Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of April.
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🎭 Culture
Families attended the third annual Día del Niño Festival at Old Courthouse Square on Sunday, April 26, enjoying a toy giveaway, martial arts demonstrations, a 'crazy hair' contest, live music and food truck treats.
Community leaders highlighted local cultural groups with raffles that celebrated Latin American heritage.
🎓 Education
Over 390 residents signed a petition to save the French program at Sonoma Valley High after officials planned to cut the (40‑year) department for the 2026‑27 school year due to a teacher retirement, declining enrollment, and budget concerns.
Supporters say the decision will leave only Spanish available.
🏥 Health
Casa Grande High School football coach Joe Mercado, 50, was diagnosed with a heart condition after feeling lightheaded on the field and now uses daily exercise to strengthen his heart.
Local cardiologists say regular movement serves as natural medicine to lower the risk of chronic diseases.
📰 Real Estate
The former Bank of America building at 10 Santa Rosa Avenue, a 31,000-square-foot property vacant since the pandemic start, is set for an online auction starting June 1.
Brokers set a minimum bid at $650,000 on Ten-X, offering an opportunity for redevelopment in downtown Santa Rosa.
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