Sculpture Vandalized; SMART Deal; Graton Reopens: 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:

Sir Francis Drake Sculpture Vandalized In Marin County

• A group of protesters rallied Wednesday in Larkspur in support of the removal of the Sir Francis Drake sculpture.

Suspected DUI Driver Fails To Negotiate Roundabout: Petaluma PD

• A Petaluma man hit street signs and a mailbox before he wound up in a ditch, police said.

Gyms, Nail Salons Among Napa County Businesses Allowed To Reopen

• Businesses including movie theaters, massage therapy and gyms can now reopen in Napa County, whereas face coverings are now mandatory.

SMART To Fund 2nd Petaluma Station With Real Estate Deal

• In a real estate transaction expected to close escrow in November, SMART is selling a 4.48-acre property for $8 million.

Firefighters Conduct Controlled Burn In Marin County

• Smoke may be visible from nearby communities, fire officials said.

Summer Dam Will Not Be Installed At Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach

• Due to COVID-19, Sonoma County Regional Parks will not install the summer dam on the Russian River at Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach.

Graton Resort & Casino Reopening: What To Know

• Graton has reopened. Here's what to know about temperature checks, face coverings, casino games, services, events, social distancing & more.

Traffic Alert: Caltrans To Pave Hwy 37 In Sonoma County

• One-way traffic control will be in effect as the eastbound lane is paved, Caltrans said.

Job Openings In NorCal: Businesses Hiring Amid Coronavirus

• As unemployment remains high across California, many companies are still looking to hire.