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San Rafael Approves Phase 1 Design Contract for $105M Albert Park Library Project

San Rafael's City Council voted 5-0 this week to approve a Phase 1 progressive design-build contract for a long-awaited new library and community center at Albert Park, a project city officials estimate will ultimately cost about $105 million. The contract covers design, engagement and permitting; construction is in Phase 2 and requires a later Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment and bond-financing authorization. The council also approved a project labor agreement the same night, locking in local-hire provisions before any ground is broken.

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Progressives Hold Leads in Historic Sonoma County Supervisor Races

Progressive candidates are holding steady leads in the high-stakes races for Sonoma County’s 2nd and 4th District supervisor seats following Thursday’s election update. The Press Democrat reports in the 2nd District, Petaluma City Schools trustee Joanna Paun maintains a commanding lead over Cotati Mayor Sylvia Lemus with over 61 percent of the vote. If elected, Paun will make history as the first Black woman to serve on the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors in its 176-year history.

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Nancy King – At Home in the Nonprofit Capital of the World

Born and raised in Rhode Island, since moving here in 2009 Nancy King has embraced Sonoma and dedicated herself to the welfare of the community, through work with various nonprofits in the Valley. Anna Pier observed Nancy working as the organizer of the Latino Leadership program, and sat down to talk with her afterward.

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California Flu Season Sees Early Surge As Health Officials Urge Vaccinations

Flu cases across California are climbing earlier than usual, prompting Bay Area doctors to urge immediate vaccination. The Bay Area News Group reports state health data shows over 21 percent of flu tests returned positive in late October, marking a unusually aggressive start to the season. Wastewater tracking indicates high...

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Thousands of Ballots Remain Uncounted in Sonoma and Napa Counties

Sonoma County election officials added over 8,000 ballots to the tally Thursday afternoon, bringing the total counted to nearly 108,000 without shifting key close races. According to the Press Democrat, about 102,000 unprocessed ballots still remain to be counted in Sonoma County, putting estimated voter turnout at roughly 65 percent.

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