Mural Planned; Standoff; Name Change; Mayor's Message: 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:

• A Petaluma firefighter who tested positive for the virus is recovering well, and test results for 14 fellow crew members were negative.

• Marin residents should not open unsolicited seed packets and contact the Agricultural Commissioner's office, county officials said.

• There is no cost associated with completing the agreement form and making the request, the city said.

• "Our number of cumulative COVID-19 positive tests has grown at a rate much higher than what anyone of us should be comfortable with."

• Dominican University of California is offering a contract tracing course to assist with the county's COVID-19 pandemic response.

• The announcement comes as a Sir Francis Drake statue in Larkspur was removed early Wednesday ahead of a planned protest.

• Sixteen artists or art collectives will be selected to paint a collaborative temporary street mural. Here's what to know.

• A Santa Rosa man was taken into custody on suspicion of false imprisonment, making terrorist threats and violating his parole, police said.

• A man was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment and other charges after the BBs went through a child's bedroom window, police said.

• The 60-year-old North Bay man has remained in custody since his arrest a year ago this month.

• "We are facing challenges unlike any we’ve seen in recent history, and I am proud to work alongside all of you..."