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Thousands gather at Sacramento Capitol building for women’s rights

City NewsJanuary 26, 2017
More than 600 women’s marches held throughout the world In response to the recent election and inauguration of President Donald Trump, thousands of women’s rights activists rallied in front of the California State Capitol Building on Jan. 21 to join in the fight to protect equal rights for women and for all. “Ladies, and those […]
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Islamic Center of Davis victim of hate crime

City NewsJanuary 25, 2017
Local Masjid had broken windows, slices of bacon on door The Islamic Center of Davis was the victim of vandalism early on the morning of Jan. 22, the suspect of which appears in a surveillance video as a female with long hair. Windows of the Masjid were broken and bacon was put on door handles […]
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Love Laundry accommodates student schedules with extended hours

City NewsJanuary 24, 2017
New, modern laundromat spreads love, laundry around Davis Adding to the ever-growing, enriched Davis community, Love Laundry opened as the second laundromat in town. While The Laundry Lounge on Hanover Dr. remains open, this new laundry facility caters to residents on the east side of town. Love Laundry is located at 1776 E. 8th St. […]
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Yolo County Farm Bureau to honor Local Winery

City NewsJanuary 23, 2017
Farmer advocacy organization will honor Heringer Estates Family Vineyards and Winery at 103rd annual meeting When it comes to dealing with the challenges of farming and agriculture, Yolo County farmers are not alone. The Yolo County Farm Bureau — a local farmer advocacy organization — provides political representation to Yolo County farmers. Gretchen Schauer, a […]
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Chinook salmon spawning in record numbers in Putah Creek

City NewsJanuary 22, 2017
UC Davis researchers receive funding for salmon study Record level numbers of Chinook salmon have been spawning in Putah Creek this winter, likely as a result of improved drought and habitat conditions and various management practices in the region. “Around 1,500 salmon have been recorded spawning in Putah Creek this winter,” said Peter Moyle, a […]
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Helping the homeless

City NewsJanuary 20, 2017
Grant from Sutter Health supports Davis Pathways in providing shelter for the homeless More long-term housing solutions are on their way for the City of Davis’ homeless population, thanks to a $233,000 grant from Sutter Health. 131 people were recorded as homeless in Davis in January of 2015, according to the Homeless Point-in-Time study. However, […]
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Police Logs

City NewsJanuary 20, 2017
From drunkards to eavesdroppers, Davis residents continue to wreak havoc Jan. 7 Male “inside restaurant asleep with vodka bottle next to him.”   Jan. 7 “RP was distressed that a disheveled elderly female loitered in front of her home in a taxi cab for a while, then approached the residents to tell them she lived […]
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No such thing as too much Thai food

City NewsJanuary 17, 2017
Downtown Davis offers a wide range of Thai cuisine Sweet, salty, sour and spicy. Thai food has it all. Although Thai cuisine centers around these four main flavors, it offers an endless range of dishes. With curries, salads, noodle plates and rice, Thai food can be go from sweet to brutally spicy. This is especially […]
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A dog named Disney wins grant money for Rotts of Friends

City NewsJanuary 16, 2017
Petco Foundation awards $10,000 to local animal shelter For the past four years, the Petco Foundation has held its Holiday Wishes grant campaign, in which people who have adopted pets are able to submit stories of how their pets have changed their lives. This year, the grant money amounted to $750,000, including a $100,000 grand […]
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Yolo County Library materials to be more widely available

City NewsJanuary 15, 2017
Books by Mail program will deliver materials straight to resident households Good news is in the air for Yolo County residents who have limited access to the Yolo County Library. Through the new Books by Mail program, books, DVDs, magazines and other library materials can be delivered right to residents’ front doors, free of charge. […]
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Police Logs

City NewsJanuary 12, 2017
Season’s Greetings Edition Dec. 24 “Downstairs neighbor tapping on RP’s floor” Dec. 25 “Two intoxicated males ‘sitting in RP’s planter boxes’” Dec. 25 “Motorola walkie found” Dec. 25 “Guest currently walking around naked” Dec. 26 “RP saw someone in front yard stealing plants” Dec. 27 “Bundle of wood in the roadway” Dec. 28 “Highly intoxicated […]
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Neighbors unite

City NewsJanuary 12, 2017
The Davis Manor Neighborhood hosts first Holiday Bazaar, opens new Little Free Library The Davis Manor Neighborhood (DMN) celebrated its first Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 17, due to the efforts of the entire Davis Manor community. Residents of Davis Manor brought the community together before the business of holiday festivities. “Neighbors appreciated seeing the […]
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