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  ALSO: Some Democratic state lawmakers want to create an “earned income tax credit” in California that mirrors the federal government’s program.

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Today's reports by Ben Adler.

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  The landscape around us is still green, but the drought is still on, too. It will be the focus of a series of four Town Hall meetings beginning Wednesday in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park. Here’s a preview.

The schedule for the Town Hall Meetings is:

Santa Rosa

Wednesday, April 23, 6 – 8 pm

Santa Rosa Finley Center, 2060 W College Ave.

Rohnert Park

Wednesday, April 23,  6:00 – 8:00 pm

City Council Chambers, 130 Avram Ave.

Windsor

Wednesday, April 29, 6 – 8 pm

Town Council Chambers, 9291 Old Redwood Hwy.

Petaluma

Wednesday, April 30, 6 – 8 pm

Lucchesi Community Center, 320 N. McDowell Blvd.

 The Drought Drive-Up events all happen on April 23, between 7:30 am and 6:30 pm at the following locations:

Healdsburg (Co-Hosted by the City of Healdsburg)

•Healdsburg City Hall

Novato (Co-Hosted by the North Marin Water District)

•Vintage Shopping Center (near Chevy’s)

Petaluma (Co-Hosted by the City of Petaluma)

•Lucchesi Center

Rohnert Park (Co-Hosted by the City of Rohnert Park)

•Ashley Furniture parking lot

Santa Rosa (Co-Hosted by the City of Santa Rosa)

•Finley Center

•Roseland – Dollar Tree Parking Lot

•Coddingtown Mall – Whole Foods parking lot

•Veterans Memorial Hall

Sonoma (Co-Hosted by the City of Sonoma)

•Arnold Field Parking Lot (near Veterans Hall)

Windsor (Co-Hosted by the Town of Windsor)

•Windsor Town Green

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  Northern California offers an abundance of scenic and challenging routes for bicyclists.  Now a local rider and writer has collected 75 of the best between the covers of a new guidebook.

  When it came time to winnow down the possible rides to just 75 (a number not strictly adhered to, if you count the various multi-day rides and those with several options), Oetinger says that one occasional criterion was the condition of the roadway itself.

Bill Oetinger will talk about his cycling guidebook at Copperfield’s in Santa Rosa Tuesday evening, April 22, night at six pm.

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  1. New Senior Village Network in Petaluma Seeks Members
  2. Expanding Graywater Use in Marin
  3. Five Years of Boosting Energy Efficiency
  4. Are we seeking a spike in Santa Rosa bike thefts?
  5. Fish Are Focus of Legislative Forum
  6. Cultural and Creative Arts Forum
  7. Freight Trains Coexist with SMART's Track Reconstruction Work
  8. Input Invited in SR City Manager Search
  9. New Teacher Dismissal Bill Deal Has Governor's Support
  10. Watching the 'Heartbleed' Bug
  11. 'Taking My Parents to Burning Man'
  12. California to Hold First Public Workshop On Lead Ammo Ban
  13. Dry times hard on bees
  14. Brook Haven Students Aim for Zero Waste
  15. Low-Income Californians Pay More State and Local Taxes Says Study
  16. The Consequences of Adverse Childhood Experiences
  17. Sonoma Ranked 12th Healthiest County in California
  18. Comion OUt Party for New C-Media Center
  19. Lawmakers Consider A Medical Interpreters Bill For A Second Time
  20. Finding a Future for Palm Drive Hospital
  21. Indigenous People's Group Seeks Wider Support
  22. Russian River Project Earns Restoration Award
  23. Entreprenoma's Market Day Debuts
  24. New Study Ranks California's Election Performance
  25. Brain Health Registry
  26. Homeless Survey to ID Most Vulnerable
  27. Senator Yee Indicted on Eight Counts
  28. 'The Soil Will Save Us'
  29. Updating Cloverdale's Old Time Fiddle Festival
  30. California Bill Would Re-Classify Human Trafficking as Gang Crime
  31. Drought driving up feed, milk prices
  32. Phillipine Medical Mission
  33. California Bill Would Require Public Schools to Stock Allergy Injectors
  34. The Sour Effects of Sugar-saturated Drinks
  35. Postal Workers Protest Staples Deal
  36. Sierra Snowpack Still Far Below Normal
  37. Recruiting Bioscience Businesses
  38. Holiday Foolishness in Occidental
  39. Power Bills Go Down For 12 million Californians
  40. Raising Orphaned Beavers
  41. Evans' Bill Seeks GMO Food Labeling
  42. Graton Day Labor Center Celebrates 13 Years of Activism
  43. The Lost Landscapes of San Francisco
  44. Tsunami Preparedness Week
  45. Understanding Dyslexia
  46. SAY's Dream Center Advances
  47. Santa Cruz farmer hacks tomato genome to develop a Monsanto-free Early Girl
  48. Medical Marijuana Study Gets Federal Green Light
  49. 'Twenty Years Behind Bars'
  50. Drought Resistance Underground
  51. 'Carma' Carpooling App Gains Traction
  52. California's Recycling Goals Also Create Jobs
  53. The Economics of Rainwater Catchment
  54. Dutra Foes Seek Appeals Court Reversal
  55. Rainwater Catchment Systems
  56. Cost breakthrough for water desalination
  57. In Marin, an innovative project to turn food waste into renewable energy
  58. Fasting for Immigration Reform
  59. To get Buffalo Mozzarella Outside of Italy try Tomales
  60. Made Local, Volume 2
  61. Democrats Lose Super Majority in California Senate

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