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• Rohnert Park, CA News
• I’ve got a good reason for yes on Measure D
• Park-like partnerships unlikely to be of help to other services
• Safe Medicine Disposal Program
• Public Meeting - SMART Train
• Feinstein strength exposes primary election weakness
• Cotati’s future seems to own a murky crystal ball
• Suspect in RP slaying shot, killed in SF
• City Seeks Construction Contractor for Copeland Creek Bike Path Reconstruction
• Who will foot the bill for statewide pipeline fixes?
• We’ve never seen a marmot in RP until now
• City Seeks Input from Residents regarding Southwest Boulevard
• RP Planning Commission OKs hotel, fast food restaurant
• Design and Construction Management Services Needed for Interceptor Outfall SCWA Spool Lining Project
• INVITATION FOR SEALED BIDS for Arlen and East Cotati Overlays
• INVITATION FOR SEALED BIDS FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION
• City Seeks Construction Management Proposals
• Why consumers won’t get much of Dynegy’s millions
• Old newspaper nostalgia, clam chowder blend
• Girl airlifted to hospital after solo bicycle crash in RP
• COMMERCE UNDERPASS CLOSURE 4/19 AND 4/20/12
• SSU to kick off Earth Week celebration April 16
• THE SPORTSMAN'S REPORT: No real hot spots for salmon, yet
• Hot lunch not always healthiest option
• Vote against transparency helps explain GOP plight
• I’m weary of supplying casino jabber to the HCP
• City Seeks Proposals for Sewer and Water Project
• State’s political watchdog undergoes major changes
• Don’t bet on safe, healthy and wealthy casinos
• Cougars' softball team rolls over Piner in NBL opener
• Will Brown fend off others or sign onto competing tax plan?
• Oh, we’ll just stuff groceries in our coat pockets
• City is issuing invitation for sealed bids for tank coating project
• Health plan rate hikes reveal bad blood on left
• Disquieting news, but sun’s shining brighter
• Education access to shrink in California on all levels
• An SSU lawyer must’ve tripped on a sidewalk crack
• Copeland Creek undergoes restoration and enhancement
• ‘Don Giavanni’ begins run at Cinnabar March 23
• Why should immigration status affect a transplant?
• Some thoughts on electric cars and library books
• Lifeguarding Course Begins March 17
• FREE Water-Wise Gardening Workshop
• Rohnert Park Celebrated in New Book
• Marguerite Hahn Lifeskills Awards Feb. 24.
• Here comes the heat
• Aggio places second at state
• Base closures loom for Californians in Congress
• Seeking a bit of light at end of the dark tunnel
• Homes sought for exchange students
• Hometown pianist inaugurates Foxtail’s organ concert series
• Point of the Week
• In truth, there’s no such thing as ‘wastewater’ on this planet
• John Reed Eagle Gram Awards Feb 21.
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week Feb. 21
• Marguerite Hahn Lifeskills Awards Feb. 24.
• All About Pets!
• Helpful hints for finding work in tough economy
• Learning when and why to sell investment at right time
• Getting a home loan? Be wary on your tax return
• Sportsman Report
• American Cancer Society offers support for women
• New recycling law for all businesses takes effect July 1
• Thomas Page State Fair
• Two locals earn degrees from WGU
• Penngrove spells W-I-N-N-E-R-S
• ‘Don Giavanni’ begins run at Cinnabar March 23
• A personal walk for a meaningful cause
• Police beat
• SSU establishes Codding Entrepreneur-in-Residence
• SSU nails down historic win
• Charge pumps get nod in RP
• Women’s Torah graces Cotati
• SMART board OKs RPX site for depot
• Candidates with widespread appeal missing in GOP ranks
• CDC stands for ‘Consoling Distressed Carnage’
• Cougars claim NBL wrestling title
• Cougars stun Vikings, advance to NBL title game
• All About Pets!
• Hahn Lifeskills awards for Jan. 27
• Romney could turn California even more blue
• A bit of news that could slow bottled water sales
• Commercial Real Estate Forum
• PUC secrecy extends beyond solar to rates and safety
• The time is ripe to revive Telecom Valley
• Performance - The Fantasticks
• Ken Weise: Investors can learn much from super bowl teams
• RC boys reach NBL Tournament
• Rancho Cotate girls rally past Ukiah
• Term limits harm to leadership has never been more clear and obvious
• Of trains and ties to sentimental historians
• Commerce Boulevard Underpass and Ramp Closures on Highway 101
• Bench removals: a smudge on Friendly City sign
• Big savings in return to original three strikes intent
• Ramp Closures on Highway 101
• Eskew gives back with food backpacks
• Scholarships available through PG&E program
• Library sees more traffic in new year
• New effort to improve cars draws the usual misguided opposition
• RP’s theater row: Green Music Center & Spreckels
• Now Accepting Applications for Current Vacancies on the Sister Cities Relations Committee
• ‘Arnold the Barbarian’ left state GOP woefully weak
• The inside scoop on RP’s SMART depot
• Harvey new mayor of Cotati
• Now Accepting Applications for the City's Parks and Recreation Commission
• Woolsey to attend mixer for Thompson
• Commerce Underpass Closure
• Cougar matmen win NBL opener over Vikings
• Is this the year to restore Prop. 13’s original intent?
• Will we ever see a ‘Roundabout Roustabout’?
• Commerce Underpass Closures Planned for the Next Two Weeks
• Biggest tax hike obstacle: public employee resentment
• RP should sink teeth into economic development
• The Sportsman's report: ‘Tis a biting holiday season
• SSU men earn first CCAA basketball victory
• Two injured in crash on Petaluma Hill Road
• Brown leadership must key state’s revival
• Cotati walkability, rural image - a political pawn
• All Overnight Closures for Commerce Boulevard Under US 101 have been cancelled for December.
• Traffic Signal Update
• Overnight Closure for Commerce Boulevard Under US 101
• SMART trains: our only sensible long-term step
• City Seeking Informal Bids for Siphon Lining Project
• Community Services Activity Guide published this week!
• UPDATE - Dates and Times Changed for Commerce Closure
• Overnight Closure for Commerce Boulevard Under US 101
• Garcia, Khoury sparkle as Cougars outlast Gauchos
• Getting measures on ballot tougher than it used to be
• Wine appellation label edges closer to RP, Cotati
• RP mayor picked
• Cougars fumble, stumble yet somehow don't crumble
• <br><strong>UPDATE: Cotati one step closer to getting roundabouts
• Morphew wraps volleyball career at Dominican
• Costumes liquidation sale at 6th Street Playhouse Nov. 26-27
• Forget rumors, here’s the skinny on Medicare
• Fire official pleads guilty to grand theft
• Dunaway gets five days in jail, home confinement
• Five good reasons to create an investment strategy
• Using your mortgage to increase your credit score
• What about this health insurance reporting stuff?
• All About Pets!
• Monte Vista Student builders for October 25
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week Nov. 8
• Thomas Page November Student Achievers K-3
• Thomas Page November Student Achievers 4-6
• ‘Almost, Maine’ runs Dec. 2-18
• RPDPS offers safety tips for Thanksgiving
• SSU hosts dance concerts Dec. 1-4
• ‘Love in a Shoebox’ accepting help, donations
• Credo High forms eco council
• Point of the week
• Mind Body Spirit
• Grizzle on the Griddle
• SSU women hope new season brings different results
• Cougars clobber Pumas 35-7
• Tide rolls to soccer championship
• Sportsman’s Report
• Mitey Mites win it all
• SSU men’s hoops debut in Logsdon Classic Friday
• Veterans Day 2011 in Rohnert Park
• Channel 22 to broadcast Americana Music Festival
• REFB nabs grant to help in fight against Type 2 Diabetes
• Listening and learning
• Shelter offers free cat adoptions
• County school board to lose two members
• Students JUMP into fight against poverty
• Police beat
• Early Voice deadlines
• Famous guitars at Lunafest
• SSU to host jazz program tonight
• Former RP woman presumed dead in boating accident
• School district debuts new Web site
• Chapter IV: Cougars vs. Spartans
• RP and Foxtail to negotiate new deal
• Overnight Closure for Commerce Boulevard Under US 101
• Cougars smoke Pumas 35-7 in regular season finale
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: Rancho Cotate girls' soccer season reaches end
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: SSU women cagers hope fresh start brings big results
• Pensions, prisons give Brown ‘Nixon-to-China’ moments
• City launches Reach Rohnert Park - Community Service Center!
• Overnight Closure for Commerce Boulevard Under US 101
• RP’s Sandri to be wine judge at Florida fair
• 24-hour co-ed fitness club grand opening in Petaluma
• What is your dog going to be on Halloween?
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week for Oct. 18
• Thomas Page Lifeskills Awards for October 18
• Monte Vista Student Builders for Oct. 4
• Try to avoid these scary investment moves
• Homecoming ceremony rings hollow at Rancho Cotate High
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• Possible California, national lessons from Alabama law
• Cotati’s ‘Northgate’ plan draws flak from biz
• Lowest APR or lowest mortgage rate?
• Dan works his magic
• Rancho Cotate royalty
• Adoption specials through Nov. 30
• AMC offers cancer victims opportunity to share experiences
• Financial aid classes scheduled
• KRCB airs programs to honor vets
• SSU women endure winless week
• Seawolves suffer loss, tie in men’s soccer contests
• SSU rips East Bay, Monterey
• Bolete dominates mushroom scene
• Cougars face biggest test tonight
• SSU renames scholarship for Coleman-Senghor
• Mosquito district finds sample with West Nile virus
• Screamin’ good time in H section
• ‘A Christmas Story’ begins Nov. 18
• RP police provide Halloween safety tips
• A hot snack
• Local yogurt shop to close doors Sunday
• Make way for Jerky Kids
• ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ begins Nov. 3 at SSU
• Police Beat
• SRJC to present beloved ‘My Fair Lady’
• The wait only got longer
• RP library coping OK with reduced work schedule
• Poll: Big opposition to casino west of RP
• RP council puts teeth into future of economy
• SSU swimmers flow in sync at Masters’ event
• Cougars to clash with Cardinals
• RP cops capture murder suspect
• Cotati citizens discuss main street proposals
• Cougars prove they're top cat, flatten Ukiah 70-18
• Old Redwood Highway business owners air views to Cotati design committee
• Suspect in Kevin Craft homicide in custody
• North bound 101 closed past Hwy 116 due to accident and oil spill
• Overnight Closure for Railroad Avenue Under US 101
• Now Accepting Applications for Current Vacancies on Cultural Arts Commission and Senior Citizens Advisory Commission
• State Republicans again whistling past Latino graveyard
• What’ll it be...paper, plastic or Arab Spring?
• October Newsletter Now Available
• FY 2011/2012 Major Goals - First Quarter Update
• Brown: some very good signatures, 2 lousy vetoes
• OK, now it’s somebody else’s turn to ask him
• Overnight Closure for Railroad Avenue Under US 101
• ASL's Mutt Strut - Dog Walk & Pet Fair
• Overnight Closures of Commerce Boulevard Cancelled
• In hard times, state sets national trends
• Wanted: Solution to pension and benefits dilemma
• Road Work on Camino Colegio and Snyder Lane September 27
• More Overnight Closures for Commerce Underpass
• Road Work Continues on Camino Colegio
• Dunaway enters plea of no contest in Murray case
• RP grandmother drags at Infineon
• Traffic Updates for the Rohnert Park Area
• Will PUC let utilities saddle consumers with pipeline costs?
• PDA could mean ‘Perhaps Donations Alert’
• Road Work Update
• Overnight Closure for Commerce Underpass Tonight
• Road Work on Santa Dorotea
• Term limits a failure: political class persists
• The HCP dares to tackle Grand Jury suggestions
• Cotati police arrest man on felony DUI charges
• Public Encouraged to Drop Off Unwanted Medicine September 19 to September 23
• Cougars crush Spartans in home opener
• Commerce Blvd. in RP to close Sunday night
• The Voice's guide to NFL Sunday viewing
• Prop. 13 changes could become a necessity
• Not-so-SMART’s best hope? Federal mini-bailout
• Overnight Closures of Commerce Boulevard in Rohnert Park
• Local Hazard Mitigation Plan - Request for Public Input
• Ocean already in early fall weather pattern
• City Offices Closure Notice - September 5th and 9th
• Serious head on multiple car crash under newly constructed Hwy. 101 overpass at Gravenstein Hwy. yesterday evening.
• Thanks for everything Rohnert Park; I’m off to college, the next adventure
• California GOP’s Rick Perry boomlet misguided
• OK, summer vacation’s over, back to trusty laptop
• RP police search for stabbing suspect
• Tasty Tuesdays once again to be held Weekly
• Cotati council approves purchase of three new police vehicles
• Cotati Accordion Festival set for Aug. 20-21
• Commerce Boulevard Underpass Reopens
• Appreciate your true friends; they will be with you for life
• ‘Stealth’ laws destructive, disgraceful, but they’re legal
• ‘New Era’ has limited RP historical connection
• Commerce Boulevard Underpass Opens to Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic
• Community Services Activity Guide Now Available
• Reviewing Alice
• Greed drives Amazon anti-tax initiative
• Obsolete rules tend to clutter city action in this persistent recession
• Tasty Tuesdays changed to one day per month.
• City is Seeking Design Proposals for Water and Sewer Project
• Second Traffic Shift for U.S. Route 101 in Rohnert Park
• City Seeking Bids for Pedestrian Safety Improvements Project
• City Hall to Open on Fridays
• RP finance director fears for job, hires attorney
• Cherish your sibling bonds
• What we will and won’t have under new budget
• HCP’s survival system seems to work well
• Carbon Monoxide FAQs
• Traffic Shift on U.S. 101 in Rohnert Park Starting July 22, 2011
• State pay freeze tests values and principles of lawmakers
• Local entrepreneurs come to rescue of Downtown RP
• Commerce Boulevard Underpass will be closed to traffic August 1 through August 12, 2011
• RP reaches agreement with Public Safety
• City Reaches Agreement with Public Safety Association
• Follow these eight tips, and you’ll have fun this summer
• Which company’s clean among potential bullet train bidders?
• Walmart saga tinged with ancient Greek drama irony
• Illegal Fireworks Suspected in Apartment Building Fire
• 12 Apartments Displaced After Structure Fire Collapses Roof
• Sing along with the pastor
• Penngrove Parade set for Sunday
• Working toward your own financial Independence Day
• Ask Eric... Mortgage questions of the week
• Celebrate Safely with State-approved Fireworks
• CAL-GREEN Tier 1
• Accountability an unknown concept to most politicians
• What’s next for Cotati’s Northern Gateway?
• Summertime, when the living’s easy
• Over 3 Is Free at Rohnert Park Animal Shelter
• Taste of honey, splash of water continued
• Fun at the Farmers Markets continued
• Dunaway plea hearing delayed a week
• Sonoma County Hot Air Balloon Classic this weekend
• Rancho Cotati’s T-Ball best
• Green Music Center getting permanent chairs installed
• Rogerson takes over as Provost at SSU July 18
• Ask Eric: Mortgage questions of the week
• The bottom came, did you miss it?
• When the end comes, be prepared
• Thomas Page
• John Reed Elementary School
• ‘Fuel cars’ may be the wave of future
• Irony: illegals increase GOP power
• Deficit woes apparently will be with us for a while
• Making Penngrove Park pretty
• Little League champions
• C’est Si Bon wows Flag Day crowd
• Donation made to School of Business, Economics at SSU
• Erik’s Gardening Tips
• Checking our Russian River Watershed savvy
• Feng Shui at Home
• Time for a good, old-fashioned campout
• Pro ball awaits SSU standouts Dickson, Todd
• Resurrection Roller Girls finding niche
• Cupcakes on the go
• Raven Players perform ‘Pirates of Penzance’
• Sonoma County Fair seeking local talent to perform
• In the military
• Local talent keys Cotati Jazz Festival
• Schulz Airport improvements to aid travelers
• RP City Hall won’t be the same – Hauff’s retiring after 22 years
• Taste of honey, splash of water
• Police Beat
• Camargo sentenced 21 years in Swolley death
• Fun at the Farmers Markets
• Foes laud Walmart decision
• Oliver’s Market to move
• Murrays file claim against RP
• RP passes safety changes on Snyder
• Democrats should allow Republicans early primary
• Hopes to save library from cutbacks are fading away
• Keep your pet’s info on file and up-to-date
• Farmers Market Opens this Friday
• City Manager Releases Informational Public Safety Cost Analysis
• Gilardi latest on Cotati Council to face ethics charge
• California’s 1994 replayed in 2010?
• I wuz gonna ask him but the guy beat me to it
• Investing beyond short-term CDs
• June 3rd Farmers Market and Party on the Plaza Cancelled
• Rohnert Park City Hall launches social media presence with Facebook Page
• Cotati Council opts for Dell'Osso's experience
• Duck: Redux (and this time, it’s a sandwich)
• Dropout report system whitewashes local schools
• Environmental students do RP big favor for ‘downtown’
• City is Requesting Proposal for Sewer Interceptor Outfall
• UPDATED: SSU advances to Div. II College World Series
• Cotati to fill council seat at Wednesday's meeting
• "Run for the Roses" raises $20,000
• Ethics complaint transcript
• Military
• Giving back to schools
• Helping kids in the kitchen
• Students mourn, honor teacher Heidi Kreger
• Cougars claim another NBL softball title
• Penngrove Lifeskills Awards for May 4
• Thomas Page Lifeskills Awards for May 10
• John Reed Eagle Grams for April 29
• You’ll never be the same after eating morels
• SSU grad celebrations planned
• Bigger, better, brighter booster
• How affirmations work
• Maintaining a healthy weight
• A boy and his boat
• Narrow Way to hold play auditions
• Change of venue for ‘Stalag 17’ at Spreckels
• SR Rose Parade Saturday
• Fishing Derby set for 28th year at RP’s Roberts Lake
• Ask Eric... Mortgage questions of the week
• ‘Munis’ can still work for you - even in tough times
• Scaling the heights
• SSU selects Bent to lead choral activities
• Huey Lewis to play SC Fair
• SSU men stumble but still advance to NCAA tourney
• Seawolves win 2 but fall short in NCAA tourney
• RC strong-arms way to NBL title
• Redistricting equals high anxiety among California politicians
• What’s the first step for RP’s new Community Foundation?
• Poodles galore at SC Animal Shelter
• REFB to open several sites for lunch program
• Never too young to be involved
• Police Beat
• The pack’s off and running
• Ethics complaint filed against Cotati mayor
• Lions Club to host feed for Murrays
• Running to a league title
• Charge of vehicular manslaughter in death of 2-year-old
• District CFO bolts for Napa position
• IHSS fights cuts to budget
• Interim school superintendent already at work
• City is Accepting Sealed Bids for 2011 Various Streets Overlays
• Chico State routs Seawolves in CCAA tourney opener
• Like a vampire, State building sale won't die
• Steppin' out into the world
• Census figures tell the story; Despite doubts, it's all we've got
• RP City Council OKs idea to set up non-profit Foundation
• Former Air Force secretary speaks at SSU
• Lod Mosaic makes brief stop in Northern California
• Cotati Creek Critters Calendar
• The making of the Laguna de Santa Rosa
• Toasty quacker with blood orange Or, simple roast duck to impress your friends
• Toasty quacker with blood orange - Or, simple roast duck to impress your friends
• John Reed - Eagle Grams for April 8
• Monte Vista - Student Builders April 19
• Marguerite Hahn - Lifeskills Awards for April 28
• Seawolves’ nine stumbles, loses 3 of 4 to CS San Bernardino
• Wee-Walk slated June 4
• PG&E warns against balloon celebrations
• Citizens’ tips key to nabbing suspect
• K-9 unit helps bust burglary suspect
• Memorial, benefit set for victim of shooting
• SCA girls win State Cup
• Saying goodbye to Coleman-Senghor
• Special mortgage- Homepath 97 percent- No mortgage insurance
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• SSU to host lots of music in May
• ‘Stalag 17’ set to open on Spreckels main stage May 20
• RP trio provides safe way to tour breweries
• Rancho Cotati Little League honors the late John Rhodes
• Admission revives those longtime 'Arnold questions'
• Let’s talk about an independence flag for RP’s Library
• Doing a complete 360
• Ethics charges filed against Cotati Councilman Landman
• Letter carriers ready to collect food given by postal customers
• Giving the proper signal
• Supervisor districts may change
• Club shows there are happy days beyond 50s
• Police beat
• Putting the pieces together
• A Mother’s Day gift idea Help your folks with their pets
• SSU softball team rules CCAA again
• Galaxy’s Best
• Sheriff’s proposal could be cheaper for RP
• Attempted murder suspect nabbed
• School board narrows search
• Live bait season still on hold
• Cotati council appointment to fill vacancy
• Surprise! RP population falls by 1,265 over past 10 years
• An Asian celebration
• Family hit with pepper spray
• CrossCheck abandoning RP for Petaluma
• Sheriff's proposal would save RP money
• Arrest made in attempted murder case
• Citizen’s Tip Leads to Arrest of Attempted Murder Suspect
• Citizens Assist Officers with the Apprehension of an Auto Burglary Suspect
• Cotati City Council votes 4-0 to appoint someone to fill vacancy
• Breach of ethics charge filed against Cotati councilman
• City Manager Outlines Financial Challenges Facing City
• New Building Fee Schedule
• Finally, Boggio has an audience
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week April 12
• Penngrove Elementry Lifeskills Awards April 6
• Monte Vista Student Builders for April 12
• Honoring Organo Gold
• Fantastic Ferraris at Infineon
• One giant leap
• RC men in Polynesian Bowl
• Smile for the cameras
• Dancing in a new year
• Getting behind Wheel Works
• Hunting eggs can wait
• Is it wise to have wisdom teeth?
• Native iris hybrids add color to any garden
• Sonoma State set to host MESA Day
• Mormon Helping Hands Day scheduled Saturday
• Fleas and ticks - more than just an itch
• Youth tennis league coming to RP
• Renting may be hazardous to your wealth
• Appraisals can vary
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• County’s best and brightest compete in science contest
• Let’s hope rash of clam deaths ends quickly
• County accepted into Beacon Award program
• Spring Dance Concert at SSU
• Tobacco shop gets approval of RP Council
• Easter Coloring Contest Winners
• SSU women split home diamond finale
• RC hosts alumni baseball game
• Sanders, Cougars roll past Prospectors 7-1
• Leno’s gun bill passes public safety committee
• U.S. Chamber's misguided attack on California
• It all can come just naturally
• Coffeegrounds: HCP says we’re in hock up to our eyebrows By Jud Snyder
• Project Grad seeking volunteers for party
• RP Planning Commission sees activity increase
• Helping to turn houses into homes
• Police Logs
• Sustainability confab in RP May 13
• Crash leaves Potter Valley man in critical condition
• Two men arrested for indecent exposure, lewd acts
• School district likely to hire interim superintendent
• RP gets good news on deficit numbers
• RP Council changes mind on SMART depot
• Benefit set for cancer victim
• Video released in homicide case
• Cotati City Council votes 4-0 to appoint someone to fill vacancy
• Breach of ethics charge filed against Cotati councilman
• Night Work on Golf Course and Commerce
• Building Safety Month
• RP public safety investigating possible homicide
• Thomas Page Students of the Month for March
• Monte Vista Student Builders for April 5
• John Reed Students of the 2nd trimester for April 1
• John Reed Students of the 2nd trimester for April 1
• Good eatin' in Cotati
• Credo’s future on display
• Another pillow on the pile
• Ready for the long haul
• Earth Day fun and games
• Lily’s doing just fine
• RP’s blossoming young writer
• 'Reefer Madness' at Spreckels packs one mean wallop
• SSU dancers ready for spring concert
• Go beyond “positive thinking”
• Think it over once or twice before ‘hopping’ out to buy a bunny for Easter
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• RP performers featured in ‘Comedy Night’ April 29
• Looking for income? Consider premium bonds
• Are you tired of being a slave to debt? Well, the 15-year mortgage is popular again
• Finally, some good news!
• Andrew D. Ducharme
• Rosetown Ramblers perform Saturday
• SSU slates Earth Week celebration in May
• PG&E pays out millions to state counties
• Seawolves take three of four from Gators
• Hit-and-run driver gets one-year sentence
• Ocean seems right for abalone diving
• Rancho girls still lead NBL softball standings
• Theft victims receive new bikes
• County supervisors OK funds for 5 water projects
• ‘STALAG 17’ at Spreckels
• Food bank seeks volunteers to help on summer meals
• Keep French off HSR project until reparations paid
• Budget cuts hitting too close to home
• Taking a look at RP's antique tot playgrounds
• RP approves water management plan
• Coleman-Senghor memorial set for SSU on April 29
• The canine method of creating wellness works
• Untitled
• SSU slates non-royal wedding event
• Cotati to host economic development forum
• Sonoma man faces 21-year sentence for Penngrove killing
• ProTransport-1 of Cotati sends 2 EMTs to Capitol
• Library board ponders cutback options
• 'Plantin' Panthers' make it beautiful
• RP shelter dogs get shots for canine flu
• Indecent exposure suspect arrested in RP
• Indecent exposure suspect arrested
• Commerce Underpass Nightly Closures Extended
• Traffic and Road Closure Updates
• Reality of budget cuts now starting to hit home
• Being bullied? You certainly aren’t alone
• Background on this 'cutback' local delirium
• Register now for Kidz 'n Critters Summer Camp!
• Additional Closure Dates for Commerce Blvd Underpass
• Cotati Councilman Coleman-Senghor dies of torn aorta
• 3rd Annual Running with the Pack 5K/10K Run-Walk Event
• Penngrove Elementry: Lifeskills Awards for March 30
• Sand mandala creation at SSU
• Youth Service Award nominees anxiously wait
• Maybe RP Council could use extra help like a ‘sub-Council’
• Close the loopholes, enforce sales tax
• Choosing bulbs for spring display
• Cotati Creek Critters Calendar
• The fungus among us
• Endless possibilities in making salads healthy
• Handoff
• Charging down the field
• Rancho softball brings the bats in 10-run win
• Rancho Cotate baseball wins first 2 league games
• Rancho announces second Hall of Fame class
• County begins transition to electric vehicle fleet
• Are you prepared for ‘The Big One’?
• When RP shakes, it’ll probably be Rodgers fault
• Police beat
• ‘Negative certification’ becoming household term for school district
• New on-ramp in Cotati
• County library cutbacks will impact RP-Cotati branch hours
• What’s with this CCE?
• Knife assault at Costco ruled self-defense
• Tasty Tuesdays savored in RP, but other cities reject food trucks
• Cotati merchants unhappy with Old Redwood Highway plans
• Work still to be done
• New On – Ramp to State Highway 116 in Cotati
• Traffic Updates for April 6 through April 23, 2011
• Turkey opener
• Man stabbed during fight in Costo parking lot
• Addendum Issued for Copeland Creek Bike Path Reconstruction Design RFP
• A weekend for classics
• Cars4Charities seeks unwanted automobiles
• Open House season has arrived!
• Are your investments getting enough exercise?
• The Fed’s new mortgage pay plan
• Poison control for pets
• Thomas Page Life Skills
• Beyond boring
• Non-regulation boosts health insurance costs
• RP council should work on 2012 historical events
• Costco target of picket campaign by NCCRC
• Relieve allergies and red itchy eyes with acupressure
• Celebrating Spancky’s new ownership
• Heirloom veggies - try something new
• SSU weekend sports home schedule
• Net gain
• Unable to find groove, Cougars fall to Casa
• Not so ugly after all
• No. 21 Seawolves earn sweep of CS East Bay
• A total rout: Rancho girls score 20 runs in 1st inning
• Transportation agency earns monthly award
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Early quarantine of sport-harvested mussels
• RC students present ‘Harvey’
• ‘Moby Dick’ at Wells Fargo Center
• Award-winning doc makes county debut
• Sonoma County participates in youth project
• It only hurts for a sec
• Hall Pass
• Police beat
• Autism Awareness Night slated tonight in RP
• Redwood Writers host Play Festival fundraiser
• PG&E warns against pruning near power lines
• Rover, Fido set for Bark for Life walk
• Tech High history students head to state finals in SJ
• KRCB-TV in bitter fight with House GOP over CPB funding
• RP man arrested in Cotati shooting
• Conviction in Cotati vehicular manslaughter
• Traffic Update for Highways 101 and 116
• SRJC seeking interned Japanese-Americans
• Alphabet Concert series presents ‘Letter P’ April 3
• Hang on to your hats! ‘Wild Oats’ begins run at Spreckels Theater
• Dragons upend Cougars 5-4
• Wine Country Baseball set for expansion in 2012
• Are you ‘pet prepared’ for a natural disaster?
• Monte Vista Student Builders for March 15
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens
• John Reed Eagle Grams
• AAA offers guide to help pick teens’ driving schools
• No need to rush on nuke licenses
• We must take charge in this fragile world
• You have a better idea about a new image for RP?
• Autism Awareness Night tonight in RP
• SRJC to present popular play ‘Jesus Christ, Superstar’
• New charter school in Petaluma
• Periodontal disease: deal with it early
• What your brain says when it talks to itself
• Flowering spring shrubs provide easiest care
• There, there, my sweet potato
• There, there, my sweet potato
• Do some spring cleaning in your ‘financial’ house
• Rain is a good thing!
• Condo vs. PUD
• Fun at Infineon
• Sonoma County Jail to hold plant sale April 2
• Peleti-Gore nabs top offensive honor
• Friend tells amazing story of eagle stealing prized fish
• Military news
• Bud’s Custom Meats scores at UC Davis
• SRJC Planetarium to host ‘Cosmic Cabaret’
• ‘Sharing of the Green’ gala draws big despite weather
• Hanson’s a mover, a shaker and great coffee maker
• Police beat
• In harmony at Spreckels
• Cotati Historical Society hosts BBQ
• RP council rejects BEST presentation
• Going once, going twice...
• RP’s Caristi signs on for NCCC duty
• SSU’s Katz earns grant for poverty research project
• Hit-and-run driver convicted
• Green Music Center gets massive gift
• RP has no plans to contract with Sheriff
• Cotati takes ownership of properties from redevelopment agency
• GOP ignores both California and warning
• What a championship run
• Something to cheer about
• Police Beat
• Plant with longevity in mind for seasonal blossoms
• A good time to talk about sewage and symbolism
• Pasta feed provides money for Kids’ Day
• When can you get rid of the paperwork?
• CCAA honors SSU’s Lipper again
• Sonoma County D.A. honor ‘Crime Victims Rights Week’
• 401(k) Review and rollover can be rewarding
• Depleted Cougars fall to San Ramon Valley
• Like mother, like daughter
• New: 97 percent conventional mortgage
• Coming in for a landing
• Alternative education center moving again
• Good advice when planning to sell.
• Gala time for Education Foundation
• Sonoma County D.A. honor ‘Crime Victims Rights Week’
• Seawolves earn water polo split
• It’s ‘Puppy-Palooza’ at the Shelter
• Inaugural county Senior Games accepting signups
• Penngrove Lifeskills Awards
• Tobacco store in RP nixed
• Rancho girls improve to 4-0 in softball
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week
• E-Waste event raises funds for RC student body
• SSU takes 3 of 4 in L.A.
• Thomas Page Students of the Month
• Home and Garden Show takes place this weekend in SR
• New tax rates kick in April 1
• Singing for her homeland
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• SSU ready for ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll’
• Cotati landscape firm will be in SF Flower Show
• County fair seeks old memorabilia
• SSU earns award from county BEA
• Using acupressure for tiredness and thyroid deficiency
• Slack lends a sweet voice and helping hand
• RP’s Karate Kid
• Inconvenience an understatement
• With mirrors, fun knows no end
• The Russian River ‘Biological Opinion’
• ‘Oink, oink’ and ‘gobble, gobble,’ sound familiar?
• Merchants adapt after Pacific in RP closes
• Obama as Hitler image angers RP store patrons
• Obama visage draws protest outside RP supermarket
• Copeland Creek Bike Path Reconstruction Design RFP
• No crying over Pacific Market for Mountain Shadow merchants
• St. Patrick's Day more festive in U.S. than Ireland
• Alternative Education Center to move
• Web seminar slated for RP in April
• ‘Vagina Monologues’ at SSU March 18-20
• Beating the throw home
• Creating goals that really work
• ‘Meth mouth’ is often unrestorable
• Spring means bunny mania at RP Shelter
• Evergreen Life Skill Winners for March 2
• Evergreen Students of the month for March 2
• Waldo Citizens of the Week for March 1
• Carbon trading critics wrong: state not alone
• It's your turn to ask; I did it the last time around
• Search continues for man who exposed himself
• Low-cost examinations available March 16-May 6
• Cotati Creek Critters Calendar
• The headwaters of the Laguna in 1823
• It’s still the season for frost damage
• Rub-a-dub-dub, let’s season that grub
• Rub-a-dub-dub, let’s season that grub
• Need to boost retirement income? Consider variable annuities
• Your credit score can cost you thousands
• Remember to change your clocks Sunday morning
• Babula retires as Dean of Arts and Humanties at SSU
• Rancho Cotati Little League rings in spring with annual Opening Day parade
• Redwood Empire Divers clean up at Doran jetty
• Monte Vista Student Builders from March 1
• Navarro gains valuable experience at State meet
• Rohnert Park-Cotati library news
• Miss Sonoma County 2011
• Hearing set for aging agency funding
• New ownership likely to rebuild Spreckels sign
• As cool as it gets
• Police beat
• Boy on the run
• RP Planning Commission mulls tobacco shop permit at Raley’s Towne Centre
• Theissen no longer part of Cotati downtown project
• Traveling dolls a big hit with Monte Vista students
• Vandals strike again at St. Joseph’s sculpture; police have no suspects
• Council OKs sewer rate hike; public hearing set for May
• Counselors, libraries safe from cuts for now
• Navarro out at CIF State wrestling tourney
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Search continues for man who exposed himself to young girl
• Pratt named to CCAA second team
• Otters oust SSU women from tourney
• Don’t let weather fool you, abalone season is here
• Calming anger
• Hollow rock hold
• Is my cat getting fat? Or is she pregnant?
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week for Feb. 22
• John Reed Eagle Grams for Feb. 18
• Hahn Lifeskills Awards for Feb. 24 - 4th-6th graders
• Hahn Lifeskills Awards for Feb. 24 - 1st-3rd graders
• Sally Tomatoes staying put
• Celebrating two businesses
• Rancho Cotati Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship 2011
• Getting into ‘spring garden’ mode
• Will I have to pay ‘Alternative Minimum Tax’ ?
• Should you buy a ‘Short Sale?’
• Brush up on your estate plan basics
• 125 percent refinance expires June 30, 2011
• Rancho girls eye extended run in softball playoffs
• Rancho rallies to get first victory
• Cougars looking to defend NBL diamond crown
• What is happiness?
• Redistricting changes may not hurt Democrats
• I bet we're all singing the post-Pacific Market blues by now
• Local author to launch memoir
• Holding a special flag
• Low-cost physicals available at Sonoma State
• North Bay Active 20-30 Club holds 'Past-Active Night'
• ‘Wild Oats’ opens March 18 on Spreckels stage
• For Noah Levy, a painful but easy choice
• Police beat
• Rec head floats plan to re-open Magnolia pool
• Rancho’s Aggio, Navarro, grapple with success
• Budget deadline looms for CRPUSD
• Funds flow on Calli’s day
• Cougars play to 10-inning scoreless tie with Clayton Valley
• SSU men keep slim basketball playoff hopes alive
• Upcoming Nighttime Closure for Highway 116
• SMART aware of depot unrest in RP
• What is the Current Interest Rate? Simple question...or is it?
• Cotati couple won’t let the recession spoil the dream
• Ready, Set, Gone!
• Cougars win NBL mat title outright
• Presidents and their ‘best friends’ in the White House
• RP sewer rates set to climb in July
• Penngrove
• SSU report opens window to vistas in Rohnert Park
• Monte Vista
• Pacific Market closes its RP doors
• Thomas Page
• Waldo Rohnert
• Erik’s Gardening Tips
• To retire comfortably, know which moves to make - and when to make them
• Be careful with tongue piercings
• There’s nothing glamorous about sewer rates in RP
• Overhead squat
• How much does ‘fun’ cost?
• Affirmations and the brain
• The big task facing Kamala Harris
• Tech High nears finish line with robot assembly
• Allred tabbed Cotati Citizen of the Year
• Carlos Peña - building bridges in a 'college town'
• Police Beat
• Library art show deserves a look - closes this weekend
• SSU’s Lipperd garners national softball honor
• Cougars cruise to NBL wrestling title
• SSU environmental report on future of key RP area unveiled
• Michael Eric Dyson speaks at SSU on Feb. 21
• NEWS UPDATE: SMART aware of RP’s hesitation on train depot site
• Electing President by district fine - but only if everyone does it
• SMART? As railroad barons they’re off on the wrong track
• Water rates may rise in Cotati
• Marguerite Hahn Lifeskill Awards for Jan. 27: 4th thru 6th grade
• Marguerite Hahn Lifeskill Awards for Jan. 27: Kindergarten thru 3rd grade
• Waldo Rohnert: Citizens of the Week for Feb. 1
• I hope ‘Tasty Tuesdays’ catches on
• I hope ‘Tasty Tuesdays’ catches on
• ‘Year of the Rabbit’ comes early to RP
• Monte Vista: Student builder for Feb. 1
• Drug Awareness winner
• Forensic dentistry solves mysteries
• Affirmations and self-images
• Hip flexor stretch
• Stop lending money to the government
• Why are we so slow?
• Mortgage market update
• ‘Toobies,’ the tofu of mushrooms
• Rancho grapplers take down Vikings, win NBL
• Home struggles mount for SSU women
• Seawolves seek return to winning ways on diamond
• SSU tennis teams off to rough start
• SSU men take excruciating loss
• Rancho girls power past Piner, 61-41
• Defense doesn’t rest in RC win
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Time for some new blood at the air board
• Don’t ask, don’t tell
• Radical idea: Move RP City Council meetings to small Spreckels theater
• Sweet sounds at Waldo Rohnert
• Art exhibit opens Feb. 15 in library
• Tech High Robotics team wraps up 4th week of project work
• Everything’s more beautiful because of G Park guardians
• Police beat
• A creative mind
• Kaiser donates $5,000 to aid Easter Seals
• ‘Talking With’ at Spreckels deftly probes what we have left behind
• RP Relay for Life gears for upcoming event with 'Community Kickoff'
• Men arrested after high-speed chases
• SSU gerontology students, RP seniors in confab Feb. 18
• SSU workshop study on RP ‘downtown’ set for Feb. 17
• RP council not happy with train depot site
• Cougars conquer NBL mats
• BREAKING NEWS: RP Public Safety battles hotel fire
• City Seeking Proposals for Professional Design Review Services
• NEWS UPDATE: CHP chase shuts down RP traffic
• RP Chamber hosts crab feed
• High-speed chase ends with man arrested in Marin County
• Jammin' for Mr. Taylor
• One-Leg See-Saw Row
• Easy fix for relief of awakening at night or insomnia
• Remove stress at mealtime, make meal planning easy
• Take time to train a new puppy
• Monte Vista Student Builder of the week Jan. 25
• Waldo Rohnert Citizens of the Week - Jan. 25
• Penngrove Lifeskills Awards - Jan. 26
• John Reed Eagle Grams - Jan. 21
• Bitten by the pre-spring planting bug
• Cotati Creek Critters Calendar
• Laguna Wetlands recognized by international panel
• SSU women swept at home
• It’s time to start picking spots for camping trips
• Rancho pounds Panthers
• It’s crab-cracking time
• Will global warming drive more Mexican immigration?
• No, ‘Tasty Tuesdays’ has nothing to do with RP’s City Council
• Why lie?
• SR man arrested on rape charge
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• $70,000 in college scholarships
• Robbers take pot, cash from RP home
• Big plans for Ed Foundation's 25th anniversary gala March 19
• ‘Bucket Brigade’ challenge doubles its blood donors
• RP Toastmasters club now meeting every Wednesday
• Police beat
• No new clues in bank robbery
• DeNovo to draft Cotati General Plan update
• New year, new books
• IBL group helps businesses thrive
• Cotati hit by slew of crimes on Sunday
• He’s almost got it
• Camp lends support to children with ailing parents
• Cotati joining redevelopment spending rush
• RP hosts vendors, patrons for “Tasty Tuesday” debut
• Seniors lead SSU tennis teams
• Cotati joins rush to exhaust redevelopment money
• NEWS UPDATE: Pot, cash taken in home robbery in RP
• NEWS UPDATE: Sunday crime wave hits Cotati
• NEWS UPDATE: Parish sworn in as new Cotati police chief
• Rancho wrestlers swamp Elsie Allen, 64-6
• UPDATE: Sacramento planners to draft Cotati General Plan Update
• Anytime Fitness takes away excuses for skipping workouts
• Monte Vista
• Spancky’s looking to recapture old feeling
• Five busted in Cotati on multiple charges
• John Reed
• Facelift for RP Senior Center
• Gloomy forecast for RP budget
• Alternating overhead knee drive
• RP council OKs $19 million in projects
• Warm weather stalls mushrooms
• Rancho matmen on a roll
• RC girls rebound, blast EA
• Inspired Vikings topple Cougars
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• RP softball signups slated for February
• Tech Robotics unveils design plan for robot
• SCT 101 files first protest with with Brown on proposed casino
• Roller derby 101: class in session
• Honoring heroes of business
• Police Beat
• Uncommon plants for you to consider
• RP Chamber of Commerce hosts crab feed
• Cool off the heat - free spays for cats
• RP honors China dignitaries at tai chi class in Senior Center
• Penngrove
• Waldo Rohnert
• Mind, body, spirit, your subconscious and your comfort zone
• COTATI UPDATE: Sacramento planners to draft Cotati General Plan
• BREAKING NEWS: Cotati police arrest five for home invasion robbery
• Prune the right way now for more fruit later
• Council on Aging seeks volunteers
• Rancho matmen nab three medals at King of the Mat
• Early kindergarten registration
• Cotati picks Orchard as new mayor
• Penngrove
• Penngrove
• Police Beat
• Waldo Rohnert
• Doctors with a Heart Day slated for Feb. 11
• John Reed
• Concert version of 'Les Miserables' at Spreckels Feb. 4-6
• Your teeth - don’t clench or grind ’em
• New business owners help change face of Penngrove
• Hiccup relief
• Teen gets 13-year term for felonies
• Overhead walking lunge
• Rotarians send books and smiles to Kenya
• Foul play
• Tech Robotics wraps up first week of work
• Les Petersen
• Water everywhere?
• Ranch girls fall in double overtime
• Khalil Ibrahim Munayer
• Buzzer-beater lifts RC
• Charles Edward Taylor
• It’s OK to simply be yourself
• We have seen the pension future and it is Los Angeles
• RP women’s softball signups set for February
• Let's talk about Cultural Arts' future in Rohnert Park
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Historical societies to honor first airmail flight
• All About Pets!
• The ‘Go-To Gal’ in Scouting RP’s Barbara Novak has 40 years and counting
• Sister Cities Relations Committee Seeks Teen Applicants for Trip to Japan
• Nighttime Closure for Commerce Boulevard Underpass
• Now Accepting Applications for Current Vacancies on City Boards, Commissions, and Committees
• Orchard named Cotati mayor
• The elusive champagne cocktail
• California Census results don’t mean what you’ve heard
• Well, it’s obvious someone must have asked him
• Nighttime Closure for Highway 116 under Highway 101
• City Seeking Proposals for Environmental Study for Copeland Creek Project
• Winter/Spring Activities Guide Now Available
• TAMING THE TAX MONSTER II!
• I'm glad 2010 is gone
• Cougars finish strong at Sonoma County Classic
• Hot shooting Seawolves can’t cool off Lumberjacks
• Lady Seawolves continue to struggle, fall to Humboldt
• Lady Cougars drop league opener
• Make an ordinary display come alive
• Monte Vista: Student Builders of the week Jan. 4, 2011
• John Reed: 6th-grade Honor Roll, Dec. 15, 2010
• John Reed: Students of the Trimester grades 2 and 3, Dec. 15, 2010
• John Reed: Students of the Trimester, grades 4 through 6, Dec. 15, 2010
• TMD results from mouth joint, affects over 10 million annually
• High blood pressure or fever relief
• Stability ball bicycle crunch
• Pajamas donated for holidays
• We all know what’s holding up any work on RP downtown
• Bad news for immigrant bashers
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• More than furniture, pets are a lifetime commitment
• Boy or girl? How sure are you about your cat’s sex?
• Planned rescue
• The ‘horse whisperer’ of Penngrove
• Police beat
• RP psychologist keenly probes local economic situation
• County opens 1.4 megawatt clean energy plant
• Rural raptor visits the urban scene
• Interim school budget isn’t pretty
• Tiger salamander gets involved in casino process
• Paving Continues for Southbound U.S. 101
• Chocolate. Covered. Bacon
• Switching up the street
• At last, a start toward cutting prison waste
• Despite deficits, optimism poised to run rampant in this upcoming year
• Tea Party will soon hit wall unless it moderates
• Mayors and vice-Mayors can catch their breaths until January rolls in
• City Hall Holiday Closure: December 23rd - 31st
• Notice of Availability of Annual Development Impact Fee Report
• Requests for Proposal for Design and Construction Management
• City Hall Holiday Closure
• Heartbreak for Cougars
• Waldo Rohnert: Citizen of the week, Dec. 14, 2010
• RP’s response to accident minimal
• Penngrove: Life Skills Awards, Dec. 8, 2010
• A week-by-week look at Cougars in 2010
• A nice reminder
• Latitude closure sends big ripples across town and even Roberts Lake
• SSU women’s skid reaches four games
• Holiday gift ideas for the outdoorsman
• SSU bookstore robbed
• RP voters preferred voting by mail
• Stability ball pushups
• Ron and Annie Rasmussen - early Arlen Drive pioneers
• A Good night’s sleep
• Police Beat
• Indoor plants play vital role in Feng Shui effort
• Icicle decorations prove prominent on Cotati journey
• How to best harvest natural rainwater
• M section in RP offers awesome holiday displays
• Camellia’s blooms offer a delightful fragrance
• Sports making comeback at middle schools
• John Reed: Eagle Grams, Dec. 10, 2010
• All About Pets!
• Time for GOP to change business climate rhetoric
• Guthrie tribute at Cinnebar
• High-flying Santa
• RP tabs Belforte to be next mayor
• Rancho Cotate loses a classic
• Murray still in critical condition; driver on cell phone during crash
• Cratchit family’s wild alternative to holiday shopping at Spreckels
• Scrooge comes to life on Rancho Cotate stage
• Thomas Page - Students of the month November 2010
• Evergreen - Life Skills awards November 2010
• Evergreen - Students of the month November 2010
• Evergreen - Third through sixth-grade Life Skills awards November 2010
• John Reed - Eagle Gram awards December 3, 2010
• Cool cat social at RP shelter
• Five stages of change and motivational readiness
• Detection by dental x-rays
• Two new ways of thinking for the holidays
• Use basic designs for planting, selecting
• Magatelli hoping to revive Rancho boys basketball
• Cougar boys down Alameda in cage opener
• Squeezing out some big bucks
• Tips for saving energy with holiday lights
• Merrily caroling along
• REFB donations on the rise during winter food drive
• RP OKs 80-acre housing plan for SE corner
• Cougars earn right to play on big stage in NCS final
• Santa Claus’ pet projects
• New high school may move into Gold Ridge
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Admiring Mrs. Claus’ green ring
• Putting a spin on math
• Giudice’s heart proves to be larger than life
• Police beat
• Waldorf high school moving to Gold Ridge school site
• Ling Murray remains in critical condition
• Copeland Creek Bike Path Reconstruction
• Rancho Cotate seeks to atone for only loss
• Rotary Clubs kick off toy drive
• City Hall Holiday Closure
• Our loving Monty’s gone
• Certain mushrooms can be absolutely to die for...literally
• Two Seawolves spikers honored
• Be wary of this extreme cold weather for plants
• Try a locally grown Douglas fir for Christmas
• We have met the enemy and guess what? It’s Texas
• Cotati election scandal has primo elements for future HBO film scenario
• SSU women start season on a roll
• RC girls drop first three games
• SSU hosts series of holiday concerts
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Man tries ‘suicide by cop’
• Seniors may qualify for power wheelchairs
• Symphonic Wind Ensemble to play at Sonoma State
• Good stuff you never eat is always in pho
• Introducing the man behind the voice of Cougar football
• Things I’m waiting for
• Learning from the animals
• Relieving poor digestion, nausea and tiredness
• Holiday gifts for healthy eating
• Getting back in the groove
• Fire in RP held to kitchen only
• 24-Hour Fitness approved in Rohnert Park
• RP extends Dunn for six months in interim position
• Nicolino’s set to close by end of December
• Barich agrees to pay $7,500 for violations
• Cougars romp into semis
• Police Beat
• West Sierra Avenue Closure
• Instead of crabs, we go for pigs and mushrooms
• Author Duane Elgin to speak at SSU
• Rancho Cotate girls tip off season
• Sandoval, SSU men look sharp in Logsdon Classic
• Attractive decoration with wreaths, swags, etc.
• Donation by Penngrove Social Firemen
• Even your pet can give thanks
• Penngrove Elementary
• John Reed
• Hahn Elementary School
• Cable lunge rotations
• The brain works magnificently - both for you and against you
• Battling cracked tooth syndrome this holiday season
• Tritons oust SSU spikers from playoffs
• Arnold evaluation: not a promise keeper
• Something someone should have told me long ago: You are you
• What’ll be the new name for State Farm Drive and what’s next for Candace Birchfield?
• “A Christmas Carol’ starts three-week run in SR
• Food bank offering relief for hunger
• Special needs children learn to ride
• Medicare open enrollment runs through Dec. 31
• Firefighters join forces to boost blood donations
• Before Rohnert Park, town had Vern and Val Smith
• Police beat
• Cotati tree lighting Wednesday
• SSU set to host events for AIDS Awareness Week
• 24-Hour Fitness Club gets OK to take over vacant Rite-Aid site
• Annual RPPSOA Santa Float Toy Drive
• Versatility of container plants
• Persimmon recipe for disaster
• Persimmon recipe for disaster
• Skills, knowledge and wisdom prove advantageous
• Donating blood with a smile...
• Avoid certain Thanksgiving hazards
• John Reed Elementary School Eagle Gram recipients
• Monte Vista Builder Award winners
• Turkey Bowl for NOAH
• Diversity forum returns to Rancho Cotate High
• Will pessimism produce a better water bond?
• Somebody should ask me about that ‘Tinsel Curtain’ now on view in City Hall
• More thoughts on “The Next Time”
• Stability ball rollouts
• Acupressure for fatigue and adrenal deficiency
• No turkeys but lots of pigs
• An honorable flag burning
• RP public safety gives fire prevention tips for holiday
• Warriors Mitey Mites go undefeated again
• SSU Fall Dance Concert set for Dec. 2-5
• Penngrove Social Firemen host fundraiser
• SSU rallies on Seniors Night to reach volleyball playoffs
• SSU men exit playoffs in strange loss to Chico
• Rancho spikers out of playoffs
• Building a sound body and a sound mind
• Five Cotatians fined $30,000 by FPPC in 2006 election case
• Rohnert Park-Cotati library news
• Spreckels stage goes on bizarre trip with ‘Alice in Wonderland’
• Brainchild behind Transition Cotati
• Police beat
• Armed Forces News
• Ready to talk turkey
• Warriors cheer earn Disneyland trips but need help to get there
• Penngrove school earns prestigious honor
• Cougars prove who’s top cat in NBL
• Board confronts class size issues
• People get ready; trains are a comin’
• STATE FARM REGIONAL OFFICES IN RP TO CLOSE
• RAILROAD AVENUE LANE CLOSURES
• Clear out those garlic fries with a simple soup
• Pro nuclear arguments deeply flawed
• Would you want your daughter or son to marry a ‘politician’?
• Should homeowners walk away?
• Cougars dominate again, look ahead to biggest game of the year
• Only days remain to study ballot
• Decorative surgery on the pumpkin
• Daytime Closure for Commerce Underpass
• Halloween horror on H Street
• Rain storms sure to ring in mushroom season
• PG&E SmartMeter Outreach
• NOAH reopens at new location
• You can make works of art with fall colors
• No excuses for not voting this time
• Las Guitarras to end 16-year run in Cotati
• Senior day on the pitch
• Oh sure, election choices are OK, but more importantly, be sure to vote Nov. 2
• Key wins keep SSU men in CCAA soccer playoff chase
• Making the most of tortillas, meat, cheese and vegetables
• Sonoma spikers sweep
• Is College Still Worth It?
• Rancho routs Ukiah; Newman up next
• Cotati Candidates UNFILTERED: Pat Gilardi
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Cotati candidates UNFILTERED: Mark Landman
• Cotati Chamber seeking members
• Cotati candidates UNFILTERED: George Barich
• RP Post Office safe from closure threat; Petaluma may close
• University District project begins to smooth soil on RPX
• CATS supports autism families with walkathon
• Three cheers for the cheerleaders
• Two-wheel transportation gaining in popularity among local adults
• 1-Leg RDL + Row
• Sewer fee now an RP ordinance
• ‘Doctors With A Heart Day’ Nov. 19
• Police beat
• This is the feasting time of year
• RP bank robbers still at large
• Vet care for senior pets
• NOAH to Resume Food Distribution Operation on November 3rd
• RP campaign figures about equal in total dollar amounts
• Waldo Rohnert Elementary School - Oct 26, 2010
• Upcoming Workshops for Santa Rosa Plain Groundwater Basin Planning
• Respect united from on MPA proposal
• Puma spikers topple Rancho in five games
• Highway 116 Widening
• Seawolves’ golfers place high
• Dworkin, Cougars crush Vikings, 56-18
• Local ranchers oppose Roblar Road quarry project
• This way for free pasta
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• John Henry Leacock - August 22, 1931 - October 8, 2010
• Middle school sports return
• RP City Council candidate He’s spent 30 years ‘getting a feel’ for the RP community
• Rancho Cotate High Sports Ticker
• Bilingual educator brings passion for the big picture to district
• Party slated to benefit Sonoma County horses
• Police beat
• Singing and squeezing at Oktoberfest
• Local schools facing major budget crisis
• Help diminish anger and rage
• Peeking at pictures from the past
• Assisted bench dip
• RP OKs pilot program floated to upgrade shopping centers
• And your pet’s Halloween costume is...?
• Sewer fee deal boosts prospects for RP pizzeria
• Apples sweeter when grown at home
• Schools closer to solar power
• Are you functioning at 100 percent?
• ‘Money Hungry’ duo take second, get entry fee back
• SSU men’s soccer squad knocks off No. 14 Chico
• Hooray for homecoming
• Past, present pay tribute to beloved Dunham School
• Say, we’ve got the cutest bunny here
• Meatless Monday prove worth
• Lane Closures on Commerce for October 15, 2010
• Seawolves men garner soccer split
• Mistakes happen...get over them
• Cougars pummel Piner 49-6
• Campaign filled with nuances or flip-flops
• A traditional style of dancing
• About proclamations, resolutions, tomatoes and New Luddites
• ‘Mostly Magic’ Halloween in RP Comcenter
• Rancho Cotate Sports Scoreboard
• SCAYD director calls it a career after 22 years
• Cougars in action
• ‘Light the Night’ event draws 1,600
• SSU Wind Ensemble to host band from SRJC
• Still winning after 20 years
• Hunting for wild boar anything but boring for adventerous sportsmen
• Police beat
• Walk-a-Thon kids stepping out
• Computer lab brings excitement to Thomas Page
• Final parking spot
• RP Public Safety throws support to Leivo, Borba
• Protecting our watershed in fall months
• Drama lacking in RP debate
• Fall adds surprising color to the garden
• No 'money machine,' no problem for Tech robotics
• Beautiful alchemy: Accidental vegan pasta
• Cotati forum free of big fireworks
• Lunge and Twist
• Casino project gets major boost from BIA ruling
• Goals first, then brain goes to work
• Beautiful alchemy: Accidental vegan pasta
• Why is it text against face-to-face?
• Foxes in henhouse a key to Brown-Whitman race.
• Nostalgia can get me trouble in this 21st century Wi-Fi world
• PTA hosts Board of Trustees Candidates Forum
• Former PTA co-president faces grand theft charges
• Need relief for headache, muscle and joint pain?
• Music store opens in Zone’s former location
• The big fish story
• Silently brining in the money
• Trash pickup extends beyond local interests
• Cotati, RP sales tax measures kick in today
• Classics roll into Infineon
• RP candidates to debate Monday
• Stockton to host CCAA baseball tourney in 2011
• RP cops hold tight grip on traffic
• SSU spikers rally past Pomona
• Begley found guilty of murder
• Even the fish taking a respite in hot weather
• Did I hear someone mention something about an election?
• Friday Night Closure for Commerce Underpass Cancelled
• Rancho spikers bury Ursuline
• Untruths, inconsistency abound in Governor’s race
• CCAA honors SSU’s Bauer
• Drunk Driving...
• Cougars crush Trojans 49-0; Piner up next
• No revenge for the Hogfather
• Woolsey in midst of campaign for 10th House term
• A few tips for gardening in fall
• ‘Not lost forever’
• Cougars maul Trojans 49-0 in home opener
• Police Beat
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• Luau for Penngrove playground Saturday
• Remember, your real estate agent works for you...so be the boss
• RP teen suffers stab wound
• Benefits of body bridge
• Fate of firehouse repairs in hands of Cotati RDA
• Safe use of pain reliever Tylenol
• Commerce Underpass Closed Thursday and Friday Nights
• City Council and CDC Adopt Economic Development Plan
• Lane Changes for Highways 116 and 101
• Grant Writing Workshop Hosted by the City of Rohnert Park
• Highway 116 and Old Redwood Intersection
• ‘Discovery Day’ finds new locale
• Eat Pray Love: An encounter with Ketut Liyer in Bali, part II
• Five on ballot for school board seats
• Sumo Deadlift
• It’s no waterfall, it’s a Watters dive
• Flowering gingers create tropical air
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Summer’s finally here
• SSU goes 3-1 at Seawolf Spike
• Put a visit to Van Damm Park on your bucket list
• RP City Council candidate
• Historic Green Mill sparks memories of good times and magnificent meals
• RP man jailed for felony hit-and-run
• Police Beat
• Finale for RP bookstore Sept. 11 - fill your bag with books for $5
• SSU continues jazz legacy with concert series
• Historical newspapers donated to RP museum
• Cougars ready to roar in 2010
• Whooping Cough vaccines offered at RP Health Fair
• Despite rumors, ‘Flowers Not To Reason Why’ staying open
• For headache, sinus pain, eyestrain
• Cotati man jailed for child endangerment
• Just for the halibut
• Rancho Cotate football team hopes for deeper run in playoffs in 2010
• Locally, we have a tepid ballot facing us Nov. 2
• SSU grad bows out in second round of U.S. Amateur event
• Anchor babies reviled for no good reason
• New tour schedule announced for Green Music Center
• Speedy cyclists
• Gimme shelter!
• RP Craft Bazaar a relaxing way to roll into fall
• RP City Council candidate Amy Ahanotu took the long way to RP
• The Midwest road trip - sans fast or fried food
• Police beat
• Strange fruit mostly due to strange local weather
• Sept. 8 ‘Day of Caring’ will spruce up RP’s parks
• Cotati Creek Critters Calendar
• Political foe lobs ethics charge at Cotati mayor
• Native plants abound in Cotati’s waterways
• Double your love: 2-for-1 cat adoption special
• RP a hotbed for reality TV hopefuls
• RP-Cotati Library news
• What a bummer, no more summer
• Sons (and daughters) of Italy host picnic
• Cotati OKs police hires
• Cable pull-through
• No contest plea in manslaughter case
• A deeper look at locking on and locking out
• How to live to 100? Simplicity and moderation
• Fate of legal pot uncertain
• The Midwest road trip - sans fast or fried food
• Stand by. The HCP tackles RP City Center and future scenarios
• New RP city manager sees similarities in move
• Conservation Corps of the North Bay opens facility in Cotati
• Be Alert for Lane Closures on Highway 116 and 101
• Local scouts continue good deeds
• Cotati woman, RP man booked into jail
• Police Beat
• Gilardi, Landman and Barich vie for Cotati seats
• The spirit of the festival
• RP City Council candidate
• Every ‘little’ step counts
• ‘Eat, Pray, Love' -An encounter with Ketut Liyer in Bali
• RP’s 2010-11 budget approved
• Barbell floor press
• RP Council approves Sonoma Mt. Village plans including $888,000 loan
• A day in an animal shelter
• District honors Jones
• Get acquainted with Cordyline plant varieties
• Blessings from Galilea
• ‘Event hunting’ for the true sportsman
• Seawolves volleyball set to open season
• SSU soccer women enter season with big expectations
• Back with a vengeance
• RP picnic Aug. 28 will discuss reviving Founders Day for 2011
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• New wheels for Ethan
• Now accepting applications for Holiday Crafts Faire.
• Here’s a baby step toward fixing ballot initiatives
• It’s not an easy job - picking a lawyer for RP’s legal chores
• Highway 116 Underpass Closed This Weekend
• Recreation Activities Guide now available!
• Zone Music tribute Thursday, Aug. 26
• Who’s ahead on the possibly decisive jobs issue?
• School district outlines rules for lunch program
• Lateral lunge and press
• Cotati police force agrees to reduction in future benefits
• Magical Mystery Tour in your own kitchen
• SCTA works with Cotati on major roadway upgrades
• ­Advice for the sleep-deprived
• Eureka teen found dead in RP
• Setting yourself up for success
• Books and school supplies found in John Reed dumpster
• Tips for vacationing without pets
• Original Vietnam fighter plane and pilot at Santa Rosa Air Show
• This week's ARTIST
• SFI unveils fall semester series
• The ‘UFoS’ have landed
• 2010 Seawolves men’s soccer season preview
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Former Rancho standout finding his way in the big leagues
• Police Beat
• Second annual ‘Family Fun Day’ a success
• Accordions to squeeze into Cotati for 20th festival
• Chronicle of a deer hunting adventure
• Gerald Rosen
• Country Club Drive burglar pleads to 61 felonies
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library news
• More cuts on the table as RP eyes 2010-11 budget
• Environment best served when cars are washed responsibly
• Incumbent Breeze chooses not to run for RP City Council
• Sonoma State University and Cotati Creek Critters: A model collaboration
• Zone’s not closing, but times are tough
• Make your garden more colorful with a multitude of maples
• Cotati gets the jump ahead of RP for SMART rail station
• Hunting those who hunt whales
• SSU’s Stricklin adds ‘All-American’ to her career
• Former Seawolf golfer qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• Nice abs and a big bass to boot
• Augustine “Augie” Krzesowiak
• Teens ‘Voice’ opinions as new columnists
• Magical Mystery Tour in your own kitchen
• Slingin’ sweets
• Choo-choo trains, white elephants and the future
• Photo show opens Aug. 17 in RP library
• Cotati council approves co-op with SCTA
• High school dramatics revisited in local film
• Cotati, police association reach accord
• RP’s theatrical couple
• What lender should I use?
• Police beat
• Prosthetic joints and dentistry
• The unsolved mystery of Gravity Hill
• Barbell box squat
• Third annual Wee Walk helps parents of children with disabilities
• We have low cost spay and neuter options
• Nighttime Closures for Commerce & Highway 116
• Partial plastic bag ban a constructive idea
• All you wanted to know about groundwater management but were too cowardly to ask
• Second annual RP Family Fun Day Aug. 14
• ‘Once Upon A Mattress’ steals laughs and hearts
• Are we there yet?
• Windsor Wonders put first blemish on Santa Rosa Giants record
• The case for both Walmart & Pacific Market to stay and slug it out
• Rancho’s Casey Senecal garners All-Redwood Empire accolades
• Are municipal bonds right for you?
• Traditional IRA vs. Roth IRA
• What if no one is selling?
• Spreckels freeway sign may be replaced with a bigger one
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• Taking a look at RP’s Women in Business group
• Galilea Peña 2002-2010
• AMA proves A-OK in Calistoga
• Holy shitake, that’s a good burger!
• Christina Karakozoff saga: From the Adriatic Sea to Cotati
• Holy shitake, that’s a good burger!
• Police beat
• ‘Out of the mouths of babes’
• Know your regulations and plan ahead
• This week's ARTIST
• Rohnert Park party ordinance gets tougher
• What we lock out of our lives
• Gophers lead happy lives in Cotati parks
• Neutral grip pull up
• Former DPS fire station on SW Blvd. slated for razing
• Voice intern moves toward a future in journalism
• Tough times for Zone Music
• Night Time Closures for Commerce Boulevard Extended
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• ‘Long drive’ camping completes the camping experience
• NBL rides big second half to win in Kiwanis All-Star game
• Is my price too high?
• Gen X’ers must consider needs of three generations
• Night time Closures for Commerce Underpass
• Little ‘spare time’ for Bob Larsen at his Feed & Pet Supply Center
• Madison Rose Wheeler
• Police Beat
• RP approves Walmart expansion
• RP program teaches life skills to the disabled
• Wilfred interchange slated to be completed before end of year
• Riding for the children
• But where’s the train???
• Freeway work progress in RP getting close to halfway point
• Have no fear! Dental comfort needs are here
• RP City Council hopefuls have an Aug. 6 deadline to file
• Easy tips for safe grilled meals
• Walmart tax impact might be minimal
• Popcorn, a movie, and oh yes, adopt a cat or two
• This week's ARTIST
• Memoirs of a boarding house
• Pleasant summer for well-watered orchards
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• ‘Tis the season for sweet juicy fruit
• Camp Ayandeh- a little piece of Iran
• Talking to your dog the ‘human’ way
• For a ‘look-see’ on the past, check out this rural historic museum in Penngrove
• This week's ARTIST
• Police beat
• Historic North Bay photos now on line at SSU
• BooksWanted switches gears to booming Amazon database
• RP Health Fair due Sept. 11
• Forever in peace may she wave
• Next ‘Movies in the Park’ not until Sept.
• 101 widening project right on track
• So why is it so hard to change?
• Walmart appeal public hearing July 29 in RP City Council session
• Medicine Ball bridge rolls
• Lack of commitment’ rift roils DPS top management
• Rotary lends a helping hand
• ‘It’s not a pot club’
• Navigating your way through the investment world
• Cotati Kids Day Parade turns downtown into ‘Candyland’
• Inquiring Photographer
• Health and Safety Fair Sept. 11
• Spittin’ fire at Infineon
• Recreation Activities Guide
• Clash of the undefeated leaves one standing
• UC students sure to revive Israel divestment issue
• Local camping fun before summer ends
• City finance follies tend to come back and sink teeth in tender urban hides
• Sasee Salon ribbon cutting
• Underwater soccer?
• From BBQ pit to CHP
• Prized buck returns from vacation
• Summer Crafts Bazaar August 28
• State Takeaways Strike Again
• ArtStart to Collaborate with City on Civic Center Plaza Bench Project
• Information Regarding Sales and Use of State-approved Fireworks in Rohnert Park
• ‘Earnest’ mail to city hall, and look! Walmart’s back!
• Prized buck returns from vacation
• Prop. 13 fix at last gets a serious look
• Where's the train???
• Rats eliminated, but NOAH desperately needs new home
• Don’t forget summer care for fruit trees
• A piece of art and history for City Center Plaza
• Cat adoptions slow down
• School bus driver charged in child molest case
• This week's Artist
• Quite the catch at Roberts Lake
• Flamin’ fun at Infineon this weekend
• Cotati-RP school program cuts continue, but may be over by 2013
• Petaluma Piratas out-slug Healdsburg Owls, 15-10 on RP diamond
• Callinan Sports Center income increases by 35 percent this year
• Sonoma County’s new niche: Roller Derby
• Time to change the map on high speed rail?
• ‘Rock for No Rock’ event in Cotati raises awareness
• Rohnert Park-Cotati Library News
• RP conundrum or taking another look at Walmart’s plan
• Kitchen-Kutups joyfully chew up movie history all over Spreckels stage
• Sizzling sounds of silence
• RP Avon rep wins trip for top sales in U.S.
• Farewell
• Get those ‘Squeeze Boxes’ ready
• Lisztian Lieder
• They’ve celebrated at Penngrove Park for 40 years
• For whom are you investing?
• Quiet July 4 reported by Masterson of Public Safety
• Sonoma Mountain Village wins first LEED award
• Exhange Bank’s Rick Marraffino retires
• One dentist’s opinion of a healthy diet
• Thelma’s still high on Penngrove’s old-timer list
• Medicine Ball ‘Burpee’
• Police beat
• The toilet is not a trash can
• For 20-30 Club, money goes right to kids
• More simplicity and less stress
• The Bobs
• You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown
• Rick Ellis Sings Sinatra
• Company C Contemporary Ballet
• Anton In Show Business
• Robin And Linda Williams And Their Fine Group
• Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
• Legends And Lore Story Telling Festival
• Poulenc Trio Classical Music
• Poulenc Trio - Classical Music
• Theatre Of Yugen
• Over The Rainbow, The Songs Of Harold Arlen
• The Music And Culture Of The Caribbean
• The Nutcracker
• Dream House By Elizabeth Fuller

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