Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 9th of October.
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The Sonoma Developmental Center met local fire codes after broken hydrants on its Eldridge property were fixed, officials confirmed after an Oct.
5 inspection. Temporary fencing & security guards were added to deter vandalism while the campus awaits an updated environmental study.
Santa Rosa is reimagining Fremont Park with plans to add play areas and walking paths; residents may share their input in a survey open through Oct.
30. The redesign—backed by a $3.5 million budget—balances modern upgrades with historic elements and will start construction in fall 2028.
The Airport Boulevard overcrossing at Highway 101 north of Santa Rosa has been dedicated to fallen deputies Detective Sergeant Ed Wilkinson, Deputy Brent Jameson and Deputy Bliss Magly, who died in two helicopter crashes (1977 and 1980).
State Senator Mike McGuire sponsored the renaming.
Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Mia Shim issued a seasonal mask mandate for patient care areas at skilled nursing, long-term care, rehabilitation, infusion, and dialysis centers beginning Nov.
1 until March 31, 2027 — both healthcare workers and visitors must wear masks to protect high-risk patients.
Sonoma State University has hired Aaron Landon as head coach for the men’s basketball team; he comes from St. Martin’s University where he won three conference titles and led two tournament runs.
Landon will begin next week as he rebuilds the program ahead of sports returning in 2027.
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