#community-efforts

#community-efforts

Oona, a puffin who was blown 110 miles inland, is undergoing assessment for release after being rescued and nursed back to health by Vets for Pets.

We're always looking for clever ways to conceal the TV....and now Annie's smitten with this European system and accessories that make it look good.

"It is very encouraging to see progress," said Supervisor Lynda Hopkins, chair of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors. "This year's count reflects the tireless dedication of County staff, the Continuum of Care volunteers and our community partners, people who are showing up every day to do the hard, human work of addressing homelessness."

The recent surge in graffiti on Central line trains is concerning and costly, as billboarded carriages leave passengers feeling less safe and degrade the transport experience.

"They're more resilient. They don't get as dry. They're not as likely to burn in a flashy way, like phragmites does," said Scott Middleton, executive director of the Marine Park Alliance.

"It's gotten a little bit safer. Granted, there are still concerns with littering and cleanliness, but the inclusion of new trash cans could help address these issues."

Valerie, a miniature dachshund who disappeared in 2023 near Stokes Bay, survives for over 500 days amidst roadkill and persistent community efforts to find her.

It's a stair, and all the tiles. We are racing to remove and preserve thousands of vintage and historically significant tiles from the Eaton fire burn zone before the properties are bulldozed.

"Our goal is to open people's minds, make them more aware of their cultural surroundings, and to leave the land better than when they got here."