CVS To Offer Vaccines; A Mayor's Wild Life; Theft Crew: Patch PM

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:

Vaccine Rollout: Sonoma County Supervisors Discuss Next Steps
Sonoma County's current rate of vaccination is far from ideal, said one supervisor.
A Marin County Mayor's Wild Life: From Madam To Public Servant
Sausalito Mayor Sally Stanford was an outspoken, complex character with a big personality that earned her a unique legacy in the North Bay.
Multi-State Retail Theft Crew Busted In Bay Area: Police
The crew was believed to be responsible for stealing $4.5 million from Home Depot stores along the West Coast, police said.
CVS To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines In Nearby Sonoma
Vaccines will be administered starting Feb. 11 at CVS Pharmacy locations in several California communities, including in nearby Sonoma.
Help Police Identify Suspect In Trailer Theft
Police are seeking the driver of a dark-colored Chevrolet pickup truck, possibly a crew cab, in connection with the theft of a dump trailer.
9K Vaccine Appointments Canceled, Reserved For Seniors 75 And Up
Sonoma County made a "difficult decision" to cancel all appointments made by those who did not fit the requirements of being 75 and older.
About 11% Of Marin Residents Have Had At Least 1 COVID-19 Shot
Over 29,000 Marin residents have now received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the county's public health officer said.
Marin County Seeks Input On Corte Madera Creek Project
The County of Marin released an online draft of its environmental impact report for the flood mitigation project.
North Bay Weather Forecast: See What's In Store
Find out if Punxsutawney Phil's prediction will hold true for the Bay Area this weekend.

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