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Matt Garcia s legacy continues to leave an impact on Fairfield

Matt Garcia s legacy continues to leave an impact on Fairfield
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Sept 11 a good day to pray, Fairfield pastors, others say

Sept 11 a good day to pray, Fairfield pastors, others say
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Courtemanche wraps up 2020 with 90-plus mile awareness run

Courtemanche wraps up 2020 with 90-plus mile awareness run FAIRFIELD He did it. Raymond Courtemanche wrapped up his seven half-marathons Thursday, run over seven days in seven cities. He began Christmas in Rio Vista. A map, and a little math, added another 1.5 miles to his course that day. The rain came down Monday in Dixon and he ran in rain-soaked wear. His GPS didn’t work for about a mile Wednesday in Suisun City, so he ran the extra mile. He logged more than 90 miles over the span, the majority on one pair of running shoes. As the new year begins, Courtemanche will get some extra sleep as the new year begins.

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Fairfield welcomes 2 new council members, 2 returnees

Fairfield welcomes 2 new council members, 2 returnees Both had sought council seats in prior elections. The Nov. 3 election was the first done by district. Panduro will represent District 5 and serve a two-year term. Tonnesen will speak for District 2 for the next four years. Rick Vaccaro and Vice Mayor Pam Bertani were re-elected to the council but for the first time representing a district rather than the entire city. Vaccaro represents District 4. Bertani ran unopposed and represents District 6. This slideshow requires JavaScript. After the new members were sworn in, the council voted unanimously, on Mayor Harry Price’s nomination, for Vaccaro as vice mayor.

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HACHR Blasts Eureka Council Majority in Wake of Last Night s Decision; Vows to Keep Fighting; Says The Time For Compromise is Over

Press release from the Humboldt Area Coalition for Harm Reduction: Last night’s special meeting held by the Eureka City Council was called to hold a vote to suspend the Syringe Exchange Program (SEP) at HACHR within the city of Eureka. HACHR would first like to thank all individuals who spoke out about this issue in support of HACHR. Although the weight of testimony was 40-15 in HACHR’s favor, and though science was as always on the side of harm reduction, Eureka City Council members Bergel, Allison and Messner voted to restrict all SEP operations in the City of Eureka at the special

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