Army, proudly serving as a Brady crew member in the 24th Infantry Division at Fort Stewart, Georgia, with deployment to Saudi Arabia andUponKuwait.discharge, Jeremy returned to Vacaville, obtaining employment as an HVAC technician. He was a

“Walking with friends, family and neighbors on International Walk to School Day builds com munity and shows how individuals can make a difference in improv ing safety by having fewer cars on the road,”

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California (Oroville) to be close to family. Wilton passed away peacefully in Oroville on Aug. 18, 2022.Will, Dad, Grandpa is sur vived by chil dren, Robin (Dick) Smith, Wendy (David) Plessas, Brian (Ingrid) Ward, Marsha (Sam) Long; eight grandchildren; and 13 birthday.wouldRoad,etery,2022,11honorstrawberrywalks,family,Wiltoncompanion,Maj.Ward;deathWiltongreat-grandchildren.wasprecededinbybrother,Robertwife,Barbara;son,ScottWard;andlovingVirginia.Asweet,kindman,dearlylovedhishisfriends,dailylotsoffreshfruitandicecream.AgravesideservicetoWiltonwillbeheldata.m.Tuesday,Sept.20,atRockvilleCem4219SuisunValleyFairfield,California.Ithavebeenhis102nd

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police arrived at a home in Vacaville in response to “a frantic mother’s 911 call,” the District Attorney’s Office reports in a press release. The mother told dispatchers she was text messaging with her daughter, who informed her Pariani had arrived at the home to rob her with a firearm.

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Wilton Mason Ward was born to Elmer and Pearl Mason Ward on Sept. 20, Wilton1920.grew up in Green Valley where he spent much of his youth living and working on his uncle’s Armijograduatedranches. Wilton(Mason)fromHighSchoolinFairfieldandwentontoattend

Anastasia Mull Dec. 27, 1935 Aug. 26, 2022

30 rounds was later found in Pariani’s bedroom at the home where he wasVacavillestaying. vice detectives ultimately determined Pariani was working as a pimp and that his relationship with the young woman started while he was serving a state prison sentence.

Pariani was accompa nied by a young woman who police later deter mined was a human trafficking victim.

An avid and talented seamstress, Tasula sewed for friends, family and her church. In 2010, she received the Spirit of Stew ardship award from Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church for her volunteerism.Tasulaissurvived by her loving spouse of 30 years, James Prather; stepdaugh ter, Laura Collins and her husband, Kiley; stepson, Michael Prather and his wife, Lynn; and a canine companion, Coco.

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deepest gratitude for the wonderful care given to Tasula by the staff at Park roseAGardens.service for Tasula is scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022, at Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 1224 Alabama St., Vallejo, California, followed by a private interment.

Poet laureate hosts outdoor open mic at Fairfield library

Pariani had acquired a cellphone while in prison and through phone calls and letters to the young woman “explicitly expressed his expectations of her as a sex worker – includ ing how much money she was required to make for him through commer cial sex acts per week and what she could expect were she not to comply or reach her ‘quota,’ ”

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He was a foreman at Robbins Ranch for 30 years.

Nicolas is survived by his wife, Amelia Rodriguez; daughter, Janie Drouaillet; son-in-law, Antonio Drouail let; son, Richard Alvarado, daughter-in-law, Barbara Alvarado; daughter, Lydia Leon; son-in-law, Jose Leon Guzman; three grandchil dren;14great-grandchildren;

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“Poetry doesn’t have to rhyme or have meters it can be very wild.” Bruce may be reached at laureate@gmail.com.fairfieldpoet

Susan Hiland/Daily Republic Fairfield’s Poet laureate suzanne Bruce hosted a open Mic poetry reading event at the Fairfield Cordelia library, saturday morning. she will serve as Poet laureate until 2024.

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Jeremy graduated from Country High School in 1992.

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He is a retired lieuten ant colonel and leads the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program at Armijo High School.

Vallejo Mayor Robert McConnell, chairman of the Solano Transporta tion Authority, said in a statement released by the agency. “Walking to and from school is also a great way for kids to get more physical activ ity and offers parents the opportunity to teach them important pedes trian safety skills.”

As for the next couple

Bruce found her writing voice in 2000 when she decided to start seriously picking up her pen and begin creat ing something new.

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During WWII Wilton joined the U.S. Army Air Corp (USAF) where he served as a pilot patrol ling the Eastern U.S. coast for German submarines. After his military service, he returned to the Fair field area where he opened Fairfield Glass, which he owned and operated for over 35 years with his partner, RobertWiltonDittmer.‘Will’ lived in Green Valley where he and Barbara raised three chil dren. Will lived in the Fair field area most of his life until 1995 when he moved to Brookings, Oregon. In 2020, he returned to

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1750 Pennsylvania Ave., Fairfield. Graveside service will be held at noon Thurs day, Sept. 22, 2022, at the Suisun Fairfield Cemetery, 1707 Union Ave., Fairfield, California.Arrangements under the care of Fairfield Funeral Home, 707-425-1041.

Man faces 25-plus years in prison in Vaca human trafficking case

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on Nebraska Street as the Tuesday school day was ending at approxi mately 3:40 p.m. when he was shot in the upper hip by a suspect in a black four-door Audi. The car sped away on Nebraska Street toward Broad way after multiple rounds were fired from the car. According to Jocilee, the bullet went through Pas trana’s stomach and did not hit any Pastrana’sorgans.wife and 4-year-old son witnessed the“Theshooting.family has to mentally cope with what happened,” said Jocilee, joined by brother Randy on Friday. “It’s very trau matic for us as we know we could have lost a brother. His son and wife were there to see it and it’s traumatizing for them. His son wanted to know why his dad was laying on the ground. The whole time all Joe could say was to get Joey (his son) out of there. Keep him safe.

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Both directions of Peabody Road were open by shortly after 10:15 a.m. Saturday, police report

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receive $696,544 in civil penalties and $66,020 in costs, Abrams reports.

Solano District Attorney announces $8M settlement with Safeway

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Fund-raising effort begins for Vallejo High coach who was shot

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The gofundme page has already received more than $3,000 of its $15,000 goal. As of 4 p.m. on Friday, 55 people had made donations to the page. The site is breakingof-coach-joe.wrongful-shooting-at-vhs-gofundme.com/f/www.Pastranawasupafight

Joe is a father, husband, son and brother as well standup member of our community and risked his life to protect those kids involved in the fight,” Jocilee contin ued. “Justice needed to

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An investiga tion into Safeway’s gas stations – branded as Safeway and Vons fuel stations – found a recur ring failure to install, implement and operate various spill prevention and safety measures since at least March 2015, Abrams reports in a press release. The settlement includes “robust injunc tive terms” designed to improve operational safety and compliance with state laws to avoid potential contamination to soil and groundwater.

The settlement resolves these allegations.

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Vallejo City Unified School District Public Information Officer Celina Baguiao said the mood has “been somber” at the Vallejo campus the past week.

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“My brother is a hardworking person,” Jocilee said on the gofundme page. “I’ve witnessed him give up his last dollar and take food off of his own family’s table to feed kids he knew wouldn’t eat, as well as personally take on the expenses of his players being able to attend basketball tourna ments and stay active in hopes of getting them off the“Coachstreet.

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lations at 71 gas stations acrossSolanostate County Dis trict Attorney Krishna A. Abrams announced Friday that her office, together with Califor nia Attorney General Rob Bonta and five other Cal ifornia district attorneys, reached an $8 million set tlement with Safeway resolving allegations that the company violated state environmental laws while operating under ground storage tank systems at its 71 gas sta tions across the state.

storage tank systems are subject to strict regulations in California because of the potential for even a small tank leak, if undetected, to cause substantial con tamination to soil and groundwater. California requires that all under ground storage tank systems be designed and constructed with primary and secondary levels of containment, continuous monitoring systems, con stant vacuum pressure, equipment to prevent spills and leaks, and auto matic leak

early Saturday shut down a stretch of Peabody Road for several hours and sent a motorcyclist to the hospital.

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be made and, on behalf of my family, we are asking for your support . . . On behalf of my family, we genuinely appreciate the prayers, love and support that has been shared.”

Safeway, as part of the settlement, will pay $7.5 million in civil penalties, including $600,000 to fund several supplemental environ mental projects, and an additional $500,000 for investigative costs.

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For example, Safeway will employ an environmen tal compliance manager to ensure compliance with the applicable state laws, document any unauthorized release of hazardous waste, and submit annual reports to the California Department of Justice, among other responsibilities.

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Fairfield police report the motorcyclist’s injuries were not life-threatening.

The Pastrana family told the Times-Her ald they are seeking legal advice after the incident.

Safeway will also be required to take imme diate steps to improve spill and alarm monitor ing, employee training, hazardous waste man agement and emergency response at its gasoline stations, Abrams reports.

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The crash occurred at the intersection of Peabody Road and Air Base Parkway and involved one other vehicle. Peabody Road was closed at the intersection for several hours, with police issuing a traffic advi sory shortly before 6:15 a.m. Detours were set up so drivers could work their way around the area.

has been in physical therapy before, I know this is going to take years of therapy for Joe,” Jocilee continued. “This is not fair. You’re supposed to go to school and feel safe and feel protected.”

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“The staff and students are still upset and worried about what happened this week, and rightfully so,” said Baguiao. “However, on Wednesday, about twothirds of our student population showed up for school. I don’t know why the absences, but we assume it is because of the shooting. I will add that on Wednesday, all our staff showed up for work, which says something about our team and this community. In the face of something horrible, they still showed up to work the next day.

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A gofundme account has been set up for Joe Pastrana, the Vallejo High School football coach shot Tuesday afternoon outside the school after he helped break up a Pastranafight.has been released from a hospital and is in stable condition at home with his family. According to his sister, Jocilee Pastrana, “pro ceeds donated will go directly to Coach Joe, his wife, son Joey, as well as his daughter on the way to help support and cover all legal/medical expenses being occurred as we’re faced with the aftermath.”

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Two of those stations are located in Solano County, one in Dixon and one in Vallejo.

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District Attorney’s Office remains committed to the enforcement of these vio lations that can have an immeasurably detrimen tal effect on our citizens. Today’s settlement will protect the public and ensure future compli ance with all regulations that safeguard the water sources that we rely upon every day in our commu nity,” Abrams said in the press

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The Prince of Wales, at the head of the coffin, with his brother the Duke of Sussex at the foot, both in the Blues and Royals No. 1 uniform, stood with their heads bowed in her honor in somber silence in the vast Westminster Hall.

Future king William was flanked at the corners by his cousins Zara Tindall and Peter Philips.

have been involved in the preparations inside the gothic church, working through the night as they put in 19- and 20-hour shifts to stage the his toricTheceremony.deansaid: “The business about it being a state funeral is really important. It’s meant to be visual. It’s meant to beHegrand.added, “Part of this is about remembering (the queen’s) significance, her place in history, her place in the nation and Commonwealth.“Butit’sa funeral. It’s for a grieving family. That’s really important, personal sorrow at the heart of this.”

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Edward told the crowd: “I know that my mother would really appreciate this fantastic support.”

Queen Elizabeth II ‘s grandchildren, clockwise from front middle, Prince William, Prince of Wales, Peter Phillips, James, Viscount Severn, Princess Eugenie, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, Princess Beatrice, Lady Louise Windsor and Zara Tindall hold a vigil beside the coffin of their grandmother as it lies in state on the catafalque inside Westminster Hall, in London, Saturday.

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The Dean of Westmin ster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle, who will lead the ceremony, said the service would be a “wonderful mixture of great ceremony and some very profound but very ordinary words”.

Harry was between Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, with 18-yearold Lady Louise Windsor and Viscount Severn – the queen’s youngest grand child who is just 14 – at the middle on each side of theMournerscoffin. filing past slowed almost to a stop to look upon the younger generation of the royal family as they stood in the spotlight, united in grief for their grand mother but maintaining their composure – just as the queen was famed for –herstrickenWessexfathermissionhavingmournsemonialinyearstitlesofHarry,eveningparentstheirking,dren,Thethroughout.grandchilinvitedbythehadwantedtopayrespectsastheirhaddonethebefore.Itistheonlytimewhowasstrippedhishonorarymilitarybythequeentwoago,willbeseenmilitarydressatceroccasionsashehisgrandmother,beengivenpertodosobyhistheking.TheCountessoflookedgrief-asshewatchedchildren,LadyLouise

LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II’s eight grand children together staged a heart-rending evening vigil around their beloved granny’s coffin ahead of the final day of the lying in state.

ess of Wessex also met well-wishers outside Buckingham Palace.

With world leaders and dignitaries from around the world arriving throughout the weekend, the king embarked on a host of diplomatic duties as head of state.

At Westminster Abbey, final preparations are being put in place ready for the funeral on Monday.

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He also staged a palace lunch for gover nors-general from the Commonwealth realms, where he was joined by the Princess of Wales, the Prince of Wales and the Queen Consort.

Several people cried after meeting William, and one woman told him: “You’ll be a brilliant king one day,” while another told Charles the queen would be proud of him.

He held audiences with five prime minis ters – Canada’s Justin Trudeau, Australia leader Anthony Albanese, The Bahamas’ Philip Davis, Jamaican PM Andrew Holness and New Zea land’s Jacinda Ardern.

“It’s on a scale that even Westminster Abbey doesn’t often do,” he said.

Kate was seen deep in conversation with Camilla during royal engagement.

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many, thought you’d be hereWithforever.”justtwo days until the queen’s state funeral, William and the king went on a walkabout on Sat urday afternoon to greet mourners in the queue for the lying in state, after Charles was given a tour of the Metropolitan Police Service Special Oper ationsHundredsRoom. of people in line at Lambeth, south London, cheered and applauded, with William and Charles shaking scores of hands and the prince discussing how long people had waited and whether they were able to keep warm.

The princess, who had her hair down, wore a long three-strand pearl necklace and pearl ear rings – both of which were a gift from the late queen.

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Although medical authorities quickly con cluded children had a much smaller risk of being infected or experiencing severe effects if infected, California schools were mostly closed, in large measure because teachers and their powerful unions insisted on it.

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Yes on S for our schools also makes Fairfield and Suisun City more desir able to employers, which will bring good jobs to our area and help fuel our economy. Plus, good schools make our neighborhoods attractive to families shopping for homes, which supports strong property values.

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As CEO of the Solano Economic Development Corporation, I talk to employers all the time who are think ing about relocating to the Fairfield area. When considering where to bring their good jobs and economic activity, what are they looking for? The answer I hear again and again: goodWhy?schools.Good local schools are attractive to employers for a couple of important reasons. First, locating to an area with good schools means employers have access to the skilled and educated workers they rely upon. Increasingly they are looking for graduates with a strong foundation in science, technology, engineer ing and math. Second, good local schools make for desirable commu nities where employers will have success attracting and retaining quality employees.

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Fairfield and Suisun City are both beautiful, safe communities that boast a high quality of life. Families are drawn to the area for our excel lent local schools. Our family moved to Fairfield nearly 10 years ago and placed our children in the Fair field-Suisun School District after our oldest child fell behind attend ing an ill-equipped private school. We have three children, two attend ing David A. Weir, an eighth grader and fifth grader, and one a soon-to-be kindergartner.Beyondtheschool our children attend are the relationships we’ve established with a committed staff that undergird our decision to keep our children at David A. Weir. These relationships transcend school walls. With roughly 700 students to serve, the administrator at David A. Weir always avails herself to answer our questions and concerns in person, by text message, or phone call. As a result of her student-centered lead ership, her staff follows suit and is equally and genuinely responsive to the needs of the students and families theyTheserve.Fairfield-Suisun School

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The other opinion writers are fea tured several times a month. Is Bud being blackballed because in one column he had the guts to express dismay about some of ex-president Donald Trump’s actions?

This November, voters in the Fair field-Suisun School District have a chance to support quality education in local schools without increasing tax rates by voting Yes on Measure S. We all know that supporting our schools is important for our children, helping them prepare to succeed in college, careers and life. But voting

For months, politicians from Newsom down ward quarreled over how the schools should function and angry parents formed the core of a movement to recall him from office. Newsom survived the recall, but the educations of mil lions of children did not, as new data confirm.

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hether California’s schools should remain open or be closed was a hot issue when the Covid-19 pan demic was raging in 2020 and 2021.

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We won’t know how the state as a whole fared until – and unless – the Department of Education finally releases 2022 complete “Smarter Balance” test results. But there’s no reason to believe that what happened – or, more accurately, what didn’t happen – in Los Angeles isn’t also true of other systems, particularly those with large numbers of at-risk students.

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With schools closed, local administrators scrambled to provide online classes, what became known as “Zoom school,” but they were poor substitutes for the real thing –especially for English-learner students and those from poorThosefamilies.children – roughly 60% of the state’s nearly 6 million public school students – were already trailing their more priv ileged contemporaries academically when the pandemic hit. The closures made it worse, for obvious reasons.

Affluent parents, particularly those who could easily work from home during the pan demic, made certain their children attended online classes, helped them with their school work, formed informal collaboration groups and/or hired tutors. Thus, the ill effects of clo sures were mitigated. And, of course, private schools, such as the one Gov. Gavin Newsom’s children attend, either remained open or mini mized closures.

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Why the secrecy? Apparently it was to mask the particularly disturbing data about Black and Latino“Aboutstudents.81%of 11th-graders did not meet grade-level standards in math. About 83% of Black students, 78% of Latino students and 77% of economically disadvantaged students did not meet the math standards,” the Times reported.

Tonnesen needs to put his big boy pants on

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I was appalled when I read council member Scott Tonnesen’s reasoning (I’m not going to sit by and be called corrupt) for a poten tial censure of council member and mayoral candidate,Cat Moy in the Daily Republic article titled “Moy Faces censure vote by Fairfield City Council.” Tonnesen’s feelings were hurt? Welcome to the real world.

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Most Fairfield-Suisun schools were built 40 to 70 years ago and need urgent repairs and upgrades. Yes on S provides updated class rooms, science labs, job training facilities and technology to prepare local students for college and the 21st centuryVotingworkforce.YesonSwill not increase tax rates beyond what we already pay. Measure S extends the current tax rate previously approved by voters to fund school repairs and improvements.Whetheryou do it for the children, the economy or to protect your prop erty values, please join me in voting Yes on S by Nov. 8.

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While the state Department of Education has not released 2022 academic test data that would allow comparisons with pre-pandemic results, individual school districts are doing so and the numbers from the state’s largest school dis trict, Los Angeles Unified, are stunning. About 72% of the district’s students are not meeting state standards in math and 58% are behind in English, essentially wiping out five years of progress the district had recorded prior to the“Thepandemic.pandemic deeply impacted the perfor mance of our students,” Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carv alho said. “Particularly kids who were at risk, in a fragile condition, prior to the pandemic, as we expected, were the ones who have lost the mostWhileground.”thedistrict released gross data, it did not break down the test results by ethnic or economic subgroups. The Los Angeles Times, however, gleaned the detail from a school board document marked “not for public release.”

The educational deprivation that Califor nia inflicted on its children is not only shameful, but will reverberate for decades. Children who fail to master the basics of education in lower grades will be ill-prepared for high school and post-high school training and education. If they are not prepared to take their place in the work force, the state’s economy will suffer.

We haven’t seen an opinion column from Bud Stevenson since May 2022.

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I’m not a supporter of Ms. Moy. In fact, I appeared before the City Council calling for her resignation when she “liked” a social media post that conflated BLM with antifa. As an elected official, she represents all of us, not just those who voted for her. However, I cannot stand by and watch her colleague attempt to pub licly shame and silence her voice as an individual. Perhaps Mr. Tonnesen might benefit from reading the First Amendment a little more closely.

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District has become a part of our community in the literal sense. I run into staff at the grocery store, gym, or even once while on vacation in another state. The interactions and relationships with staff and fam ilies are genuine and have lasted past retirement. These communityfocused relationships are incredibly important for Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) students and families which happen to make up 84% – or 17,467 – of the dis trict’s 20,703 students ballotforincreasingfacilities,rooms,Yesupgraded,someatoincreasestheirdentscaschooldashboard.org/).(https://www.Whenstuandfamiliesfeelconnectedtoschool,studentachievementsubstantially.Ourlocalschoolswerebuiltup70yearsagoandwerebuiltfordifferenteraofeducation.Whileofouragingschoolshavebeenothershavenot.VotingonSwillhelpupdateourclasssciencelabs,jobtrainingandtechnology–withouttaxes.Strongschoolsaregoodourcommunity.MailyourbyNov.8.

I didn’t always agree with Bud, but I enjoyed reading his column and hope that it will return.

Finally, I find it dangerous that any elected official would attempt to use their position to formally retaliate against a colleague over hearsay.

They tended to lack internet access and proper equipment for online classes. Their parents were often compelled to work outside the home to make ends meet, so children were often left to fend for themselves. Absenteeism from online classes was widespread.

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jobs from July to August, but with 500 additional education jobs, the number of in-county jobs stayed the same.

The Travis Air Force Base branch serves about 128,000 active duty

the EDD Solanoreported.ranked 32nd among the state’s 58 counties, with San Mateo reporting the lowest jobless rate at 2.1% and Imperial County reporting the highest at 16.2%, the EDD reported.

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The number of con tainers arriving at the busiest U.S. port of Los Angeles dropped by the most since the early days of the Covid-19 pan demic last month, an early indication that consumer demand could be starting to moderate.Inbound loaded con tainers to the Port of Los Angeles fell 17% –the largest decline since May 2020 – to about 404,000 units in August from the previous month,

Construction workers haul dirt at a site along Cordelia Road in Fairfield, Friday. The construction sector lost 100

The challenges and opportunities of employment will be the focus of the next Solano Economic Devel opment Corporation speaker series event set for Sept. Jeremiah27. Gill, vice president of HR uledCountyopmenttheexecutiveHenry,Genentech;ofTrishatsulting-ProgramConOfficesKaiserPermanente;Sur,seniordirectorPeopleandCultureatandHeatherpresidentanddirectorforWorkforceDevelBoardofSolanoaretheschedspeakers.Gotohttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Q3T7t2FdSUaRZPx_f5r3aAtoregister.Thevirtualeventrunsfromnoonto1:30p.m.Theseriesis

Withoutreported. schools reopening, the jobs picture would certainly have looked a bit bleaker as it was one of the few job sectors to show an increase in numbers.

Solano jobless rate climbs in August; local jobs hold pat

Paul Holewinski, chief executive officer of Armed Forces Bank and Dickinson Finan cial Corporation, said in a statement. “No matter where they are stationed or deployed around the world, (Armed Forces Bank) strives to provide the best banking solutions and finan cialTheadvice.”award recognizes the on-base financial institutions that provided exceptional service to the community during the preceding calendar year, the statement said.

Solano had the highest rate among the nine Bay Area counties. The next closest was Contra Costa County at 3.3%, the EDD reported.

and retired military, gov ernment personnel and their families.

cation jobs, would have fallen 200 jobs as well, the EDDThereported.farmsector held steady with 1,800 jobs.

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he Armed Forces Bank on Travis Air Force Base has been named “Distinguished Bank of the Year” by the Department of the Air Force.

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the port said Thursday. The number of imported containers was the small est handled so far this year, it Despitesaid. the declines and a projection for lighter numbers in September, Executive Director Gene Seroka said he expects 2022 to be the complex’s second-busiest year on Meanwhile,record. the neigh boring port of Long Beach handled 5.6% fewer inbound containers last

It was the 11th time in 12 years that one of the Armed Forces Bank branches has been recog nized. The Department of the Navy recognized the branch at Naval Station Great Lakes in Illinois.“Weare honored to have received both awards over the course of many years, which reflect our steadfast com mitment to meeting the distinct needs of mili tary service members and their families,”

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Imports to largest US port drop, hinting at weaker demand

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The civilian work force in Solano County was reported at 201,500, up from 200,800. There were 193,100 residents employed in August, up from 193,000. However, 8,500 residents sought unemployment benefits, a jump from 7,900 in July,

Next EDC speaker event focuses on employment

The Trade, Trans portation and Utilities sector added 100 jobs, primarily in transporta tion, warehousing and utilities, while Business and Professional Ser vices added 100 jobs, the EDDConstruction,reported. however, lost 200 jobs; Leisure and Hospitality also lost 200 jobs; and manufactur ing lost 100. Government, without the added edu

The twin hubs of Los Angeles and Long Beach comprise the largest port complex in the U.S., handling about 40% of contain erized trade with Asia.

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month compared with a year earlier, data showed Thursday. Imports have now fallen for two straight months at the opera tion. Despite the cooldown, last month was still the port’s sec ond-busiest August on record.

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The most recent data show U.S. consumer spending and retail sales rising at a sluggish pace, a sign that the hottest inflation in almost four decades is starting to take its toll on the economy. Ports had for months been overwhelmed by an influx of goods that triggered sup ply-chain logjams and delivery delays, but that is showing signs of abating due to logistics improvements and as interestrate increases are starting to

At the same time, Seroka added part of the decline has

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science degree in finance from California State University, Fresno. He is a former board member of the Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce and enjoys volunteering at many other nonprofit organiza tions in the community.

“I’m super-competitive – I don’t want to lose a pound of freight to any other port,” Seroka said. “But typically this happens, especially during con tract negotiations, when some folks like to hedge.”

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to do with the cargo diversion to other parts of the country as retailers rewire their ship ping routes to avoid a repeat of last year’s supply-chain snarls, and to avoid dealing with uncer tainty around West Coast dockworker labor talks that still haven’t been finalized.

Container ships berthed at the Port of Los Angeles.

cool“Wedemand.stillsee this dichotomy between inflationary pressures, two consecutive quarters of eco nomic decline, and all of us as American consumers buying more,” Seroka said in a virtual briefing Thursday. “We’ll con tinue to watch these and other indicators, but also level-set expectations around what the American consumer will do in the face of this generational inflation,” he said.

One time, they got very sick a week apart, landing again at North western. “I was literally getting wheeled by him,” McElroy recalled. “I was like, ‘Dude, what are you doing?’ It was just like we were set up to definitely walk the journey together.”

In late August, Jenkins returned to Northwest ern for a checkup. Nearly a year after a bone marrow transplant for which his sister was the donor, he’s been doing well. He and Dr. Yasmin Abaza, who he hadn’t seen for about a year and since he was much sicker, both shared that they’d been worried since they saw the appoint ment on their schedules. She had worried he had gotten worse; he feared she was scheduled to deliver bad news.

had met through a support group. The man asked, “Are you the clicker guy?”

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At age 25, he had recently been diagnosed with leukemia. While he was still absorbing this, he was on the 15th floor of a Northwestern Memorial Hospital build ing, preparing to undergo chemotherapy.McElroy,then 38, was walking the halls with his wife, Jami. Seeing them, Jenkins’ girlfriend, Caileen Calvert, asked him to check in and ask Jenkins to get out of his room. Perhaps they could walkHetogether.didknock on the door, and they did walk together, despite Jenkins’ hesitation. Eventually, those door knocks became buoys throughout each of their cancer journeys.

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“The fact that we were able to have that impact was really special,” he said.

Recently, the friends returned to the hallway where they met, and saw the clickers on the walls. Although it was McElroy who first stopped in a doorway to knock, he said it was Jenkins who pulled him up when things felt dark.

One time, he was staying in his hospital room. Someone knocked.

After the appointment, McElroy met him outside on a sunny Streeter ville corner. He too had

phoma, she knows what it’s like to have your world’s corners darkened right when everyone else’s seems to be “Isolationlaunching.ishuge,” she said. “They may have tons of friends, but the feeling of isolation in that expe rience is really, really, reallyWalkingdifficult.”hasmany ben efits. It’s exercise that’s often doable even amid treatment; it can help appetite and circulation, mood and sleep.

McElroy feels strongly about helping others, that God sometimes places people in your path. And so when he saw in Jenkins a young man who seemed to be struggling, he wanted to reach out to offer consolation, com miseration and simply friendship.Bothwant other cancer patients to know that even if they don’t feel like it, talking to others going through a similar situa tion can Everyhelp.day, McElroy thanks God for what is ahead of him. It seems like a way to be proac tively grateful, to visualize what good may lie ahead. His family jokes that even when it’s pouring rain, he sees a beautiful day.

Instead, she told him his bloodwork looked great and congratulated him on being nearly a year out from the transplant. He is in remission. “I’m very, very happy” said Abaza, who had greeted him with a big hug, calling him“That“sweetie.”makes me happy,” Jenkins replied.

Zach Jenkins, left, and Eric McElroy are cancer survivors who met at Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, where they walked the halls together. Though their days of walking the halls are over, the friends continue to meet up to update each other on their lives. Both say talking to others going through similar situations can help.

“When I opened the door and saw him, I just started crying,” McElroy said. “I could barely contain myself, because OK, now he’s pulling me out of the bed.”

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describing the few symp toms he had – bruising, fatigue, brain fog – to a doctor friend on the phone, who told him he should go in as soon as possible, that he realized the diagnosis might be serious. At the time, he was walking into his daughter’s preschool graduation.Sixyears later, that daughter is 11; she and McElroy’s two sons, 9 and 15, know the family motto is, “Be cool.” As in, be calm. Be positive. If you can do that, I can do that. That’s what Jenkins told his wife and kids when he went into the hospital for 28 days of discharged,supportwhatinvitepacethewouldhalls.ingMcElroymeetingcan’tdonecanonlygoingresulttoson,tentMcElroy,it’satniedJenkins,fromwristorangeJenkinschemotherapy.wearsanbraceletonhiswiththephraseMcElroy’sfamily.Hismother,ToniwhoaccompahimtothecheckupNorthwestern,saysacomforttohavewithhispersispositivity,aroundherwhoismorelikelyworrywitheverylabthatthingscouldbewrong.Evenamothercanhelpsomuch.“Ionlywitnesswhat’stohim,”shesaid.“Irelate.”Afterthatinitialonthe15thfloor,startedinvitJenkinstowalktheNursesanddoctorsseethemcirclinghallsatwhateverwaspossible.They’dotherpatientstojointheycalleda“mobilegroup.”Evenaftertheyweretheirlegacy

CHICAGO — The first time Eric McElroy knocked on Zach Jenkins’ door, Jenkins was not in the mood to chat.

“You think you’re alone, and you’re just not,” McElroy said. “What you are is you’re isolated in yourAsroom.”afitness coach when he was hospital ized, McElroy made sure to pace the hallways. He got out of his room as often as he felt able to; he was never in bed before 7 p.m. Throughout what often felt like parallel journeys –chemotherapy treatments, checkups, stem-cell trans plants – McElroy and Jenkins shared conver sations around treatment plans and commiseration around side effects.

received positive blood work results the day prior. He hopes to be in remission soon. Because McElroy lives in Manteno and Jenkins in Blooming ton, they don’t often see each other and they try to meet up downtown sur rounding

remains with the click ers nurses added to the walls to help patients track theirSocialsteps.worker Jenni fer Carrera had always wanted to create some type of walking club. As a clinical oncology navigator at Northwest ern, helping patients age 15 through 39, she encour ages her patients to leave their rooms, to try to meet others who could under stand some of what they were going through. Diag nosed at age 25 herself with Hodgkin’s lym

A few weeks ago, Jenkins saw someone he

At the moment they met, Jenkins was still reeling from his diagno sis, but McElroy was five years into his journey of learning he had leuke mia as a father of three youngOverchildren.thosefive years, McElroy had learned a few things. That depres sion can come with what is many people’s worstcase scenario. How to tell children you’ll be hos pitalized for a month. And the importance of moving your body.

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businessman Chauncey Banks, has remained silent on the matter. He and City Manager David Gassaway are respon sible for setting the meeting agendas.

A Shelter Solano rep resentative told the City Council all its financial dealings are open for review, and said there were gaps in the grand juryOnereport.of the recom mendations of the grand jury is to hire a forensic accountant to perform a forensic audit on money being spent across the continuum of homeless services in Solano County.

He wears a silver band in honor of one of the missing in action.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 15 2:36 a.m. — Battery, 600 block of TEXAS STREET 5:07 a.m. — Trespassing, 2900 block of AUTO MALL PARKWAY 8:38 a.m. — Trespassing, 3100 block of BUSCH DRIVE 9:01 a.m. — Arson, 5200 block of WATT COURT 9:22 a.m. — Vandalism, 1100 block of ALASKA AVENUE 9:23 a.m. — Trespassing, 1900 block of WEST TEXAS STREET 10:24 a.m. — Forgery, 100 block of ZARAGOZA DRIVE 10:52 a.m. — Grand theft, 1300 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD 10:59 a.m. — Battery, 200 block of EAST TABOR AVENUE 11:41 a.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 2500 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 11:44 a.m. — Battery, 2000 block of GOODMAN COURT 11:59 a.m. — Battery, 2400 block of BOULEVARDWATERMAN

The report recom mends the tracking and reporting of funds between Shelter Solano Inc. and its parent company, Shelter Inc., be more transparent and more clearly defined.

1:17 p.m. — Battery, 2000 block of KINGFISHER WAY 3:34 p.m. — Forgery, 1900 block of MANOR PLACE

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The grinding work is dependent on the weather.

houseless and at-risk res idents in the city.

Solano County citizens) expectations.”

2:47 p.m. — Forgery, 1700 block of QUINCEY LANE

3:14 p.m. — Vandalism, 800 block of HARRIER DRIVE FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 11 a.m. — Fraud, 1000 block of PRAIRIE DRIVE

Berg said he wasn’t sure what drew so many people out for the“Maybemorning.it was just a need to get out of the house or people wanted to help out,” he said.

planet clean so the birds and fish don’t die. It made her sad knowing animals are dying because of the trash.

Pepper told how she

It was seen in how active duty and veterans alike snapped to attention and saluted those flags, and during the Vacaville High band’s playing of the national anthem.

The other Girl Scouts attested to the fact that she did manage to find every piece of fastfood“Wetrash.are doing this to help the Earth,” Girl Scout Emmaya Powell, 8 said.

bing a tin cup and showing how the prison ers tapped messages to each other. Every night they tapped a sequence, “God bless you. You are neverThatalone.”isat the very heart of the POW/ MIA Recognition DayItceremony.isspoken to in the proclamations presented by Vacaville Mayor Ron Rowlett, and by Amy Sharp, representing John Vasquez, chairman of the Solano County Board of Supervisors.Itwas a message carried with the same dedication that the Amer

“My heart ached so,” Pepper

Crime logs

Col. Derek Salmi, commander of the 60th Air Mobility Wing at Travis Air Force Base,

11:33 a.m. — Robbery, 3500 block of NELSON ROAD

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9:05 p.m. — Shots fired, 2000 block of WINSTON DRIVE 10:40 p.m. — Shots fired, 600 block of OREGON STREET

11:52 a.m. — Burglary, 1400 block of PROSPECT WAY 2:46 p.m. — Robbery, 900 block of SCHOOL STREET

MARE ISLAND — Gov. Gavin Newsom came to Vallejo on Friday to sign a legislative package into law that bolsters the state’s already sweeping roster of environmental laws.

over the next two decades hopes to create 4 million new jobs, cut air pollution by 60%, reduce state oil consumption by 91%, save the state $23 billion by avoiding the damages of pollution, reduce fossil fuel use in buildings and transportation by 92% and cut refinery pollution by 94%.

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Her compatriot, Aaliyah Luckette, said it was important to keep the

watched when military representatives came to the family home and handed her father a tele gram that told of her brother’s fate. He had been killed, but his body was not recovered.

12:37 p.m. — Drunken driver, 1100 block of TABOR AVENUE 1:46 p.m. — Grand theft, 5200 block of TAPESTRY COURT 2:43 p.m. — Hit-and-run with injury, TRAVIS BOULEVARD

THURSDAY, SEPT. 15

Jake Hubbs came along with his family from Travis Air Force Base. He noticed a few changes this year from

Work will commence at 9 p.m. Sunday between Travis Boulevard and Air Base Parkway and will end at 6 a.m. Monday, the city reports. The grinding will remove the top 2.5 inches of existing roadway, which will leave a rough driving surface until paving work that’s scheduled in October.

The council also will consider approval of a formal response to the 2021-22 Solano County civil grand jury report, “Shelter Solano Inc.: A Review of its First Three Years Operating an Emergency Shelter in Solano County.”

said when he was a fresh man at the U.S. Air Force Academy, a usually loud meal time was silenced by Col. George “Bud” Day, a Medal of Honor recipient and a POW during the Vietnam War. He was tortured, but managed to escape, only to be recaptured and was badlyDaywounded.alsoserved during World War II and Korea, and is one of four POWs to receive the Medal of Honor. He was given the rank of brigadier general posthumously.Salmisaid Day told his story to the cadets, which included grab

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Pepper, author of “Missing on Hill 700: How Losing a Brother in Vietnam Created a Family in America,” was among the keynote speakers at the local commemoration of the National POW/MIA Rec ognition Day ceremony.

Air Force Col. Derek Salmi, commander of the 60th Air Mobility Wing at Travis Air Force Base, also spoke of the table and how those who serve today never forget those who served before them.

Timm,states.a candidate for the Solano County Board of Supervisors, said at the time he felt it was the county’s respon sibility to pay for such a countywide audit.

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The council had asked for an agenda item on that matter in July, the staff report to the council

Taps, while the whole band also played a mili tary medley that had the veterans in the audience coming to their feet.

The master of cere monies was Mike Little, past commander of VFW Post 7244.

The council, which meets at 6 p.m. in the Council Chamber at City Hall, 1000 Webster St., will conduct a public hearing and consider an urgency ordinance to address an emer gency homeless shelter program for the duration of the open shelter crisis declaration.“Inrecognition of the housing and homeless ness crisis throughout the state of California, state law authorizes the gov erning body of a city to declare a shelter crisis when a significant number of (people) are without the ability to obtain shelter, result ing in a threat to their health and safety,” the staff report to the council“Declarationstates. of a shelter crisis was a precondition for par ticipation in the State Homeless Emergency Aid Program. On Sept. 4, 2018, the city of Fairfield adopted Resolution No. 2018-223, declaring that a shelter crisis exists in the city . . . authorizing the

9:58 a.m. — Brandishing a weapon, 1700 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD

James Berg organized the event Saturday at the marina in Suisun City with the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and a Solano Community College STEMBerggroup.has organized the cleaning for the past six years. As the owner of Grizzly Waters Kayaking, he has a personal interest in seeing the waterways clean for his business and for“Thishimself.is the biggest turnout I have had in the last few years,” he said. “We have 50 people today.”

last year, mainly because there was less trash. “It was nice to see it had improved,” HubbsDaniellesaid. Seager noticed more food packing trash out on the trails but less overall“Theretrash.is a stuck boat out there on the water, but that could also be someone’s home I guess,” she said. “But it was a lot quicker cleanup thisTheyear.”weirdest thing found this year was a boat motor embedded in theHundredsground. of people came out Saturday to clean up more than 60 spots in Solano County. The pandemic forced organizers into more low-key, volun teer-driven cleanup activities in 2020 and 2021 before returning to more formalized cleanup activities this year.

ican flag and the POW/ MIA flag were carried in a 24-hour run by Travis Air Force Base airmen, until the colors were finally posted at the cer emony by Senior Airmen Joseph Morales and Lau rence Pierre.

MIA

10:40 p.m. — Vehicle burglary, 1400 block of TRAVIS BOULEVARD

“Yourecalled.are young,” Pepper told the girl, “but you need to know.”

8:31 p.m. — Drunken driver, 4900 block of VANDEN ROAD 9:01 p.m. — Battery, 900 block of OHIO STREET

Action by the Legislature and the governor repre sents “an essential piece” of the California Climate Commitment, a $54 billion climate action spending plan that, according to the governor’s office, exceeds what most countries are spending and advances eco nomic opportunity and environmental justice in communities across the state.

FairField

7:54 p.m. — Battery, ROWE PLACE

The overarching California Climate Commitment

FAIRFIELD — Pavement grinding operations are scheduled to start late Sunday and continue until early Monday on a portion of North Texas Street, the city announced Saturday.

Recycling or prop erly disposing of these items improves the local environment and pre vents all of this litter from traveling along water ways to end up in the San Francisco Bay and the PacificLydiOcean. Dietrich, 6, seemed to be the expert at picking up fast food“Ipackages.found all of it,” she said.

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The legislation aims to cut pollution, protect Cali fornians from big polluters and accelerate the state’s transition to clean energy, the governor’s office reports. The legislation, among other goals, aims to achieve carbon neutrality no later than 2045 and 90% clean energy by 2035, establish new setback mea sures to protect communities from oil drilling, capture carbon pollution from the air and advance what are described as “nature-based solutions.”

“I saw him cry; I had never seen him cry,” Pepper said. She was 13 years old.

In brief

The forecast calls for an 80% chance of showers Sunday at Travis Air Force Base and a 90% chance of showers both Sunday night and Monday during the day, following by a decreasing chance of showers moving through the night Monday and into the day Tuesday, the National Weather Service reports.

But the family never discussed anything about that day, or about her brother, and it was not until years later when she began her search for answers that she connected with many who knew her brother, and led, finally, to a memorial stone being placed at Arlington NationalPepperCemetery.alsotold a story about an 18-year-old clerk at a small market where she lives, and when she asked the girl if she knew what POW or MIA meant, the clerk could only say they sound familiar.

11:09 a.m. — Vehicle theft, 1300 block of WEST TEXAS STREET

Susan Hiland/Daily Republic Jake Hubbs with his wife Chasity, son Cabyn, 7, and Charlotte, 4, came out for the second year to help clean up for Coastal Cleanup Day at the Suisun Marsh, Saturday.

city to participate in the State Homeless Emer gency Aid Program,” the reportThestates.council will con sider an Emergency Homeless Shelter Program permit process and adopt Emergency Shelter Oper ational optionsshelterhasstaffbecause,policyapprovedmonthsationproceduresityhousing,zoningcedures,buildingofdardsstates.therein,”structureshomelessopmentfordardsreasonablemayshelter“DuringStandards.adeclaredcrisis,thecityadoptbyordinancelocalstanandproceduresthedesign,sitedevelandoperationofsheltersandtheandfacilitiesthestaffreport“Theselocalstanoperateinlieucomplyingwithlocalapprovalproplanningandstandards,orstatehealth,habitabilorsafetystandards,andlaws.”Thisconsidercomesaboutsixafterthecouncilazerotoleranceforhomelessnessinpart,thecityreportedFairfieldaccesstoenoughbeds–andother–tohouseallthe

FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 12:05 a.m. — Shots fired, 800 block of FIFTH STREET 3 a.m. — Trespassing, 300 block of BECK AVENUE 4:52 a.m. — Commercial burglary, 2200 block of CEMENT HILL ROAD 4:55 a.m. — Reckless driver, EASTBOUND AIR BASE PARKWAY 6:35 a.m. — Vehicle burglary, 2200 block of PEACH TREE DRIVE

6:42 a.m. — Vandalism, 2200 block of SANTA ROSA STREET 7:52 a.m. — Forgery, 3900 block of BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE 9:56 a.m. — Vandalism, VAN BUREN STREET

5:05 p.m. — Battery, 1400 block of WASHINGTON STREET 5:16 p.m. — Trespassing, 1100 block of CANDLEBERRY COURT

4:01 p.m. — Battery, 2700 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 5:13 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 300 block of EAST TABOR AVENUE 8:22 p.m. — Reckless driver, WATERMAN BOULEVARD

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Additionally, there are 7,500 unaccounted for from the Korean War and 126 from the Cold War.

4:08 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, CAMROSE AVENUE

Pavement prep work set overnight on North Texas Street

Gerald Gordon, chap lain for the Disabled American Veterans, led the“Weprayer.pray for those men and women listed as missing in action,” Gordon said. “Give espe cially to their families and loved ones the assur ance that none are ever missing in thy sight, but held forever in the safety of thyThelove.”prayer ends with the hope that there will never be the need for another war so no others will ever be missing.

The report is critical of the response of local governments to home lessness and suggests the lack of oversight and accountability “opens the door to the potential for a homeless industrial complex that benefits the nonprofits without accomplishing the task at hand.” The report also is critical of Shelter Solano Inc. as the primary home less shelter in Fairfield, stating the nonprofit “is not currently operating at full capacity or meeting stakeholder (service providers, funders, gov ernment entities and

5:29 p.m. — Drunken driver, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 5:59 p.m. — Vandalism, 900 block of OHIO STREET

Upon his return home, Sooy thought momen tarily about those emotions of decades past, and said: “It was pretty nice.”

Governor makes stop in Vallejo to sign climate legislation

“Success for me looks like a feasible zero tolerance policy,” Councilwoman Pam Bertani said at the special 2022 Homeless Retreat on March 29.

“I don’t throw away bottle caps anymore,” she said. “Nope. I collect them and use them on projects.”

After she explained that POW stood for Pris oner of War and MIA stood for Missing in Action, Pepper added, “My brother is one for those missing, and it’s been more than 54 years.”

4:12 p.m. — Forgery, 3000 block of HILLSIDE COURT

“We must not forget their sacrifice . . . to this country,” Little said.

3:40 p.m. — Indecent exposure, 1400 block of WEST TEXAS STREET

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9 p.m. Saturday

Horror has a new home this Halloween: North Texas Street

DJ Jerry Ross

‘In the Country’ art show opens Oct. 14 at Solano Town Center

The Fairfield-Suisun City Visual Arts Association show will feature the work by more than 70 associa tion“Gorgeousmembers.Northern Cal ifornia offers ample nature scenes from the San Pablo Bay to the foothills of the Sierra, and everything in between. Our award-win

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday Ag and Art Film Festival

More than 70 artisan booths will be part of the 17th annual Art, Wine and Live Music Waterfront Festival scheduled Oct. 1. festival is sponsored by the Suisun

Shuffle will perform from 2 to 5 p.m. Oct. 1 at the 17th Annual Art, Wine and Live Music Waterfront Festival in Suisun City.

The Bobby Young Project

DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—“In the Country,” featuring photog rapher Dennis Ariza, opens Oct. 14 at the Solano Town Center Gallery.

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City Historic Waterfront Business District and runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. along Main and Solano streets.

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8 p.m. Saturday Pride and Joy Empress Lounge, 330 Virginia St. empresstheatre.org.https:// 1 p.m. Saturday Papa Joe and the New Deal

Dueling Pianos: Lindsay & Nick Makse Restaurant, 555 Main St. vacaville.com/events.duelingpiano

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Local Suisun City dance studio Sky Studios will offer a dance class at the water front at 10 a.m. Entertainment on the waterfront stage includes Jim Funk from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Shuffle with classic

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terian Fellowship will host a free piano performance Saturday that’s open to the community and features a member of the U.S. Air Force Band of the GoldenStaffWest.Sgt.Robert Barnes, an accom plished pianist and keyboardist, is a graduate of Winthrop University Conserva tory of Music in Rock Hill, South Carolina. He earned a bachelor of arts degree in piano and studied under CarolynBarnesQuinn.has per formed with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Sandi Patti, Take Six, Amy Grant, Wynonna Judd, Gene Simmons, Aaron Neville and several times for private holiday events at the White House. He was well-prepared to entertain the troops in support of operations Iraqi Freedom and Inherent Resolve through out lraq and Afghanistan and Bahrain, Tajikistan, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Jordan and Kyrgyzstan.

rock from 2 to 5 p.m., organizers said.

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The opening recep tion will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. Oct. 1. Wine and snacks will be served. The show runs through the end of November at the gallery located at 1350 Travis Blvd. D-8,

The Rellik, 726 First www.therelliktavern.com.St. 8:30 p.m. Saturday

Daily R epublic Staff DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—If you enjoy getting scared for Halloween, then Terror on Texas Street is where you will want to sKreamZbe. Haunted Attractions is setting up a haunted house at 2256 N. Texas St. Tickets are $12, and $10 for students, military and emergency responders. Proceeds will help support the Fairfield Police Activ ities League’s Career Cafe program. Tickets will be available at the door or at skreamz.net.Allparticipants will be required to sign a tour waiver and follow any Solano County Covid-19 health guidelines in place at the time of the visit. Parental guid ance is recommended for anyone ages 14 and younger. Parents are advised not to See Horror, Page B3

ning gallery of artists specialize in painting, pho tography, jewelry, mixed media, woodcarving and sculpture,” organizers said. “They will be summoning up all their creative juices to express the beauty that sur rounds them.”

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Dueling Pianos: Lindsay & Rome Makse Restaurant, 555 Main St. vacaville.com/events.duelingpiano

Wine by the glass is available for $10 and includes a commemorative glass.

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Journey Downtown, 308 Main St. venue.com.journeydowntownwww.

Missouri Street Theatre Presents ‘Assassins ‘ Downtown Theatre, 1035 Texas St. downtowntheatre.com.www.

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Empress Lounge, 330 Virginia St. empresstheatre.org.https://

Neshima Ford Birthday Comedy Jam Featuring Nuf Ced, Regina Givens, Host Jerry Law Marina Lounge, 700 Main St., Suite 106. marinaloungesuisun.com.www.

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday Wild West Film Festival Journey Downtown, 308 Main St. venue.com.journeydowntownwww.

The Rellik, 726 First www.therelliktavern.com.St.

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Frazier Trager Presents Maureen Langan and Jeff Applebaum Journey Downtown, 308 Main St. venue.com.journeydowntownwww.

For vendor or visitor information, go to www.suisunwaterfront.com.

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Ensemble San Francisco, a collective of elite musi cians based in the Bay Area and described by the San Francisco Classical Voice as “a hip, unstuffy and malleable group of high-quality chamber musicians dedicated to fresh programming,” is coming to the Vacav illeTheMuseum.performance is set for 7 to 9 p.m. Sept. 30.

Bridges nearly died ‘a couple of times’ during post-chemo Covid battle

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The Dude hasn’t just beaten cancer and Covid – but death.

Jeff Bridges said in an interview out Thurs day that it was his battle with lymphoma that left him vulnera ble to Covid-19 – prior to when people could get vaccinated against the virus – nearly costing the “Big Lebowski” star his “Thelife.chemo wipes out your immune system and when Covid hit me, I had nothing to fight it,” the 72-year-old Oscar winner, who was hos pitalized for more than four months, told E! News. “I was just really at death’s door a couple

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This butterfly’s getting a new set of wings.

The title track scored a nomination for best female pop vocal perfor mance, while “Honey” was nominated for best female R&B vocal perfor mance and best rhythm & bluesCareysong.noted Thursday on Instagram that there is

poets reciting their work during the reception.

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In addition to “But terfly” and “Honey,” the album features songs like “My All,” “The Roof” and “Close My Eyes.”

Mariah Carey’s sixth studio album, “Butter fly,” is being reissued in honor of its 25th anniver sary Friday, the singer announced“#Butterfly25Wednesday.ishere!!

short new works: Solbong Kim’s quartet “From the Sixth Hour” (2004) and Polina Nazaykinskaya’s “Songs for Tasya” (2021).

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ensemble san Francisco will perform from 7 to 9 p.m. sept. 30 at the vacaville Museum.

Carey releases 25th anniversary reissue of ‘Butterfly’

Although the members of Ensemble SF perform at Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, Alice Tully Hall and Lincoln Center, they are equally

The highlight of the program will be the Quartet in G minor Op.25, composed by Johannes Brahms from 1856 to 1861.

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bring anyone ages 10 and younger, the promoter said in a “Participantsstatement.should be advised that your visit will feature enclosed spaces, special effects lighting, gore and horror effects that are designed to cause fright and nightmares,” the promoter said in a statement.Foranyone interested in being a part of the show, volunteer corpses are needed in the these areas:

“With a great medical team, great train ers and my family, everybody brought me back,” he Bridgescontinued.shared in October 2020 that he had been diagnosed with lym phoma, which made him “appreciate my mortal ity.” By the following January, his tumor had “drastically shrunk.” In September 2021, Bridges said he was in remis sion and earlier this year, he said he was feeling “terrific.”

Fairfield, inside the Solano Town Center, upstairs and across from Macy’s.

Ariza will display images featured in two of his books: “Bodie, A Ghost Town!” and his new book, nightsometimesdayifornia”time.throughTown!”California.”“Photographing“Bodie,AGhostchroniclesatownitshistoryover“PhotographingCalislargelyabouttripsinCaliforniathatincludeoverstaysaroundthe

A group of poets will come into the gallery and select a piece of art they are attracted to, and then write a poem about the artwork. It will be posted at the gallery, with the

eastern Sierra Nevada. The book also makes rec ommendations on where to stay and recommends dates and the time to visit each destination, orga nizersArizasaid.is the current president of of the associ ation, and director of the Solano Town Center and Village 360 galleries.

an entirely new merchan dise collection available to celebrate the milestone, including pillows, shirts, a $100 rug and more.

Celebrating 25... minutes... since the release of my favorite and probably most personal album,” the Grammy winner, 53, wrote on Instagram.

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“This piece truly requires an ensemble of the highest caliber,” Jean Cox, president of the Vacaville Museum board, said in a statement, “so we are very lucky to have Ensemble SF coming to play for us.”

The album, which orig inally dropped on Sept. 16, 1997, was nominated for three Grammy Awards.

committed to bringing music to low-access com munities: juvenile halls, hospitals and home lessFoundercenters. and violinist

When not perform ing concerts with the U.S. Air Force Band of the Golden West, Barnes enjoys traveling, decorating, photogra phy and gardening.

The performance will take place in the gallery of the Vacaville Museum, located at 213 Buck Ave., and is a collaboration between the museum and Chamber Music at Rancho Flaubert, which hosts a series of profes sional classical chamber music performances in a privateTicketssettings. are $30 for adult, $10 for anyone younger than 18. For more information, or to get tickets, call the museum at 707-447-4513.

enter fairs and events so I could share my work with others. During my first competition, I won first place for my ‘Muir Woods’ image at the Dixon May Fair, Yolo County Fair, and first place and Best of Show at the Solano County Fair.”

Asked when he decided to become an artist, he said, “About 12 years ago a friend recommended I

of times Bridgesthere.”told the outlet that he was “in surren der mode” and worried he wouldn’t be able to walk his daughter down the aisle, but doctors told him to keep fighting.

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The performance starts at 3 p.m. A free will offering will be accepted after the per formance. The church is located at 4177 Suisun Valley Road.

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The evening will include five pieces by Dmitri Shostakovich, for two violins and piano, and two

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Jackson-Picht describes their mission as “to inspire a more just and inclusive world by using artistry to recognize our shared humanity.”

The quartet for this per formance includes Rebecca Jackson-Picht, violin, Matthew Young, viola, Angela Lee, cello, and Eliz abeth Schumann, piano.

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SamChristianityofAlexanderPastor

This past Sunday (Sept. 11) the Daily Republic commemo rated the losses of life in 9/11 by thoughtful articles. Also, for you devotees of “60 Minutes,” I hope you didn’t miss their interviews of surviving rela tives and firemen. Eulogies were given for the many who sacrificed their lives for the sal vation of others.

In John 3:16 we are promised that “God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son so that who so ever believes on him will not perish but have everlasting life.”

On a 5-4 vote, the justices said the religious school for now should comply with a New York state trial court ruling that, as a public accommodation, Yeshiva was covered under the New York City Human Rights Law and required to provide the Pride Alliance the same access to facilities as dozens of other student groups. The group said that includes a classroom, bulle tin boards and a club fair booth.

Now, for believing and discerning souls, there is a dramatic corollary of eternal proportions. As Christians and believers we have even greater stakes with mandates as “firemen for the Lord.”

Four justices dissented, saying Yeshiva’s response to the student group was the result of “an interpretation of Torah . . . after careful study.”

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case came before us.”

the court’s short order said. If those fail, Yeshiva can return to the Supreme Court. Though unsigned, it was the work of Sotomayor, Chief Justice John Roberts, and Justices Elena Kagan, Brett Kavanaugh and Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Supreme Court: Religious school must recognize LGBTQ club, for now

The university asked the Supreme Court to inter vene, and last week Justice Sonia Sotomayor granted it a temporary reprieve. But on Wednesday a majority of the justices said it was too soon for the high court to get involved.

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“The First Amendment guar antees the right to the free exercise of religion, and if that provision means any thing, it prohibits a State from enforcing its own preferred interpretation of Holy Scrip ture,” said the dissent, written by Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. and joined by Justices Clarence Thomas, Neil M. Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett. “Yet that is exactly what New York has done in this case, and it is disap pointing that a majority of this Court refuses to provide relief.”

In a filing asking the Supreme Court to step in, the university said that “as a deeply religious Jewish university, Yeshiva cannot comply with that order because doing so would violate its sincere reli gious beliefs about how to form its undergraduate students in Torah

The student club called the lower court’s decision a straightforward interpretation of state law, saying the Supreme Court’s intervention was unwar ranted – especially before New York’s appellate courts have weighed in.

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Church plans book fair, bake sale

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Thevalues.”school is represented by the Becket Fund for Reli gious Liberty, which labeled the lower court ruling an “unprece dented” violation of the school’s First Amendment rights.

“This ruling does not touch the University’s well-estab lished right to express to all students its sincerely held beliefs about Torah values and sexual orientation,” the group said in its filing at the high court.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday reversed course and said Yeshiva University in New York must for now comply with a state court’s order that it should recognize a campus gay rights organization.

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be headed for eternal perdi tion. Might we be the “firemen” who could offer late-time sal vation? We have an equal or even greater opportunity and responsibility to scramble for their safety in this evolving time of tribulation which the Bible describes as nearing the end of time on Earth. There is a prom ised afterlife of some type for everyone. To avoid the “fire” we need to throw life-lines.

“It appears that appli cants have at least two further avenues for expedited or interim state court relief,”

Alito said the four are likely to grant the case if the univer sity is unsuccessful in New York state appeals court and “Yeshiva would likely win if its

For more information, send an email to pmkjfc@att.net or call 707-853-3604.

“Not yoursermons”grandparents’ 9:30 am

Hazing is never something to be taken lightly and has sadly resulted in death in some cases. It has been proven that it does

Why do I grieve at kitty’s end? The precious cat was my best friend.

going through a traumatic event. Seeking the help of a trained counselor could cer tainly benefit him to process what happened. I would also say that the boy who did the hazing needs to see a counselor as well. Hurt people hurt people, and he clearly has some violent issues to work through. Dear Annie: I have recently read letters in your column from grieving pet owners. Losing a pet is almost like losing a family member. I wrote a short poem about the loss of my 14-year-old cat that I hope you will share with grieving readers who may also have these feelings.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You like to find out what you can do on your own. So even though you may start out with the help of a friend or benefactor, you will be most satisfied by your ventures beyond the safety net of those social ties.

GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Pragma tism is an attractive quality, especially in the eyes of those who struggle with the practicalities of life. People start to count on you to be the voice of reason, and you will even be paid for using good sense.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Your playful mood will inspire people around you to be a lighthearted version of themselves. Cre ativity is making mistakes; art is knowing which ones to frame.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Many are inwardly more insecure than appear ances would suggest. If you have to constantly reassure someone of your love, it will get tiring. Anything you can do pro actively will help.

I’m wondering what the protocol would be for something like this in public schools. This hap pened over a year ago, and recently my grand son said he still thinks about it every day. Do you think we should pursue counseling for him? He’s 15 and a soph omore. He still wrestles and does not want to quit. —

California has already experi enced a few large wildfires this year; however, there is a strong chance there will be more fires in the next few months. It is essential to recognize when the peak wildfire season is, what you can do to prepare and what you can do to reduce your exposure to wild fire smoke and stay safe.

Studies have shown that approxi mately 2.7 million Californians live in what the California Department of For estry and Fire Protection designates as “Very High Fire Hazard Sever ity Zones.” This means that nearly 7% of California’s population lives in areas with the highest category of risk fromTherewildfire.area few measures you can take to help ready your home and prop erty for potential wildfires, including clearing gutters, trimming brush and adding fire-resistant plants to your

ARIES (March 21-April 19). An easy going day awaits. You’ll relax into the business at hand. Solutions will be logical and within reach. Then the night will provide contrast. The good things won’t be easy; the easy things won’t be good.

Dear Annie: My grandson was the victim of hazing incidents in the locker room at his private school. It went on for more than a month. Someone made videos of parts of it, and the entire school saw theThevideos.perpetrator was asked to withdraw from his school (not expelled). The detective who investigated told my daughter that he had never dealt with a school so tightlipped about such an incident. The athletic director apologized to my grandson, but not the coach or the school principal.

Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The circumstances shift. New opportuni ties will open even as new boundaries are erected. Acceptance is graceful. Resis tance is awkward. Neither is better than the other, but it does help to know what state you’re in.

Dear Kitty Best Friend: Thank you for sharing your touching poem. It is beautiful, and your kitty sounds like an amazing cat who was a gift to you and your family.

Your faith in people stands out this year as you trust them to do the right and good thing, and they impress you by going above and beyond in displays of great loyalty and tremendous talent. Your ability grows, too, as you nurture the positive traits of yourself and others. A financial reward will be a game changer. Gemini and Scorpio adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 9, 12, 2, 22 and 18.

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on my fridge. No more dirt upon his paws No Myfromdevastationhisclawseyesandnose shall run no more, and no more furballs on the floor.

The litter box is thrown away. There are no cat food bills to pay.

CELEBRITY PROFILES: From “Friends” to “Friendsgiving,” Aisha Tyler is a Virgo who brings beauty and brains together with a stellar sense of humor. Tyler, who comes from the world of stand-up comedy, was born under three sharp-edged Scorpio planets and four hardworking, detail-oriented Virgo planets. Moon and Saturn in Taurus suggest an attitude of utter determination.

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Dear Concerned: The public school protocols vary from state to state, but this private school gets an F for handling a difficult situation. It was cowardly for the coach and principal not to talk to your son about it.

The school chaplain talked to my grandson in a short one-onone session. No one talked to the team members who witnessed it or to their parents.

If a wildfire is threatening your home, planning ahead of time can allow you to save valuable items and help tremendously in the case of an emergency evacuation. Creating a go-bag with everything you might need to be away from home for a few nights is an important step to prepare for wildfires. Some recommended items to include in a backpack or easyto-grab kit are a change of clothes, a first aid kit, cash, medications and a few days’ supply of food and water for your family and any pets you may have. Other items to include are any valuables that cannot be replaced, like family pictures or meaningful memorabilia.Whileitisimportant to know how to protect your property and make an evacuation plan in case of a fire threat ening your living area, the majority of health impacts from wildfires are a result from exposure to hazardous

Keira Dagy is a program manager from Redwood Community Health Coali tion, a partner of Solano Public Health.

Hazed teen could have PTSD, should seek counseling

garden. If you live in a more rural area, one of the most important steps you can take is creating a buffer of at least 100 feet between your home and any flammable vegetation. This space helps prevent your home from catching fire from flames or embers and provides firefighters with a safe area to work in to defend your property.

not build a team up; in fact, it does the opposite by creating an atmosphere of fear and disre spectful conduct. A great article comes from beabouthethathazing.theasbutnotlearningishazingwithdatahazingwhiching-student-athlete-hazing.aspx,org/sports/2016/9/26/addresshttps://www.ncaa.addressesmorecollegebuthassomegreatpoints.Asfarasnoonespeakingtheteamthatwitnessedtheortheotherparents,thatsurprising.Itcouldbeagreatlessonforallinvolved–topunishthekidwhohazedtouseaterriblesituationanopportunitytoeducatekidsaboutthedangersofGoodforyourgrandsonhestillwantstowrestleandhasresilience.Itistroublingthathethinksiteveryday.HecouldsufferingfromPTSDafter

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A firefighter hoses down a burning house from the LNU Lightning Complex Fire along Pleasants Valley Road, Aug. 19, 2020.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Those who are busy trying to prove themselves will miss out on appreciating and learn ing from their surroundings. You’ll let down your guard, lose your agenda and take things in.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You’ll bring your own emotional weather to interactions. It will work for you. Some are prone to using their moods to sway those around them, and it will help you to be impervious to this sort of manipulation.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). As natural as it may be to want relationships to be perfectly reciprocal, perfect balance and mutuality isn’t the norm. People give in different ways, and typically, someone gives more. That doesn’t make it a bad relationship.

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“At a Loss” by Peggy Ankerman

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n the midst of another long, hot summer, California is gearing up for wildfire season. Continued drought is a reliable indicator that we may experience some severe fires during peak wildfire season in the late summer through fall.

Horoscopes

CANCER (June 22-July 22). There will be many people who will advise you, and yet deciding whose opinion to follow won’t be hard in the least. The words that resonate with you will seem to also fuel your next move. Everything seems to click in.

smoke that can travel for hundreds of miles and last for weeks. Smoke exposure can cause a range of health problems, from burning eyes and a runny nose to aggravated chronic heart and lung diseases. Wildfire smoke can make anyone sick, but individuals with asthma, chronic obstructive pul monary disease or heart disease, and children, pregnant women, the elderly and people who work outside are espe cially at Preparingrisk. for wildfire smoke can include getting a portable air cleaner for your home and N95 masks in case you or someone in your house hold needs to briefly go outside where there’s smoke. If the air quality is poor where you live, try to stay inside as much as possible. You should keep all windows and doors closed and sealed shut to keep smoke from entering your house. It is also important to avoid burning candles, using gas stoves and smoking to reduce indoor air pollution. Living in California means living with the ever-present threat of fire. Following these tips will help you be prepared for wildfires and stay safe.

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TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You’re feeling possessive of someone you love. Reasonably, you know that no person can own another, but this is counteracted by a territorial instinct. What would make you feel secure in this relationship?

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Many animals eat what’s bugging them. You’ve occasionally eaten when bugged, too, though it doesn’t solve the problem. Being assertive and willing to talk about what’s bothering you makes stress eating unnecessary.

My kitty crossed the Rainbow Bridge. I have his picture

Sometimes having the ball last can be just enough to get the victory.

At Dixon, Randy Chalmers had a touch down and Manny Delatorre added two more. Dixon led 6-0 early but the rest of the night was all Will C. Wood.

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Despite the outcome in Seattle, the Broncos

Green Bay was humbled by Min nesota, 23-7.

Jarren Ford and John James helped key the defensive effort. Ford had a hand in 12 tackles and James had six. Ian Morales and Nicholas Brown picked up fumbles.

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“‘Man, great,’” All-Pro line backer Fred Warner recalled of his initial reaction. “Him not being there anymore? Hey, I’m not mad about it.”

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At Merced, VCS head coach Manny Tarango only had 15 healthy players for the game and ended up playing with 11.

Giants’ Crawford plans to stay at shortstop in 2023

And why wouldn’t he? Crawford has won

“It’s different,” Pro Bowl pass rusher Nick Bosa said of prepping for the Wilson-less Seahawks. “But they just beat Russell Wilson. So obviously they’re still a good team.”

“It’s a testament to the culture they’ve built with Coach Carroll being there all those years,” Armstead said.

Wood improved to 3-2 and will have a bye next week before kicking off Monticello Empire League action in two weeks at Fairfield.

Asked Friday if he would consider moving positions if the Giants were to spend big money on a free-agent shortstop, Crawford said, “We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it. I’m not going to speculate. Nothing has changed. I still plan on playing shortstop next year.”

Wood earns victory against Dixon; other area teams lose on gridiron

Cotate at George A. Gammon Field. The Vikings went on to a 30-29 victory and improved to 5-0 on the year.

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Vanden High School’s football team held a momentum-driven Rancho Cotate scoreless for the final five minutes with an offense that was able to stay on the field and ice a 30-29 victory on home coming night Friday at George A. GammonQuarterbackField.

The Seahawks no longer have Wilson and All-Pro line backer Bobby Wagner. But

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Armijo had the week off.

Fairfield fell to Alhambra in Martinez 20-0, Vacav ille Christian went all the way to Merced and lost to Stone Ridge Christian 45-0, while Clear Lake took care of Rio Vista 33-0.

SANTA CLARA — The San Francisco 49ers were probably the NFL’s second most-stoked team when the Seattle Seahawks traded quarterback Russell Wilson to Denver in March.

At Granite Bay, the Bulldogs had to settle for a pair of touchdowns. Quarterback Brody Fortu nati completed a 34-yard touchdown pass to Payton Hoff in the first quarter. Gabriel Ellis ran for a 3-yard touchdown in the fourthGranitequarter.Bay scored five touchdowns and piled up 334 yards of total offense. Vacaville is now 2-2 heading into its non league finale next week at home against El Cerrito.

Tarango did like the play of freshman quarter back Brendan Jackson, who was able to com plete four of five passes on one drive and moved the Falcons deep into Stone Ridge territory. DeShawn Seymore also made three big catches and the Falcons got solid defen sive play from freshman linebacker Kobe Powell.

Friday that he will be out the rest of the season with a hip dislocation. “I want to let my teammates know that I will be there every step of the way with them,” he tweeted.

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For the rest of the area teams, results on the field were fairly Vacavilledismal.made the trek to the foothills and lost to a powerhouse in Granite Bay, 35-13. The rest of the local teams Friday were shut out.

Tre Dimes twice converted fourth down runs to keep the clock and the chains moving. His final dive for a first down ended the game and set off a Vanden celebration.“Theguys up front, the O-line, didn’t even know what I was doing,”

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Dimes said. “I just ran behind them and got the first down.”

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For the first time since Dec. 24, 2011, when the 49ers beat Seattle and its quarter back, Tarvaris Jackson, the 49ers won’t face a Seahawks team headlined by Wilson when they meet their NFC West rivals in their home opener Sunday at Levi’sWilsonStadium.has a 17-4 record against the 49ers, including a win in the NFC Championship Game in January 2013, while throwing 37 touchdown passes and 10 interceptions, posting a 100.4 passer rating and turning endless would-be sacks into bro ken-play daggers.

And defensive tackle Arik Armstead also wasn’t upset when he heard the 49ers wouldn’t have to keep facing their longtime antagonist twice every regular season after 21 mostly painful meetings since“He’s2012. a future Hall of Fame quarterback,” Armstead said. “And he’s caused a lot of problems.”

Vanden High School’s Jordan Jones runs the ball for a touchdown in the first quarter Friday against Rancho

“I was happy,” 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said.

they still have head coach Pete Carroll – 71, in his 13th season – whose players channel his sideline energy on the field.

Wood High School head football Jacob Wright said the grass field at Dixon was just a bit too high, but his Wildcats were still able to plow through it for a 19-6 victory Friday night.

Armstead, whose 12 career games against the Seahawks are second most on the 49ers’ roster, said the newlook Seahawks’ intensity was unchanged Monday night.

Vanden holds on for tough 30-29 football win over Rancho Cotate

Rodriguez lost 25-6 Thursday night in Roseville to West Park.

That’s no simple task against Seattle, a fran chise that has a history of playing well against the 49ers, even though a sea soned Wilson was at the helm all those years.

For the second straight winter, baseball’s freeagent class will be deep with shortstops, and how that affects the San Fran cisco Giants will play out in the theSaturdayleagueplayedthe2021,sionon35,Brandonoffseason.Crawford,hasonemoreyearthetwo-yearextenhesignedinAugustandshortstopisonlypositionhehasinhis12-yearbig-career.TheGiantshadagamenightagainstLosAngelesDodgers.TreaTurnerand

“They still want to play with greatStill,energy.”they won’t play

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Vanden’s Leon Robinson, front, attempts to catch a pass against Rancho Cotate’s Dylan Gagnon, Friday.

Every NFL team likes to play at home, but those familiar confines will look especially good to a handful of clubs who opened on the road and started the season as flat as a lonely stretch of highway.SanFrancisco did a belly flop in rainy Chicago,Denver,19-10.with Russell Wilson making his debut at Seattle, crumbled in the red zone and lost to the Seahawks, 17-16.

Las Vegas instantly dropped back in the AFC West with a 24-19 loss at theEachChargers.ofthose four 0-1 teams has a chance Sunday for redemp tion at home. Not that this is a lock every season, but last year no team that started the season 0-2 qualified for theAplayoffs.glanceat their situations:

So while the 49ers have cel ebrated Wilson’s departure, they aren’t celebrating before kickoff. Not after the in-tran sition Seahawks upset the Broncos 17-16 on Monday night in Wilson’s Denver debut. And not after the 49ers were upset by the Bears 19-10 in Chicago.

Vanden’s final offensive drive then iced the Vandenwin.improved to 5-0 heading into its bye week. The Vikings have now won 12 straight dating back to a 35-17 loss in October 2021 to Vacav ille. The Vikings only lost twice last season en route to a state champion ship. The other defeat was a tough 38-31 loss in Rohnert Park to, drum roll, Rancho Cotate.

Dansby Swanson will be eligible for free agency, and Carlos Correa and Xander Bogaerts are expected to opt out of their contract and become free agents.

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Rancho Cotate fought its way back in the fourth quarter when quarterback Liam Keaney hit Ananias Walker with a 12-yard touchdown pass. The Cougars appeared to be headed for a tie game but missed the extra point.

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49ers await challenge of Seahawks, elements

The biggest issue with the 49ers is at quarter back, where Trey Lance is trying to get his footing and Jimmy Garoppolo is lurking over his shoulder. It would bleed off a lot of pressure Sunday if Lance were to pick up a victory.

Kyle Shanahan’s offense is predicated on a strong ground game, and that could be an issue for San Francisco, which lost top running back Elijah Mitchell in the opener. It was a flashback to last season when San Francisco lost Raheem Mostert in Week 1 against Detroit.

Alex Barkley will likely take over after completing 7-of-14 passes for 90 yards against Granite Bay.

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we had trouble snapping the ball,” Wright said. “We ended up with three or four errant snaps, one was recovered for a fumble.”

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“Especially on throws in the hole where you have to land on the leg, maybe subconsciously you’re not landing on it as hard,” Crawford said, “and that would cause throws to sail or have me overcompensate with my Crawfordarm.” preferred not to provide the entire list of aches and pains, but some included tight ness in his forearm, hamstring and oblique. “I’m not trying to make excuses, but it’s been dis appointing,” he said.

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four Gold Gloves, most recently in 2021, perhaps his finest overall season when he set personal bests in home runs and OPS and was fourth in MVPThisvoting.year hasn’t been so kind, his numbers taking a dive on both offense and defense. He brought a .224 average and .645 OPS into Friday and said of his season, “Far from my best, disappointing in a lot of Crawfordways.” has dealt with a series of injuries this season, most notably an inflamed left knee that twice sent him to the injured list and kept him out of the lineup other days he was active.

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legacy. He had one of the more decorated college careers in the history of the sport, capping off his senior year at Loyola-Maryland in 2019 by winning the Tewaara ton Award, lacrosse's equivalent to the Heisman Trophy. He was then selected No. 1 overall in the Premier Lacrosse League draft before ultimately choosing to pursue a bas ketball career as a graduate transfer at Northwestern.Spencerstarted 29 games for the Wildcats and averaged 10.4 points, 4.1 rebounds and 3.9 assists a night. Not bad for a kid who hadn't

played in an organized game since high school, and he showcased an intriguing mix of athletic ability, court vision, physicality and defen sive instincts at that. However, Northwestern went 8-23 in Spen cer's lone Spencerseason.followed that with a pro fessional stint in Germany, then played for the Washington Wizards' G League affiliate, the Capital City Go-Go, last season. He had a limited role off the bench, then averaged 6.5 points, 4 assists and 3.8 rebounds per game in four games with the Wizards.

“MyWednesday.goalisto make the team,” Eklund said. “That’s what I want to do, exactly like last year.”

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He had four assists in nine games for the Sharks last season before he was returned to Djur garden of the Swedish Hockey League.

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“I like those spin-orama moves.”

The good news is that the offseason will allow Crawford to return to his routine, unlike last winter when the labor strife prohibited players from communicating with their teams’ coaches andCrawfordtrainers. has praised the Giants’ staff, including the analyticsdriven hitting coaches under manager Gabe Kapler, for helping to boost his career in 2020 and 2021 and helping to extend his career.

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SAN FRANCISCO — Pat Spencer, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound guard out of Northwestern, isn't just trying to make the team at Golden State Warriors training camp, he's also looking to become the first former college lacrosse player in modern history to play in a regu lar-season NBA game. The Warriors signed the 26-year-old to an Exhibit 10 contract in July.

To say that Spencer was simply a former lacrosse player is actu ally quite disrespectful to his

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SAN JOSE — Sharks forward William Eklund carried the puck across the blue line in overtime Friday night before he cut toward the middle of the ice at the top of theEklundcircle. then quickly spun to right, put the puck on his backhand, and zipped around Anaheim Ducks defen seman Olen Zellweger. As he got to the crease, Eklund then put a shot on net and tapped the rebound past Ducks goalie Gage Alexander for the dazzling gamewinning“(Zellweger’s)goal. skate was going towards me, so I was trying the spino-rama move there,” Eklund said of his goal that gave the Sharks a 3-2 win. “Luckily it went through.

So did the few hundred fans in atten dance at Tech CU Arena for the Sharks’ first game at the NHL Rookie Faceoff. It’s also likely the dozen or so members of the Sharks’ brain trust, perched in one corner of the arena, enjoyed what they saw from

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Eklund, as well. Eklund, San Jose’s most tantalizing pros pect since Timo Meier, also had a goal and an assist in regulation time Friday, showing why he could be a huge asset to the scoringchallenged Sharks this season. Training camp begins

Even though general manager Mike Grier improved the Sharks’ forward depth in the off season, there could still be a place for Eklund on the season-opening 23-manGrierroster.added a handful of veterans to the mix, like center Nico Sturm, and wingers Oskar Lindblom, Luke Kunin, and Steven Lorentz. All of those players should help the Sharks become a harder team to playButagainst.Eklund’s skill set would appear to be something the Sharks could desperately use.

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It’s his driving leg when swinging a bat and landing leg when throw ing across the diamond, a reason his throws haven’t been as precise as usual.

Kansas City 27, L.A. Chargers 24 Sunday’s Games Seattle at SAN FRANCISCO, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Baltimore, 10 a.m. N.Y. Jets at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Washington at Detroit, 10 a.m. Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 10 a.m. Carolina at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. New England at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Atlanta at L.A. Rams, 1 p.m. Cincinnati at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. Houston at Denver, 1:25 p.m. Arizona at Las Vegas, 1:25 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay, 5:20 p.m. Monday’s Games Tennessee at Buffalo, 4:15 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m.

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Lack of protection for quarterback Derek Carr is a big one. The Raiders are still trying to figure the right side of their offensive line and are rotating at both guard and tackle.

Cross Country Rodriguez teams race at Woodbridge Classic in Irvine

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Fairfield picked up the top two singles victories with No. 1 Anna Kranz and No. 2 Iliana Grinsteiner. Fairfield had to forfeit the No. 2 and No. 3 doubles.

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The Royals earned wins from Nevaeh Kilpatrick at No. 3 singles, Mariza Supapo at No. 4, Lucy Herston at No. 5 and Marin Supapo at No. 6. Armijo’s No. 1 doubles team of Alayna Adkins and Dolce Bernal Ortiz also earned victories.

than he did against the Bears. After complet ing 13 of 28 passes for 164 yards and an intercep tion, however, he might be forced to throw a slick ball for the second straight week.

School girls volleyball team netted a 25-7, 25-9, 25-14 win Thursday overKaylieFairfield.Reyes led the Royals with 13 kills, 10 digs and 11 service aces. Erina Conception added 11 kills. Alexis Williams and Jasmine Murphy combined for 10 blocks and eight points. Amanda Red finished with 13 digs.

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Being on the wrong end of a lopsided opening game was especially

Elijah Fisher had a pair of short touch

“That first half was as good as it gets with being

(68th), Porter Soughayer (128th) and Charles Belandres (209th) all set new personal records. Junior Simon Watson (210th) completed his first 3-miler on the varsity squad.

DRNEWS@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—Anaya Thrower was a force at the net with 17 kills and 11 blocks as the Vanden High School girls volleyball team notched a 25-22, 23-25, 25-23, 25-23 win Thursday at SumerlynRodriguez.Spenceralso knocked down nine kills. Jada Cuffie was perfect on 19 serves and had nine blocks. Fran King contributed 11 digs and 16 assists. Breanna Davis had eight digs and 20 assists. Maui Asuncion chipped in 11 digs.

Keaney also had a big night passing the ball for Rancho Cotate. After the initial touchdown to Gagnon, he threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Sailasa Vadrawale and a pair of 12-yard touch down passes to Walker.

Vanden rallied from down 11-18 in the four game behind the serving of Spencer and King.

In the JV “B” game, Vanden won 28-26, 25-18. Jadyn Voorwin den had three aces, three kills and a dig. Miyaka Otomo added five aces and one kill.

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College Solano College women’s soccer can’t slow Evergreen

ROCKVILLE — The Solano Community College women’s soccer team fell 3-1 Friday to visiting Ever green Valley, the Falcons’ fourth straight loss.

There’s no shame in losing to the Char gers, especially by less than a touchdown, so the Raiders were far from humiliated in their opener. Still, it was a division game, and Las Vegas has its share of unresolved issues.

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Sunday with a great quarterback, although well-traveled Geno Smith, 31, did a fair impression of Wilson for two quarters MondaySmith,night.making his sixth start since 2014, com pleted 17 of 18 passes for 164 yards, threw two touchdown passes and had a 141.7 rating in the first half. He did return to Earth in the final two quarters: He completed 6 of 10 passes for 31 yards, and the Seahawks were held“Hescoreless.played a great game,” Warner said.

The 49ers’ season opener was played on waterlogged Soldier Field and ended in a deluge that left miniature lakes on the grass surface. The Sunday forecast in Santa Clara calls for after noon showers, with about a quarter-inch of rain expected to fall through out the Lanceday. acknowledged he would like to avoid a repeat of the season-open ing“Thereconditions.were some ugly (passes) out there on Sunday, for sure,” Lance said. “And I’m not blaming it on the (wet) ball. . . . But hopefully we’re not playing too many games in those con ditions like there were in the fourth quarter.”

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FAIRFIELD — The Rodri guez High School varsity cross country teams competed Friday at the Woodbridge Classic Invita tional in Irvine, the largest meet in the United States featuring more than 500 teams and thousands of runners.TheRodriguez girls finished 10th out of 22 teams in their divi sion, led by senior Kate Kimball who completed the 3-mile course in 18:24.2 for a new personal record and secured a ninth place out of 171 runners. Teammates Kaitlene Ofilan (34th), Gabriella Swartz (49th), Sriya Srinivasan (69th), Natalie Wright (106th) and Olivia Macay (162nd) all set new per sonal records on the flat and fast course. Junior Allison Burns (156th) completed her first 3-miler on the varsity squad.

Therehalf.was weirdness, too, including fumbles on the one-yard line on back-to-back posses sions, possibly a first in NFL history. Then there was botching the clock management at the end.

downs in the second and third quarter from 1 and 2 yards out, respectively. Vanden led 23-16 at the half and 30-16 after three quarters. Fisher man had a huge game with 22 carries for 159 yards before exiting in the fourth quarter with an Dimesinjury. was 14-for-19 for 201 yards with the touchdown pass and no interceptions. Chavez hauled in six of those passes for 146 yards.

In Roseville Thurs day, Rodriguez football managed only one failedaBurke.quarterbacktouchdownHilltouchdown.second-quarterJeremiahcaughta12-yardpassfromDylanTheattemptattwo-pointconversionandthatwasallthe

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efficient with the football, getting those throws down the field and putting the ball where it needed to go in playmakers’ hands. He looked really Quarterbackgood.”

At Alhambra, Omar Martinez had touchdown runs of 8 and 3 yards. Dominic Trapani also had for a 15-yard score. All three scores came in the second half as the teams played to an 0-0 tie at halftime.Fairfield fell to 0-5 and has been held scoreless the past two weeks. The Falcons lost to Davis 38-0 in the previous game. The Falcons have one more try for victory to prepare for league next week in a game in the tall grass at Dixon.

The 49ers enter as heavy favorites.

Vanden girls volleyball earns win in big matchup against Rodriguez

“They refuse to lose,” Vanden head coach Sean Murphy said. “We are learning that is the journey for this team, that this is their identity. They are just going to find a Vandenway.” scored first and got in the end zone on their first offense drive after Isaiah Lacy thwarted a Rancho Cotate drive by scoop ing up a fumble near the Vikings’ own goal line.

Armijo’s depth in singles ignites win over Fairfield

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Clear Lake shut out Rio Vista and dropped the Rams to 2-3. Rio Vista has been involved in four shutouts and has gone 2-2 in them.

Westin Wade raced 50 yards for a West Park rushing touchdown in the first quarter. The Panthers picked up a two-point conversion for a 8-0 lead. The Panthers then made it 11-6 just before halftime when Cade Vickers connected on a 17-yard field goal.

“That was a tough game,” Dimes said. “We still haven’t played a complete game on offense and defense yet. I think we have a lot of good things to work with from here.”

Rancho Cotate lost for the first time this season and moved to 3-1. The Cougars were coming off a 10-2 season where they faced elimination in the second round of the playoffs with a 35-7 loss to Foothill of Pleasanton, a team Vanden beat last week,Keaney23-14. was 16-for-25 for 242 yards in leading the Cougars. He completed passes to seven different receivers.

The Rodriguez boys finished 21st out of 32 teams in their division, led by junior Diego Cortes who finished 27th out of 239 athletes, running a 15:51.6 to set a new person record in the 3-mile event. Teammates Eric Burns (33rd), Haydn Bennion

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scoring for Rodriguez. Burke got the start at for Rodriguez. Starter Kenen Jones was out with a shoulder injury.

Clair Swain converted Solano’s only goal at the 52 minute mark in the second half off an assist from Amber Morales. Morales, Abigail Arteaga and Ani Lopez also had shots, but Swain’s strike was the only on Fatimagoal.Guzman made 11 saves as the Falcons’ goalkeeper. Ever green Valley scored one time in the first half and added two more goals after the Solanobreak.(0-4) is back in action at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Ohlone.

Jordan Jones capped an 11-play Vanden drive with a 2-yard touch down run. Rafael Ortiz Velez connected on the extra point for a 7-0 lead, the first of four perfect PATRanchoattempts. Cotate matched the touch down on their very next drive. Keaney hit Dylan Gagnon for a 29-yard touchdown, but a botched snap led to the Cougars first missed extra point.

Manizha Ahmady had five kills for Rodriguez in the junior varsity match. Trinity Harris contributed three digs, three kills and one block. Ryiana Coleman also had four kills.

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“They have improved from last year, for sure,” Rodriguez head coach Myles King said of the Panthers. “They won the battle up front. We’ve also got to be able to run the ball better and hit the receivers when they are Rodriguezopen.”beat West Park 38-9 last year. The loss this time dropped Rodriguez to 2-2 overall. The Mustangs play next Friday at Benicia in a final tune-up before the start of Monticello Empire League season.

West Park quarter back Develle Barksdale scored a pair of touch down in the fourth quarter. Barksdale had short TD runs of 6 and 1 yard. Vickers converted both extraLeroypoints.Bryant led Rodriguez with seven catches for 88 yards. Da’Maynie Wilson rushed 11 times for 52 yards. Hill finished with three catches for 16 yards. Burke was 8-for-12 passing for 74 yards.

“The players are starting to dial it in with every match they play,” Armijo head coach Mark Reyes said in anArmijoemail.is now 2-3 in Monticello Empire League matches.

The Vikings made it 9-6 early in the second quarter when Keaney fumbled and was tackled by Orion Null in the end zone for a safety. Three minutes later, Vanden was in the end zone again when Dimes hit receiver Brayden Chavez with a 45-yard touchdown pass.

“It was a very tight match tonight with Rodriguez,” Vanden head coach Cindy Scolavino said in an email. “This was some of the best action seen with Rodriguez in many, many“Theyears.”teams played competitive overall, lots of intense moments where it could have gone either way,” Rodriguez head coach Chris topher Co added in his own email.

painful for the Packers because it was Min nesota delivering the beatdown. Fortunately for Green Bay, it won’t be facing a receiver the caliber of Justin Jeffer son too often.

were happy about a lot of aspects of that opener. They rolled up 433 yards of offense, numbers more typical of the Peyton Manning era, and their defense held the Seahawks to 34 yards and five first downs in the second

“They put up a fight,” Tarango said. “We played a lot of freshmen and sophomores. We played a lot of the young guys and it was very promising.”Vacaville Chris tian is now 0-5. The Falcons open up Sierra Delta League action Sept. 30 with a home game against San Juan.

Vanden won the junior varsity match 25-10, 20-25, 15-11. Lamir acle Lebon had two block assists, one solo block and one kills. Alyssa Morse had four kills, 15 assists, four aces and five digs. Izzy Taylor fin ished with one ace, two blocks, three kills and seven digs.

FAIRFIELD — Armijo High School’s girls tennis team earned a 7-2 win Thursday over Fairfield.

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LOCATEDAT1788EnterpriseDr,FairfieldCA94533Solano.MailingAddress 1788EnterpriseDr,FairfieldCA94533. AREHEREBYREGISTEREDBYTHE FOLLOWINGOWNER(S)#1LeslieCarrillo1788EnterpriseDrFairfield,94533#2 JuanCarrillo1788EnterpriseDrFairfield, 94533.THISBUSINESSISCONDUCTEDBY: aMarriedCouple Theregistrantcommencedto transact businessunderthefictitiousbusiness nameornameslistedaboveonN/A. Ideclarethatallinformationinthisstatementistrueandcorrect(Aregistrantwho declaresastrueinformationwhichheor sheknowstobefalseisguiltyofacrime.) /s/LeslieCarrillo INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEPTASPRO VIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSUANTTOSECTION17913OTHERTHAN ACHANGEINTHERESIDENCEADDRESSOFAREGISTEREDOWNER. ANEWFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAME STATEMENTMUSTBEFILEDBEFORE THEEXPIRATIONAugust22,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). FiledintheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: August23,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001458 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk DR#00057848 Published:Sept.11,18,25,Oct.2,2022

THEEXPIRATIONSeptember5,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). FiledintheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: September6,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001543 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk DR#00057832 Published:Sept.11,18,25,Oct.2,2022 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT THE FOLLOWING PERSON (PERSONS) IS (ARE) DOING BUSINESS AS THE OUTERVERSE LOCATEDAT4432McCormackRoad, RioVistaCA94571Solano.MailingAddress4432McCormackRoad,RioVista CA94571.AREHEREBYREGISTERED BYTHEFOLLOWINGOWNER(S)Leo Wright4432McCormackRoadRioVista, 94571.THISBUSINESSISCONDUCTEDBY: anIndividual Theregistrantcommencedtotransact businessunderthefictitiousbusiness nameornameslistedaboveonN/A. Ideclarethatallinformationinthisstatementistrueandcorrect(Aregistrantwho declaresastrueinformationwhichheor sheknowstobefalseisguiltyofacrime.) /s/LeoWright INACCORDANCEWITHSUBDIVISION (a)OFSECTION17920AFICTITIOUS NAMESTATEMENTGENERALLYEXPIRESATTHEENDOFFIVEYEARS FROMTHEDATEONWHICHITWAS FILEDINTHEOFFICEOFTHECOUNTY CLERK,EXCEPTASPROVIDEDIN SUBDIVISION(b)OFSECTION17920, WHEREITEXPIRES40DAYSAFTER ANYCHANGEINTHEFACTSSET FORTHINTHESTATEMENTPURSUANTTOSECTION17913OTHERTHAN ACHANGEINTHERESIDENCEADDRESSOFAREGISTEREDOWNER. ANEWFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAME STATEMENTMUSTBEFILEDBEFORE THEEXPIRATIONAugust21,2027. THEFILINGOFTHISSTATEMENT DOESNOTOFITSELFAUTHORIZE THEUSEINTHISSTATEOFAFICTITIOUSBUSINESSNAMEINVIOLATION OFTHERIGHTSOFANOTHERUNDER FEDERAL,STATEORCOMMONLAW (SEESECTION14411ETSEQ.,BUSINESSANDPROFESSIONSCODE). FiledintheOfficeoftheCountyClerkof SolanoCounty,StateofCaliforniaon: August22,2022 NewASSIGNEDFILENO.2022001455 CHARLESLOMELI,SolanoCountyClerk DR#00057485 Published:Aug.28Sept.4,11,18,2022 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

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