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Attempted Lewd Act With Girl; Rental Assistance Fund: Patch PM

Today's headlines from across the North Bay.

Teryl Avery Lange, Jr. is shown in a Sonoma County jail booking photo.
Teryl Avery Lange, Jr. is shown in a Sonoma County jail booking photo. (Sonoma County Sheriff's Office)

NORTH BAY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties that people are talking about today:

Marin Supes Double Size Of Coronavirus Rental Assistance Fund

After the safety net fund was established in March, 1,475 requests totaling $2.4 million for rental assistance were received.

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Face Coverings Mandatory On SMART Trains: Coronavirus

SMART is requiring all riders to wear face coverings in accordance with public health orders for Marin and Sonoma counties.

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"Small shipyard grants play a significant role in supporting local communities by creating jobs for working families."

2 Boys Reported Missing Have Been Found, Santa Rosa Police Say

The 10- and 12-year-old boys have since been located, police say.

Petaluma Police Accuse Man Of Attempting Lewd Act With Girl, 14

Police say the 25-year-old was arrested at a high school where he thought he was meeting the girl— but detectives were waiting for him.

Building Fire Near Cathedral Of St. Eugene Causes $400K In Damage

Santa Rosa firefighters found multiple indicators that transients were occupying the building but did not find anyone inside.

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Over A Million California Students Still Lack Access To Remote Learning

One in five children in California lack devices or internet connection necessary for remote learning.

Newsom Targeted By Legislators, Protesters

Some Californians are getting antsy.

The Inside Story Of How The Bay Area Got Ahead Of The Coronavirus Crisis

San Francisco issued the nation's first stay-at-home order, likely saving thousands of lives and charting the course for much of the US.

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