Daily Republic: Monday, Sept. 19, 2022

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over the piles in Parking Lot B at Sierra College in Rocklin while residents of the makeshift shelter stopped by to take the basics that they left Shampoo.behind.Shirts. Tampons. Blankets. Diapers. When you run from a wildfire, you might forget these things – in 2018, when he fled the fast-moving Camp Fire swept into town by the wind, Thomp son took only the clothes on his are showing up to others Mosquito fire

fires. National Hurricane Center/TNS Hurricane Fiona caused extensive flooding across Puerto Rico on Sunday, according to the National Hurricane Center.

The U.S. territory is experiencing a blackout across the island, private power utility operator LUMA Energy spokes man Hugo Sorrentini told the Miami Herald. He said the hurricane’s strong winds had caused several interruptions in the grid’s transmission lines, leaving millions without power.

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beyond. Children of all ages are invited to enjoy family friendly carnival attractions that include rides. Rides do require ticket purchase. An ATM will be available on site.

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Acts from the local area and beyond will perform each day on the Jelly Belly stage. Performances are free and will take place just outside the Jelly Belly VisitorThoseCenter.21and older who seek a more per sonal experience may take part in the Jelly Belly Chocolate & Wine Experience in the Very Cherry portion of the Grand Bean Room. The experience includes a souvenir Jelly Belly wine glass and fea tures wines from Suisun Valley vintners paired

Flood Walk set Saturday at Suisun waterfront

Because this Camp Fire survi vor wanted to be a small part of helping Mosquito fire evacuees before they return to whatever awaits them in the Sierra foothills.

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SACRAMENTO — Warren Thompson understands fear. He never finished his morning coffee on that windy fall day four years ago because a branch – on fire – blew over his head when he stepped outside, and he knew the wildfire was coming. He ran.

MIAMI — Hurricane Fiona knocked out Puerto Rico’s already fragile electric system Sunday afternoon, leaving mil lions without power as authorities ask people to stay indoors because of catastrophic flooding.

Jelly Belly hosts 9th installment of Candy Palooza Event features fundraiser car show Sunday r epubliC STAff

Keith Stout came back from his new home

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“I know the feeling: You have nothing,” Thompson said. “When you don’t have anything, every thingThompsonmatters.”showed up to vol unteer at the donation booth on Sept. 12, at the urging of his brother, Ken, another Camp fire survivor. Many of the people in the lot had been ordered to evac uate Foresthill on Sept. 8, and on Thursday, Thompson presided

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The power company already contacted part ners that could help restore power through mutual aid agree ments. LUMA’s parent company, Quanta, can deploy up to 5,000 additional workers, Sorrentini said.

“The current weather conditions are currently extremely dangerous and are hindering our capacity to evaluate the situation,” he said. “We will begin the re-estab lishment efforts as soon as it is Restoringsafe.”

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Jazz Festival draws to a close with tribute to military POW/MIA’s

The Vaca Jazz Society is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that promotes and sup ports “Unify with Music” programs through free clinics, demonstration concerts and the pursuit of safe family entertain ment in the community sinceVacaville’s1999. original three-day Jazz Festival has always been on the third weekend of Sep tember. This year once again music filled the air at multiple venues. The bands began to play Friday at the Town Square Plaza downtown and the Nut Tree Plaza. Businesses downtown also hosted live bands.

power service for the entire island could take several days, Sorrentini said.

“He has helped out all these years and has a good handle on what needs to be done,” Keith Stout said of his brother.

Hogge of Woodland after she dropped off supplies for Mosquito fire evacuees in Lot B of Sierra

donated jeans on a folding table in a parking lot about 19 miles from his new home in Sacramento.

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Thompson, now 71, under stands the waiting, the days when you have no toothbrush, no soap, no nothing, and you don’t know if everything you own has turned to ash. The hours when you don’t know if the people you love made it outAndalive.because he understands all that, he was sorting a pile of

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The California condors’ vast wingspan helps them soar up to 15,000 feet without flapping for long periods. They can cover up to 150 miles in a day to search for food and soar up to 50 miles per hour.

The Yurok Tribe and government partners drafted a plan to release condors into Redwood National Park. The tow ering old-growth coastal redwoods provided ample space for them to nest and rest, while the birds could forage in vast open prairies. Consis tent winds also help the birds glide for extended periods of time and reduce energy spent flap ping their large wings.

Now, the opposite of how cool that feels is what kept happening when I was the emcee at the first Fairfield cancer charity fundraiser Pink Fest in 2013. The stage manager would tell me the band was ready and I would do my intro all loud and proud and then . . . nothing. They band would still be tuning up.

The Yurok, who char acterize the condors by their kind heartedness and sense to renew the Earth, also gave each bird a Yurok name at the time of release: Hlow Hoo-let (translated to “at last I or we fly!”), Ney-gem’ ‘Nechween-kah (“she carries our prayers”), Poy’-weson (“the one who goes out ahead”) and Nes-kwechokw’ (“he returns”).

A3 inched his way to the open gate and then pushed off, like a child diving into the deep end for the first time. A2 was a little more hesitant, standing at the open gate for a few seconds before following his compan ion in flight.

Finally, the time came to release the first two condors into the wild.

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Doing double duty at Fairfield Tomato & Vine Festival

It was great to run into so many people who I have known over the years, including my next door neighbor of more than 30 years ago, former classmates and co-workers, community members, Facebook friends and more. I am grateful to everyone who bought a book or T-shirt or just hung out.

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“These well-seasoned musical veterans came together to perform music that has inspired them and millions more. I have no idea which one of them is actually the walrus, but together they are . . . Hey Jude!” Boom! – they launched into “Magical Mystery Tour.”

band Mobility, the East Bay’s very danceable the 925 Band, soulful Papa Joe and the New Deal and the West Coast Blues Society’s Caravan of All-Stars featuring guitarist/blues histo rian Ronnie Stewart.

colleagues at the non profit Ventana Wildlife Society, which restores endangered species in central“I’veCalifornia.alwaysjust lis tened and watched their behavior and kind of let them guide me,” said Burnett, who has released nearly 200 condors into the wild. “I’m continu ally learning more about how they how they tick, how they work, how they survive out in this environment.”Burnett, his col leagues at Ventana Wildlife Society and zoo veterinarians drove the birds hundreds of miles for transfer to the Yurok staff at the newly minted release facility in Redwood National Park.

Thereshirts.evidently is an impres sive number of dogs in Fairfield and it seemed like most of them were at the festival. I do not do political endorsements – and who would want one from me anyway? – so what follows is not that, it is just an observa tion. I thought Doug Carr, who is running for Fairfield City Council, having sandwich board campaign signs hanging off the sides of Shamus, his brother’s dog, was brilliant.

spell it, but it also provides me with a lil’ bit of cover for my faulty memory.

While transferring the birds out of their crates, one condor nipped the finger of Chris West, a senior biologist with the Yurok Tribe Wildlife Department.Oncethe birds were out of the crates, the crew, along with vet erinarians from the Oakland Zoo, performed health checks, such as measuring white blood cell counts, heart rates and lead exposure. The

A California condor (Gymnogyps califor nianus) sounds almost mythical: A bird larger than any person. Teeth that can rip through whale flesh. Yet a gentle conservator that does not kill, but rather feeds on animals that are already dead.

As the condors took their first flight among the redwood trees, hun dreds of people logged on to the Yurok Tribe’s live stream of the release. Yurok tribe members, friends from Ventana Wildlife Society and zoos as well as bird nerds from near and far rejoiced as the first condors entered Northern California in more than a century.

As of July, all four condors in the first cohort were reintroduced back into the wild in Redwood National Park. Four more condors have entered the pens, waiting for their time to take off and join their friends. The Yurok Condor Restoration Program plans to release four to six birds per year for the next 20 years.

In the 1800s, Cali fornia condors were the heartbeat of the region, soaring higher than any bird – but humans pushed the condors to the brink of extinc tion. Now, the Northern California Condor Res toration Program, the native Yurok Tribe and government agen cies have introduced a program to blend the species back into the natural landscape of the Pacific Northwest over the next two decades.

But here’s the thing: I am terrible with names and even though I may know someone, the lil’ old dude who retrieves those files in my head uses a card catalog and not a search engine. Fortunately, I have developed a method to play it off and no longer have to remember names. Whenever I am about to sign a book, I ask everyone how they spell their moniker. It actually is to make sure I don’t just assume something and mis

Now as emcee at a function like that I realize people aren’t there to see me. I would just got the audiences’ attention, make sure to thank the sponsors (Marin Clean Energy, Republic Services and Caymus Vine yards) and read a brief intro of the respective bands. Then it was time for my favorite part. It is such a rush to dramati cally announce the name of the band and then they immediately count off and launch into their first song. This was part of the intro for local Beatles tribute band Hey Jude:

The California condors’ vast wingspan helps them soar up to 15,000 feet without flap ping for long periods. They can cover up to 150 miles in a day to search for food and soar up to 50 miles per hour.

Fairfield freelance humor col umnist and accidental local historian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns: “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays. Wade is also the author of The History Press books “Growing Up In Fairfield, California” and “Lost Restaurants of Fairfield, California.”

Program Coordi nator of Special Events Andrea Adzurdia was most helpful and being able to set up our canopy Friday night made it so much less a chore to get up and running Saturday.

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1904 marked the last reliable report of a condor north of San Fran cisco. Researchers say the population declined due to lead poisoning, which was caused by ingesting fragments of lead ammunition in car casses killed and left by hunters, as well as habitat destruction and poaching.

The quest to bring the condor back to Northern California skies

condors also received identification tags on their wings, labeled with local tracking numbers, A0, A1, A2 and A3.

At my booth I sold copies of my books and T-shirts with Fairfield themes. One of my favorite things was the smiles and fist bumps I got from people who loved the Wonder World

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Of course, someone could short-circuit my face-saving ploy (especially after reading this column) by giving me a fake name like I do to Star bucksButbaristas.thenthey’ll end up with a book signed to Beauregard, Bertha or Phineas.

Some Indigenous tribes believed the birds brought thunder when they flapped their enormous wings, earning them the nickname “thunderbird.”

I was the emcee for the stage at the intersection of Madison and Texas streets as well as the one on Webster and Texas streets. My vendor booth was right in front of the Webster Street stage and navigating between that one and the other one two blocks away was a challenge. The bands were stag gered by 15 minutes, but it was very rare for one band to be able to remove their gear, the next band load theirs and then have a soundcheck and then start on time. It was catch-as-catchcan when I tried to be there for each group and just did the best I Montecould.“Voice of the Fairfield Fourth of July Parade” Hoover used to do it before me and he would ride his bicycle between the two. Well, I don’t have a bike or rollerblades or a skate board. Actually, what would work best would be a jet pack or transporter. So sometimes I just couldn’t be there when a band was ready to jam, which was kind of a bummer.

groups with the Califor nia Condor Recovery Program successfully introduced 144 condors around the southern coast. That same year, the Yurok Tribe Council passed a resolution to create a reintroduction site in Northern Califor nia – but they needed to find a suitable location.

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Tony Wade at the 30th Annual Tomato & Vine Festival doing his darnedest to get marinara decriminalized.

The bands I did get to either announce or experience brought the goods, including Latin rockers Los Cochinos, jazz outfit Eddie Davis and the Notes of Choice, the United States Air Force Band of the Golden West’s awesome rock

The Yurok Tribe received four Califor nia condors from the Oregon Zoo and World Center for Birds of Prey in Boise, Idaho. While the condor release facility was under con struction in Redwood National Park, the birds spent several months at a sanctuary in San Simeon under the care of biolo gist Joe Burnett and his

“They want to be free. [Their] job is to keep our prayers going and to keep our [environ ment] clean. It’s not just to be a bird,” said Susie Long, a Yurok Tribe elder and a founding member of the tribe. The Yurok use fallen feathers in cultural ceremonies, as the condors carry their prayers toward theForheavens.thenext several months, staff at the facility logged the birds’ behav ior throughout the day and night in a notebook, describing their eating habits and social bonding in the form of “cuddle puddles” and play.

didn’t get a chance to check out the car and motorcycle show or much else at the 30th Annual Fairfield Tomato & Vine Festival on Sept. 10 and 11. That’s because for the second straight year I did double-duty there as a vendor and as the emcee for the various bands thatAfterperformed.surviving the scorching Venus-like temperatures of a couple of weeks ago, it was such a relief the weather decided to play nice just in time for theFairfieldfestival.

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Among the world’s tallest trees, next to the world’s biggest ocean and along the state’s longest highway, the largest birds in North America are returning to Northern California after a 130-year absence.

To purchase tickets on PayPal, go to ableTicketstheandalme/alpost165.paypal.com/paypwww.Besureindicateticketsforpokertournament.alsoareavailbycontactingJeffJewellatvacavillelegionpost165@gmail.comor707-365-8384.Formoreinformation,contactJewell,orgoonFacebook@VacavilleAmericanLegion.

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Suisun club plans session on opportunitiesvolunteer

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office plans 1st Early Education session

Vendor applica tions are being accepted until Friday and may be submitted to Justeen Singley. For more infor mation, reach Singley at jsingley@suisun.com or 707-421-7200.

SUISUN CITY — Seniors will be able to connect with a host of organizations to learn about resources avail able to them at the Senior Health Fair sched uledTheThursday.event,part of the Senior Special Events Series sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, will occur from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the banquet room of the Joseph A. Nelson Community Center, 611 Village RefreshmentsDrive. and a variety of activities, such as board games, table tennis and cornhole, will be part of the event.

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For more information, call Mary Colridge at 707-330-9920.

n Vacaville Plan ning Commission, 6 p.m. Tuesday, City Council chamber, City Hall,

Lobster and corn are boiled for the Lobster Boil event, in McNaughton Park, Sept. 28, 2019.

The Wednesday Club of Suisun is a 100-yearold woman’s organization dedicated to the advance ment of the welfare of the community and promoting the educational, cultural and social interests of its Themembers.club is located at 225 Sacramento St.

Members of the club have also taken part

Sustainable Solano is doing a walking tour to give local residents an opportunity to learn about future flood risks from rising sea levels and more severe storm events.

FAIRFIELD — The Solano County Office of Education has been awarded an Early Education Teacher Devel opment competitive grant by the California Depart ment of Education in the amount of solanocoe.net.Eckhoffprogram,DevelopmentEarlyinformationorbkennedy@solanocoe.netBronwynmeetings,mationwebsite:OfficeingsRegister7Drivetion,Countyperson6tionalPathwaysTeacherSolanolearninformationalencouragedadvancementformoreinterestedproviders,preschoolbasedcollegeCurrent$1,054,720.educators,students,home-andcenter-basedandchildcareandothersinlearningaboutopportunitieseducationalandcareeraretoattendanmeetingtomoreabouttheEarlyEducationDevelopmentProgram.Thefirstinformameetingisfromto7p.m.TuesdayinattheSolanoOfficeofEduca5100BusinessCenterinFairfield,or6top.m.Sept.27viaZoom.forthemeetattheSolanoCountyofEducationsolanocoe.net.FormoreinforaboutthecontactKennedyat707-399-4452.FormoreabouttheEducationTeacherPathwayscontactLisaatleckhoff@

FAIRFIELD — The week features several gov ernment meetings that are all open to the public. Some meetings are online and in person. Check each agency’s website for more information.Themeetings include:

FAIRFIELD — Camel lias are called the Queens of the winter flowers.

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

The Touro Child and Adult Resource Educa tion and Support Mobile Vaccination Program will be available from 10 a.m. to noon for Covid-19 vac cines and boosters, and free at-home testing kits.

Rotary Club plans latest Lobster Boil fundraiser at downtown park

Group dinner,WithoutfundraiserhostsHeroesCapesdance

PrizesAssociation.includeVisa gift cards totaling more than $2,000, starting at $500, and free food.

A map of the walk can be found under the loca tion link on the bottom right side of the page at ets-406485959447.marina-flood-walk-tickcom/e/924-suisun-city-www.eventbrite.

The 100 Club of Solano and Yolo Counties was formed to support the families of the fallen firstresponders of Solano and Yolo counties. It also provides crisis interven tion and peer support services through affili

It is set for Saturday. There are a number of categories, from simple decoration of cookies to elaborate wedding cakes.

Contra Costa Cake & Sugar Arts Society hosts annual cake show

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Fairfield Garden Club schedules midweek talk on camellias

Flood Walk set Saturday at Suisun City waterfront

n Fairfield City Council, 6 p.m. Tuesday, City Council chamber, 1000 Webster St. city-council-meetings.ernment/city-council/www.fairfield.ca.gov/govInfo:

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This year’s Lobster Boil starts at 4 p.m. at McNaughton Park on Great Jones Street, across the street from the former Bank of America. For tickets or to sponsor the event, call 707-427-6927.

Members of the Fair field-Suisun Twilight Rotary Charitable Foun dation and its home Rotary Club are gearing up for the eighth annual Lobster Boil fund raiserThisSaturday.isjustone of the many fundraising events hosted by the FairfieldSuisun Twilight Rotary Club that helps the club’s foundation benefit theSomecommunity.ofthe com munity outreach the club and its founda tion have done over the years includes working with the Fairfield Police Activities League, St. Marks Food Pantry and Fun on the Run.

The Twilight Rotary Club’s foundation, along with counterparts from the Fairfield-Suisun Rotary Club and the Rotary Club of Corde lia, offers financial and mentoring support as students launch their college educations at Solano College.

at Travis Air Force Base with the Air Force Ser geants

This year, the founda tion is excited to support local military men and women through Opera tion: Comfort and Care, along with other com munity needs.

— Sustainable Solano has scheduled a Flood Walk around the Marina and the Suisun Civic Center from 4 to 5 p.m.

VACAVILLE — Amer ican Legion Post 165 and the Air Force Sergeants Association, Chapter 1320, will host a tourna mentThereSaturday.isspace for up to 100 players. The dona tion to play is $75 per person. The tournament will occur at the Vacav ille Veterans Memorial Hall, 549 Merchant St. Doors open at 4 p.m. with refreshments; the tourna ment starts at 5 p.m.

WINTERS — The 100 Club of Solano and Yolo Counties will throw a fundraiser Heroes Without Capes dinner and dance on Satur day to support local first responders.Theevent will begin at 5 p.m. at 128 High wall Hall and Kitchen, 1123 Grant Ave.

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Funds raised will go to Fisher House monthly meals, and $500 each to eight Gold Star parents to attend a private connect ing and sharing event for Gold Star Families and the Marines Memorial in SanAdditionally,Francisco. funds will send eight high school juniors to Boys State from Vanden, Vacaville, Will C. Wood, Buckingham Charter and Vacaville Christian high schools, and support scouting programs sponsored by the American Legion in Vacaville. The tourney also supports the veterans and families rehabilita tion fund to help families in need, especially those with children; the Fair field Expos American Legion team. and pro grams for young airman

A traditional barbecue dinner put on by Buck horn BBQ and Grill will be featured, along with live music by Vinyl Ride Band and Lyndsey Elm. Additionally, there will be games, prize drawings, a Cigar and Shots Lounge along with dancing.

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Appointed Special Advo cates); the Solano Land Trust; Opportunity House; the Suisun City Police Department; the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano; Solano County Library Foundation; Alzheimer’s Walk; SPCA: the Red Cross and others.

n Rio Vista City Council, 6 p.m. Tuesday, City Council chamber, City Hall, One Main St. Info: com/citycouncil.www.riovistacity.

They are attractive evergreen shrubs prized for the beauty of their blooms, their evergreen foliage and their compact shapely habit. They bloom for weeks fall to spring when the rest of the garden offers little else. Camellias are ranked one of the best flow eringJuliashrubs.Vierra, president of the Camellia Society of Sacramento, will do a presentation on growing and caring for camel lias, as well as going over what the best vari eties are for our area, at the next Fairfield Garden ClubThemeeting.talkwill begin at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. The garden club meets at the Adult Recreation Center, 1200 Civic Center Drive.

ations with local police agencies and community groups. The club is still looking for business and private donors.

The show runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Concord Historical Society Heritage Center, 1928 Clayton Road. There will be raffles and prizes. Admission is $5.

n Suisun City Council, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, City Council chamber, 701 Civic Center Blvd. Info: government/city-council.www.suisun.com/

Suisun center site of Senior Health Fair

SUISUN CITY — The Wednesday Club of Suisun is sponsoring a meet and sign-up event Satur day for people to learn about volunteering in Solano County. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. People will have a chance to investigate some of the volunteer opportunities that varied organizations have to Someoffer.of the people that you guests will meet are from CASA (Court

FAIRFIELD — The Contra Costa Cake & Sugar Arts Society is again hosting its annual cake show and competi tion after a two-year Covid-19 hiatus.

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ParticipantsSaturday.willgather at the waterfront behind City Hall, 701 Civic Center Blvd. The walk is about 2 miles long. The event is designed “to raise aware ness” of potential flooding that can negatively affect the city’s infrastructure, housing and businesses, according to an announce ment for the walk.

For more information on the orga nization or to donate, visit www.100clubsyc.org/ or go to Facebook at rtdeckcrew@aol.com.tion,Forfacebook.com/100clubsyc.www.additionalinformasendanemailto

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Solano schools

Groups bring charity tournamentpokerto Vaca

This program is spon sored through Pacific Gas & Electric Foundation’s Better Together Resilient Communities Program and the Solano County Water Agency.

n Fairfield Suisun Sewer District Board, 4:30 p.m. Monday, exec utive conference room, 1010 Chadbourne Road, Fairfield. Info: fssd.com.

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 wentinArmijograduatedranches. Wilton(Mason)fromHighSchoolFairfieldandontoattend Sacra mento State College. 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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in hands-on projects to help in the commu nity, such as helping at the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano ware house in Fairfield by bagging food and adopt ing Dunnell Nature Park in Fairfield.Itisallabout service above“Weself. are always looking for new opportu nities to give assistance,” this year’s club presi dent, Ken Frank, said.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).

That suggested taking the heart finesse. However, on this deal it was possible for declarer to try both suits. After winning trick one or two with the spade ace, he led a heart to his ace and cashed his three top clubs, ending on the board. As the suit did break 3-3, South crossed to hand in a red suit and cashed the club seven for his contract.

It is four years later, and I am now ready to join my husband. My friends want to throw a huge party. How can I express my gratitude, but shut this down?

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Negotiating well depends on how realistic you can be as you project yourself into the future. The less caught up you are with what you want out of the situa tion, the more you’ll be able to see what the other person can really offer.

We are convinced this guy won’t give up until she is left with nothing. He’ll continue to drag this out until she’s totally broken. My question is, what are her legal rights related to this harassment?

The pandemic ended my husband’s job, and my contract had already been extended twice. The living situation with my friends changed, as

My daughter’s messy divorce is getting costlier by the minute

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Even though you don’t need to be a mathematician to play good bridge, it helps to know some percentages. When there are two lines of play available, it is useful to be able to calculate the approximate probabilities of success in order to decide which is better.

one of their parents had a stroke and needed to move in with us. I help with caretak ing so we can all work and have equalThisdowntime.hasbeen amazing for all of us, and I am extremely grateful.

Even though you don’t need to be a mathematician to play good bridge, it helps to know some percentages. When there are two lines of play available, it is useful to be able to calculate the approximate probabilities of success in

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Prioritizing gets a little tricky today because many valued

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). It seems everyone is rushing to get in line, but you’re no fol lower. It will benefit you to be more strategic. First, take the time to position yourself well. A firm footing and a posture of readiness will make all of the difference.

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come back, ask, what is nec essary here?

GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You’re better off moving quickly, especially through the landscape of your personal life. Don’t allow yourself too much time for making decisions. If you let it drag on, your interest will die out before it’s satisfied.

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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). Blame is toxic because it renders the blamer helpless. When the problem is someone else’s fault, that person has the power to fix it. A person who claims responsibility also claims power.

Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 grid contains the digits 1 through 9, with no repeats. That means that no number is repeated in any row, column or box. Solution, tips and computer program at www.sudoku.com to 9/17/22:

You’re strong, capable and driven toward a particular desire. Something you’ve struggled with will finally be resolved or integrated to the point where it becomes a strength of yours and a point of connection. Through your work you will find interesting friends, play fun games and launch exciting adventures. Cancer and Virgo adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 1, 5, 33, 41 and 18.

A hypochondriac will read a list of symptoms and start to iden tify with a number of them. Then again, so will most people. It’s human to be impres sionable. You’ll amp up the critical thinking to ward against easy influence.

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South saw that he had eight top tricks, instant winners: one spade, two hearts, two diamonds and three clubs. From where would the extra trick

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Being the center of atten tion gives me extreme anxiety. — Shy

Dear Annie: We’re in a bit of a crisis here. My daugh ter has gone through a messy divorce. Her ex-husband took her to court for custody of their two younger children, calling her neglectful and unfit, as well as seeking to reduce support pay ments, to name a few charges. She won the case, but now he is appealing.Hehaspractically unlim ited funds, making over $400,000 per year, while she makesThis$70,000.hasalready cost her tens of thousands of dollars in attorney fees. She is beside herself as to how she can pay for this. She hasn’t even paid her attorney all that she owes yet.

Dear Annie: My husband of 30 years took a job in another state. We sold our home, and I moved in with friends to finish my contract at work. We agreed on living apart for 10 months.

Stayman sequence. West led the spade king and had no intention of switching suits. What should declarer have done?

ARIES (March 21-April 19).

If the clubs had not split favorably, declarer would have taken the heart finesse.Combine your chances whenever you

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

Mutually pleasing arrange ments absolutely depend on knowing the preferences of others. Though your intuition is on today, you’ll still make the most effective bid when you begin with a discovery mission.

Dear Concerned Mother: It sounds like the crisis is not just legal. The ex-husband appears to be using the divorce to wreak psy chological havoc on his ex-wife and, sadly, his own children. It is important that her attor ney point this out to the court and make sure he is paying all support pay ments during his appeals. If your attorney can show that the ex-husband is not paying child support and any other require ments from the court ruling, your daughter can ask for her ex to be forced to pay her attorney fees.

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Dear Shy: The best way to express your gratitude is to be honest with your friends. Tell them how much this sit uation has meant to you and how grateful you are. But also tell them exactly what you told me – that you don’t like to be the center of attention. Allow them to have a party with all their friends, but maybe ask that it not be FOR you but rather just a party to celebrate life and your friendship. It sounds like you have a wonderful friendship, which is such a blessing in life. Best of luck on the next chapter of your life with your husband.

I would be interested in hearing suggestions from readers who are divorce attor neys or who have gone through a divorce and can offer insights. I am sorry that your daughter and grandchildren are going through this.

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). Your body talks to you in its own way. If you ignore its nudge, the push will be forth coming. Whether it’s good nutrition, human touch or exer cise you need most, focusing your care on the physical will lead to intellectual clarity.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).

come?Clearly, the heart suit could have produced a third winner, but if South had to lose a trick in the process, the defenders would surely have cashed a fatal number of spades. Declarer had to get the ninth trick without losing the lead.If either opponent had the singleton heart queen, or if the heart finesse worked, that would generate a third heart winner. Chance of success: a little over 50%.

Will the law allow him to con tinue until he drains her of all her funds (because, eventually, that will happen)? I just don’t know where to tell her to turn. Any thoughts from you or your experts? — Concerned Mother

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You’ll be involved in the sort of busywork that never actu ally gets done, and therefore it will behoove you to impose arti ficial checkpoints in which you can stop, experience the sat isfaction of working, reward yourself and rest.

In today’s deal, South was in three no-trump after a straightforward

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). It is possible to busy oneself with a million tasks and still have a million left. For just a moment, slip into the sublime state in which there is nothing to do, and no one to be. When you

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21). Asking for feedback is not the same as wanting vali dation. You’ve a strong enough sense of yourself that you can collect opinions without taking them personally or putting too much stock in what others think of you.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You may feel frustrated that you’re not already where you wanted to be. Could you build some leeway into these require ments you made for yourself? Because it’s not about where you are but what direction you’re heading.

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The other possibility was a 3-3 club break: a 35.53% shot.

things will seem to need your attention at once. Take a breath; write it all down. You’ll see a logical structure rise from the calm.

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At the center of Dashkov’s struggle is the separation of the pure blood Moroi vam pires and the half-breed Dhampirs, who serve as their protectors and guardians. In the case of Rose (Sisi Stringer) and Lissa (Daniela Nieves), the best friends at the center of “Vampire Academy,” they formed a friendship out of their roles, but that’s rarely the case.

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“In the back of my mind, I always had a feeling that I would return to the genre and so I’m so happy to be doing it,” the 49-year-old Maryland native told the Daily News.

to do another vampire show, I hope to play a vampire,” Richards said. “And here I am!”

Richards returns to the fangs with ‘Vampire Academy’

Pearls Before Swine Stephan Pastis

“Vampire Academy” star J. August Rich ards finally gets to show his fangs.

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As Dashkov, Rich ards has the power Gunn always sought, playing the head of one of 12 royal families who is trying to push for equal ity among the different classes of vampires.

The bill focuses on physicians accused of disseminating misinfor mation to patients under their care. (It does not extend to comments in the public domain, such as social media.) On a surface level, this is defensible: The expectation should be that doctors always abide by the gold standard of care. Therefore, those who deliberately give patients advice that counters established guidelines should lose their medical license.

With 70 years of data, the biggest factor influencing the weather and climate changes of Earth is not caused by cars and buses, which do contrib ute 10.8% of the total CO2 emission increase (0.15 parts per million per year). The sun and Earth’s variation of orientation and distance from each other are the major drivers.

ne of the many lessons from the Covid-19 pan demic is that misinfor mation can be deadly. It can lead people to forgo life saving precautions and turn instead to potentially harmful therapies. If it’s egregious for politicians and celebri ties to purvey misinforma tion, it’s far worse when the lie peddler is a physician. Surely, such an individual would be in vio lation of their oath and should be stripped of their medical license.

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Look carefully at the recent accomplish ments under President Joe Biden. He’s doing stuff for “us,” not for “them,” for the first time in a long time.

George W. Bush, a clearly failed president by 2004, won re-election as Midwesterners flocked to the conservative culture war side.

Let’s see what happens when the dog catches the Social Security and Medicare cars. The majority seems to like those programs. Let Republicans dump them and see the triumphal parades blaring loudly that we’ve been liberated from those government oppressions.

Newsom’s EV decree unsupported by data

Astrophysicist Milutin Milankov itch developed a climate theory that is accepted by the National Research Council of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences (https://earthobservatory. nasa.gov) that states, “. . . Orbital variations remain the most thor oughly examined mechanism of climate change on time scales of tens of thousands of years and are by far the clearest case of insolation of the lower atmosphere of Earth.”

No, we won’t.

Depending on which hemisphere is pointed at the sun during perihe lion (tilt) greatly affects the seasonal

But behind these culture war battles a politi cal and economic war has been hidden.

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Earth’s orbit is an eccentric oval shape. When Earth’s orbit is most elliptical, about 23% more incom ing solar radiation reaches Earth at its closest approach to the sun (peri helion) than at its farthest distance from the sun. At perihelion, Earth is 5.1 million kilometers closer to the sun. Earth’s obliquity (changes of axial tilt) and rotational orienta tion also effect climate perihelion changes. Earth’s seasons become much more extreme at higher tilts, and considerably milder at lower tilts.

would have ignored his advice and obtained it anyway from a livestock shop, where the dosages intended for cows and horses could be deadly to humans. This action certainly devi ated from what the California bill calls “contemporary scientific con sensus,” but that physician shouldn’t have to fear for his license because he tried to reduce harm to his patients.

Global warming is real. So are greenhouse gases and deforestation.

That’s the thinking behind Assem bly Bill 2098, a bill that passed the California Legislature and is waiting to be signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The measure would make California the first state that could take legal action against health care professionals for conveying false information about Covid-19 and its treatments.Whilewell-intentioned, this leg islation will have a chilling effect on medical practice, with widespread repercussions that could paradoxi cally worsen patient care.

Will Republican candidates thunder today about how homosexuality threatens standard marriage and the average family? Or any of the other illogical barkings we heard? Today the country has gotten thoroughly used to it.

But times change. So Democrats are now circulating the Respect For Marriage Act in Congress. Why not? Some 70% of Americans now believe in marriage equality.

Leana S. Wen, a Washington Post contributing columnist who writes the newsletter The Checkup with Dr. Wen, is a professor at George Washington University’s Milken Insti tute School of Public Health and author of the book “Lifelines: A Doc tor’s Journey in the Fight for Public Health.” Previously, she served as Baltimore’s health commissioner.

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Roger Oberbeck is a Navy veteran, electrical engineer, guided missile systems engineer, Navy nuclear engi neer, author and biotech validation engineer. He is a member of The Right Stuff Committee and can be reached at rogeroberbeck@yahoo.com.

e present veri fied scientific data, not wishful think ing or political pos turing. Follow the science.

The problem is that medical prac tice is rarely black and white. Much of the time, broad recommendations are intended to be tailored to the indi vidualTakepatient.therecent guidelines on booster shots. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended that everyone 12 and older receive updated boosters. Most doctors would probably agree that elderly individuals should get the new booster right away. But many might advise – as I would – that it’s fine for some patients to hold off and time the

extreme between the two hemi spheres. Axial precession (wobble) makes seasonal contrasts more extreme in one hemisphere and less extreme in the other.

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It wasn’t so long ago that same-sex marriage shocked most of us. In 2004, Karl Rove – that evil genius – put gay marriage initiatives on many state ballots in the Midwest. It worked.

Next, take economics. I have a good friend who is super conservative. At least a decade ago he barked to me that Social Security had to go. He was serious; I was shocked. I told him the party that abolished Social Security would become a minority party for the next half-century.NowSen.Rick Scott, head of the Republi can Senatorial Committee, wants to be able to reauthorize Social Security and Medicare every five years in Congress. This puts those popular programs “in play” to begin the pecking and gnawing process in hopes of abolishing those programs someday.

Gavin Newsom’s Execu tive Order N-97-20 requires all new cars and light trucks sold after 2035 to be zero CO2 emission vehicles. In the past 70 years, CO2 levels have increased from 300 to 400 parts per million (https://climate.nasa.gov). Of that, 10.8% was caused by cars and buses how-the-system-works/diablo-(https://www.pge.com/en_US/safety/about8.6%wattinPlant,or48.3weekweek;hours100carstouseCaliforniaCalifornia.areity-does-an-electric-car-use).power-to-help/how-much-electric(https://providerpower.com/usesdecadeCO224%Electric(https://ourworldindata.org).powergenerationcausesoftheCO2emission.Globalemissionshavebeenflatfora(https://climate.nasa.gov).Theaverageelectricvehicle30kilowatthoursper100milesThereapproximately31millioncarsinWhen100%ofthecarsinarezeroemission,theywillthefollowingamountofpowerchargetheirbatteries:31milliontimes30kilowatthours(permiles)equals930millionkilowattor930,000megawatthoursper930,000megawatthourspertimes52weeksperyearequalsmillionmegawatthoursperyear48,300gigawatthoursperyear.DiabloCanyonNuclearPowerthelargestsinglepowerplantCaliforniawithtwo1,100meganuclearreactors,producesofCalifornia’selectricpower,15,700gigawatthoursperyear

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he GOP, after years of agitation and hard work, has gotten rid of Roe v. Wade.

Many Republican officeholders are purging their websites of their enthusi asm for ending Roe. There’s no triumphal bragging at all.

The majority of Americans have been taking an economic shellacking under the Republicans.

But the majority didn’t embrace it. Now the GOP, which had for decades used such culture war topics, are finding themselves on the defen sive. The dog caught the culture war car.

Roger Oberbeck

In a way, though the California bill was introduced by Democratic leg islators, it is not unlike the Trump administration’s Title X “gag rule,” which barred health care providers who worked in clinics that received federal funding from referring patients for abortion care. I strongly opposed the Title X gag rule for the same reason I oppose AB 2098: Both censor what doctors can say to our patients. Both represent polit ical interference with the practice of medicine.Bothmeasures could also set a precedent with downstream reper cussions. Imagine if anti-vaccine legislators introduced a bill that forbids pediatricians from offering parents information on routine child hood immunizations. Imagine if states that already limit reproductive health services or transgender care prohibit health care providers from discussing options with their patients.

booster closer to winter hol idays. Some providers might not recommend boosters for children and adolescents, especially if they have already had the didn’t,effectivethoughivermectinAdoincircumstances.judgmentciansmighttiveasCovid-19.patientthatForevenableagreed,forationforwereommendingdoctorsthetookedgeofficialing.isbycomplexforpensionphysiciansrisk.puttakenfederalThesecoronavirus.actionsgoagainstguidelines.AB2098,totheextreme,couldmanypractitionersatButisitreallyrightfortobethreatenedwithsusorrevocationoftheirlicenseofferingnuancedguidanceonaissuethatishardlysettledexistingscience?Indeed,anotherlessonfromCovidthatscienceisconstantlyevolvInapublichealthemergency,guidanceoftenlagscutting-research.ConsiderhowlongittheCDCtoacknowledgethatcoronavirusisairborne.ShouldhavebeencensuredforrecN95masksbeforetheyacceptedasaneffectivemethodreducingvirustransmission?Moreover,recoveryfrominfectionincombinationwithvaccinationconveysstrongprotection,buttheCDCstilldoesnotconsiderinfectotaketheplaceofabooster.Ifyoungpatientdidn’twantaboosterthisreasonandtheirdoctorshouldthisbeapunishviolation?Medicalpracticeisnuancedwhenthereisclearevidence.example,studieshaveshownsteroidsarenothelpfulinouttreatmentofpatientswithButcertainpatients,suchindividualswithchronicobstrucpulmonarydiseaseandasthma,benefitfromthem,andphysineedtousetheirbestclinicalfortheirpatients’uniqueTherecouldalsoberaresituationswhichtreatmentsthatdefinitivelynotworkmightstillbeprescribed.colleaguetoldmeheprescribedtotreatCovid-19,eventheantiparasiticdrugisn’tagainstthedisease.Ifhehismisinformedpatients

Here’s another liberal economic car the Republicans have been barking at and chasing –“Obamacare.” After at least 70 attempts to alter or end it, Republicans came within one vote of trashing the program under Donald Trump.

State’s anti-misinformation bill a bad idea

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Alan Buis in “Milankovitch Orbital Cycles and Their Role in Earth’s Climate” (https://climate.nasa.gov) states: “The Milankovitch cycles cause variations of up to 25% in the amount of incoming solar radiation at Earth’s mid-latitudes. . . . A study in the Journal of Science by Hays et al using deep-sea sediment cores found that the Milankovitch cycles correspond with periods of major climate change over the past 450,000 years, with ice ages occurring when Earth was undergoing different stages of orbital variation. Research using data from ice cores in Greenland and Antarctica provided strong evidence of Mila nkovitch cycles going back for many hundreds of thousands of years.”

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There was always a major ity of people who wanted to retain abortion in some cases.

Is California going to build three Diablo Canyons to provide the electric power to charge 31 million zero emis sion cars? Well worth it at $42 billion.

California’s bill is a recipe for medical practice to be subject to the whims of partisan politics. And it challenges the basis of the doctorpatient relationship. At a time of deep division, when trust in health officials has already been eroded, bills that threaten doctors should be reconsid ered before unintended consequences create far more problems than the legislation tries to solve.

The dog has finally caught the car

I would like to see what the effect is when 20 million to 36 million low-income Americans are cast out of health insurance. The Affordable Care Act was just ever so oppressive. It is paid for by 16 taxes on the wealthy. That’s who was “oppressed,” not “us.”

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What we’re looking at is an unveiling of a giant, conservative scheme. The Republicans have catered to small but powerful minorities. These minorities have cleverly portrayed their peeves as “our” peeves using the cover of fear of cultural change. Using culture-war issues, they have been attacking political and economic pro grams that help “us.”

Times change.

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Take a political example. Will the Supreme Court “look at” the truly radical claim that after an election, a state legislature can over turn a popular winner and choose someone else? It’s called the “independent state legislature” theory, beloved of a tiny, nutty conserva tiveThere’sminority.asinister part of me that says, “Go ahead.” Let’s see what happens when, say, a Democratic candidate for Congress wins 60% of a state’s vote and the Republican state legisla ture refuses to certify the election and instead chooses a Republican, nullifying millions of Democratic ballots.

But a radical minority had long taken over the GOP, silencing any exponents of accommoda tion. The GOP had surrendered to radical conservative religious minorities who used words like “murder,” “slaughter” and even “genocide.”

Jack Batson

So, we will see them parading this fall and waving to crowds, “We finally won! We’ve stopped the murder of babies! You’re free!”

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“continue reevaluating the evacuation status of com munities as they work towards safely repop ulating these Cal Fire Mosquitosaid. Fire Sept. 6 and the cause is still under investigation.Otherwildfire updates

The Garden Fire, 10 miles northwest of Auburn near Garden Bar and Big Hill Road, is 75%Thecontained.firehas burned 29 acres and “resources continue with mop-up operations to establish full containment,” Cal Fire officials wrote in a Sunday morning Tweet.

“Youbehavior.canget the influ enza vaccine and Covid booster at the same time and that’s very reasonable and it’s a good idea, but if people want to space it out there’s nothing wrong with that,” said Sutter Health’s Silvers. “What ever works for you. . . . Studies show if you get the booster for Covid and the flu shot at the same time, soreness and reac tion to vaccination is not much different than just getting the Covid booster alone.”

The fire has destroyed 78 structures and damaged another 13, according to Cal Fire.

The reading will start at 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the courtyard of Sweetness & Light, located at 309 First St. in downtown Benicia.

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A hillside near Forestville smolders after the Mosquito Fire burned through, Sept. 13.

“I think that if you buy American, you’re going to be buying from Cali fornia almost exclusively in all (produce) cat egories,” Caballero, a Democrat who represents the Salinas Valley and parts of the San Joaquin Valley, said during a press conference Wednesday morning at the headquar ters of Sun-Maid Growers of California.Ifsigned,the bill’s pro

is the state’s largest fire of Evacuation2022. orders in parts of Georgetown have been lifted, and firefighters and law enforcement personnel

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heartfelt dating account that proves both enrich ing and amusing.” The book has endorsements from several best-sell ing authors, including Jacquelyn Mitchard and AnnWeissGarvin.has had essays about widowhood and other topics published in The New York Times’ “Modern Love” column, Huff Post, Woman’s Day, Good Housekeeping and Reader’s Digest, among otherWeisspublications.movedto Benicia last July. She and her second love Randal can often be seen riding around town on their Vespa or enjoying a drink overWidow.com.herbookaboutMoredowntown.informationWeissandhercanbefoundonwebsite,TheHung

“What is devastating to farmers is that some of these foreign peaches have been purchased using taxpayer dollars and are being served to our students in school feeding programs in Cali fornia,” he added.

Author BookshopreadingschedulesatBenicia

A bill on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk could require California public institutions – including schools – to purchase food produced in the United States, as long as it doesn’t cost 25% more than importedSenateproducts.Bill490,the Buy American Food Act, aims to support domestic food production by creat ing competition among American businesses and providing locally grown meals to students, accord ing to the bill’s author, state Sen. Anna Caballero. Caballero said the measure prioritizes domestic products over cheaper, imported ones. The legislation is needed, she said, because Cal ifornia has among the strictest requirements for food safety and climate standards, and the state’s wage and benefits regula tions drive up labor costs.

Containment of the Mosquito Fire in Placer and El Dorado counties jumped this weekend as rain showers fell on theTheregion.fire is 34% con tained, Cal Fire in a Sunday morning update, up from 21% the day before. The fire grew slightly from Satur day and has now burned 74,748 acres.

SUISUN VALLEY —

Crush art, wine fest returns to Suisun Valley

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By pushing state insti tutions to buy domestic food products rather than imported ones, the bill would support Califor nia growers who are struggling to compete with agricultural opera tions in other countries, said Rich Hudgins, president and CEO of the California Canning Peach“OneAssociation.ofthe biggest threats facing Califor nia’s peach growers today is the increasing volume of foreign-sourced canned peaches enter ing the U.S., primarily from China and from Greece,” Hudgins said.

Thechildren.association said the Buy American Food Act would increase the purchasing cost for school meals by up to 25%. It said the Buy Ameri can Food Act would cost districts an additional $474 million or $85 per student, according to cal culations by the California County terrupted,”programtheourandofferingtionalenableofextraschool$611.8saidschoolFoodedgedAssociation.EducationalSuperintendentsServicesCaballeroacknowltheBuyAmericanActwillindeedcostdistrictsmore.Shethestateallocatedmilliontohelpdistrictscoverthatcost.“ThishigherratereimbursementwillthelocaleducaagenciestocontinuebetterqualitydiversemealsforstudentsandensureUniversalMealscontinuesuninCaballerosaid.

More than 25 artists will have their work on display

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“I really think that policies like the one intro duced by Senator Anna Caballero are much needed today to protect the workers that were deemed essential,” said Hernan Hernan dez, executive director of the California Farm worker Foundation.

In California, overall flu vaccination rates fell slightly from 51% in 2019 to 2020, the most recent pre-pandemic flu season, to 49% in 2020 to 2021, according to figures from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Nationwide, flu vacci nation rates fell more, from 64% to 59%, when comparing the same periods. Data for the 2021 to 2022 flu season is not yet available. Flu shot uptake generally ranges from 40% to 60% mostFluyears.season in the U.S. typically runs from October until Feb ruary, and this year’s is poised to follow a similar timeline.

them for all Americans 65 and older.

n Solano Commu nity College Board, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Solano Community College Administration Building, Denis Honey church Board Room 626, 4000 Suisun Valley Road, Rockville. Info: board/meetings.php.solano.edu/governing_www.

The event, hosted by the Fairfield-Suisun City Visual Arts Association, will take place from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Village 360, 4949 Suisun Valley“TheRoad.Landing will be supplying a wide selec tion of food, The Point will offer an array of drinks, and BackRoad Vines will supply a variety of fine wine while (visitors) stroll among the artists and enjoy the live music per formed by Netty and the Yuppie Liberation Front,” organizers said in a statement.Admission and parking are Additionalfree. informa tion is available at 707-688-8889.callisVinesGallerynewfvaa-arts.org/the-crush.www.AprivatetouroftheVillage360ArtintheBackRoadWineryClubRoomavailableuponrequest.Formoreinformation,DennisArizaat

n Solano Irrigation District Board, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Lake Berryessa Room, 810 Vaca Valley Parkway, Vacav ille. Info: AgendaCenter.sidwater.org/

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“As rain showers are forecasted to continue through the day and become heavier over night, crews will look for opportunities to make containment progress as it is safe to do so,” Cal Fire officials wrote in theirTheupdate.area of the fire could receive up to 2 inches of rain over the next few days, the National Weather

BENICIA — Bookshop Benicia will host a reading this month of Debbie Weiss’ debut memoir “Available As Is: A Midlife Widow’s Search for Love.”

The Dutch Fire, which started Tuesday afternoon and had closed Interstate 80 near Dutch Flat in Placer County, is 85% contained, up from 75% on Saturday. It remains at 48 acres.

Saturday at the second annual “The Crush” Art and Wine Festival.

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Mosquito Fire containment jumps as a rainstorm helps in the firefight

As state braces for flu season, doctors urge shots – with or without a Covid-19 booster

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n Fairfield-Suisun School District Board, 6 p.m. Thursday, firstfloor boardroom at Central Office, 2490 Hilborn Road, Fairfield. Info: fsusd/Board.nsf/Public.go.boarddocs.com/ca/https://

The book tells the story of Weiss’ efforts to create a new life after the death of her husband, also her high school sweet heart, after 32 years together. The book is a moving, but a surprisingly funny, account of search ing for love after loss, but findingKirkusyourself.Reviews calls the book “a deeply per sonal story . . . that Weiss shares with a beguiling openness and wit. A sharply written,

The timing, with both shots becoming available at the same time, is also raising questions about whether Covid fatigue –pandemic fatigue overall, or vaccine fatigue specifically – may con tribute to lower uptake of the flu

visions would be enforced through an “honor system,” according to Elisa Rivera, Caballe ro’s industrysupportniabillsecondThisspokesperson.isCaballero’sattempttogetaofthiskindsignedintoCalifornialaw.Herpreviousbillaimedtoimplementasimilarprotocol.ItstalledinthelegislatureinJune.ThepreviousandcurrentmeasureshavestrongsupportfromCaliforniaagriculturalorganizations.Bothbillsareopposedbyeducationalorganizations,whichsaytheBuyAmericanFoodActwoulddriveuptheirfoodprices.“Therearebetterwaystosubsidizeouragriculturalindustrybesidesself-imposedpricehikesonCaliforniaschools,”saidTroyFlint,spokespersonfortheCaliforniaSchoolBoardsAssociation.“Thisbilliseffectivelyatransferoffundsfrompubliceducationtothefarmingindustry.”LaAbeja,anewsletterwrittenforandbyCaliforniaLatinosSignupheretoreceiveourweeklynewslettercenteredaroundLatinoissuesinCalifornia.SomeCaliforagriculturegroupsthebillSomeagricultureorganizations

In a new wrinkle, the availability of the flu vaccine this year coin cides with the majority of Americans becoming eli gible for the new Covid booster shot. Experts say it’s reasonable –though not necessary – to get a flu shot and Covid booster at the same time for the sake of conve nience and efficiency. But doing both at once may not make sense for everyone, since the timing of the Covid booster depends on when someone got the previous Covid shot or infection, plus some wiggle room for personal risk appetite and

n Vacaville School Dis trict Board, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Boardroom at Educational Services Center, 401 Nut Tree

“Thatshot. is a chal lenge,” Silvers said. “Our fatigue from hearing about Covid, dealing with Covid, hearing about flu shots, and receiv ing immunizations in general is an important concern that I walk-inUCSF’stostarting,vaccinationscasenotAnecdotally,have.”thatdoesappeartobethebutbecausefluarejustit’stooearlyyetknowaboutuptake.Atdrive-thruandvaccineclinicsinSanFrancisco,atleast,demandfortheflushothasbeenhighertheselastfewweeksthannormal,saidDesiKotis,UCSF’schiefpharmacyexecutive.

support the bill, saying it could help stabilize and grow California’s agricul tural industry after the challenges it faced during the Covid-19 pandemic.

School associ ation says bill would increase food costs

But the California School Boards Associa tion, which represents elected officials who govern public school dis tricts and county offices of education, says the legis lation would strain school districts’ meals budgets and endanger the state’s efforts to provide uni versal school meals to school

It’s more critical than ever to get a flu shot this year, say Bay Area infec tious disease experts. Two-plus years of the Covid-19 pandemic have created conditions –including lower influenza vaccination rates and less natural immunity than in the pre-pandemic period – that could make the upcoming flu season one of the worst in recentInfluenzayears. vaccination rates in California and nationwide dipped for the 2020 to 2021 flu season compared with 2019 to 2020, which experts attribute in part to Covid lockdowns or because many people delayed nonemergency medical visits, includ ing some firstPreventionforyears,availableresponse,mentsregularawhichenhancedthemoreshotgetfromseveremostandemergingthethestrainyear’sbetteryear’sSilversNorthernforandtiousScottserious,”ifatiousjournalAugusttothantwoalsoaverage.timespeakingfiveworstinstance,usual:influenzareportingthewhatprovideearlierHemisphere,triesarebethetantI’dIt’sgetmessage:we’rebethisapossibilityanticipatehadHealth.tionofSilvers,ofyearsnaturalnowmeanstransmissionoverallofspacesinwhichspreadMeanwhile,vaccinations.wideCovidmasking,wasmandatorymostBayAreapublicin2020andmost2021,tampeddownlevelsofflu–whichfewerpeoplehavesomerecentimmunity.“Thoselastcoupledidnothavealotflu,”saidDr.JeffreymedicaldirectorpharmacyandinfeccontrolatSutter“Lastseason,wesome,butwecanthere’sarealwecouldhavesignificantfluseasonyearandthatitmaybiggerthanwhatusedto.”Silvers’take-home“Peopleshouldvaccinatedthisyear.veryimportantandsayit’smoreimporthanit’sbeeninlastfewyearstoprepared.”AddingtotheurgencyreportsfromcounintheSouthernwhosefluseasonsoftencluesaboutliesaheadforNorth.ManyaremoresevereoutbreaksthanAustralia,forjustsawitsfluseasoninyears,withcasesataboutthreehigherthanThecaseshappenedroughlymonthsearlierusual,accordingdatapublishedininthemedicaltheLancetInfecDiseases.“ThatoftenbodeslittlebitworseforustheirseasonismoresaidDr.DarvinSmith,aninfecdiseasesdoctorclinicalvaccineleadKaiserPermanenteCalifornia.Thegoodnews,said,isthatthisfluvaccineismatchedthanlasttotheprimarycirculatingaroundworld,H3N2,andfewothersthatareinsomeareas.Andthose65yearsolder–thegroupvulnerabletodiseaseanddeathfluandCovid–canan“enhanced”fluthatprovidesprotectionthanregularshot.Whileversions,eithercontainhigherdosethantheshotorelethatboostimmunehavebeeninprevioustheU.S.CentersDiseaseControlandisforthetimerecommending

State’s schools would be encouraged to buy American-made food under new bill

For most people, getting the flu shot around the end of Sep tember or in October is ideal – generally by November is best, experts say. The excep tion, Silvers said, is pregnant women in their third trimester who should get it sooner rather than later – at least two weeks before delivery so antibodies will pass over to the newborn because oth erwise infants aren’t eligible for flu shots until they are 6 months old.

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Vallejo man who was shot last week has died, police report.

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back and his green-eyed tuxedo cat, Cinder.

And Derek Jones, “the mayor of Lot B,” can relate to some of Thomp son’s story: When he got the evacuation notice and left his home, he piled his two small dogs, their blankets, their kennel, food and leashes into a borrowed car and, he said, unthinkingly left everything else. He was trying to get out of For esthill as quickly as possible, before the roads gotAscrowded.ofFriday morning, the fire that started Sept. 6 has burned nearly 70,000 acres in El Dorado and Placer counties. Jones and his neighbors can look northeast of Lot B and see the smoke.

“We have the people, we have the equipment, the tools, and the technol ogy,” he said.

“From being a child to adulthood, I’ve sur vived four house fires,” Hogge said. “It’s hard, because once you do get to go back, you’re going back to something very devastating. Very dev astating. . . . You lose the memories, every thing – everything’s torn away. The sense of loss is unimaginable. It really is, and my heart goes out to all these people.”

All flights in and out of the island are also canceled. Jazz

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Susan Hiland/Daily Republic The Commanders, an ensemble from the U.S. Air Force Band of Golden West from Travis Air Force Base, closed out the Annual Vacaville Jazz Festival at the Nut Tree Plaza, in Vacaville, Sunday.

“It’s something that’s never gonna go away,” he said. He and his brother both decided to volunteer at the parking lot shelter with the nonprofit Life from the Ashes – an orga nization founded after the Camp fire – to “try to help as much as possible.”

Registration takes place from 8 to 10 a.m. The reg istration donation for

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siren; he thinks about how he talked to his cat and described the build ings that were on fire around him as he spent hours trying to drive out of town. When he sees smoke in the air, he some times remembers the moments he thought he was going to die.

His brother Ken thought it was a lot easier not being in charge of organizing a bunch of musicians but he was happy to see the musi cians returning this year.

going to go to help rebuild the society after the long break because of Covid and make it stronger.

His death represents the city’s 20th homicide of 2022, 19 of which are being handled by the Vallejo Police Department. The Solano County Sheriff’s Office is handling a deadly deputy-involved shooting June 19 in the city. That shooting happened as depu ties were responding to a call in the city at the request of Vallejo police.

She is worried about her former neighborhood because if the nearby river overflows its banks, they will lose access in and out of the commu nity. There are several houses that are still in ruins, including her old home. She said the gov ernment responds only to situations when “things get hard,” and doesn’t take preventative steps to address emergencies, such as cleaning up rivers before a storm.

“Don’s kids did a musical tribute for him on Saturday,” Ken Stout

with hand-made confec tions from the Visitor Center Chocolate Shoppe and chocolate confections created by Jelly Belly.

However,building. around 50 people have chosen to stay outside in Lot B, sleeping in their campers or their cars or, like Jones, on air mattresses on the asphalt. They like to be with their pets, and near all the things they carried with them. Many of these evacuees are neighbors from the Hillcrest Mobile Home Park – still standing, at least for now – and they also prefer the camara derie of sleeping in the parking lot.

Police report man shot last week in Vallejo had died

cars is $25; $20 for motorcycles and bikes. The show runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Masks are not

Vacaville City Coun cilman Mike Silva presented Keith Stout with a check for the Vacaville Jazz Society of $4,300 – money that is

After all the tributes Sunday, about 50 people enjoyed another few hours of musical entertainment.

After evacuation orders were issued, this shelter with the adja cent parking lot was set up near the college book store, and Jones and many of his friends moved in. The people who fled the Mosquito Fire could sleep inside at the Red Cross tem porary shelter in a campus

Pony rides were just part of the fun during CandyPalooza at Jelly Belly Candy Company in Fairfield, Sept. 25, 2021.

In the lot, he finds the same sense of neighbor liness he had back in the Hillcrest park, where

But, she said, surviv ing is the important part.

From Travis Air Force Base was the vice com mander of the 349th Air Mobility Wing, Col. Ter rence McGee, who spoke of never forgetting those

Earlier Sunday, Presi dent Joe Biden declared a federal state of emergency for Puerto Rico, freeing up FEMA funds to address the anticipated disaster.

Pierluisi had declared a state of emergency Saturday. At a media session following the 11 a.m. advisory, Pierlu isi declared classes and government work can celed for Monday. Only public essential service workers or first respond ers must “Everyonereport. must maintain calm, but not underestimate the storm,” he said.

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The man was shot shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday on the 2600 block of Springs Road, was hospitalized and died Sunday as a result of his injuries, police said Sunday in a press release.

could enter through south west Puerto Rico, which was devastated by a string of earthquakes, including a magnitude 6.4 quake, in early 2020. The quakes destroyed schools, busi nesses and homes.

in Texas to help out this“Itweekend.really has been like a big family reunion,” he said.

Self-guided factory tours show visitors how Jelly Belly makes its candy. Jelly Belly bean artist Kristin Cummings is scheduled to make an appearance.Aspecial event Sunday is the Cars and Candy Car Show fund raiser presented by the Chelu Family and the Solano County Lowrid

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were at Peoplehome.”drove into the lot to drop off dona tions on and off all morning, and many of them asked Jones what else they should bring next time (mostly blan kets and sweatshirts, he said, because it’s starting to get cold. And pillows would be nice). Lynda Hogge, a retired EMT from Woodland, and her neighbor Rebecca Wein hardt rolled up in a silver minivan and pulled out trash bags full of clothes; a 48-pack of toilet paper; cases of bottled water; food; a Step-toPlay piano mat.

There are 118 shelters open, with nearly 800 people using them. The court system also suspended regular operations as a result of the upcoming hurricane.

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Dagnes López, a com munity leader from the region, moved to the town of Lajas from her home in Barrio Fuig, in the nearby municipality of Guánica, after her home was destroyed during the 2020 earthquakes. During Fiona’s arrival, she said the region has seen a lot of wind and rain already.

The hurricane – moving at nearly 8 mph – will be a two-day event, and many will likely have to stay put until at least Monday night, Ernesto Rodriguez, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in San Juan, said Sunday afternoon. A flash flood warning is in effect in dozens of municipalities in the north, east, central and south“Weregions.are expecting significant and even cata strophic flooding in those areas,” Rodriguez said.

There have been five reported homicides this month in Vallejo, the most this year since five homicides were recorded in February.

“My sons are alive and well,” she said, “and new memories can be made.”

Organizers arranged a special tribute this year to two of their long time friends and jazz members, retired Lt. Col. Don Kidder and Nick U’Ren. both of whom died in the past year.

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“Both LUMA and PREPA personnel are active and ready to respond to the situation once conditions allow,” saidThePierluisi.island may get 12 to 16 inches of rain with a local maximum of 25, particularly in the south and southeast regions, the National Hurricane Center said Sunday in its 2 p.m. advisory. Fiona’s sustained winds are 85 mph, and it’s expected to continue strengthen ing as it moves from very close to Puerto Rico’s southwest coast towards the Dominican Republic.

Melvin Pereira/AFP/Getty Images/TNS A man stands near a flooded road during the passage of Hurricane Fiona in Villa Blanca, Puerto Rico, Sunday.

And then there are people like Timothy Huerta, who opted to rent a room in nearby Newcas tle. Still, the parking lot has a pull. He comes by every day with his friend, Katie McGee, mostly for the sense of community.

McGee is sleeping at her sister’s house in New castle, but she spends much of her day in the parking lot, too, along with her unflappable bearded dragon, Dora, who sits in McGee’s arms and sometimes tromps around on the ground. She said the commu nity is processing trauma together; sometimes, she just lets people cry with her. And in his own way, Jones is making the rounds, too: bring ing meals to people whose disabilities make it difficult to leave their vehicles and checking that they have gas and ice and, if they want them, cigarettes. It’s the same role he plays back at home, Jones and Huerta said, although this time, there’s a greater sense of urgency.“We’re going all the way,” Jones said, “to make sure they’re just as comfortable here as they

The harrowing news comes as Fiona pummels Puerto Rico exactly 33 years after Hurri cane Hugo did so and as parts of the island still haven’t recovered from 2017’s Hurricane Maria. It could be the first hurri cane since Maria to make landfall on the Ameri can the storm

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war or are missing in action. This has been a regular festival feature over the years.

missing in action and prisoners of war who gave the ultimate sacri fice for their country.

And while he’s helping people find clean clothes or a can of food, he tells them in his quiet voice what he went through, that his white house in Paradise was reduced to a few pieces of metal and two putter heads. He said that “people definitely appreciate you sharing the story.” Because when they come through with a hazy look in their eyes and they’re not sure whether their house is gone, he can tell them that he lost everything. He can tell them the thing he wishes he’d known back then: “If they have to have to start over, it’sAndpossible.”they have to believe him, because here he is.

ers Council. All makes and models are welcome.

Gov. Pedro Pierluisi acknowledged the outage on social media and said the electrical system was currently out of service.

Thompson said he was telling the Mosquito fire evacuees something similar. He still tenses up when he hears a

“My house looks like the earthquakes happened yesterday,” she said. “Practically my whole neighborhood does.”

Thesaid.festival drew to a close Sunday with a mil itary tribute to members of the armed forces who were prisoners of

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Renee C. Byer/The Sacramento Bee/TNS Debi Whitaker, 67, said she slept with her dog Samantha, 4, on a cot in a parking lot at Sierra College in Rocklin, set up for Mosquito fire evacuees, Thursday. She said she has two more dogs in a shelter but Samantha was too nervous from the evacuation and she needed to keep her close by. “I hope we get to go home soon,” said Whitaker.

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he tossed the keys to his Ford Explorer to Jones before evacuating in his other car with his dog, a tiny Yorkie named Cootie. Now, in Rocklin, he’s keeping up a sense of normality.“Assoonas I get up, I come over here,” Huerta said, leaning against his black muscle car. “This is where all my friends and neighbors are.”

“If you are watching us from Puerto Rico, please stay indoors,” NHC acting director Jamie Rhome said in a live transmission before the outage.

Anyone with information about the shoot ing Wednesday is asked to call Detective Kenneth Jackson 707-648-4280 or Detective Wesley Pittman 707-648-5426.

Jordan Diaz had any thing but a soft landing into his MLB debut.

conflict and strenuous team dynamics. With Bulls’ players aware the roster could be broken up at season’s end, the campaign was branded the “Last Dance” as the team pursued its sixth ring of the decade.

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The Bulls would rally to win the 1998 Finals in six games, marking Jordan’s sixth cham pionship in as many Finals appearances.

We had seen on Lance’s 53 proceed ing runs before his fateful one Sunday that he was not kidding about defenders closing much faster. Lamar Jackson, he is not.

The Niners coaches hoped that the more snaps Lance took and the more practices he had, the more effective he would become as a thrower, diminishing the need to run the ball.

Shanahan was doing the most he could with the quarterback he drafted for the sake of the team that sur rounded him.

But that was one of few A’s highlights in an Astros beatdown. The reigning AL West cham pions took three of four games in the series behind a barrage of runs.

Was there risk in that plan? Of course. But every play in football is

found some light with his first major league hit: An inside-out single into shallow center field.

is Kyle Shanahan, the 49ers’ head coach and playShanahancaller. had called for 29 designed runs for Lance – more than half of his overall rushing attempts – in the sec ond-year quarterback’s first four NFL starts. The vast majority of those designed runs had come up the middle.

Unable to get a bat on Valdez’s sinker, curve ball combination, the A’s didn’t get a hit until Shea Langeliers’ infield single in the fifth inning. Oakland capitalized when Valdez’s pitches started to stay up in the zone. Nick Allen and Tony Kemp hit backto-back singles to set up

It’s easy to say that Lance was bound to be injured when he was used like a Thefullback.issue,as

Last season, in Lance’s first career start against the Arizona Cardinals, the rookie quarterback was chased down by opposing defensive ends with stunning ease. It was a harsh welcome-tothe- NFL moment.

against the Seattle Seahawks in the second quarter at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Sunday.

“Guys coming down hill, guys don’t hesitate,” Lance said Wednesday.

Lance has a lot of talent, but in three-plus games as a starter, he

Houston a 5-0 lead before the A’s got their first hit.

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This tumultuous, legendary season cul minated with an NBA Finals matchup against the Jazz, led by John Stockton and Karl Malone. Despite Jordan dropping 33 points and tallying 45 minutes, the Bulls lost Game 1, 88-85, in overtime in Salt Lake City.

“The season itself is his ‘magnum opus’ as an athlete, and a testament to him as a champion and competitor,” Brahm Wachter, Sotheby’s head of streetwear and

LAS VEGAS — An hour before Game 1 of the WNBA Finals, commissioner Cathy Engelbert stood on a platform inside Mich elob Ultra Arena and championed the league’s progress on multi ple fronts. She said “improving the player experience and com pensation has been a mainFormerpriority.”league MVP Breanna Stewart criti cized those exact efforts just days Welcomeearlier.tothe age of prioritization, where the league looks to make its product the No. 1 pri ority for players while many of those same players say new rules attack their experience and later,bytrainingrienceyearswithandintogainedclause,Thecompensation.prioritizationcollectivelybarin2020,goeseffectnextseasonrequiresplayerstwoormoreofleagueexpetoreporttocampontimeorMay1,whicheverisorfaceafine.They

“The owners really stepped up on the com pensation side for the players in this collec tive bargaining cycle,” Engelbert said, “and I think the kind of quid pro quo for that was pri oritization, showing up on time for our season. And quite frankly, after 36 years of working in my working world, there wasn’t once where I wasn’t required to show up on “Wetime. understand

Just like that, the

Astros starter Framber Valdez was steamrolling the A’s and struck out the rookie twice with a biting curveball in Oak land’s 11-2 loss on Sunday in Houston.Valdez is putting

for Dermis Garcia, who blasted a middle-middle breaking ball 106 miles per hour off the wall for a two-run double. But the Astros had plenty of insurance.

The 1998 season was a grueling test for Jordan and the Bulls as they navigated internal

together a season that has him square in the Amer ican League Cy Young conversation. His dom inance made for a rude introduction for Diaz, who earned a call-up on Sunday after hitting .326 with a .881 OPS with Triple-A Las Vegas.

Lance explained earlier this week, is that if he was going to run the ball, the 6-foot-4, 225-pound quar terback had to go up the“I’mmiddle.not bigger, faster, and stronger than pretty much everyone else,” Lance said. “Guys catch up a lot quicker, space is filled, guys close a lot “Ifaster.have to learn to protect myself, just being in a different situation

had not shown the ability to effectively move the ball down the field with just his arm. His chal lenge completing short and medium passes could be countered by his ability to run the ball up the middle. It was an effective part of moving the chains, and neces sary at this early stage of Lance’s career.

The “Last Dance” jersey is now one of two sports collectibles to surpass the $10 million mark, along with a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle card sold for $12.6 million in late August. This is only the second Jordan gameworn NBA Finals jersey to ever each auction.

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it’s somber in the locker room when you get in Thethere.”49ers led 3-0 when Lance got hurt on a 2-yard, zoneread keeper, colliding with defenders Cody Barton and Bryan Mone at the Seahawks’ 19-yard line. Shana han defended it as a “very normal” play call. Afterward, center Jake Brendel tried to pull Lance to his feet, but the 2021 draft’s No. 3 pick crumpled back to the rain-laced grass and withered in pain.

Jordan Diaz’s first MLB hit sole highlight in A’s loss to Astros

The comments turned out to be prescient.

Alex Bregman and Yuli Gurriel added a pair of RBI singles to give

Some 20 minutes later, Garoppolo had on his gold helmet and joined solemn teammates in consoling Lance, who was placed on a cart with a right-ankle injury that requires season-ending surgery Monday.

49ers beat Seahawks 27-7 as Garoppolo relieves injured Lance

But with Valdez out for reliever Phil Maton in the seventh inning, Diaz

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Lance injured his right ankle on the zone-read run. When he tried to get up, the ankle was point ing 90 degrees to the right – a byproduct of a late slide attempt and a collision with Seattle line backer Cody whothingfindnaturalsufferedinjuryble,goeswhendestinyQuarterbacksBarton.areintheNFL,soateam’sstarterdownwithaterrilikelyseason-endingliketheoneLanceSunday,thereactionistosomeoneorsometoblame.Thefirstpersonwillbeblamed

Jordan averaged 33.5 points, 4 rebounds and 2.3 assists during the series while cap turing his sixth NBA Finals MVP honor.

couldn’t escape the third inning after giving up five runs in the frame. Yordan Alvarez entered the game having gone 7-for-12 with four home runs (three in Friday’s game) in this series and added a threerun double that came just feet shy of a grand slam.

knowing how important it is for me to stay healthy . . . For the most part, when I’m running between the tackles or running on third down, I’m not ever going to slide and go fourth-and-two and just give up on the play.”

“I’m happy about the win,” 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said, “but

Garoppolo.

San Francisco 49ers’ Jimmy Garoppolo (10) celebrates a touchdown by San Francisco 49ers’ Kyle Juszczyk (44)

After selling for more than double Sotheby’s initial estimations, the “Last Dance” jersey is the most expen sive piece of game-worn sports memorabilia ever auctioned. This mark was previously set at $9.3 million in May for a jersey worn by Diego Maradona in Mexico City during thee 1986 World Cup quarterfinals, in which he scored his historic “Hand of God” goal.

It was his third up-themiddle run of the game. It was his final run of the game. It will probably be his final run of the season.

SANTA CLARA — Jimmy Garoppolo wore a red ballcap, crouched on the 49ers sideline, and watched from afar as Trey Lance huddled the offense to start Sun day’s home opener.

A jersey worn by Michael Jordan in Game 1 of the 1998 NBA Finals against the Utah Jazz sold Thursday for $10.1 million via Sothe by’s auction house.

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Martin Maldonado went 4-for-4 with four RBI, including a three-run home run in the seventh inning off Tyler Cyr.

Most figured the only way Garoppolo would reclaim his job was through a Lance injury. For that to happen so early in the season, so early in the 49ers’ home opener, in such gruesome fashion, it was a seismic shift that reverberated throughout the NFL.

49ers’ season took a dynamic yet almost predictable turn, far beyond Sun day’s 27-7 victory over the Seattle Seahawks.

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SANTA CLARA — Trey Lance faked the first-quarter handoff and carried the ball up the middle of the field.

That Garoppolo was here for it was last month’s shock. Three weeks ago, he agreed to return as Lance’s backup and restructured his con tract, dropping his base salary from $24 million to $6.5 million, with a chance to recoup some cash via incen tives that now seem very plausible. It was the best Garoppolo could do after his March 8 shoul der surgery scuttled his trade market.

will be suspended for the year if they miss the start of the Startingseason.in 2024, players will be sus pended for the season if they don’t arrive by the start of training camp or at least by May 1.

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A number of players across the league routinely report late because their overseas teams are still wrap ping up their campaigns. Players from the WNBA regularly play in Europe and elsewhere to make significantly more money than what their WNBA contracts pay.

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the bowl. Mix in 1⁄2 cup pasta sauce and 1⁄2 cup cheese. Wrap tortillas in a damp paper towel and microwave on high 30 seconds to soften them. Place them on a coun tertop and divide the vegeta ble mixture into 4 parts. Add the mixture to the center of each tortilla. Top each mixture with 1⁄4 cup arugula leaves. Roll the tortillas up and place in a microwavesafe dish, seam side down.

Finely grated zest and juice of 1 large lemon (about 1 1 2 teaspoons zest and 2 tablespoons juice)

Make the cake: Position a rack in the middle of the oven and preheat to 350 degrees. Butter the sides and bottom of a 9-inch cake pan with 2-inch sides and line the bottom with a round of parchment.

1 cup (227 grams) wholemilk plain yogurt, at room temperature

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This year, I wanted to do something new but still feature a traditional ingredient. I found inspiration in the delight fully charming new cookbook “Gâteau” by Aleksandra Cra panzano. The book, featuring beguiling illustrations in lieu of photographs, is an exploration of French home cooks’ baking repertoire. In her introduction, Crapanzano notes that while the French bake a great deal, the recipes are unfussy and far simpler than we might think. “The French master the clas sics,” she writes, which allows them to “improvise with con fidence and panache,” making seasonal riffs based on what’s on hand. You won’t find recipes for laminated pastry in the book but instead cakes ranging from everyday to special occasion, including a simple yogurt cake that’s taught to all French chil dren in nursery school.

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Nutrition information per serving (1 slice, using half of the syrup for the whole cake), based on 10 | Calories: 305; Total Fat: 13 g; Saturated Fat: 7 g; Cholesterol: 74 mg; Sodium: 213 mg; Carbohy drates: 45 g; Dietary Fiber: 1 g; Sugar: 30 g; Protein: 5 g

In a medium bowl, whisk together the all-purpose flour, almond flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt until thor oughly combined. If the almond flour is clumpy, break up the clumps with the whisk.

This fragrant, floral cake with a tender crumb and a subtle sweetness is like a little black dress of desserts, as appropriate for intimate gather ings as it is for celebratory meals. It would also make a lovely accompa niment to a morning cup of coffee or tea. A honey-based glaze, in addition

1⁄2 cup (160 grams) mild honey, preferably orange blossom or wildflower

1 2 teaspoon vanilla extract

While the cake is still warm, drizzle with half the glaze all over the cake (you can add the remaining glaze, if you like, but start with half of it first). Let the cake cool completely, then slice and serve with a dollop of crème fraîche, if using.

Serve 2 enchiladas per person.Stovetop and oven method:Saute onion and green bell pepper in a nonstick skillet over medium-high heat 5 minutes or until they are softened and onions are golden. Complete assem bling the recipe and place in a 350-degree preheated oven for 15 minutes.

Per serving: 600 calories (30% from fat), 20.3 g fat (9.8 g saturated, 4.3 g mono unsaturated), 40 mg choles terol, 33.4 g protein, 77.1 g carbohydrates, 18.7 g fiber, 818 mg sodium.

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This orange blossom honey cake starts Rosh Hashanah on a sweet note

The cake was unfussy and easy to throw together, and was as delicious and subtle as prom ised. A tasty dessert that can be accurately classified as an “easy lift” is something a harried cook who is busy preparing a holiday feast will always be grateful for.

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| Total time: 1 hour 8 to 10 servings (makes one 9-inch cake)

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or me, September has always felt like the start of a new year, more than January ever did. With the return to school and Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year, following one another in quick succession, there are new and renewed routines, goals and resolutions.Besidescelebration, Rosh Hashanah invites personal reflection, as you take stock of the closing year and contem plate your intention for the new one. Symbolic and tradi tional dishes – apples dipped in honey, pomegranates and round challah (to symbolize the com pletion of the year) – are just some of the foods that grace the holiday table. And a typical greeting may include, “L’shanah tovah tikatevu v’tichatemu,” which means “May you be inscribed and sealed [in the Book of Life] for a good year.”

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2 teaspoons orange blossom water

2 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 3 cup (100 grams) mild honey, preferably orange blossom or wildflower

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2 teaspoons ground cumin 2 teaspoons smoked

Spoon the remaining 1 cup sauce over the tortillas.

Sprinkle the remaining cheese over the sauce. Place the dish in the microwave for 3 minutes. The cheese will be melted, and the tortillas warmed through. Microwave another minute if needed.

3⁄4 cup (85 grams) almond flour

Transfer the batter to the pre pared pan and use a small offset spatula to smooth the top. Bake for about 40 minutes, or until the cake is deep golden brown on the edges and starts to pull away from the sides of the pan. Transfer the cake to a wire rack and let cool in the pan for about 10 minutes before unmolding onto a large plate.

ORANGE BLOSSOM HONEY CAKE

If you don’t have any oranges, you can use another citrus, such as Meyer lemons or clementines.

Where to Buy: Orange blossom water can be found at wellstocked supermarkets, Middle Eastern markets or online.

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Yield: 2 servings cup diced onion cup diced green bell pepper crushed garlic cloves cup canned reducedsodium black beans, washed and drained

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1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder

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1⁄4 teaspoon fine salt

4 8-inch light whole wheat flour tortillas

1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda

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1 1⁄2 cups (188 grams) allpurpose flour

Add onion, green bell pepper and garlic to a micro wave-safe bowl. Microwave on high 5 minutes. Remove and add black beans, ground cumin, smoked paprika and salt and pepper to taste to

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linda gassenheiMer TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE wanted to make this enchilada dinner in a hurry without having to wait for my oven to preheat or to cook the filling ingredients. The answer was my micro wave. It cooked the filling ingredients, then warmed the tortillas and, finally, cooked the entire enchi lada dish. Another plus: No pots to wash. When the meal was over, all the dishes went into the dishwasher.Smokedpaprika gives the enchiladas a smoky flavor. In case you don’t

1 cup fresh arugula leaves

While looking for Rosh Hashanah inspiration, I came upon an unassum ing recipe with a charming name, Orange Blossom Honey Cake. Crapanzano describes the cake – made with honey, orange blossom water and orange zest, and dressed in a lovely honey-orange-blossomwater syrup – as a “gentle cake, subtly sweet and floral.” Given my preference for cakes with reserved, rather than aggres sive, sweetness, and my instant affection for desserts featur ing orange blossom water, I wasWhilesold.testing the recipe, I tinkered with it slightly to make it even more homecook-friendly and even more fragrant. I swapped out the suggested cake flour for all-pur pose, not only because more home cooks have it in their pantry but also because I pre ferred a slightly sturdier crumb. And I added the zest to the step where butter and sugar are creamed together to release more citrus oils into the cake batter. My last tweak from the original recipe was to use half the honey syrup, though if you prefer a sweeter and moister

1 cup low-fat shredded Monterey Jack cheese, divided use

Active time: 45 minutes

In the process, I discov ered that having this cake in your recipe arsenal is a bit like having a fantastic little black dress in your closet: great for impromptu gatherings, after noon luncheons, morning accompaniment to coffee or tea (tea drinkers, an Earl Grey is ideal here), and last, but not least, holiday dessert offerings.

1 stick (4 ounces/113 grams) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus more for greasing the pan (may substitute with vegan butter, such as Miyoko’s brand)

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combine.Using a rubber spatula, gently fold in the dry ingredients in two to three batches, just until no streaks of flour remain.

While the cake is delightful on its own, it’s even better with a dollop of tangy crème fraîche, which Crapanzano recom mends. After a rich and filling Rosh Hashanah meal, bites of this fragrant cake are a delight ful and symbolic way to end the meal as we wish for a sweet new year for ourselves and our loved ones.

Orange blossom honey cake is delightful on its own, but it’s even better with a dollop of tangy crème fraîche. to enchiladas

In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or using a large bowl and a hand mixer, beat the butter, sugar and orange zest on medium-high speed until light and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add the eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stop and scrape the bottom and sides of the bowl with a rubber spatula, and briefly beat again to incorporate. Reduce the mixer speed to medium, drizzle in the honey, and mix to combine. Add the yogurt and orange blossom water and mix to

Make the syrup: While the cake is baking, in a small saucepan over low heat, melt the butter. Drizzle in the honey and stir in the vanilla and zest. Remove from the heat and stir in the citrus juice. Right before glazing, stir in the orange blossom water; you should have about 3⁄4 cup (180Glazemilliliters).thecake:

1 tablespoon finely grated orange zest (from 2 large oranges, preferably organic; see Headnote)

Storage: Store, covered with a clean tea towel, at room tem perature for up to 3 days.

to the yogurt and almond flour, helps to keep the cake moist. Food writer Aleksandra Crapanzano writes in her cookbook “Gâteau” that such simple cakes are the norm in France, which might explain why the French bake so often. She recommends serving this cake with a dollop of crème fraîche.

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a statement.Evenwith the drop in inflation expectations, consumers aren’t much more upbeat about their financial prospects. About 42% of consumers still cite high prices as eroding their living standards, down from a peak of 49% in July.

FridaysincenextrisingMichigan.fromaccordingthetheannualpricesConsumersanchored.expectwillclimbatanrateof2.8%overnextfiveto10years,lowestsinceJuly2021,toasurveytheUniversityofTheyseecosts4.6%overtheyear,thelowestlastSeptember,datashowed.

the California harvest. If this year’s USDA forecast of 3.5 million tons is realized, that would be a drop of 18% from a peak of 4.29 million in 2018. Output hasn’t reached 4 million since Brokerage,basedpartnerricks,saidcrop?affordthewithalreadygrowers“Can2019.wine-grapewho’vebeenhitlowyieldsoverlastcoupleyearsanothershortNotreally,”SteveFredpresidentandofNovato-Turrentineabroker of grapes and bulk wine.

“As conflicting infor mation about prices continues to fuel consum ers’ uncertainty, inflation expectations are likely to remain relatively unsta ble in the months ahead,” Joanne Hsu, director of the survey, said in

Also helping to power sentiment is a strong labor market, marked by robust job creation and low RubeelamarketpricestainednomicdespiteworkersgestingdataingstraightbenefitsApplicationsunemployment.forjoblessfellforafifthweek,accordtoLaborDepartmentoutThursday,sugdemandforremainshealthyanuncertainecooutlook.“Forhouseholds,asusdeclineingasolineandastronglaborarepositives,”Farooqi,chief

“I don’t think any thing will come through unscathed,” he said.

While fewer consum ers mentioned supply shortages and gas prices are falling, other mea sures of inflation are still accelerating and wide spread, such as costs for food and shelter. Con sumer prices rose by more than forecast in August, according to data released earlier this week.

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“A significant freeze used to be something we’d talk about every four years,” said Karissa Kruse, president of the Sonoma County Winegrowers in Santa Rosa. “Now, we are dealing with frost, flood and heat events in the span of every twoIt’smonths.”notjust one bad season. In the past several years, the trend has been down for

U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics, said in a note. “However, high prices and the Fed’s actions to crimp demand will a headwind for con sumers and sentiment goingInflationforward.”expectations as measured by the New York Fed and a Bloom berg survey of economists are also trending lower. Those figures, taken together with the Michi gan report, might give the Fed some comfort as such views can become a selffulfilling prophecy.

“There was absolutely nothing that could be done about it: Mother Nature just says ‘You’re done,’ ” said Led better of Lodi-based Vino Farms. He’s now focused on how grapes are faring under this week’s blistering heat that can shrivel the fruit. While thin-skinned varieties like chardonnay, zinfandel and pinot noir are especially vul nerable, all types are at risk.

‘A significant freeze used to be something we’d talk about every four years. Now, we are dealing with frost, flood and heat events in the span of every two months.’

There’s been plenty of hand-wringing through the years over what climate change will mean for Califor nia’s $45 billion wine industry. But now experts are starting to say the vineyards are already near the tipping point. It’s not about what will happen in the future – the vicious cycle of more intense, more fre quent, crop-killing disasters has already begun.

this year’s late freeze.

“We are focused on trying to keep the water on and keeping these vines as healthy and lively as we can,” Starr said.

The recent heat wave also means Starr has been working hard to water crops and ensure grapes don’t get dehy drated, which would throw off the delicate balance of sugars and acids.

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“They are already tired.”

month but showed signs of moderating.Buying conditions for durable goods, such as cars and appliances, remain near an all-time low, the university said.

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Still, lower gasoline prices are giving Amer icans more to cheer about. The current condi tions gauge rose slightly to 58.9, the highest since May. A measure of expec tations increased to 59.9 this month, the highest since April.

Will Drayton of Australiabased Treasury Wine Estates, one of the world’s largest wine companies with vineyards in Napa Valley, France’s Bor deaux and around the globe, said there’s no question that the industry is in the midst of a broadOneshift.potential change, according to Drayton, is rethinking the pinot noir that’s grown in California’s Los Carneros region, which sits in both Sonoma and Napa counties and is known for the red-grape varietal. With climate shifts in the area, it may make more sense to instead plant merlot, syrah or even cabernet, he said.

The state’s wine-grape pro duction is expected to drop almost 4% this year to 3.5 million tons, according to U.S. Department of Agricul ture estimates. What’s more striking: It will be the secondsmallest crop of the decade, trailing only the fire-ravaged harvest from 2020.

California’s wine country faces climate tipping point

The Fed is trying to curb demand across the economy to stomp out inflation, and most expect the central bank to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points next week. Retail sales data suggest consumer demand for goods broadly held up last

Abacela Vineyards and Winery in Oregon. Traditional wine regions like Napa Valley will also need to be more flexible in the types of grape varieties

since April, with a reading of 59.5.

The University of Michigan’s preliminary sentiment index also climbed to the highest

Grapes have been hit with one extreme after another. This year’s season started out with a deep frost that iced over verdant green buds, nipping them right off the vine. For the crops that survived, the freeze quickly gave way to drought and heat. Just in the past week, record-breaking temperatures baked parched vineyards. Then there’s the ever-present threat of wildfires and smoke damage.

— Karissa Kruse, president of the Sonoma County Winegrowers in Santa Rosa

alifornia’s wine country, including the famed Napa and Sonoma valleys, faces a climate crisis so dire that it’s posing an existential threat to the future of the state’s industry.

been moving around a lot,” said Drayton, Treasury’s direc tor of technical viticulture, sustainability and research. “That requires a lot of quick pivoting on how to Takereact.”the case of Jack Starr, who oversees his fam ily’s vineyard and winery in Cali fornia’s Sierra Foothills. He’s in a region with ties to the Gold Rush era that’s historically known for warm days and cool nights, perfect conditions for turning out juicy, plump wine grapes. But now, of course, the weather has become unpredictable. A bout of late spring freezes – lasting well into May – made for huge crop losses. He estimates he’ll collect 85% fewer sauvignon blanc grapes than last year.

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For Craig Ledbetter, who owns and helps manage more than 15,000 acres of wine grapes throughout California, extreme frost in the Central Valley’s Lodi and Clarksburg wine areas wiped out about a third of the crop on his family vineyards in the region during

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Clouds from a passing storm mix with the sunset over Titus Vineyards in St. Helena, in the storied Napa Valley, Feb. 3, 2021.

Of course, the problems extend beyond California. Climate pressures are weigh ing on vineyards worldwide. The changing conditions are making some historical wine areas in the Mediterranean and Australia inhospitable, while new players are popping up in other regions, like the UK. Oregon, for example, only became well suited for growing wine grapes over the last several decades. Now, plant ing is also happening in Washington’s Puget Sound, where it was always thought to be “way too cold and way too wet,” said Greg Jones, a wine climatologist who’s the chief executive officer of

they grow, Jones said.

Watson found a silver lining, but other comedians are finding that a much taller order.

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At a time of national mourning, London’s comedians push onward

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LONDON — When news of Queen Elizabeth’s death was announced, an elaborate plan for national mourning kicked into place. Pop radio stations played sadder, slower tunes. Newscasters changed into allblackSuddenly,outfits. comedy didn’t seem to fit the national mood. The BBC dropped scheduled comedic programming in favor of somber specials memorializ ing the queen. And throughout the country, venues canceled planned comedy nights – often to the chagrin of working come dians who rely on gig money to pay their bills.

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“People can choose whether or not they want to come. The onus should be on them, not promoters, to decide,” she told the Post-Gazette. Other wise, she said, it’s oddly like “forcedAftermourning.”all,a nationwide “period of mourning” implies that everyone in the nation is in mourning – but that’s simply not true. Haddow has found that, for all the messages of grief online and in venues’ windows, comedy fans are sur prisingly ready to laugh at the wholeWhenthing.asked if she feels com fortable making jokes about what’s happening in the U.K., she said she has, and that “people are loving it.” (“I mean they’ve loved it at my gigs,” she clarified – every audience is different.)Inaway, Ms. Haddow’s sen timent is just one form of the age-old entertainer’s mantra: The show must go on.

For instance: The BBC pushed back the debut date of a comedy series indefinitely. It also pushed back the airtime for a taped stand-up special. The comedy news shows “Mock the Week” and “Have I Got News

A post from London club Up The Creek exemplified the uncertainty: “Please keep an eye on our socials & emails for any changes to our schedule over the coming weeks as more guidance emerges.” (Later, when it became clear that the comedy cancellations were only mandatory on the BBC,

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“£350 potentially lost because of two jobs being post poned. Cool. God Save The King and my bills I guess,” wrote London comedian Alexandra Haddow, on Twitter.

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And then there was the story of the comedian Mark Watson.

As Brits in the comedy world navigate this once-in-a-life time moment of ritualized grief, they’re having to consider: Is it okay to laugh? And will audi ences laugh, too?

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Chortle ran an article with the clarifying title: “Comedy isn’t cancelled.”)Still,promoters and venues have been choosing to cancel comedy nights out of respect for the late queen. In Central London in particular, some of the city’s biggest venues have cut programming for Sept. 19, the day of Queen Eliza beth’sLaterfuneral.inthe week, Haddow was still waiting to hear back about the gig’s reschedul ing. The matter was out of her hands, which was frustrat ing – it was a promoter who’d decided to cancel, not her.

Watson was on tour in the town of Kettering, in Northamp tonshire, when he heard the news. He had a sold-out show booked at the Kettering Arts Centre that night (“If you’ve seen the venue, that’s not as big a claim as it sounds,” he joked later, to audience laughter). When news broke, the center canceled the show, as it also was a church that would need to serve as a place of consolation for the Insteadgrieving.of

After declarer has gone down in a makable contract, get ready for the “How could I have possibly known?” lament. However, usually the declarer could have found the right answer if only he had drawn the correct conclusions from the bidding (or lack of it) and play.

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Before the events of last week, Bennett’s job con sisted mostly of covering the ample goings-on of lively U.K. comedy scenes. This week, he’s reported far more on postpone ments and cancellations.

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“It’s odd here at the moment because so much comedy has been put on hold,” said Steve Bennett, the editor of Chortle, a comedy news site in the U.K.

During the nationwide period of mourning, standup comedy is still permitted, but it wasn’t clear at first if it would be. The BBC’s wide spread cancellations of comedy programming led some to spec ulate that comedy writ large would be disallowed.

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At the table, South cashed the spade ace at trick five. West’s discard resulted in much wailing but – surprisingly – no reproachful grief from South. What did he overlook?Eastwasknown to have started with a singleton diamond and only four clubs. To have opened one club, not one of a major, he must have begun with 4=4=1=4 distribution. Therefore, West had to have a spade void. South should have cashed the heart ace, ruffed a heart in the dummy and led a low spade, finessing the 10 if East played low.It is important not to ignore any of the clues that are scattered about the bridge table like leaves in the approaching UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE

In times of national crisis, comedians can play an impor tant role. They did in the U.S. after Sept. 11, and they did in London as well during the mass atrocities of World War II. Of course, those were mass casu alty tragedies – far different from the orderly funeral rites proceeding in London lately. But the nationwide “period of mourning” also is unique in its formalized nature – a govern ment-issued proclamation that the nation must now honoring its late queen.

for You” became what Chortle dubbed TV “schedule casual ties.” And the London-based Sky News censored “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver’s jokes about the queen.

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leaving town, Watson posted on Twitter that fans could meet him outside, where he’d perform a set in a public square instead: “Venue’s decision, rather than mine. I respect it, but it’s disappoint ing, and I already have my train tickets. So I’ll be outside the venue at 7.30 for a (free) unof ficial gig.” He ended up doing a 90-minute set.

. . . and some anger

And plenty of Central London venues feel the same.

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In their Facebook post, it was hard to tell whether Down stairs at the King’s Head was entirely serious – but they’re a comedy venue, so it’s likely safe to assume the following was written with a wink: “Eliz abeth II. Sad News. RIP. We have decided to celebrate her life with communal fun and laughter, so all shows are going ahead. She was a fun woman. Hopefully, see you there. God Save The King!”

Can you see the clue that South missed in today’s deal? Against South’s four-spade contract, the play began with a club to the ace, a diamond to the ace, a diamond ruffed by East and a club return. How should South have continued?West’sthree-diamond response was a weak jump shift in competition, a method that is popular in tournament circles. Normally, the bid shows a good six-card suit but not enough points for a normal response. (I much prefer fit-showing jumps in competition because I dislike leaping into the stratosphere with no known fit.)

Some laughter . . .

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“Dark Harvest,” in which it’s Halloween 1963 and October Boy rises from the cornfields with a butcher knife in his hand and makes his way toward town, where gangs of teenage boys eagerly await their chance to confront the

“Moonage Day dream,” a documentary that highlights the life and genius of David Bowie, one of the most prolific and influential artists of our time. The motion picture reveals the celebrated icon through his own voice and features 48 musical tracks, mixed from their original stems. The film is rated PG-13.

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“Blank,” in which Claire, a writer who can’t write, goes on a retreat hoping to find inspira tion in a writers retreat run by an AI. She finds herself trapped in her unit with a malfunc tioning android. As her captor becomes increas ingly unstable, she has to outsmart the tech nology in order to make it out alive. The film is not rated.

Pete McCormick knows that killing the October Boy is his one chance to escape a dead-end future in his hometown. He’s willing to risk every thing, including his life, to be a winner for once. The film is rated R.

“The Justice of Bunny King,” in which Bunny King (Essie Davis) washes windows on cars trapped in traffic. She saves every penny to get her children back. Bunny must fight Social Services and break the rules to get her daugh ter the birthday party she wants, but in doing so risks losing her chil dren altogether. The film is notForrated.information on Edwards Cinemas in Fairfield, visit com/theatres/ca-vallejo.checkForbrendentheatres.com.showtimes,imax.regal-edwards-fairfield-movies.com/theatres/www.regForVacavillevisitwww.Vallejoshowtimes,www.cinemark.

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“Railway Children,” set in rural England against the backdrop of World War II when chil dren are flooding into the countryside to escape the bombing of indus trial cities. With the help of Bobbie Waterbury (Jenny Agutter), three evacuee children – Lily (Beau Gadsdon), Pattie (Eden Hamilton) and Ted (Zac Cudby) Watts –are sent by their mother from Salford to the Yorkshire village of Oak worth. But when the children encounter a young soldier who, like them, is far away from home, a true adven ture ensues. The film is rated PG.

“Avarice,” in which Kate (Gillian Alexy), a gifted archer, is on vaca tion with her family when they are ambushed by a team of mercenaries in a vicious home inva sion. Kate’s husband and daughter are abducted during the violent onslaught, and she must rely on her archery skills to defeat their captors and save her family. The film is rated R.

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“Don’t Worry Darling,” in which Alice (Florence Pugh) and Jack (Harry Styles) are lucky to be living in the idealized community of Victory, the experi mental company town housing the men who work for the top-secret Victory Project and their families. Cracks soon form in this ideal world, forcing Alice to question everything to which her husband is committing them. The film is rated R.

“Don’t Worry Darling,” a thriller set in a dys topic 1950s town that looks perfect until it is not opens in the aters this week; as does “Railway Children,” about young refugees during World War II in England; and the doc umentary “Moonage Daydream,” which looks at the life of David Bowie through his music.

“Dig,” in which a widowed father (Thomas Jane) and his daughter are taken hostage by a dangerous couple (Emile Hirsch and Liana Lib erato) who will stop at nothing to retrieve what lies beneath the prop erty. The film is rated R.

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BidsshallbedeliveredandaddressedtotheFairfield-SuisunUnifiedSchoolDistrict,Attention:MelissaIriarte,DirectorofPurchasing&ContractServices,3rdfloor,2490HilbornRoad,FairfieldCA94534,andsha llbelabeled“Bid#2156-23CTEEquipment& Supplies”,duenolaterthanOctober13,2022onorbefore11:00a.m.,localtime.Bids willnotbeconsideredunlesstheyarereceivedbythepropertime.Nooral,telegraphic, electronic,facsimile,ortelephonicbidsormodificationswillbeconsidered.ItistheresponsibilityoftheBiddertoseethatanybidsubmittedshallhavesufficienttimetobereceivedbythePurchasingOfficebeforetheBidSubmittalDeadline.Bids receivedafter thedeadlinewillbereturnedunopened.

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CALIFORNIA,willreceiveupto, butnotlaterthan,October13,2022at11:00amlocaltimethatwillnotbeopenedpublicly,attheFairfield-SuisunUnifiedSchoolDistrict,PurchasingDepartmentat2490HilbornRoad,Fairfield,CA94534,bidsforthefollowingProject:

Toallheirs,beneficiaries,creditors,contingentcreditors,andpersonswhomay otherwisebeinterestedinthewillorestate,orboth,of: Juanita Collins, Juanita Jeanette Collins, Nita Collins APetitionforProbatehasbeenfiledby: Desiree Butler intheSuperiorCourtofCalifornia,County of: Solano

ThePetitionforProbaterequeststhat: Desiree Butler beapp ointedaspersonalrepresentative toadministertheestateofthedecedent. ThepetitionrequestsauthoritytoadministertheestateundertheIndependentAdministrationofEstatesAct.(Thisauthority willallowthepersonalrepresentativeto takemanyactionswithoutobtainingcourt approval.Beforetakingcertainveryimportantactions,however,thepersonal representativewillberequiredtogivenoticetointerestedpersonsunlessthey havewaivednot iceorconsentedtothe proposed action.)Theindependentadministrationauthoritywillbegrantedunless aninterestedpersonfilesanobjectionto thepetitionandshowsgoodcausewhy thecourtshouldnotgranttheauthority.

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APN:0167-772-050TSNo:CA08000493-22-1TONo:220284047-CA-VOINOTICEOF TRUSTEE'SSALE(TheabovestatementismadepursuanttoCACivilCodeSection 2923.3(d)(1).TheSummarywillbeprovidedtoTrustor(s)and/orvestedowner(s)only, pursuanttoCACivilCodeSection2923.3(d)(2).)YOUAREINDEFAULTUNDERA DEEDOFTRUSTDATEDMay4,2007.UNLESSYOUTAKEACTIONTOPROTECT YOURPROPERTY,ITMAYBESOLDATAPUBLICSALE.IFYOUNEEDANEXPLANATIONOFTHENATUREOFTHEPR OCEEDINGSAGAINSTYOU,YOUSHOULD CONTACTALAWYER.OnOctober27,2022at09:30AM,atSantaClaraStreetentrance totheCityHall,555SantaClaraStreet,Vallejo,CA94590,MTCFinancialInc.dba TrusteeCorps,asthedulyAppointedTrustee,underandpursuanttothepowerofsale containedinthatcertainDeedofTrustrecordedonMay11,2007asInstrumentNo. 200700054184,ofofficialrecordsintheOfficeoftheRecorderofSolanoCounty,California,executedbyMILT ONCHEEKANDSABRINACHEEK,HUSBANDANDWIFE,AS JOINTTENANTS,asTrustor(s),infavorofJPMORGANCHASEBANK,N.A.asBeneficiary,WILLSELLATPUBLICAUCTIONTOTHEHIGHESTBIDDER,inlawfulmoneyof theUnitedStates,allpayableatthetimeofsale,thatcertainpropertysituatedinsaid County,Californiadescribingthelandthereinas:ASMOREFULLYDESCRIBEDIN SAIDDEEDOFTRUSTThepropertyheretoforedescribedisbeingsold"asis".The streetaddressandothercom mondesignation,ifany,oftherealpropertydescribed aboveispurportedtobe:4480AVONDALECIR,FAIRFIELD,CA94533TheundersignedTrusteedisclaimsanyliabilityforanyincorrectnessofthestreetaddressandothercommondesignation,ifany,shownherein.Saidsalewillbemadewithoutcovenantor warranty,expressorimplied,regardingtitle,possession,orencumbrances,topaytheremainingprincipalsumoftheNote(s)securedbysaidDeedofTrust,withinterestthereon, asprovidedinsaidNote(s),advancesifany,underthetermsoftheDeedofTrust,estimatedfees,chargesandexpensesoftheTrusteeandofthetrustscreatedbysaidDeedof Trust.Thetotalamountoftheunpaidbalanceoftheobligationssecuredbytheproperty tobesoldandreasonableestimatedcosts,expensesandadvancesatthetimeoftheinitialpublicationofthisNoticeofTrustee’sSaleisestimatedtobe$832,104.84 (Estimated).However,prep aymentpremiums,accruedinterestandadvanceswillincreasethisfigurepriortosale.Beneficiary’sbidatsaidsalemayincludeallorpartofsaid amount.Inadditiontocash,theTrusteewillacceptacashier’scheckdrawnonastateor nationalbank,acheckdrawnbyastateorfederalcreditunionoracheckdrawnbya stateorfederalsavingsandloanassociation,savingsassociationorsavingsbankspecifiedinSection5102oftheCaliforniaFinancialCodeandauthorizedtodobusinessin California,orothersuchfundsasmaybeacceptabletotheTrustee.Intheeventtender other thancashisaccepted,theTrusteemaywithholdtheissuanceoftheTrustee’sDeed UponSaleuntilfundsbecomeavailabletothepayeeorendorseeasamatterofright. Thepropertyofferedforsaleexcludesallfundsheldonaccountbythepropertyreceiver, ifapplicable.IftheTrusteeisunabletoconveytitleforanyreason,thesuccessful bidder’ssoleandexclusiveremedyshallbethereturnofmoniespaidtotheTrusteeand the successfulbiddershallhavenofurtherrecourse.NoticetoPotentialBiddersIfyouare consideringbiddingonthispropertylien,youshouldunderstandthattherearerisksinvolvedinbiddingataTrusteeauction.Youwillbebiddingonalien,notonthepropertyitself.PlacingthehighestbidataTrusteeauctiondoesnotautomaticallyentitleyoutofree andclearownershipoftheproperty.Youshouldalsobeawarethatthelienbeingauctionedoffmaybeajuniorlien.Ifyouarethehighestbidderattheauction,youareormay be responsibleforpayingoffallliensseniortothelienbeingauctionedoff,beforeyoucan receivecleartitletotheproperty.Youareencouragedtoinvestigatetheexistence,priority,andsizeofoutstandingliensthatmayexistonthispropertybycontactingthecounty recorder'sofficeoratitleinsurancecompany,eitherofwhichmayc hargeyouafeefor thisinformation.Ifyouconsulteitheroftheseresources,youshouldbeawarethatthe sameLendermayholdmorethanonemortgageorDeedofTrustontheproperty.Notice toPropertyOwnerThesaledateshownonthisNoticeofSalemaybepostponedoneor moretimesbytheMortgagee,Beneficiary,Trustee,oracourt,pursuanttoSection2924g oftheCaliforniaCivilCode.ThelawrequiresthatinformationaboutTrusteeSalepostponementsbemadeavailable toyouandtothepublic,asacourtesytothosenotpresent atthesale.Ifyouwishtolearnwhetheryoursaledatehasbeenpostponed,and,ifapplicable,therescheduledtimeanddateforthesaleofthisproperty,youmaycallIn SourceLogicat702-659-7766forinformationregardingtheTrustee'sSaleorvisittheInternetWebsiteaddresslistedbelowforinformationregardingthesaleofthisproperty,usingthefilenumberassignedtothiscase,CA08000493-22-1.Inf ormationaboutpostponementsthatareveryshortindurationorthatoccurcloseintimetothescheduledsalemay notimmediatelybereflectedinthetelephoneinformationorontheInternetWebsite.The bestwaytoverifypostponementinformationistoattendthescheduledsale.Noticeto TenantNOTICETOTENANTFORFORECLOSURESAFTERJANUARY1,2021You mayhavearighttopurchasethispropertyafterthetrusteeauctionpursuanttoSection 2924moftheCaliforniaCivil Code.Ifyouarean“eligibletenantbuyer,”youcanpurchasethepropertyifyoumatchthelastandhighestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction.If youarean“eligiblebidder,”youmaybeabletopurchasethepropertyifyouexceedthe lastandhighestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction.Therearethreestepstoexercisingthis rightofpurchase.First,48hoursafterthedateofthetrusteesale,youcancall702-6597766,orvisitthisinternetwebsitewww.insourcelogic.com,usingthefilenumberassignedtothiscaseCA08000493-22-1tofindthedateonwhichthetrustee’ssalewas held,theamountofthelastandhighestbid,andtheaddressofthetrustee.Second,you mustsendawrittennoticeofintenttoplaceabidsothatthetrusteereceivesitnomore than15daysafterthetrustee’ssale.Third,youmustsubmitabidsothatthetrusteereceivesitnomorethan45daysafterthetrustee’ssale.Ifyouthinkyoumayqualifyasan “eligibletenantbuyer”or“eligiblebidder,”youshouldconsidercontactinganattorneyor appropriaterealestateprofessionalimmediatelyforadviceregardingthispotentialrightto purchase.Date:September13,2022MTCFinancialInc.dbaTrusteeCorpsTSNo. CA08000493-22-117100GilletteAveIrvine,CA92614Phone:949-252-8300TDD:8666604288By:LoanQuema,AuthorizedSignatorySALEINFORMATIONCANBEOBTAINEDONLINEATwww.insourcelogic.comFORAUTOMATEDSALESINFORMATIONPLEASECALL:InSourceLogicAT702-659-7766OrderNumber85534,Pub Dates:9/19/2022,9/26/2022,10/3/2022,DAILYREPUBLIC DR#00057957 Published: September19,26October3,2022

EachbidshallbemadeonformspreparedbytheDistrictintheContractDocuments.Bid packetswillbeavailableonSeptember21,2022by4:00pmaccessedat https://www.fsusd.org/Page/15594.

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modern collectibles, said in a statement. “Finals jerseys from Jordan are remarkably scant and the [1998] Finals are argu ably the most coveted of them Beforeall.”the record-set ting “Last Dance” jersey

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She also lamented the fact that the prioritiza tion rule doesn’t allow for individual teams to make their own decisions about whether they’re willing to wait for a player to return.

• MLB, San Francisco at Colorado, 5:30 p.m.

That’s how a quar terback, with two NFC Championship Game appearances in the past three seasons, became the 49ers’ insurance policy, and one that could dictate their playoff path once“I’magain.real proud of Jimmy how he came in,” Shanahan said. “He was ready for the moment and helped us get a win.”

“Playersrules. are going to do what they want, and they know their bodies are only going to hold up for so long,” Engelbert said. “Average tenure is less than six years, so we want them to have oppor tunities in the first couple years to play overseas.

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You can’t blame Lance for a freak injury, and you can’t blame Sha nahan for calling plays that he believed would keep Niners’ offense on the Thefield.only knock on Shanahan that would

This immense demand for Jordan memorabilia in recent years may be

• NFL, Minnesota vs. Philadelphia, 7, 10, 5:30 p.m.

• MLB, Seattle at Oakland, NBCSCA, 6:30 p.m.

when you have a quar terback who needs reps on the Youfield.can’t protect a quarterback – and limit your offense – when the passer has not yet proven he can win games by himself.

linked to the release of ESPN’s “The Last Dance,” which premiered in April 2020. The 10-part documentary series fea tured never-before-seen footage and interviews, shedding light on Jordan the person and basketball player. The record-setting red jersey was featured in Episode 10, which focused on the 1998 Finals.

SPORTS DAILY REPUBLIC — Monday, September 19, 2022 B7 5-day forecast for Fairfield-Suisun CityWeatherSun and Moon MoonriseSunriseSunsetMoonset New First Qtr. Full Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Source: U.S. Naval Observatory WednesdayTuesdayToday FridayThursdayTonight73 Showers 7260|59 73|56 80|58 83|59 Chance showers Chance showers SunnySunnyShowers Rio Vista 73| 71Davis60 |58 72Dixon |59 73Vacaville |63 76Benicia |60Concord77 | Walnut60 Creek 78|60 72Oakland |60 San Francisco 72|60San Mateo 75|59 Palo Alto 75|59 San Jose 73|57 Vallejo73 |60 Richmond70 |60 70Napa |57 Santa Rosa 71|54 Fairfield/Suisun City 73|60 forecastRegional Shown is today’s tonight’stoday’sTemperaturesweather.arehighsandlows. BASEBALL Thursday’s Games Houston 5, OAKLAND 2 Chicago White Sox 8, Cleveland 2 Tampa Bay 11, Toronto 0 Miami 5, Philadelphia 3 N.Y. Mets 7, Pittsburgh 1 Minnesota 3, Kansas City 2 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Arizona, 4, San Diego 0 Friday’s Games Houston 5, OAKLAND 0 L.A. Dodgers 5, SAN FRANCISCO 0 Chicago Cubs 2, Colorado 1 Washington 5, Miami 4 Toronto 6, Baltimore 3 Boston 2, Kansas City 1 N.Y. Mets 4, Pittsburgh 3 Texas 4, Tampa Bay 3 Cleveland 4, Minnesota 3 Detroit 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Atlanta 7, Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 7, N.Y. Yankees 6 St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 5 L.A. Angels 8, Seattle 7 San Diego 12, Arizona 3 Saturday’s Games OAKLAND 8, Houston 5 L.A. Dodgers 7, SAN FRANCISCO 2 Cleveland 5, Minnesota 1, 1st game Cleve. 7, Minnesota 6, 15 innings, 2nd game St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 1, first game St. Louis 1, Cincinnati 0, second game Colorado 3, Chicago Cubs 1 Toronto 6, Baltimore 3 Washington 5, Miami 3 Kansas City 9, Boston 0 Tampa Bay 5, Texas 1 Chicago White Sox 4, Detroit 3 Milwaukee 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 N.Y. Mets 5, Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 4, Philadelphia 3 San Diego 2, Arizona 0 L.A. Angels 2, Seattle 1 Sunday’s Games Houston 11, OAKLAND 2 L.A. Dodgers at SAN FRANCISCO, (N) Chicago White Sox 11, Detroit 5 Tampa Bay 5, Texas 3 Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 2 Miami 3, Washington 1 Boston 13, Kansas City 3 Baltimore 5, Toronto 4 N.Y. Mets 7, Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 3,

Minnesota at Kansas City, 5:10 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. St. Louis at San Diego, 6:40 p.m. FOOTBALL Week Thursday’s2Game Kansas City 27, L.A. Chargers 24 Sunday’s Games SAN FRANCISCO 27, Seattle 7 Miami 42, Baltimore 38 N.Y. Jets 31, Cleveland 30 Detroit 36, Washington 27 Jacksonville 24, Indianapolis 0 Tampa Bay 20, New Orleans 10 N.Y. Giants 19, Carolina 16 New England 17, Pittsburgh 14 L.A. Rams 31, Atlanta 27 Dallas 20, Cincinnati 17 Denver 16, Houston 9 Arizona 29, Las Vegas 23 Chicago at Green Bay, 5:20 p.m. (N) Monday’s Games Tennessee at Buffalo, 4:15 p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. Scoreboard

SAN FRANCISCO at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. Minnesota at Cleveland, 10:10 a.m. Seattle at L.A. Angels, 1:07 p.m. Houston at Tampa Bay, 3:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Miami, 3:40 p.m. Detroit at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 4:40 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games

Boston at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Toronto at Philadelphia, 3:45 p.m.

The DirecTV package, which allows fans to watch all out-of-market games and revolutionized Sunday NFL viewing at a premium price when it launched in 1994, expires after the season, when the NFL will explore a different way to get all the games and its Red Zone to viewers.

In brief

Asked how Garoppolo looked, Shanahan broke the tension in the post game press conference by replying: “He looks good. Still fromtakeawaystouchdowns49ers’Gouldresulteddriveinterception.pionshipsinceNwosubyalthoughhisGaroppolorepairedwithnopass,with13-of-21AngelesBowl-championattheandplayoffandreadyhelmetcaplockerpoloum’syearssecondwouldonce-heatedownedroomfiledhis49ers’onnowprevailed,Regardless,earlierbackalreadyshortMcGlinchey’swithruna1:51touchdown1-yard,Sunday’sGaroppolohandsome.”icedwinwithafourth-and-goaldivewithremaining,afterdaringthird-downsawhimcolliderighttackleMikekneejustofthegoalline.Um,didn’tthe49erslostaquartertoinjuryonaruninthegame?Garoppoloofcourse,andhe’lllooktoimprovehis35-16recordasthestarter,including4-2playoffmark.Bythetimethe49ersintotheirlockerathalftime,theya20-0leadonarivalthatloseforonlythetimeinnineofLevi’sStadiexistence.Athalftime,Garopheadedintothatroomwithhisredbackon,butwithhisinhislefthand,formoreactionhisfirstwinsincewinsatDallasGreenBay,aswellasregular-seasonfinaletheeventualSuperLosRams.Garoppolofinishedfor154yardsonetouchdownonesackandturnovers.Lettingtheballflyhissurgicallyshoulder,completedfirstfivepasses,hegotdrilledlinebackerUchennaonthatfirstpasshisNFCChamGame-closingThatinitialinreliefofLanceinaRobbiefieldgoal,likethefirstdriveSunday.ThencametwoandthreetopullawayaSeattleteam

Baseball

SAN FRANCISCO at Colorado, 5:40 p.m. Seattle at OAKLAND, 6:40 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 12:10 p.m., 1st game Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m., 2nd game Houston at Tampa Bay, 3:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Miami, 3:40 p.m.

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4,

Washington at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. N.Y.Mets at Milwaukee, 4:40 p.m. L.A. Angels at Texas, 5:05 p.m.

“In the weeks since we announced the auction,

2022 sixth player of the year who played in with USK Praha in the Czech Republic last offseason. “Overseas, is guaranteed. If I sign a contract, it’s guaranteed overseas. So it’s like, yeah, we have these opportunities but not for every player. So, it’s“Anddifferent.yeah, the top people are making more money and the rookies are making more money, but then those middle people are still like in limbo. There’s strides being made and it is moving in the right direction, but the conversation is not the same as overseas.”

Seattle’s response: Geno Smith threw a high pass that Talanoa Hufanga tipped to fellow safety Tashaun Gipson Sr. for an interception at midfield, 9:53 before halftime. That takeaway produced no points, but then came more inter ceptions – one by Fred Warner that got nulli fied by an Emmanuel Moseley pass-interfer ence penalty, and one in the end zone by Mooney Ward on a halfbackoption duck from running back DeeJay Dallas.

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Monday’s TV Sports

The WNBA contin ues to grow as its 26th season winds down and having all players for the full training camp and season can impact that growth. Owners want all of their players in camp to build team chemistry, and fans coming to early games may not want to risk buying ticket when popular players might

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But Lance was never going to become ready sitting on the sideline. When he returns – most likely next season – the same truth will apply.

players are going to make their Brionnathing,”incentives.ketingleagueCupsalary,upearningEngelbertSpotrac,tothisplayerswereJewellTaurasi,withsheElizabethfiveMysticsCukurovaJonesandFenerbahce.semanSkythetoenceatandplayersdisconnectstizationTurkey.signedthisthethosePlayersdecisions.”emphasizedlastsentiments.Stewart,wholedWNBAinscoringseason,hasalreadywithFenerbahceinShecalledpriori“oneofthebiggestbetweenandtheWNBABoardofGovernors”herexitnewsconferaftertheStormlosttheLasVegasAcesinsemifinals.ChicagostarEmmaMeesalsosignedwithSunforward2021MVPJonquelhassignedwithinTurkey.TheWashingtonplayedthefirstgamesof2022withoutWilliamswhilefinishedtheseasonFenerbahce.MercuryguardDianaStormguardLoydandStewartthehighest-paidintheleagueseason,accordingsalarytrackingsiteat$228,094.saidthetop-playerscanearnto$700,000includingCommissioner’sandawardbonuses,andteammardealsandother“It’snotthesamesaidSuncenterJones,the

“Again, we are not negative on playing over seas. We just want them to come back and priori tize the WNBA when our season starts.”

• MLB, Houston vs. Tampa Bay, TBS, 3:30 p.m.

NFL Sunday Ticket is down again and fans are not happy

• MLB, St. Louis at San Diego, TBS, 6:30 p.m.

Detroit at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m.

Tuesday’s TV Sports

Pittsburgh at N.Y. Yankee, 4:05 p.m.

Football

This conflict over the rule with some players was fully expected, Engel bert said. She pointed to half a million dollars in that Commission er’s Cup pools, half a million dollars in playoff bonuses and $1.5 million in marketing money the league has made avail able to offset lost overseas money. Engelbert also noted that players in their first two years are not subject to the prioriti zation

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For the second straight week – and the NFL regular season is only two weeks old – fans were faced with Sunday Ticket frustration thanks to tech nical issues with digital viewing, online and through the app, which allows fans to watch all out-ofmarket games.

Baseball

Again, the 49ers offense struggled to convert, until Dwelley recovered a fumble on Tyler Lockett’s muffed punt return. Garoppolo completions to Jauan Jennings and Samuel set up Kyle Juszczyk for a 1-yard touchdown run that had so much brute force, it popped the helmet off Mone, the Seahawks’ nose tackle.

The 49ers shutout bid ended, however, with 5:25 left in the third quarter, when Michael Jackson returned a blocked field goal 86 yards for a Seahawks’ touchdown to cut their deficit to 20-7. One snap earlier, center Jake Brendel botched his snap from the 2-yard line and Dwelley recovered the loose ball.

Top players can earn more than $1 million per season overseas.

12,

Injury

coming off an emo tionally charged win Monday night against their former icon, Russell Wilson, and the Denver Broncos.

a risk – it’s impossible to try to avoid that risk and still win games. Especially

not be available. Broad cast partners also don’t want stars missing tele visedBroadcastgames. rights could have a big impact on the entire situation. The current media rights deal has games tele vised on ABC and ESPN/ ESPN2 through the 2025 season. A new deal is expected to be much more lucrative as ratings have continually grown, and that should directly affect the salary cap and player contracts. Engelbert said the league just had the most-viewed playoffs in 20 years and the mostwatched regular season in 14MLS,years.for example, recently sold its streaming rights to Apple TV Plus for $250 million annually over 10 years, accord ing to “ItsForbes.probably the most important business issue I am focused on,” Engel bert said. “Everything we do accrues the players and absolutely will help the players. If you look at our viewership this year com pared to some of the men’s leagues, we are doing quite well. We doubled one men’s league who signed a very large media rights deal, so I am very optimistic we’ll get some thing very favorable.”

be fair is that he had played a quarterback who was not ready.

“It can change the game in a number of ways,” Stewart said. “More money means you’re not as worried about going overseas.”

5,

6,

• NFL, Tennessee at Buffalo, ESPN, 4:15 p.m.

• MLB, San Francisco at Colorado, NBCSBA, 5:30 p.m.

Leading so comfort ably must have felt so foreign to the 49ers. That’s not because a 10-0 lead didn’t hold up in their opener at Seattle. Go back to last season when they were in sur vival mode so long just to make the playoffs en route to more har rowingNickwins.Bosa opened the second half with his second sack of the season, and that last 29 minutes until the 49ers could rightfully exhale as victors, albeit after losing Lance.

there’s been palpable excitement from not only sports fans, but collec tors alike who are eager to own a rarefied piece of history,” Wachter said. “[The] record-breaking result, with an astounding 20 bids, solidifies Michael Jordan as the undisputed GOAT, proving his name and incomparable legacy is just as relevant as it was nearly 25 years ago.” Cleveland 0 N.Y. Yankees Milwaukee Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 0 Colorado Chicago Cubs 3 L.A. Angels Seattle San Diego Arizona 1 Monday’s Games

The 49ers stretched their lead to 13-0 when Garoppolo completed a 38-yard touchdown pass to a wide open Ross Dwelley, who was among the tight ends covering a second straight game for George Kittle (groin). Once Dwelley dove to stretch the ball across the goal line, Deebo Samuel was among those to congratulate Garop polo, who rushed down to congratulate Dwelley on the 49ers’ second touch down this season.

Sun teammate DeWanna Bonner noted that the additional over seas money is particularly important for players with children and said the new rule can elimi nate off time and family time for foreign players in theEspeciallyWNBA. adamant about the possibility of leaving the WNBA was Storm forward Gabby Williams. A Final Four MVP playing for Sopron Basket in Hungary last season, Williams will be a free agent in the WNBA this“Moneyoffseason.doesn’t touch what we make in Europe, that’s just the truth of it,” Williams said. “I’m young, I have to make those kinds of decisions. I would love to return to the WNBA. What the WNBA decided to do to players like me

makes it complicated.”

sale, the most expensive NBA jersey was a gameworn Kobe Bryant jersey from his rookie season, which sold for $3.7 million in May 2021. The Jordan jersey sold for almost triple that amount, high lighting the demand for the historic souvenir and memorabilia associated with 14-time all-star.

That’s something players and the league can certainly agree on.

49ers

WNBA

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