suggests the lack of over sight and accountability “opens the door to the potential for a homeless industrial complex that benefits the nonprofits without accomplishing the task at hand.”
The Kremlin is moving hastily to stage sham votes on annexing the regions of Ukraine its forces still control, after Kyiv’s military drove Russian troops from large areas of territory taken in their sevenmonth-old invasion.
The move threatens to escalate the conflict even further, potentially giving President Vlad imir Putin the formal legal basis to use nuclear weapons to defend what Moscow would con sider Russian territory.
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it,” said Dawn La Bar, the Home less Services manager, noting the importance of protecting the resi dents of the shelters as well as the neighborhoods around the sites.
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The City Council took steps Tuesday to make it easier for organizations to provide emergency shelter beds for the esti mated 200 to 250 homeless in theMayorcity. Harry Price urged the council to take action because of the changing weather.
But John Eckstrom, the chief executive officer of Shelter Inc., said he was “befuddled” over the confusion and asked how the city could be confused if it had been paying the two entities for the past three years.
operate,” the staff report to the councilHousingstates.first means those using the shelter do not have to be sober or part of a diversion program to get an emergency bed. However, agencies setting up shelters can opt to include that provision.
The grand jury’s report, “Shelter Solano Inc.: A Review of its First Three Years Operating an Emergency Shelter in Solano County,” is critical of the response of local governments to homelessness and
“It actually requires every department to put their eyes on
that Solano County has already rejected.
Three specific find ings were the issue for the council, each
The grand jury noted its confusion over the separation of funding and services, and the city stated that it concurred.
to live in our community. New applicants proposing emergency shelter services would apply for a permit and would be required to follow the new Emergency Shelter Operational Standards to
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Putin is laying down another ultimatum to Kyiv and its U.S. and European allies with the implicit threat of nuclear escalation, said Tatiana Stanovaya, founder of the R.Politik research group.
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres speaks during the 77th session of the U.N. General Assembly at the U.N. headquarters in New York City, Tuesday.
The permit must be renewed each year, and can be revoked if the shelter does not meet the city’sThestandards.program remains in place as long as the declared shelter crisis exists. The city declared that a crisis existed in September 2018 in order to qualify for the State Homeless Emergency Aid Program.
“This will ensure not only a safe and secure environment, but also a consistent quality of care across all Fairfield shelters and opera tionalize the city’s commitment to providing low-barrier, hous ing-first and emergency shelter services to those without a place
La Bar said in a phone inter view the information provided to the council was not accurate, and that in her experience, the city has never had enough shelter beds
dealing with the separa tion of Shelter Solano Inc, the emergency shelter on Beck Avenue, and its parent company, Shelter Inc.
The council’s action comes about about six months after the council approved a zero tolerance policy for homelessness because, in part, the city staff reported Fair field has access to enough shelter beds – and other options – to house all the houseless and at-risk resi dents in the city.
The council approved an urgency ordinance to create a Homeless Shelter Program and adopted a resolution imple menting a streamlined and less stringent Emergency Homeless Shelter Program permit process. However, new shelter operational standards come with the action.
Annexation, even though it’s sure to be rejected internationally, would likely torpedo any future peace talks, as Russia has said it won’t cede terri tory it considers its own while Kyiv has refused to give up any land taken by Moscow.
A homeless encampment is set up in between North Texas Street and Tabor Avenue in Fairfield, Tuesday. ‘Quality of care’
gas supplies but done even more damage to the export of millions of tons of grain, fertilizer and cooking oil, exacer bating famine and food shortages in many parts
Operational standards address, among other details, admission and denial of admission, hours of operation, curfew, sleeping hours, length of stay, as well as resident rights and responsibilities.
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“The rain and cooling temperatures are going to make it difficult on people,” Price said.
In Moscow, officials said they’d grant the regions’ requests to be annexed if they made them. Former President Dmitry Medvedev, who’s now deputy head of the
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Security Council, said the annexation would be “irreversible” and enable Russia to use “all possible force in self-defense” in the newly-acquired territory.
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He said the grand jury was provided all the con tracts and audits, each spelling out where the funding goes and for what it is Interimused.City Manager
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The so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, as well as Kherson, may hold their votes as soon as this weekend, Interfax quoted officials as saying Tuesday. Ukraine and its allies have denounced the referendums as illegal and few countries are likely to recognize the results. Russian-backed officials in Zaporizhzhia, where they don’t hold even the regional capital, still vowed to move quickly toward a vote.
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My sister has a big birthday this week. I’d tell you how big, but if she knew, she’d kill me and refuse to go to my funeral.
Cousin Sara and her husband Dennis (I call him Bear Man but that’s another story) will host a party for Bobbie, who will be thrilled to see us all, as long as the food is good. (Bobbie’s a mite picky.) I’m sure the food will be good, and plentiful.
We are, for now, the last of our Family Reserve. Fewer in number. Scattered apart. But our children and grandchildren and all the children yet to come will one day take our place and be our family forever. This week we will gather once more to remember loved ones who are gone, but not forgot ten, and to celebrate the birthday of our matriarch, my sister Bobbie.
my husband and I lived in Las Vegas, I flew once or twice a month to speak at events or visit our children.
For example, some rural districts in Texas have gone to four day weeks in order to attract teacher can didates. Florida recently passed a law that allows veterans with at least 60 hours of college course work to teach. Arizona passed emergency legis lation allowing college students to teach. There are many variations.
The women would gossip in the kitchen. The men would smoke and joke on the porch. And the girl cousins would watch the boy cousins try to kill each other with sticks.
Once, as Sara and I planned food for a crowd, I said, “Do you think we’ll have“Don’tenough?”worry, honey,” Sara said. “If we run short, we’ll just put out a few funeral home signs
It’s been more than two years since I boarded a plane, and almost four years since I’ve seen the mountains where I was born, or hugged the necks of folks in a big-hearted family that, despite how I turned out, tried to raise me right.
We had no grand children when we moved there. Then they started coming out of the woodwork. Nine grand babies in 10 years. So we moved back to Cali fornia to be closer to our growing family. Then the pandemic hit and life changed in ways we never imagined.
The bottom line is that shortages do exist, but they vary by region, demographic characteristics, dis trict dynamics, grade levels and subject matter (special education, math and science teachers remain in high demand nationwide).
Fabiola Cineas (VOX Magazine) explains that teacher shortages in one form or another have existed for the past 50 years. What is dif ferent today is “how little America values its teachers.” Many teachers suffer from a widespread crisis of morale and confidence.
A2 Wednesday, September 21, 2022 — DAILY REPUBLIC Our ‘family reserve’ is getting together to mark sister’s birthday BRIGHT spot CORRECTION POLICY It is the Daily Republic’s policy to correct errors in reporting. If you notice an error, please call the Daily Republic at 425-4646 during business hours weekdays and ask to speak to the editor in charge of the section where the error occurred. Correc tions will be printed here. DAILY REPUBLIC Published by McNaughton Newspapers 1250 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533 Home delivered newspapers should arrive by 7 a.m. daily except Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (many areas receive earlier delivery). If you do not receive your newspaper or need a replacement, call us at 707-427-6989 by 10 a.m. and we will attempt to deliver one on the same day. For those receiving a sample delivery, to “OPT-OUT,” call the Circulation Department at 707-427-6989. Suggested subscription rates: Daily Print: $4.12/week Online: $3.23/week EZ-PAY: $14.10/mo. WHOM TO CALL Subscriber services, delivery problems 707-427-6989 To place a classified ad 707-427-6936 To place a classified ad after 5 p.m. 707-427-6936 To place display advertising 707-425-4646 Tours of the Daily Republic 707-427-6923 Publisher Foy McNaughton 707-427-6962 Co-Publisher T. Burt McNaughton 707-427-6943 Advertising Director Louis Codone 707-427-6937 Main switchboard 707-425-4646 Daily Republic FAX 707-425-5924 NEWS DEPARTMENT Managing Editor Glen Faison 707-427-6925 Sports Editor Matt Miller 707-427-6995 Photo Editor Robinson Kuntz 707-427-6915 E-MAIL ADDRESSES FoyPresident/CEO/PublisherMcNaughtonfmcnaughton@dailyrepublic.net T.Co-PublisherBurtMcNaughton tbmcnaughton@dailyrepublic.net Managing Editor Glen Faison gfaison@dailyrepublic.net Classified ads drclass@dailyrepublic.net Circulation drcirc@dailyrepublic.net Postmaster: Send address changes to Daily Republic, P.O. Box 47, Fairfield, CA 94533-0747. Periodicals postage paid at Fairfield, CA 94533. Published by McNaughton Newspapers. (ISNN) 0746-5858 Call Hannah today to schedule your tour 707.862.2222 or email rockvilleterrace.comhannah@rockvilleterrace.comI4625MangelsBlvd.,Fairfield,CA94534Lic#486803653
Stephen Davis Eye on education
M edia sources across America since the start of the 2022-23 school year have proclaimed that a shortage of qualified public school teachers has reached crisis
cies are related to non-teaching support staff (e.g., secretaries, maintenance workers, bus drivers, etc.). In fact, last month there were only about 44,000 unfilled teach ing positions among America’s 98,755 public schools.
I hope Bobbie likes the food.
A good time will be had by one and all, by our Family Reserve and countless others smiling down on us from above.
We were a family, certain we always would be. Then life took its toll. Some of us moved to foreign lands like Califor nia of All Places. In time, we lost our grandpar ents and parents, aunts and uncles, even some cousins. Many of them lie buried side by side on a lovely hill with a view of the BI-LO parking lot.
Stephen Davis is a career educator who writes a column that publishes every other Wednesday in the Daily Republic. Reach him by email at stephendavis71@gmail.com.
teachers or expanded online instruction.
This gathering won’t be nearly as big as some we’ve shared in years past. Our grandparents had 10 children (nine talk ative girls and one quiet boy) and more grand children than they could count. On Sundays and holidays most of us showed up at their house (unless we were deathly ill) to eat the world’s best fried chicken, potato salad and banana pudding.
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omorrow, lord willing (as my grandad would say) and if the creek don’t rise (as my
Critics argue that all-too-often if a qualified candidate can “walk, talk and chew gum” (so to speak), districts are hiring them on the spot. Such practices will inevitably harm student learning by expos ing them to teachers who may be qualified on paper but margin allyHowever,competent.others maintain the crisis is overblown. Report ers Sharon Lurye from AP News and Michael Antonucci from The 74 report there is little evidence to suggest teacher turnover has increased nationwide. They point out that federal pandemic relief funds provided a huge shot in the arm to districts that literally had to close up shop and lay off teachers during the pandemic. Many dis tricts found themselves flush with relief money and not only main tained existing staffing ratios but created new teaching positions (beyond pre-pandemic levels).
It brings to mind a beautiful song by Lyle Lovett that recalls members of his family who are gone, but not for gotten, and describes those still living as the last of the “Family Reserve.”
Four years is too long to be away from people you love. I’m especially looking forward to seeing my sister and brother. But I also hope to see cousins and nieces and nephews and friends who feel likeMyfamily.sister Bobbie is now in a nursing home. My brother Joe, who is blind, lives alone. I’ve had several offers to stay with family or friends. But I plan to stay on a lake where I swam as a teenager; grieved after the death of my first husband; and years later, spent months writing like a house on fire to finish a Thatnovel.lakeand those mountains will always be family to me. Just to see them tells me I am home.
Adding fuel to the fire is the fact that America’s teacher creden tialing programs are shrinking.
and the neigh bors will start bringing us covered dishes.”
Where have all the teachers gone?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the total number of employees in American public schools dropped from almost 8.1 million in March 2020 to 7.3 million in May 2020. Although employment has since risen to 7.7 million, schools still remain about 360,000 positions short. However, most of those vacan
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A recent survey by the Amer ican Federation of Teachers revealed that 75% of respondents (nationwide) reported that teach ing conditions have changed for the worse over the past five years. According to Dirck Roo sevelt (Columbia University), increased state mandates, topdown oversight, culture wars, loss of professional autonomy and the politicization of education are driving people from the profession.
Madeline Will (EDWeek) reported that enrollment has declined by 35% in recent years. Consequently, the pipeline of newly minted teach ers is drying up. Moreover, nearly 50% of new teachers leave the pro fession within the first five years.
Joe said he’d be happy to come to the party, if he can listen to the Clemson foot ball game on TV while we eat. Joe will love the food. He’s not picky about anything but Clemson football.
Sharon Randall is the author of “The World and Then Some.” She can be reached at P.O. Box 922, Carmel Valley, CA 93924 or randall.com.www.sharon
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Vaca museum seeks vendors for festival
Students from Edwin Markham Elementary in Vacaville smell fresh produce at the Slow Food Solano exhibit during Youth Ag Day at the Solano County Fairgrounds in Vallejo, March 20, 2018.
VALLEJO — Police are investigating the sixth homicide of the month in the city after a man shot Monday died after being taken to a local hospital.
The museum is cur rently seeking vendors to participate in the court yard sale. One 6-foot table is $50, and an additional table is $25. Interested vendors should call Pat Zetah at 707-290-3181.
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This is an opportu nity to honor loved ones with food, drink and cel ebration. Bring photos, marigolds and electric candles to decorate the makeshift altar.
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Vallejo records 6th homicide of month
Officers responded shortly after 11:45 a.m. to a report of a shoot ing on the 2600 block of Solano Ave. The victim, a 30-year-old Vallejo man, was found at the scene. Police report he had been shot at least once, was transported to the hospital for treatment but died as a result of his injuries.
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FAIRFIELD — A state Boater Card will be required as of Jan. 1 for anyone 50 or younger to operate a boat.
A closed session follows the public session during which the board will conduct its annual evaluation of the exec utive officer and be updated on fairgrounds property negotiations related to Solano360.
receive reports from its Finance, Livestock and Exhibits and Entertain ment committees, and the Horse Racing Committee will provide information on Propositions 26 and 27, and the potential impacts on the Race Place.
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Day of dead event returns to Vacaville
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This is Vallejo’s 21st reported homicide of the year, the 20th being inves tigated by city police.
The first class is from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 1 in Rio Vista. The registration deadline is Wednesday.
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VACAVILLE — The Vacaville Museum Guild will host a Fall Festi val courtyard sale next month and are looking forThevendors.event will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 15 in the courtyard of the Vacaville Museum, 213 Buck Ave.
The courtyard sale is an opportunity for the community to shop in an outdoor setting, where there will be items for sale, as well as breakfast refreshments. This is a fundraiser for the museum, whose mission includes cultural preservation for all of Solano County.
The event is free and is hosted by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department.Formore informa tion, visit com/civicrec.cityofvacaville.
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is offering four classes to earn the Safe Boating Certificate needed to apply for the Boater Card.
Anyone with informa tion about the shooting is asked to call Officer Bill Carpenter 707651-7146 or Officer Daniel Callison 707-648-4533
VACAVILLE — The Día de los Muertos cel ebration returns from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at Andrews Park.
The other classes, all from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., are Nov. 5 in Suisun City (register by Nov. 2); Dec. 10 in Vacav ille (register by Dec. 6); and Jan. 7 in Benicia (reg ister by Jan. 3).
Boater safety classes available for 50-under
honey production with Bruthus Honey,” he said. “Another is focused on the care and raising of project animals.”
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The Wildfire Smoke Clean Air Center Incentive Program for Vulnera ble Populations “provides portable air cleaners or HVAC upgrades to schools and other build ings that can serve the public when air quality reaches unhealthy levels. More than 75% of Clean Air Centers in the Bay Area will benefit vulner able communities most impacted by air pollu tion,” the statement said.
CAP Solano board to discuss bylaws
The goal is to open more than 300 centers.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the legislation creating the program in October 2019, and $3 million was allocated to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District through the California Air Resources Board.
Lois S. Dittmer July 28, 1919 — Sept. 6, 2022
a statement.“Everywildfire season, we see smoke events impact some communities more than others,” Liane Randolph, who leads the California Air Resource Board, said in the state ment. “These are often vulnerable communities already suffering from persistent air pollution. We are proud to stand alongside the air district to launch the statewide Clean Air Center program to protect those who need it most during periods of increased exposure to wildfire smoke.”
A vehicle traveling in the fast lane swerved to avoid hitting the back of slowing traffic and col lided with two other vehicles. Those vehicles then collected up four other vehicles in the two fast lanes, the CHP spokesman said.
Pool to host floating pumpkin patch
While working at the Fairfield-Suisun Army Air Base, the civilian workers wanted to start a savings and loan. When the word spread, the military members also wanted to be eligible to use the new banking institution so her boss went to work and was able to get the polit ical approval to charter the savings and loan. He then turned it over to his assistant, Lois, and said to her, ‘now get it done.’ She studied, handled all the paperwork and applications, found the first depositor and helped create the S&L that was known then as the Fair field-Suisun Army Air Force Savings and Loan. Later, once the officers and board members of the S&L were in place, she was able to turn over her paperwork and her responsibilities to the board. That little savings and loan
n Accepted the Police Training Facility Roof Restoration Project as complete. Pacific Poly mers Inc. was the contrac tor. The cost was $498,618, about 20% below budget.
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Each entry fee includes one regular-size pumpkin, which the children may swim with, decorate and take home for Halloween.
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Vacaville has served as the fiscal agent for the agency in the past.
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Barbara Haga dorn went home to be with our Lord and savior on Sept. 11, 2022, at home with her husband and mate of 39 years by her side.Barbara was born Dec. 29, 1932, in Cle burne, Texas, to Euell and Dorothy Cosgrove. She has been a resident of Fairfield, California, since 1965. She married Thomas Hagadorn on July 22, 2000, and was his partner since 1983.
She was a member of Berean Baptist Church for 12 years, enjoying Sunday school, potluck dinners and
The recreation pool, water slides and chil dren’s activity area will be open all after noon. There will be arts, crafts and games aplenty to amuse all.
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A discussion on pos sible bylaw changes, confirming a fiscal agent and the impacts from the transition of the organiza tion are on the agenda.
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the fellowship with otherShemembers.issurvived by her husband, Thomas Hagadorn of Fairfield; son nephew,MuggRicharddaughter-in-law,andandVivianofVallejo;andGaryGiese of SanSheAntonio.waspreceded in death by her parents; sister and nephew, Mary Hendrix and Richard Giese of San Antonio.Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 28, 2022, at Bryan-Braker Funeral Home, 1850 W. Texas St., Fairfield. A brief graveside service will be at 12:30 p.m. at Suisun-Fair field Cemetery, 1707 Union Ave., Fairfield, California.
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Lois S. Dittmer, 103, a Fairfield res ident since 1949, died Sept. 6, 2022, of a short illness surrounded by her family. She was born July 28, 1919, to her parents, Emory and Fannie Bell Sell of Dalhart, Texas.
VACAVILLE — The city’s Floating Pumpkin Patch returns with a watery spin on a fallBringtradition.your swimsuit, towel and friends to this family event at the Walter Graham Aquatic Center.
tion and to register, visit com/civicrec.cityofvacaville.
The board is com prised of elected members of the seven city councils and the county Board of Supervisors.TheEvent Center is
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“Thank you to the city of Vacaville for welcoming me and support ing my passion for creating housing for all.”
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District, California Air Resources Board and San Francisco Department of Emergency Manage ment announced Tuesday the first center will be launched in the Bayview Hunters Point neighbor hood in San Francisco.
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“As climate change increasingly drives longer, more intense wildfire seasons, it’s crit ical for residents to have access to clean, filtered air when smoke blan kets the region. Clean Air Centers offer a place for those who may not have access to clean air so they can protect their health from wildfire smoke,” Sharon Landers, interim executive officer of the air district, said in
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Clean Air Centers coming to Solano through state-funded program
A Hidden Heroes of the Greenbelt benefit is planned for the alliance at noon Sept. 29.
n Accepted a $185,000 Califor nia Office of Traffic Safety 2022-23 Selective Traffic Enforcement Program Grant to fund numerous traffic safety activities to include sobriety check points, impaired driving saturation patrols, dis tracted driving enforce ment, motorcycle enforcement and enforce ment operations for reduc ing collisions involving pedestrians and bicyclists. The grant also has travel funds for in-state training and DUI checkpoint sup plies.
the alliance“Duringnoted. her 22-year career, she also worked for her home town, city of Santa Rosa, and the city of San Jose.”
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FAIRFIELD — Members of the newly reorganized CAP Solano-2 board meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Conference Room A of the county Event Center.
The event will take place from 2 to 5 p.m. Oct. 8 at the aquatic center located at 1100 Alamo Drive.
The two fast lanes were closed for more than
90 minutes.Traffic was slowed back into Vacaville.
n Approved a $215,650 agreement with MaintStar Inc. for an upgrade to the MaintStar Asset Manage ment System in Public Works to create customer work orders, capture his torical maintenance data,
n Initiated annexation of the LogistiCenter at Fairfield to Landscaping and Lighting Maintenance District No. 17 wereother2023-24taxesandbourne-Beck-Cordelia)(Chadleviedthespecialandfeesforthefiscalyear.Tworelatedresolutionsadopted.
After finishing high school, she earned her Bachelor’s Degree at Texas Tech College in Lubbock, Texas, and she was a Red Raider for life and always enjoyed watching Texas Tech basketball. She gradu ated from college during the second World War (19391945), and she was needed to support the war effort so she began working as a civilian on an Army air base. She quickly advanced to become the Assistant Civil ian Personnel Officer and soon after, in 1949, she was transferred to California to work at the Fairfield-Suisun Army Base. It is there that she met and fell in love with the air base Assistant Fire Chief, Robert Dittmer, and they were soon married.
Fairfield council marks 235th anniversary of US Constitution
Barbara earned her mas ter’s degree in English Liter ature from the University of California at Davis. She went on to teach Shakespeare, Steinbeck and others at Armijo High School for 20 years, retiring in 2004. She enjoyed jazz and rock ’n’ roll music, going to concerts, dancing and reading mystery novels.
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n Approved a $250,000 Software License and Pro fessional Services Agree ment with Cyclomedia Technology Inc. to acquire current 360-degree street level imagery as part of the city’s broadband strat egy. The funds come from the ServicesIntergovernmentalFund.
located at 601 Texas St. in Fairfield.Thenext meetings are slated for Oct. 20, Nov. 17, Dec. 15 and then the fourth Thursday of each month in 2023.
The program provides funding for county agen cies in the Bay Area to create a network of Clean Air Centers to mitigate the adverse public health
she has set the standard for smart growth devel opment. Of her projects, many incorporate infill housing near transit, pre serving greenbelts, and providing climate-smart housing, including Vacav ille’s Greentree mixed-use development. She is also deeply involved in the city’s housing initiatives including implementation of the Housing Strat egy,” the alliance said in a statement.“Iamgrateful to the Greenbelt Alliance for their recognition of my
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is now known as Travis Credit Union. Bob, a 4th gen eration Suisun Valley native, and Lois worked, lived and started their family here. Lois is survived by her husband of 73 years, Robert Warren Dittmer; son, Jeff Dittmer (Leslie) of Fairfield; daugh ter, Suzanne Bezel (Dave) of Gilmer, Texas; two grand daughters, Stephanie Car penter (Bob) of Tucson, Arizona, and Joanne Can ciglia of Austin, Texas; two grandsons, Robert Dittmer of Seattle, Washington, and Matthew Dittmer of Fair field, California; and
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The call came in to the CHP at 7:41 a.m.
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Bayview Hunters Point residents will have a place to go when smoke from wildfires turns the air unhealthy, and Solano and other Bay Area locations will get clean air centers in the coming weeks.
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VACAVILLE — Two individuals sustained what was described by the CHP as minor injuries in a seven-car collision Monday morning on west bound Interstate 80 near the Cherry Glen Road exit. Both individuals were transported by ambulance to nearby hospitals, a spokesman for the Solano Office of the California Highway Patrol said.
2 injured in 7-car pileup on I-80
The draft Pacific Coast Port Access Route Study is available at includesVistaoperatesactivitieswebinarsmationtheuscg.mil/efedac43,webpage,theCoastroute-study-reports.uscg.gov/port-access-www.navcen.TheGuardalsopostedstudytoaHomeporthttps://cglink.wheremostcurrentinforaboutupcomingandoutreachwillbeposted.TheFederalRegisternoticecanbefoundatwww.regulations.gov.TheCoastGuardstationsinRioandVallejo,whichcoastalpatrols.
westbound SUV plowed into their cruiser, which then hit the officers, the CHPThereported.most severely injured officer was airlifted by a CHP helicopter to a nearby trauma center. The other was taken by ambu lance to a local hospital and later released, the CHPLouiereported.F. Jackson III, 35, of Vallejo, was arrested and booked into Solano County jail on suspicion of two counts of felony drunken driving causing bodily injury, according to jail booking logs.
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The names of the officers are not being released, the CHP said.
Officials with the Solano County Mobile Food Pharmacy prepare to serve produce to members of the community at the Solano County Mental Health Services building in Fairfield, Tuesday.
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There has been signif icant growth of waterway use along the Pacific Coast. We are committed to maintaining a high level of navigational safety for all members of the mar itime community,” Lt. Cmdr. Sara Conrad, activ ities chief for Coast Guard
Applications are avail able through Nov. 1 for women who are making strides to improve their family’s financial situa tion through education andThetraining.award, pre sented by Soroptimist International of Central Solano County, empow ers women to persevere and complete their edu
“The main goal of the (Pacific Coast Port Access Route Study) is to evaluate historic and future waterway usage to determine navigational
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cational goals, paving the way for a better life, according to a pressSoroptimistrelease. Interna tional of Central Solano County serves the cities of Fairfield and Suisun City. Soroptimist is a global volunteer organi zation providing women and girls access to educa tion and training needed to achieve economic empowerment.
Coast Guard seeks input on vessel traffic along coastal waterways
No information about the status of a case involving Jackson was immediately available.
The study recom mends establishing new voluntary fairways for coastwise and nearshore vessel traffic with connec tions to existing and highly regulated shipping lanes.
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risk and provide recom mendations to uphold safety of navigation. To do this, the study exam ined vessel tracking data from the past 10 years and considered environ mental data, existing and planned offshore develop ment infrastructure, and historical marine incident data among other datas ets,” a statement released by the Coast Guard states.
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Pacific Area Port and Facilities, said in a state ment. “This draft study provides recommenda tions that facilitate safe vessel transits along the coast and connect to major port approaches in light of the increasing demand for use of our waterways.”
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The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking public comment on what is being touted as the first “comprehen sive evaluation of vessel traffic patterns that use Pacific coastal waters off the coasts of California, Oregon and Washington.”
“The Coast Guard also considered concerns and recommendations from key maritime stakehold ers and members of the public. Prior to this public comment period, the Coast Guard received comments during two pre
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Dear Annie: Wow, talk about judging your neighbor! While I believe “Angry Neighbor” believes “most politicians” are dishonest and is busy defending the one and only one he or she knows, he or she is very wrong.
Under the spade king, Reggie followed suit with his three. Now time stood still while C.J. decided what to do next.Eventually, he said out loud, “I didn’t get where I am today by not recognizing a discouraging signal when I see one.” He shifted to the heart nine (top of trifle). Reggie won with his heart jack, returned a low spade to give C.J. the lead again, and a second heart through the king gave Reggie and C.J. the first five Kibitzingtricks.behind C.J. was Joan, Reggie’s secretary. She said, “I was initially surprised when C.J. did not continue spades. I thought the spade three was a count card, and I would have hoped Reggie had three spades.”
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). To own a thing, you must have a place for it, and to accomplish a thing, you must have a time for it. Put it on the calendar. Even a remote date is better than none because, without a specified time, things tend to happen “never.”
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). Just when you think you know what you want your life to look like, you discover you weren’t being specific enough. Don’t worry, you’ll have as many do-overs as you need. Start making your wishes known.
CANCER (June 22-July 22).
ARIES (March 21-April 19).
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Send your questions for Annie Lane to dearannie@ creators.com.
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What seems to be a complaint may actually be a cover-up, a brag or a cry for attention, or a gripe about something unre lated to its decoy subject. Listen deeper and see if you can hear what the underlying need might be.
It is one experience to see yourself in a mirror and quite another to see yourself as others do. The view from farther away will teach you something and influence your decisions about what to do next.
do you measure your progress? You don’t have to use the same measuring stick as the others.
There are over 550,000 elected officials in the United States. Most “pol iticians” are city and county officials trying to do a job as imposed by state, federal and local law, but that’s the way it works in a democracy.
Location didn’t matter, whether the signs were in my yard, a friend’s yard, on a private fence (with per mission) or on public land.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21).
Jason Derulo was a child prodigy, having studied opera and ballet and written songs for Diddy and Danity Kane when he was still a teenager. The “Cats” star dips further into the world of acting in the upcoming biopic “Spinning Gold” about Neil Bogart, the co-founder of Casablanca Records. The Virgo was born under a fast-talking, clever Gemini moon, and has Mercury and Mars in harmo nious Libra.
Dear Senior: Thank you for your wonderful letter and pos itive perspective. Hope it finds inspiration for everyone to live their best life.
The right-size challenge will take your life to new heights. If it’s too small, you’ll get bored; if it’s too big, you won’t progress enough to create some momen tum. Success depends on the correct assessment of scale.
You will experiment with goals, guidelines and rules that let you know your life is on track. One pertinent question is: How
of that democracy, and knowing your personal rights is impor tant. Most cities and towns have rules about signage and how long the sign can remain posted. Many cities have a required permit fee to post a sign. Reporting the abuse of over-limit posting is a service to others. “Angry Neigh bor” needs to go to City Hall, ask about the rule involving signage and follow through. — A Citizen Who Was Elected and Served Honestly
Sentimental possessions, by definition, are imbued with meaning and specialness. This is why there can be but a limited number of them. If everything is special, then nothing is. You’ll use this crite rion to lighten your load today.
every sign that was still displayed. This was a city ordinance for both primary and general elections. Candidates get this information when they file for office.
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Dear Annie: As a former candidate, I had sign removal deadline dates that had to be obeyed or I could get fined for
Readers respond to letter about campaign signs after elections
diamonds, C.J. (West) led the spade king. What happened after that?
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Dear Annie: The neighbor who is annoyed by a politi cal yard sign – displayed in a yard two months after an elec tion – can report this to their city zoning department. Look up the city code on the internet and check for yourself: Political and other signs are regulated in residential areas, and there is a time frame for before and after an election for them to be displayed legally. Most likely, someone from the city will knock on the door and ask for it to be removed. This has nothing to do with the candidate on the sign, by the way.
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The title character worked for Sunshine Desserts under C.J., who was always saying, “I didn’t get where I am today by . . . ” doing something.
One of my favorite Britcoms was “The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.”
One thing citizens need to understand is that they are part
Let’s see how Reggie and C.J. defended on today’s deal. Against three
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“No,” C.J. interrupted, “Attitude takes priority over count unless the dummy’s holding makes the attitude known.”“Isee that now,” said Joan.
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You’re in no mood for encour agement, only because the cheerleaders feel unnecessary and distracting. The challenge itself is motivation enough to do your best. Tonight, the humor less will take you seriously, so joking is risky.
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Dear Readers: Many readers offered a simple solu tion to the problem posed by “Angry Neighbor,” who was frustrated that a nearby house kept a yard sign up long after their candidate lost the elec tion. Here are some of the best letters with that solution.
“Angry Neighbor” should call City Hall and ask about the local rules regarding dis playing the signs. My guess is a law may be broken every day it remains in the yard. — A Winning Candidate
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Dear Annie: I will be 80 in October 2022. I do not have a problem with aging. It’s better than theIalternative.readthisyears ago and still think they are great words to live by: “Age is just a number of years . . . It is what you do with those years that keeps you young and beautiful to be near. Age is a state of mind: If you leave your dreams behind . . . you become old. Living loving life . . . blessed beyond measure . . . Going on eighty . . . life gets greater.” — Senior
Here comes a new, glorious, immersive project, requiring you to let go of time and energy drains that were not giving back to you. With the action centered on this new pursuit, your world simultaneouslybecomeslimited yet open in exciting ways. In time, you’ll consider this season of life to be a dream come true. Leo and Sagittarius adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 1, 22, 27, 16 and 9.
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Immersed in a difficult task, it will cross your mind that there must be a better way to do it. Your intuition in the matter is absolutely correct, and inves tigating the hunch will be both lucky and fun.
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One of my favorite Britcoms was “The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.” The title character worked for Sunshine Desserts under C.J., who was always saying, “I didn’t get where I am today by . . . ” doing something.
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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). You never intended to tackle a project on your own, and yet now you seem to be the only one working on it. Perhaps it’s because you’re the one with an in-depth understand ing of what it will take to finish. Teach helpers.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21). Avoid making assumptions about people you meet. If you think you already know where someone is coming from, you cut yourself off
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You’ll start to wonder if you’re following the right plan and if your efforts are really going to do what you need them to. For now, stay the course. If you start experimenting too soon into a process, you won’t know what really works.
North made a limit raise. (If you prefer inverted minor-suit raises, do not change.) Reggie (East) thought about making a takeout double, but he knew that his side was outgunned. (Three spades should go down one, losing two diamonds and three clubs.)
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Biden is expected to roundly criticize that and other aspects of what the administration calls Putin’s escalation. There are concerns that Putin may launch a full-scale mobilization of Russian troops that would sig nificantly intensify the fighting, just as Ukrainian forces have made impor tant gains in retaking some of their territory.
Prime Minister Liz Truss said her government
Russian military bloggers and influential pro-Kremlin figures have been urging Putin to mas sively expand the scale of the struggling offensive in Ukraine, which the Kremlin continues to call a “special military oper ation.” Otherwise, Russia risks more reverses faced with a much larger Ukrai nian force that’s getting billions of dollars of advanced Western weap onry, they’ve warned.
7:24 p.m. — Assault, 1700 block of DOVER CIRCLE 10:44 p.m. — Assault, MAIN STREET / SACRAMENTO STREET SUNDAY, SEPT. 18 9:04 a.m. — Grand theft, 1400 block of LANGLEY WAY 11:14 a.m. — Reckless driver, VILLAGE DRIVE 11:21 a.m. — Assault, 600 block of WHITE WING COURT 1:39 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 300 block of WALTERS ROAD 6:21 p.m. — Reckless driver, BLUEJAY DRIVE / PINTAIL DRIVE MONDAY, SEPT. 19 9:12 a.m. — Fraud, 700 block of CIVIC CENTER BOULEVARD 10:34 a.m. — Fraud, 1200 block of GRAY HAWK LANE 11:30 a.m. — Fraud, 900 block of FRANCISCO DRIVE 12:34 p.m. — Grand theft, KELLOGG/MAPLE STREET 1:01 p.m. — Fraud, 1100 block of POTRERO CIRCLE 2:51 p.m. — Grand theft, 200 block of SUNSET AVENUE 4:01 p.m. — Vehicle theft, 400 block of KINGS WAY
City response: The city concurs with this finding. As with Find ings No. 2 and No. 3, the city will work with other jurisdictions through our role on CAP Solano JPA to create and maintain a comprehensive report to be maintained on CAP Solano’s webpage that will articulate what ser vices are provided by each agency in Solano County. Further, if agen cies are receiving funds, the public report will list each agency, the amount of funding received, what the funding is to be used for, and subse quent outcomes.”
routing Moscow’s forces in the Kharkiv region in the northeast and pushing on the Kherson area in the south. These have been the biggest setbacks for Russia since it pulled troops back from around Kyiv in the spring and led many observers to suggest the tide may be turning in the war.
But those options are elusive. The U.S. ambas sador to the U.N., however,focusthecannotragesasshecrisesispayingUkraine,notconcerntriesforathealsoinatedweeks,whichinsistedThomas-Greenfield,Lindathatthesessions,takeplaceovertwowillnotbedombyUkraine,butacknowledgedthatwarhastriggered“crisisofconfidence”theU.N.“Certainly,othercounhaveexpressedathatwehave–aswefocusonwearenotattentiontowhathappeninginotheraroundtheworld,”said.“WeknowthatthishorriblewaracrossUkraine,weignoretherestofworld.”ThegoaltoshiftbeyondUkraine,wasmade
City response: The city concurs with this finding. The city commits to working with CAP Solano JPA to create and maintain a public report to be located on the CAP Solano JPA website that will provide a list of all CAP Solano JPA and Continuum of Care (CoC) funded agen cies, the amount of funding received, what the funding is to be used for, and subse quent outcomes.
all the more diffi cult Tuesday when Russia-backed sep aratists announced plans to plow ahead with referendums in regions of Ukraine they occupy. Western offi cials have called the vote a sham that would be used by separat ists to falsely claim that the regions – Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia – should be part of Russia and that residents support the idea.
“The United States will never recognize Russia’s claims to pur portedly annex any parts of Ukraine,” said Jake Sullivan, Biden’s national security adviser. “And we will never recog nize this territory as anything other than a part of Ukraine. We reject Russia’s actions
JPA is in the process of creating a public report to be maintained on the CAP Solano JPA website that will provide a list of all CAP Solano JPA and Continuum of Care (CoC) funded agen cies, the amount of funding received, what the funding is to be used for, and subse quent outcomes.
4:37 p.m. — Vandalism, 1400 block of HOLIDAY LANE
11:12 a.m. — Battery, 4800 block of BIRKDALE CIRCLE 1:42 p.m. — Forgery, 1100 block of SANDERLING DRIVE 2:27 p.m. — Hit-and-run property damage, 1200 block of B. GALE WILSON BOULEVARD
But with the annexa tion referendums, Russia is “moving at full speed to create the legal basis for partial mobilization,” said Igor Girkin, a former Russian intelligence colonel who became a commander of the Mos cow-backed separatist forces in Donbas in 2014. Russia’s parliament also rushed through amend ments Tuesday to stiffen
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The U.N. brokered a deal with Russia that liberated some grain shipments, but the success has been spotty.
Finding 2: “The Solano County civil grand jury found it difficult to track money and funding between Shelter Inc. and Shelter Solano Inc. Often, the names of the two enti ties are used. It is unclear which funding sources are specifically awarded to Shelter Solano Inc. and which funding sources are awarded to Shelter Inc.”
would match or exceed the record amount of mil itary aid it committed to Ukraine this year, about $2.6
for the city’s homeless population.“Inmyexperience here and in my role in the city, there is not enough shelter and housing to address the number of homeless here in Fairfield,” La Bar said. She said that is why this program is important.
She and Council woman Catherine Moy asked the council to delay any response to give the staff, and specifically Gassaway, a chance to review at least a sam pling of the contracts to determine whether there actually is any confu sion over the separation of Solano Inc. and Shelter SolanoThereInc.was also some confusion about whether the city’s response was a concurrence to the findings or the recom mendations by the grand jury. Vice Mayor Rick Vaccaro suggested the response be changed to “partially disagree” with an explanation that the city does not agree with the findings, but does agree with the recommendations.
Ukrainian advance in the last few “We’reweeks. absolutely certain of the results of the referendum and determined to carry it out as soon as possible,” Denis Pushilin, Russianbacked head of the Donetsk separatist repub lic, said on his Telegram channel as he made a televised appeal to Putin to accept the region as soon as possible.
of the world, but par ticularly in Africa. As a result, some African gov ernments have refused to join Western efforts to counter Russian Presi dent Vladimir Putin, and the Biden administration hopes to offer reassur ances to them.
penalties for surren der, desertion and other breaches of duties in an apparent effort to boost discipline in the ranks.
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Putin last week vowed to pursue the attack on Ukraine despite the severe losses, saying he’s not “in a hurry” and is ready to step up attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure.
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Nations are “grid locked in colossal global dysfunction,” he added. “Our world is in peril –and paralyzed.”
The program will spe cifically help Mission Samoa with its Project Homeless Emergency Living Program, a tem
Recommendation 4: “Local agency partners work with Shelter Inc. and funding providers to establish a more transparent and reconcil iation method to clearly disclose which funding sources they receive specifically for Shelter Solano Inc. and which funding sources Shelter Inc. receives that are ear marked for Shelter Inc. to provide services in Solano County.”
David Gassaway, who called into the meeting with Police Chief Deanna Cantrell serving the role of city manager, said he does believe the names of the two entities are used interchangeably at times and that can cause someCouncilwomanconfusion. Pam Bertani said one person can look at a contract and be confused even if the details of the contract are spelled out.
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unequivocally.”Otherworld leaders attending the General Assembly, such as French President Emmanuel Macron, joined in the con demnation. Putin is not in attendance and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zel enskyy is the only official who will be allowed to address the assembly remotely by video. The last two General Assem blies were virtual or partly virtual because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Putin is ready to imme diately hold referendums to gain the right (as he understands it) to use nuclear weapons to defend Russian terri tory,” she said. “Either Ukraine retreats, or it’s nuclearPresidentwar.” Joe Biden over the weekend said any use by Russia of chemical or tactical nuclear weapons would draw a “consequen tial” response. “They’ll become more of a pariah in the world than they ever have been,” he told 60 Minutes. “And depending on the extent of what they do will determine what response wouldRussia’soccur.”MOEX stock index slumped as much as 11%, the most since the invasion started on Feb. 24, the worst per formance globally on AnnexationTuesday. would help the Kremlin reas sure supporters there worried by its hurried retreat from other terri tories in the face of the
Butbillion.the overall mood at this year’s General Assembly was grim.
U.N. Secretary-Gen eral Antonio Guterres summed it up, citing myriad conflicts beyond just Ukraine – finan cial crisis and poverty in much of the world and lack of education for children, along with climate and health emer gencies and the prospects of famine. Underlying it all is the inability of world leaders, includ ing the U.N., to solve the“Theproblems. divergence between developed and developing countries, between North and South, between the privileged and the rest, is becom ing more dangerous by the day,” Guterres said. “It is at the root of the geopolitical tensions and lack of trust that poison every area of global coop eration, from vaccines to sanctions to trade.”
4:14 p.m. — Grand theft, 1600 block of JAMES STREET
8:05 a.m. — Fight with a weapon, 2200 block of NORTH TEXAS STREET 8:30 a.m. — Battery, 4400 block of SUNSET AVENUE 10:02 a.m. — Reckless driver, CLAY BANK ROAD 10:03 a.m. — Residential burglary, 400 block of SAN JOSE
The pandemic along with climate change were already depleting agri cultural output and food supplies in many parts of the world. Then Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion cut off shipping from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, plung ing more regions into dire food insecurity. The World Food Program esti mates at least 160 million people are facing possible starvation, primarily in the global south.
City response: The city concurs with this finding. The city is com mitted to working with Shelter Inc. and Shelter Solano to ensure a clear delineation of services and reporting for those served in Solano County. Additionally, CAP Solano
The sudden moves to hold the votes in areas where fighting is still widespread and Russian forces control only part of the regions planned for annexation underlines the Krem lin’s desperation to find a way to counter Ukraine’s sudden battle field successes. Moscow had originally planned to hold the votes earlier this month, but put those plans on hold as Ukrainian theretakenUkraine’sRussianashasvoting,theypationallnizingdisplaced,ofandservicesglingoccupiedtroopsthreatenedcounterattackstopushitsback.Authoritiesinthezonesarestrugtoensurebasicandsecuritytensofthousandsresidentshavebeenmakingorgaatrueplebiscitebutimpossible.Occuofficialssaidthatmayuseonlineatechniquethatbeenwidelyseenatoolforfraudinelections.Sofarthismonth,militaryhasabout10%oflandheldbyRussia,
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porary emergency Pallet Shelter, to be located at 1200 Western St. In a separate action, the council authorized the memorandum of understanding with CAP Solano to help support theMissionprogram.Samoa plans to use the $350,900 of grant funding it secured from CAP Solano to build six 64-square-foot and six 100-square-foot two-bed shelters with cooling, heating and other amenities. Work on the shelters is expected to begin next month.
In the end, Council man Chuck Timm said, no matter what the offi cial response, it will not change how the city is dealing with the home lessTheresituation. were 14 findings, with corresponding recom mendations, in the report. The city addressed eight of those findings.
Finding 3: “Confusion exists in the Solano com munity regarding what services and/or program ming in Solano County is provided by Shelter Inc. and what is provided by Shelter Solano Inc.”
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Meanwhile, the U.S. effort to shore up support for Ukraine got some good news from Britain.
Ukraine detained hun dreds of people for collaborating with the occupation authorities after the Russian retreat and has threatened them with long prison terms.
Recommendation 3: “Local agency partners work together to develop and implement transpar ent reporting of services and programming that clearly differentiates between those provided by Shelter Inc. and those provided by Shelter Solano Inc.”
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By making the occu pied zones formally part of Russia under the coun try’s laws, the votes may also allow the Kremlin to deploy conscript troops there, in addition to the current force of contract soldiers and military con tractors. The Kremlin so far has avoided full mobi lization, aiming to limit the impact of the war on the broader population.
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1:06 p.m. — Trespassing, 700 block of FIFTH STREET
Finding 4: “The Solano County civil grand jury found it unclear which funding sources awarded to Shelter Inc. are specif ically assigned to Shelter Solano Inc. and which funding sources were awarded to Shelter Inc. to provide services in Solano County.”
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Recommendation 2: “Local agency partners establish a transpar ent system of tracking and reporting funds that clearly differentiates between Shelter Inc. and Shelter Solano Inc.”
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He added, “If I can make my recommenda tion to Judge Cannon, right or wrong, without exposing myself or you to that material I will.”
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“The government has a very strong obligation, to all of us, to see to it that this information doesn’t get in the wrong hands.”
In a back-and-forth with Trusty, the special master contended that if “for whatever reason (you) decide to advance any claim of declassifica tion, which I understand is your prerogative, I’m left with the prima facie case of classified doc uments, and that’s the end of it,” using a legal term referring to suffi ciently satisfying first impressions.
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The Queen’s sister Princess Margaret, who died in 2002, was cre mated and her ashes were initially placed in the Royal Vault, before being moved to the George VI memorial chapel with her parents’ coffins when the Queen Mother died weeksWindsorlater. Castle is currently closed to the public and will reopen on Sept. 29.
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The fresh stone now contains, in list form, “George VI 1895-1952” and “Elizabeth 1900-2002” followed by a metal Garter Star, and then “Elizabeth II 1926-2022” and “Philip 1921-2021.”Allfour royals were members of the Order of the Garter, which has St. George’s Chapel as its spiritualWhenhome.Philip died 17 months ago, his coffin
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King Charles III is believed to have flown to Scotland on Tuesday with the Queen Consort to grieve privately, as the royal family contin ues its period of mourning for the Queen.
He and Camilla were pictured in a vehicle which arrived at RAF Nor tholt, reportedly bound for Balmoral – the estate on which the King’s Scot tish home of Birkhall is located.Charles decreed on Sept. 9, the day after the Queen died following her 70-year reign, that a period of mourning would be observed until seven days after the funeral.
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opportunity to be in all these events and have all these achievements at a young age.”
Erica Villegas of Vacaville was the day's low medalist with a 70. Brooke Williams fin ished with a 93 and Racquel McGrath fin ished with a 98.
But it didn’t take long to realize that “the beautiful game” wasn’t for her.
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“I think a lot about that,” she said of the decision to quit one of her country’s most popular sports for one that had little more than a cult following. “I’ve been growing with flag football. . . . I have had the
The 49ers haven’t reached the who’s-that-guy point of the season. But give them another week?
“It gives me the security to know that I can go out there and play as hard as I can without worrying about getting hurt, or
strong comeback season. The Hornets are 2-0 this year for the first time since 2000. In addi tion, Sacramento State has now won five straight road games dating back to lastTheseason. Hornets will try and move to 3-0 Saturday afternoon with a tough matchup at Colorado State.
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General manager John Lynch said the 49ers hoped to sign a few players to exten sions after quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo restructured his contract Aug. 29, lowering his base salary to $6.5 million from $24.2 million. The 49ers have used that extra salary-cap space on two players: They signed punter Mitch Wishnowsky to a four-year extension worth up to $13 million on Friday.
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as quickly as Castillo’s career. And while the global appeal of the National Football League has helped fuel flag football’s rise in Panama and elsewhere, about the only thing the two sports share is the shape of the ball.
Flag football is typically played with five people on a side on a field about two-thirds the size of an NFL gridiron, which makes for a wide-open game played at a break neck pace. That also makes speed, agility and creativity more impor tant than size or brute strength, a reason women and girls are flock ing to the game in huge numbers.
The acquisitions not only provide some sta bility to the Sharks’ group up front but also help prevent the orga nization from having to play too many for wards in the NHL before they’re ready, which could potentially hinder their“Ifdevelopment.aguyearns it, then he’s going to make the team,” Sharks coach David Quinn said last week. “To me, that’s the key to any success ful organization. When you rush a player and give them something he doesn’t deserve, A, I think it’s counterpro ductive to development,
a prime time matchup against No. 7 USC.
Bailey making a solid impact at linebacker for Sacramento State
The best scorer for Vacaville was Erica
In a match Monday, Rodriguez beat Vacav ille 201-258 at Paradise Valley Golf ChindavongCourse.led the Mustangs with a 34. DelaTorre followed with a 35. Castillo (40), Trotter (45), Lee (47) and Concepcion (47) were among the top five.
At a sinewy 5-foot-3, Andrea Castillo looks like a soccer player – something she once was growing up in Panama.
games. Mack, 26, a six-year veteran, was signed to the prac tice squad last yards.thetacklessionatacklesGreenlaw:Sundayhis33despitepick,Davis-Price,week.athird-roundfinishedSunday’sgamehisinjury.Hehadyardson14carriesinNFLdebut.Greenlawsignsextension:wasagooddayforDreHemadealotofandalotofmoney.The49ers’linebackersignedtwo-yearcontractextenandhadateam-higheightasSanFranciscolimitedSeahawksto36rushingGreenlaw’sextension
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sumably had a chance to earn more if he reached the open market in March as an unre stricted free agent. However, he received financial security and eliminated the chance that his value would crater if he suf fered a serious injury in 2022. Last year, Greenlaw played in just three regular-season games because of a groin injury that required surgery.
The MEL teams now resume their head-tohead competition before a second MEL tourna ment at the end of the season. The results of all the matches and tour naments will determine the league champion.
Senior kicker Brandon Talton (Vacaville) missed his first field goal of the season for Nevada, a 57-yard attempt in the third quarter of a 27-0 loss at Iowa. He had been perfect on six attempts previously and made all of his extra points. The game was halted three times by lightning delays. Nevada (2-2) now prepares for a Friday night game at the Air Force Academy.
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She was 12, just entering sec ondary school, when she gave up fútbol for the fledging sport of flag football. It proved to be a good move for the now 18-year-old, who this summer quarterbacked Panama to a bronze medal in the World Games in Birmingham, Ala.
Vanden High School graduate Armon Bailey (30), a senior linebacker for Sacramento State, celebrates after making a stop for the Hornets against Utah Tech earlier this season.
SAN JOSE — The San Jose Sharks in recent years almost no choice but to include some for wards on their opening night rosters who just weren’t ready to play a full season in the NHL.
middle-six forwards Oskar Lindblom and Luke Kunin, and fourthline candidates Nico Sturm and winger Steven Lorentz.
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Flag football’s popularity surging, could become girls new prep sport
Ty Davis-Price suffered a high ankle sprain in Sun day’s 27-7 win over Seattle that will sideline him for a “few weeks.” Davis-Price’s injury comes after the 49ers’ lead back, Elijah Mitchell, suffered a knee injury in the season opener that will keep him out for about twoSomonths.whowill carry the ball when the 49ers visit Denver on Sunday? Jeff Wilson will start and likely will be backed up by Jordan Mason and Marlon Mack. Mason, an undrafted rookie, has played only on special teams in the first two
Junior center Jake Levengood (Vacaville) helped Oregon State’s offense pile up 538 yards of offense, nine touch downs and no sacks in a 68-28 win over Montana State in a game at Portland. The Beavers (3-0) return to Corval lis on Saturday night for
Junior defensive back Luis Vicino Jr. (Vanden) had two solo tackles for Western Oregon in a 35-30 loss to Western New Mexico to open
Women’s flag football is becoming very popular and the CIF is considering adding it as a high school sport.
Senior defensive back Amir Wallace (De La Salle) made two solo tackles in San Diego’s 43-13 loss at UC Davis. The Fairfield resident and his fellow Toreros (1-2) head to Indiana on Saturday for a game at Valparaiso.Sophomore linebacker Zion Booker (St. Pat rick-St. Vincent) was all over the field for Pacific with six solo tackles, one assist, one sack and two pass breakups in a 23-20 win over Pomona-
SANTA CLARA — After the San Francisco 49ers suffered a rash of early-season running back injuries last year, head coach Kyle Shanahan sent justsigned Trenton Cannon into the offensive huddle in Week 2 despite not having a firm grasp on his full name.
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The California Interscholas tic Federation, which governs high school sports in the state, is considering a proposal to certify flag football as a varsity sport. Six states have taken that step already,
Fatum Soumahoro was the top golfer for Vanden. She shot an 87. Zoe Zanani completed the course with a 97 and Maggie Taylor shot a 99.
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In 2019, it was Danil Yurtaykin and Lean Bergmann, and the following year, John Leonard and Joel Kellman made the team, almost by default. None of those players, likely promoted too soon, remain in the Sharks organization.Thenew Sharks regime didn’t want those same mistakes to be Sharksrepeated. general manager Mike Grier bolstered his team’s forward depth with the additions of potential
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play in the Lone Star Conference. Western Oregon (1-2) is back home Saturday to face UT Permian Basin.
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Professional baseball Right-handed pitcher Jesse Scholtens (Rodri guez) is 4-4 with a 4.16 ERA in 34 games for Triple-A El Paso. Scholtens has thrown 80 innings, has started 15 games, has one save and collected 86 strikeouts. The 28-yearold former Mustang last pitched two innings Friday against Round Rock, struck out two and did not allow an earnedCatcherrun. Carter Bins (Rodriguez) has his batting average go up to .200 after spending the bulk of the season under that mark. He has had 280 at bats with 11 home runs, 36 RBIs, four stolen bases and has scored 39 runs for Triple-A Indi anapolis. The 23-year-old Bins went 2-for-3 Sunday in a game against Toledo.
Senior defender Abby Wolf (Armijo) had one shot in 85 minutes for the University of the Pacific in a 2-1 win at Nevada. She played 90 minutes in a 1-1 tie at UC Santa Barbara. The Tigers are now 4-0-6.
Piper Olson contributed two kills, four assists, seven service points and three aces. Jasmine Ting also had four digs, was perfect on 10 serves and had three aces. Olivia Parks also added two kills and three Vandenaces.also won the junior varsity "B" match 25-19, 25-9.
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Senior forward Karla Cardinal (Vacaville, Solano) took one shot in 71 minutes of action and senior defender Brooke Molina (Will C. Wood, Solano) played 82 minutes as Bushnell lost 3-1 to Carroll College and fell to 0-6 on the season.
1961, 61 years ago. Maris’ sons Roger Maris Jr. and Kevin Maris were both in attendance. The only players to hit more home runs in a single season have all been linked to steroidJudge’suse. historic 60th home run came on a 3-1 sinker from Wil Crowe. It sailed 430 feet
Oregon State offensive lineman Jake Levengood of Vacaville looks on after the Beavers beat the Montana State Bobcats 68-28 at Providence Park in Portland, Saturday.
Judge became the first American League player to reach that total since Roger Maris hit 61 in
Third-year starting linebacker Mykal Walker (Vacaville) had an inter ception, deflected a pass and was involved in seven tackles for the Atlanta Falcons in a 31-27 loss in Los Angeles to the Rams on Sunday. Atlanta (0-2) plays at Seattle on Sunday.
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King had 14 service points, seven aces and eight digs. Jada Cuffie added nine service points. Breanna
Sophomore forward Summer Baron (DaVinci Academy) took two shots, one of them on goal, off the bench in a 1-0 win for Chico State against Cal Poly Humboldt. The Vacaville native and her Wildcat team mates are 3-1-2.
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Catcher Troy Claunch (Vacaville) got 69 at bats and hit .275 with SingleA Kannapolis. He had 19 hits and drove in seven runs. Claunch was in the College World Series before signing as a free agent with Chicago White Sox organization.
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Lindsey McLaugh lin (Rodriguez, Solano) picked up three service points, three kills and five digs in Cal Poly Hum boldt’s 3-0 loss to Cal Poly Pomona. In a 3-0 loss to Cal State San Bernardino, she had three service points, two kills and two digs. Humboldt is 1-6.
Vanden improved to 5-1 in MEL matches and 8-5 overall. The Vikings play Wednesday night at Vacaville.Vandenwon the junior varsity match 25-1, 25-1.
serves with six digs and 20 assists.Anaya Thrower had a big match at the net with 10 kills and five blocks.
Junior middle blocker Megan Stanek (Vacav ille Christian) collected
Junior setter Camille Rivers (Vacaville) had four service points, one kill, 15 assists and seven digs for Holy Names in a 3-1 loss at Biola. She had three service points, 19 assists and five digs in a 3-0 loss at Azusa Pacific. The Hawks are 5-7.
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Junior setter Kayla Somonton (Vacaville) had three service points, 23 assists and eight digs for Simpson in a 3-0 loss at La Sierra. Junior setter Emily Hansen (Buck ingham) contributed two service points and two assists. Somonton had three service points, 13 assists and 10 digs in a 3-0 win over the Univer sity of Antelope Valley and Hansen added three service points, 10 assists and three digs. The Red Hawks are 2-11.
It takes a lot for a walk-off grand slam in the middle of a pennant race not to be the biggest home run of a game. But history won’t remember Giancarlo Stanton’s deci sive blast in the bottom of the ninth at Yankee Stadium as much as it
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FAIRFIELD — Sumer lyn Spencer filled up the stat sheet Tuesday with 13 service points, nine aces, seven kills and six digs as the Vanden High School girls varsity vol leyball team made quick work of Will C.Wood, winning at home 25-8, 25-8,Fran25-14.
Heaven Butcher was 13-for-14 serving with four aces. Dara Parks had three aces and two digs. Rebecca Amarettos had a dig.
five service points, three kills, four blocks and two digs as Linfield lost to Wil lamette 3-2. Stanek added four service points, three kills, four blocks and a dig in a 3-1 victory against Lewis & Clark. Lin field is Sophomore5-3. outside hitter Taylor Whyte (Vanden) saw action in two matches last week for Chico State. Whyte had five service points and two digs in a 3-2 win over Cal State Monterey Bay and three service points, one kill and nine digs in a 3-0 loss to San Francisco State. The Wild cats are Freshman3-8. middle hitter Lauren Whyte (Vanden) had one service point and one block for Cal State Dominguez Hills in a 3-0 loss at Cal State East Bay. She did not see action in a 3-1 loss to Cal State San Marcos. Cal State Dominguez Hills is 3-8 overall.
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FAIRFIELD — Vanden High School's girls tennis team lost only one game in nine matches and came away with a 9-0 win Tuesday over Fairfield.
Pitcher Devereaux Harrison (Vacaville) was 1-0 with a 3.97 ERA in his short time with Single-A Vancouver. He also had one save in 11 innings and struck out 12 batters. Har rison finished his college career at Long Beach State in the spring before being drafted and signed by the Toronto Blue Jays.
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The Vikings picked up singles wins from Sasha Smith, Delaney Ramsell, Camille Arca, Jeanelle DelaCruz, Hailey Lam and Danali Hard wick. Vanden won the No. 1 doubles match with Miley Dial and Yuba Grossen, while the other two matches were won by Vandendefault. improved to 4-1 in the Monticello Empire League and will play Thursday at firstplace Vacaville.
will the solo shot, four battersAaronearlier.Judge hits 60th home run to lead off the ninth inning to move the Yankees within three runs of the Pirates at 8-5 setting the stage for Stanton.
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“Onlineaddiction.sportsbetting could make it more difficult for people with gam bling addiction to avoid placing bets,” the legislative analyst wrote in the state’s official voters’ guide. “This could increase the number of people who might need government assistance.”
And it’s not just the online sports betting that tribes fear. It’s what they think would come next: online poker, blackjack and slots – regular casino games that are much more profitable than sports betting.
But private polling shows Proposi tion 26 running far behind and likely to lose along with another, vastly different sports betting initiative, Proposition 27.
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hensive Immigration Reform Act. But Democrats and Repub licans couldn’t get the job done. The right wing balked at rewarding those who committed the misdemeanor of entering our country unlawfully while left wing interests opposed a proposal that would limit nat uralized citizens to sponsoring only their spouse and children, instead of extended family like Melania Trump bringing her parents in after her accelerated naturalization.InKenBurns’ excellent new documentary, it depicts a xeno phobic, anti-Semitic America that wasn’t interested in saving Jews from the Nazi Holocaust. This ugly xenophobia contin ues to this day with how some Americans treat undocumented immigrants.Forustosolve our border problems, those bigots have to get over it or be counted out of the solution. Likewise those
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Proposition 27 would legalize online sports betting. There’d be the same 10% tax and age restrictions as under 26.
A poll published last week by the Public Policy Institute of California showed Proposition 27 is supported by only 34% of likely voters and opposed by 54%. That means we can start writing its obit.
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inals, building or replacing fencing in areas that need it, and more technology in drones and equipment. It would supply more resources at the border as well as hire more judges and attorneys to speed up applica tions of asylum.
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The nation has some of the highest homicide and gun violence rates in Europe. Swedish journalist Paulina Neuding has chronicled this sea change for many years, mostly caused by drug gangs. And as she has written, it’s impossible to ignore the political toxic reality that this violence is dom inated by first- or second-generation immigrants, as the Swedish newspa per Dagens Nyheter reported in 2017. Making things worse, a far-right pro vocateur has been burning Qurans in immigrant communities, resulting in rioting in PerhapsApril.themost shocking develop ment has been the dramatic increase in gang-related hand-grenade bomb ings. Since 2018, there have been nearly 500 such attacks. The United States, with a population about 30 times larger than Sweden’s, reported 251 bomb ings in 2019, virtually none from handWhatevergrenades.your views on immigra tion and the causes of crime, no one should be surprised that major changes such as these have an impact at the polls. Indeed, Sweden’s election returns
It would’ve been cheaper to just bus them to Mar-a-Lago. There’s plenty of space there.
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who oppose deporting crimi nals and those whose petitions for asylum are denied will have to get over it. We don’t have open borders. If we add visas for guest workers, the program will have to be capped and the rest will have to be sent back. Period.
In this fight, the conflicting claims about Proposition 27 have rubbed off on 26 and created confusion about it. Voters are turned off by both measures. They also must realize that more gambling –particularly online – would mean more gambling
“We’ve had trouble introduc ing the sport to young people,” says Gary Fenton, board chairman of Thor oughbred Owners of California. “Our demographic is old.”
Meanwhile,says.an obscene record
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lorida Gov. Ron DeSantis is having a ball sending des perate immigrants to blue states (where they’ll be treated with dignity and respect).
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“If there’s confusion, voters are going to take a hike,” Baldassare says.
Next time, the tracks should pick a better horse.
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It would codify the DREAM ers, people brought here as infants, some who’ve served in the military and gone to college and know only the U.S. as their home. It would have a guest worker program giving people a defined time for them to legally work in the states that would also work toward citizenship.
It is important to note the under standable concerns that the Sweden Democrats are anti-democratic, but the truth is these are largely overblown. The party has grown massively since the days when it was a tiny fringe dom inated by neo-Nazis – two decades ago. Leader Jimmie Akesson says he has purged the party of its racist and fascist elements, and most Sweden Demo crat supporters today are frustrated people who want change. Their chal lenge is to prove to the rest of Sweden that their party has moved on from its uglySweden’shistory.
Another reason for Proposition 27’s failure, I suspect, is its barrage of disin genuous TV ads. They imply that 27 is the solution to homelessness. That’s because 85% of their tax would be ear marked for homelessness programs.
In fact, Proposition 26 is seen by some as a savior of thorough bred racing in California.
This shift among working-class voters occurred nationwide, over whelming the left despite its gains in the cities and suburbs. Exit polls show that the Sweden Democrats received almost as many working-class votes as the Social Democrats, the traditional Swedish working-class party. Just as in Britain and the United States, eco nomic stagnation and cultural issues are causing the working class to move to the populist right.
Voters are fed up with the ad bom bardment and confused, I figure.
“If you’re a sports fan who wants to bet on games, that’s what you need to hear as opposed to a lot of other things,” Baldassare
Andmentioned.withProposition 26 not even pro moting itself, why should voters buy into it? Proposition 27 has always been a lousy bet. They’re both losers.
We should pass bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform. What does that look like? It would have an enforce ment component: Hiring 20,000 border patrol agents, stepped up deportation of crim
Immigration and crime are espe cially powerful issues with these voters, and sure enough that proved true in Sweden.
The country took in more asylum seekers per capita than any other country in the European Union during the mid-2010s migrant crisis, and many of those came from Muslim-major ity nations with very different cultures from Sweden’s. The decision to allow in so many refugees destroyed the gov ernment led by Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt of the Moderate Party in 2014. Governments since, led by Swe den’s Social Democratic Party, have failed to control the ramifications of this surge of immigration, resulting in the toppling last week of Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson. Crime has also become a real issue in Sweden.
But that amount – up to $425 million a year, based on legislative analyst data –isn’t much compared with what the state already is spending: $7.6 billion this
One big reason both measures are losing is that Proposition 26’s main backers, tribes, fear the approval of online sports betting more than they desire in-person sports wagering in their casinos. Their top priority is the defeat of Proposition 27. So, they haven’t been promoting their own measure. No wonder it hasn’t generated broad support. Virtually all their effort and money has gone into pummeling 27.
Henry Olsen is a Washington Post col umnist and a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
Norrbotten County is a perfect example. This far-northern province is a historic bastion of the left, dominated by working-class miners. Social Dem ocrats and the former Communist Left Party typically took close to 70% of the vote there in the mid-1990s. In 2018, these parties plus the center-left Greens won 62%. This year, however, the left parties won only 57.5% of the county, and the Sweden Democrats soared to more than 20%.
Sports betting, which is illegal in California except for horse racing, would also bring more gamblers into tribal casinos. And casino gambling would be upgraded by permitting rou lette and craps. They’re now forbidden in theBettorsstate.would need to be at least 21. Betting on high school or college games would still be illegal. There’d be a 10% state tax on sports-wagering profits at the tracks. The casinos have committed to paying the state 15%.
We’d need to provide a pathway to citizenship for longterm undocumented residents. That would come with strings such as a fine or back taxes and a longer glide path than someone who didn’t enter the country
Tribes currently have a monopoly on casino gambling in California. Voters gave it to them. They feel that’s threat ened by Proposition 27, sponsored mainly by out-of-state online interests, including FanDuel and DraftKings.
It would allow sports betting on professional games – football, etc. – at tribal casinos and four horse racetracks: Santa Anita, Del Mar, Los Alamitos and Golden Gate.
This fact cannot be ignored by any party that wants to govern Sweden –and by extension many other Western countries. Establishment center-left and center-right parties have tried demonizing or excluding national pop ulists from power for years. Nothing has dented their rise. National popu lism will stop growing only when the concerns of its supporters are seri ously addressed.
You can also bet on horse races at home – the one sport California OKs for online wagering. An estimated 60% of horse race bets are placed online, Fenton says. Around 30% are made at 23 simulcast facilities. Just 10% are wagered at Racing’stracks.efforts to bring more people to the tracks weren’t helped by imagedamaging thoroughbred fatalities in 2019. More than 100 horses died at Cal ifornia tracks that year. Since then, the industry has reformed its horse medicating, and deaths have dropped dramatically.Butinthis ballot contest, horse racing has been left in the lurch. It’s never
fiscal year alone. Money’s not the problem; it’s the shortage of wisePropositionpolicy. 27 ads also show some Native Californians sup porting the measure, asserting it would greatly benefit tribes. But this is also Althoughdisingenuous.15%ofthetax – pos sibly up to $75 million – would go to a few tribes without casinos, the vast majority of tribes adamantly oppose 27. The larger casinos currently share nearly $150 million with tribes operating small casinos or none at all.
Political columnist George Skelton has covered government and politics for nearly 60 years and for The Los Angeles Times since 1974.
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show a divide between urban, educated regions and smalltown rural areas similar to that seen in the United States andTheelsewhere.fourcenter-left parties combined to gain vote share in Sweden’s four largest cities and their suburbs, compared with Sweden’s 2018 election. Their collective gains ranged from 4.6 percentage points in the capital of Stockholm to about half a percentage point in Uppsala County, just north of Stockholm. Together, these areas cast a bit more than a third of the total votes.
Tribes believe it’s a threat to their casinos because easy online betting would be allowed at home on a smart phone or laptop. No need to drive miles to a casino to gamble.
$470 million already has been raised by both sides in this TV ad war.
Insteadillegally?ofusing people of color for one’s amusement, how about politicians actually sit down and solve our immigra tionIfproblem?you’vebeen to a sit down or fast food restaurant, super market, drug store or, let’s face it, any store lately, chances
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election is just the latest of a decade-long series of wake-up calls for Western elites. Most keep hitting the snooze button hoping the national popu list challenge goes away. Time to wake up and face the music or get swept away by an angry rising tide.
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They obviously welcome undoc umented immigrants since they’ve employed them in the past and it’s known for being a haven for illegally owned doc uments, so what’s a group of people who’ve entered the country
I don’t have the answers to everything that should be in that bill. Why don’t we at least put together a bipartisan com mission to study the issue and lead to a bill? Politicians on both sides of the aisle love to dem agogue the issue, raise money off of it and do nothing. Solving this problem is another job we Americans don’t want to do but we must. Peace.
But while urban, prosperous Sweden didn’t want to change, the rest of the country certainly did.
A center-right coalition in Sweden narrowly secured victory last Wednesday, anchored by a national populist party called the Sweden Democrats. This has unnerved many in the West, but it shouldn’t. It’s simply yet another example of how the refusal of elites to deal with the legitimate concerns of voters is fueling populist backlash. National populism, a term coined by British political scientists Roger Eatwell and Matthew Goodwin, is today found in virtually every Western nation. Its adherents tend to come from similar social classes – disproportionally mid dle-aged workers without high levels of formal education. They tilt male but include large numbers of demographi cally similar women. They swing to the left on economics, supporting strong welfare states, and to the right on culture. They are fearful of social and economic change that affects their stan dard of living and social status, and they organize to resist that change.
Californians seem content with the gambling that exists. There are 66 tribal casinos, 84 card rooms, 29 fairs with racetracks and 23,000 stores selling lottery tickets.
Or you’ve suffered through slow service due to the establishment being understaffed. With a public anxious to go out after a pandemic, people quitting service jobs over low play and terrible treatment and an unemployment rate of 3.7%, what are employers to do?
The goal is to attract more bettors to the tracks, where attendance has slumped in recent years.
Only recently, on major game tele casts, has the 27 side been telling viewers what the proposition really does: allow fans to bet on their teams without leaving the couch.
Sweden’s populists have surged to power
Coincidentally, we have record numbers of people on our southern border who’d like to come to the U.S. to work. Tons of job openings. Tons of undocumented immigrants. Hmmm. A smart country would seize the opportunity.
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Kelvin Wade, a writer and former Fairfield resident, lives in Sacramento. Reach him kelvinjwade@outlook.com.at
ou’d never know it from the incessant TV ads, but troubled horse racing would greatly benefit from a sports betting initia tive on the November ballot.
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Voters simply aren’t buying what the Proposition 27 camp has been trying to “Peoplesell.believe homelessness is a big problem, but they’re apparently not making a connection to Prop. 27,” said Mark Baldassare, the Public Policy Insti tute of California president and pollster.
This exercise in daily doc umentation was a way for him to cope with the speed of the virus’s toll.
He created these portraits to connect and to cope.
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lockdowns. “There are people who should not be let off the hook,” the artist says of such political responses to the virus, which has killed more than 1 millionBrodnerAmericans.sought to hew to physical and emotional truths. He has an initialism he uses when teaching his art students at New York’s School of Visual Arts:“Don’t“D.M.I.U.”Make It Up – I write that on their papers,” says Brodner, underscoring that “when you’re drawing a face, you have to really look at the face.” He adds: “You’re consciously or uncon sciously entering into that person’s world.”
“I felt when I started to do them that I was stopping time just a little tiny bit,” the author says by phone from Manhattan. “I want to look at their faces. I want to hear their stories. I want to hear their voices, if pos sible.” (Disclosure: Brodner has
The book illuminates sac rifice and support, disregard and denial. And it gathers a cumulative force as its human mosaic grows more intri cate. On one page is a medical worker making do with too little equipment; on another is a pol itician seemingly making up information that has too little basis in fact.
OnceCovid.the artist read about Kelly, he was moved to create a tribute“Thisimage.young man essen tially gave his life to save his patients,” Brodner says. “According to his family, he just felt it was really necessary to keep going to work – to be there for these sick people.”
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Yet Brodner, 67, says much of his half-century-long career has involved imbuing his art with his pointed outlook. So, increasingly, he drew other voices and news stories that also reflected the pandemic era, particularly as he realized that the U.S. Covid response exposed ways in which “we are not all in this together.”
That approach heightens his sense of artistic sympathy. In his studio or at his dining room table late at night, he would become overwhelmed with sadness: “I would sit and feel the loss.” He didn’t know any of the victims he rendered, yet he felt such a strong emo tional bond that he would weep. (Brodner, who is vaccinated and boosted, notes that neither he nor his acupuncturist wife has contracted Covid.)
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Steve Brodner sat in his Upper West Side art studio in the spring of 2020, absorb ing the obituaries as the whir and cry of dead-of-night ambulances broke the city’s disquieting silence. It was all moving too fast.
So Brodner, an illustra tor and political caricaturist, carried out one personal act each day. He would pick up his pen and brush to spotlight a prominent aspect of the coro navirus pandemic from the current news cycle – one face or event at a time.
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As Brodner chose whom to spotlight, he was particularly affected by the loss of a nurse, a cancer-surviving boxing coach, musicians and Nick Cordero, the Broadway actor who died in the summer of 2020, at age 41.
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“Like a kind of a gravestone, or a little memorial card that you would slip into a wall or display.” Some loved ones of the victims sent notes of apprecia tion to him.
Brodner began to draw from a photo of Kelly. He then posted the artwork on his social media accounts. “I looked at it and thought: Yeah, let’s do more.”
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In one Brodner portrait, a Houston medical worker describes how he has to tell some Covid patients: “I don’t have enough beds for you.” In another illustration, a woman at a Houston rodeo says of masking: “It’s against our constitutional rights. They shouldn’t be able to dictate what I “Livingwear.”&
The artist wanted each por trait he shared on social media to stand as a marker – as “a symbol for that life,” he says.
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Day after day, name after name, he couldn’t shake the sense that Covid-19 victims were dying in waves too great for them to be properly appre ciated. As the lockdown lasted, he thought: “We’re losing these people and they’re really important, even though we’ve never heard of most of them.”
East, knowing his partner had led a singleton, returned the spade two at trick two – a suit-preference signal for clubs. West ruffed and switched to a club. Declarer won in the dummy and played a trump. East put up his ace and led another spade, but declarer ruffed high, drew East’s last heart and claimed.Eastwas unrealistic in expecting West to be able to overruff South on the third round of spades. South had to have all of the missing 21 points as East could see the four jacks. East should have considered his target. Four tricks were needed, not three. East must organize a club ruff before giving West his spade ruff. At trick two, East should shift to the club seven. Declarer will win in the dummy and play a heart, but East wins that with the ace and leads the spade two. West ruffs and, reading East’s card as a suit-preference signal, returns a club. East’s ruff defeats the contract.
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The spirit of the project, though, was sparked by KiousKelly,Kelly.48, was a nurse at Manhattan’s Mount Sinai West hospital who contracted the virus in March 2020. He is believed to be the first New York health-care worker to die of
Selma Blair presents the award for Outstanding Drama Series onstage during the 74th Emmy Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, Sept. 12.
compliments.“Myonly note was that it wasn’t longer. It felt too short,” Hough said. “It was beautiful.”
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The couple received 28 points out of 40, keeping them in the running for the Mir rorball trophy, for now. Beyond the love from the live audience and judges, Blair’s moving dance also earned pos itive reaction from fans on social media.
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“I’m so so proud of you!!!!!! Wow wow what an angel!!!! Float ing!!!!!! Bravo!!!!!!!!!,” Kris Jenner replied to Blair’s Instagram video.
Prior to showing off her dancing skills, Blair said the chance to join the long-running com petition series amid her battle with MS was “so powerful to me.” She was diagnosed with the disease in 2018.
Judge Carrie Ann Inaba praised Blair who “danced like a true“I’martist.”just so touched as somebody who is from the invisible illness com munity – seeing you come out here with your circumstances and just making everyone aware that you are fully able to do and achieve any thing you put your mind to,” a teary-eyed Inaba told the pair. “That was so powerful.”Fellowjudges Bruno Tonioli, Len Goodman and Derek Hough all shared similar
perfor mance marked Blair’s first, but the “Introduc ing, Selma Blair” subject already got a stamp of approval from former “DWTS” contestant and Olympic gymnast Nastia
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While the routine fea tured the basics of a classic waltz, the duo closed with one trick that left audiences cheering. In their final seconds, Farber spun Blair on the floor as she circled her arm above her head.
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Tribune ConTenT AgenCy Selma Blair, who has been vocal about living with multiple sclero sis, isn’t letting the disease get in the way of her “Dancing with the Stars”Thespotlight.“Cruel Inten tions” star, who usually uses a support cane, performed a slow and emotional Viennese waltz with dance pro Sasha Farber during the show’s Season 31 debut Monday on its new home of Disney+. Donning a flowing gown, Blair performed slow turns and dips with Farber to Dave Cook’s “The Time of My“ThisLife.”night will go under my pillow of sweet dreams for the rest of my life,” Blair said Monday in an Instagram post of her debut dance routine.
“YouLiukin.areinspiring an entire nation and gen eration . . . so proud of you both @Sasha Farber @SelmaBlair,” the gold medalist tweeted on Monday.
“Inspiring, tena cious, beautiful and with so much elegance that made me cry from begin ning to end. What a powerful and profound performance,” another user commented to the actor’sMonday’spost.
“I’m grabbing at every joy we have in life and this is one of them,” she said.
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The Port of Long Beach, and the adja cent Los Angeles port, together handle 40% of U.S. container imports. Over the past several years, supply chain chaos, record-break ing trade volumes and the pandemic-fueled boom in e-commerce have highlighted weak nesses in the ports’ infrastructure – includ ing its contribution to the region’s poor air quality, which ranks among the worst in the U.S..
Container ships at the Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles, Nov. 16, 2021.
seats will also feature the oversized entertain ment screen, wider and cushier seats and “head rest wings” that give some privacy from people in neighboring seats.
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There’s already evi dence of communities putting industrial initia tives on hold. Some city councils in the Inland Empire – a warehous ing and logistics mecca located southeast of Los Angeles – are placing moratoriums on new industrial developments to more closely examine the impact they’re having on the “Wecommunity.shouldnot fear this focus on sustainabil ity and fear losing cargo because we are trying to take care of our commu nities,” Garcia said. “If it means we’re going to be green and have cleaner air, and do right by the community – and that causes us to lose some cargo to other ports –I’m OK with that. It can’t come at the cost of peo ple’s lives.”
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In another initiative, the Port of Long Beach is also due to begin next year a project to connect the port’s terminals to trains, which is billed
in 2018. Claire’s jewelry and accessories are now available in more than 2,500 stores across the U.S., up from about 1,300, the company said.
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of mostly diesel-powered trucks that operate in and around the ports, hauling cargo off the docks to distribution centers and warehouses.InApril,cargo owners began paying a new fee averaging about $10 to $20 per load that goes to a Clean Truck Fund, helping subsidize the move toward zero-emis sions fleets. While the investments mark a step toward electrifying cargo transport, those efforts must also co-exist with plans to expand charg ing-station infrastructure, especially to give options to truck drivers on longerhaul routes, said Garcia.
After years of “unmit igated growth,” the U.S.’s busiest port complex is facing calls to lower its carbon footprint from Southern California com munities plagued by the health and environmental impacts, said Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia.
The Hertz Corp. is planning to order up to 175,000 electric vehicles from General Motors Co. over the next five years for its rental fleet, the compa nies said Tuesday.
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The companies believe this move “is the largest expansion of EVs among fleet customers and the broadest” since it will include vehicles from multiple segments at varying price points.
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Claire’s also operates mini standalone stores within Walmarts in more than 360 locations, though none are in the Chicago area. Ear piercings are available at the compa ny’s store-within-stores. The company has part nerships with more than 30 other retailers, includ ing CVS and Albertsons, but Walmart is its only store-within-store partner.
“It makes zero sense to add more diesel and dirty trucks onto the free ways,” he Garcia,said.a two-term Democratic mayor who is running for a House seat in the November mid-terms, said he would use his position in Con gress to fight for changes to federal maritime laws to rein in highly-polluting cargo vessels. Research cited by the Ameri can Lung Association shows that ships’ pollu tion levels from a 20% increase in cargo volume at the Los Angeles and Long Beach hub over nine months in 2021 were equivalent to the emis sions that would spew from 5.8 million cars and 100,000 diesel trucks.
“There are a lot of jobs tied to the port, clearly, but the impact on the pollution side is real,” Garcia said in an inter view at Bloomberg’s Los Angeles bureau. “They want to know when we talk about ports growing – when we talk about Long Beach – that it has to grow in a way that’s headed toward zero-emis sionGarciagrowth.”said efforts are underway to cut emis sions from the thousands
Airlines have been upping the competition for high-end experiences on long-haul travel, banking on the fact that wealthy travelers going overseas are willing to spend much more. A Flagship First Class ticket on American from DFW International Airport costs about 350% more than an economy seat.
Tween jewelry retailer Claire’s expands to more Walmart stores
The partnership with Hertz isn’t sur prising and could be one of several involv ing GM. In May, The Detroit News reported GM was in talks with mul tiple rental car companies, includingDuringHertz.GMCEO Mary Barra’s keynote speech at the Consumer Electron ics Show earlier this year
“With these new loca tions, we’re excited to build on the success we have seen with our part nership and our own expanding consumer products business to reach more customers where they live and shop,” said Claire’s CEO Ryan Vero in a statement.
American Airlines is overhauling its most exclusive seating on longhaul jets, adding “private suites” with lay-flat seats that could compete headto-toe against premium foreignAmericancarriers.will bring its new “Flagship Suites” seating arrangement to new Boeing 787-9 and Airbus A321XLR jets that are set to arrive in 2024, ditching the old “firstclass” in exchange for a pseudo-private enclave aboard a plane that fea tures a door that closes, a television screen and a chair that lays completely flat for Americansleeping.will also retrofit 20 of its Boeing 777 jets, the largest plane type in its fleet, to add as many as 70 of the
Hertz will offer GM EVs across all brands: Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac and also Bright Drop, with first deliveries of the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Bolt EUV expected in the first quarter of 2023
The Flagship Suites that are set for new Boeing 787-9 jets coming in 2024 will feature closing doors, lay-flat seats and private entertainment screens.
the Flagship Suite seats will offer customers a truly private premium experience on our longhaul fleet,” American’s vice president of cus tomer experience Julie Rath said in a statement.
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Hertz already has tens of thousands of EVs avail able to rent at 500 Hertz locations in 38 states. Its goal is for 25% of the fleet to be electric by the end of GM2024.intends to increase deliveries to Hertz as it rapidly scales EV produc tion between 2023 and 2025. The Detroit auto maker plans to have annual production capac ity of 1 million EVs in North America by 2025.
Flagship Premium seats and 44 of its new Premium Economy seats, also a feature on the new 787-9 and Airbus“TheA321XLR.arrival of new long-haul aircraft and the customized seat design of
The upgraded Premium Economy
For example, a roundtrip flight in economy from DFW to London Heathrow in midOctober is selling for about $3,960 and a First Class ticket on the same itinerary is $10,933.
Tween jewelry retailer Claire’s announced it had expanded its part nership with Walmart Tuesday, nearly doubling the number of stores its jewelry and acces sories are available in nationwide.The expansion includes eight Chicagoarea Walmart stores in Huntley, Lockport, Oswego, Aurora, Rolling Meadows, Montgom ery, Country Club Hills and Homewood. Prod ucts will be rolled out at two additional yet-tobe-named locations this fall. Before the expan sion, Claire’s products were sold in more than 40 area
nershippiercings,tinationknownEstates-basedClaire’s,Walmarts.theHoffmanretailchainasapopulardesforteenageearbeganitspartwithWalmart
Hertz made a splash last fall when it announced it would offer “the largest EV rental fleet in North America and one of the largest in the world” with an initial order of 100,000 Tesla electric vehicles. The company hired former Michigan quarterback and NFL star Tom Brady to market the $4.2 billion deal.
in Las Vegas, Enterprise Holdings, a major rental car company with the brands Enterprise, Alamo and National, expressed interest in the Chevrolet Silverado EV, which will be available next year.
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Thursday’s3Game at Cleveland, 5:15 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO at Denver, 5:15 p.m. New Orleans at Carolina, 10 a.m. Houston at Chicago, 10 a.m. Kansas City at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Buffalo at Miami, 10 a.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 10 a.m. Baltimore at New England, 10 a.m. Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. Las Vegas at Tennessee, 10 a.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 10 a.m. Jacksonville at L.A. Chargers, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Rams at Arizona, 1:25 p.m. Atlanta at Seattle, 1:25 p.m. Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 1:25 p.m. Monday’s Game Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 5:15 p.m.
Tight end sidelined: Tight end Tyler Kroft suf fered a sprained MCL
minor league guys that are probably up before they’re ready,” forward Nick Bonino told the Sharks Audio Network recently. “I know it ben efited me to play (69) games in AHL.
St. Louis at San Diego, 6:40 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m. Thursday’s Games SAN FRANCISCO at Colorado, 12:10 p.m. Seattle at OAKLAND, 12:37 p.m. L.A. Angels at Texas, 11:05 a.m. Minnesota at Kansas City, 11:10 a.m. St. Louis at San Diego, 1:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 3:35 p.m. Toronto at Tampa Bay, 3:40 p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Houston at Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 4:15 p.m. Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 4:15 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 7:10 p.m.
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The NFL is also on board.
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The Rams and Char gers are sponsoring a league that includes 16 girls’ flag football teams in Southern California, and more than 10,000 girls are playing in NFL-spon sored leagues around the country. At the college level, 18 National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athlet ics schools in 10 states are playing women’s flag football this season, as are a handful of schools at the National Junior College Athletic Assn.
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“That’s the beauty of flag football. Everyone can play. It’s accessible and inclusive,” she said. “We don’t have any problem with the gender thing in Panama with flag football. Women have been represented a lot and play football and we have done a greatDianajob.” Flores of Mexico City was drawn to the sport when she was 8. Her father –who played quarterback for Monterrey Tech, Mexico’s top college program – took her to a practice and she was hooked, quitting piano and dance lessons to play flag football instead.
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there has not been access necessarily for girls to play in a safe way,” he said. “So through this pilot program, we wanted to make sure that we give girls an opportu nity to have ownership of their own sport, to grow their sport, to create that passion, that desire.
Thegirls.”sport also has a large following in Latin America, thanks in part to the simplicity of the game. Like soccer, all it requires is a small open space, a ball and a handful of friends.
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And gender doesn’t matter, Castillo said.
“As a whole, last year was just a littlelearningplayingablesdefinitelysaidpowerdifferentfidence,beltto55andversityseasonsseasonwithalsoroundSharks’thefirstwithgroup,theplayedwithwhile,broughthalfaDahlen’stheofDakota,in36hadn’tWeatherbymoreanotherSharksninereturnedturnedopenerinmadecamprosterallandDahlen,Rookiesstruggle.”JonathanWilliamEklund,JasperWeatherbymadetheSharksoutoftraininglastseasonandtheirNHLdebutsSanJose’sseason-onOct.16,2021.Eklundhadjust19andwastoSwedenafterNHLgames,asthefeltheneededyeartobecomephysicallymature.was23butplayedmorethanregularseasongamesthreeyearsatNorthandspentmostthesecondhalfofseasonintheAHL.gamefelloffcliffinthesecondandhewasnotback.ScottReedy,meanbeganlastyeartheBarracuda,bigminutesintop-sixforwardandhad23points,14goals,inhis23AHLgamesofseason.Reedy,the2017fourth-draftpick,hadplayed17gamestheBarracudathebeforeafterfourwiththeUniofMinnesota,has35pointsinAHLgames.“Itwashugeformegetgamesundermythere,buildmyconplayinsomeroles,buildplaytime,”ReedyoftheAHL.“There’salotofvaluthatIbuiltonjustintheAHLandtheprogameabit.”
trying to stay healthy for the whole year,” Greenlaw said. “I can cut it loose and play ball and have fun.”
The 49ers have just two healthy tight ends, Ross Dwelley and Charlie Woerner, although Sha nahan said George Kittle (groin) has a chance to play against the Broncos after missing the first twoShanahangames. indicated the 49ers considered playing Kittle against the Seahawks.
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“As we look at inclu sion and opportunity,
“There are boys-only sports, right? Now let’s create opportunities for
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against the Seahawks that will sideline him for a “few weeks,” Shanahan said.
Because there were no teams at the time for girls her age, she had to compete against players twice as old.
and at least 20 others are exploring it.
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Greenlaw, a 2019 fifthround pick, ranked second on the 49ers in tackles in his first two seasons with 92 and 86, respectively.
Withlevel.more than half a million participants and 1,640 active leagues, according to the NFL, flag football is among the fastest-growing sports in the“YouU.S. can see the opportunity, and now to introduce the sport to high school girls, this is a generational impact that we’re having,” said Jon athan Franklin, director of social justice and football development for the FranklinRams.said the NFL has emphasized girls’ flag football because virtually every high school in the country has a tackle-football program for boys.
“I think when Mike and I talked, he cer tainly feels strong that these guys have to earn their opportunity. We can’t just give it away because they’re a good young gotafinishtheirlineMarchmoreTheatheytablewereledNHLwithforrecordreasons,absences,Covidww-19-relatedIELC.yearleau,centerthetobeenchallengebutclub’scontractswardsitregularforcarryThetowaiversmorecontracts,12theWithprospect.”theadditions,Sharksnowhaveforwardsonone-waywiththreeplayersrequiringtobeassignedtheAHL’sBarracuda.Sharkswilllikely13or14forwardsthemajorityoftheseason.Thatdoesn’tmakeimpossibleforforonentry-leveltocrackthebigrosteroutofcamp,itwillbeagreaterthanithasoflate.“Ididn’texpectitbeeasytoplayinNHL,”saidSharksThomasBordenowinthesecondofhisthree-year“Atthesametime,justwanttoplay.”Becauseofinjuries,andotherafranchise-18rookiesplayedtheSharkslastseason11makingtheirdebuts.Bothmarkstheleague.Thoseexperiencesnodoubtunforgetforeachplayer,butdidn’tcomewithoutfewgrowingpains.Sharksdressedrookiesafterthe21tradedeadandwonjustfiveoflast20gamesto32-37-13.“Ithoughtwehadgoodteam,butguyshurt,andthereare
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