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More Coronavirus Cases; School Petitions; SRJC Closure: Patch PM
Today's headlines from across the North Bay.

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:
Coronavirus: Hundreds Petition To Close Marin County Schools
- More than 1,150 people are urging schools and colleges in Marin County to close during the new coronavirus outbreak.
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- "We fully expect to see more cases in Marin," said Dr. Matt Willis, the county's public health officer.
Benicia Cancels Several Events To Combat Coronavirus
- All Senior Center activities are canceled and due to the difficulty in achieving social distancing, many Library events are canceled.
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- Although the Senior Center is closed for events and programs, essential services are still offered.
Local Health Emergency Declared In Napa County: Coronavirus
- The county calls for cancellation of gatherings and events. Visitors are restricted from skilled nursing and long-term care facilities.
SRJC Suspends Classes Amid 'Unprecedented' Coronavirus Situation
- District offices remain open. SRJC faculty and staff intend to use the time to plan how best to continue to serve students.
Canceled: Napa 'Battle Of The Valley' Charity Basketball Game
- The event has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Whether it is rescheduled will depend on future COVID-19 developments.
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Waterfront Property In San Rafael Features 2 Homes, Boat Slip
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Charming Mill Valley House Offers Home Office, Finished Basement
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