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K-9 Mourned; COVID-19 Cluster; Some Parks To Reopen: Patch PM
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Coronavirus Cluster Among Essential Workers Reported In Marin
The increase in cases over the weekend was due to a cluster of cases among essential workers, Deputy Health Officer Lisa Santora said.
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Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase confirmed the "soft opening" of the parks, which have been closed since March 23.
Solano County Shelter-At-Home Health Order Extended: Coronavirus
County officials say the number of coronavirus cases and deaths in Solano and the region have not substantially improved.
Marin School Earns Green Ribbon Distinction
Only 25 schools and eight districts earned 2020 California Green Ribbon Schools awards.
Police Investigate Shooting Near 7-Eleven Store In Novato
An older model silver Ford Taurus and a white Toyota Camry were seen leaving the area shortly after the incident, according to police.
Mako The K-9 Mourned By Sonoma County Sheriff's Office
The much-loved Mako suffered a medical emergency and was rushed to a veterinarian but did not survive, the sheriff's office said.
Farmers Market To Reopen In Vacaville
It's more crucial than ever to provide fresh, local, hand-harvested produce, the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District said.
Napa City Council To Hold 4th Public Hearing On Council Districts
Community members are invited to participate in Tuesday's remote meeting and provide comment on the draft map of four council districts.
Weather permitting, flights will be coming and going from the Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport and the Ukiah Municipal Airport.
'Such Beautiful Scenery': Petaluma Photo Of The Day
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CA Schools Could Reopen In July; Businesses Will Be Staggered
Public schools may reopen as early as July, along with some businesses, according to a coronavirus reopening plan unveiled Tuesday.
CA Coronavirus Survey: Trump In Disfavor, Job Losses Hit Hard
Nearly six in 10 Californians gave the president poor marks in a Patch survey, but Gov. Gavin Newsom wins widespread praise.
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