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They have us badly outnumbered, but there are ways to divert an invasion of ants without trying to eradicate them.
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A close-up look at anArgentine ant.
There's a lot more information about common California ants and how to cope with them here.
For additional resources from the Sonoma County Master Gardeners, click here.
A more detailed account of Fr. Vitale's arrest at Fort Huachuca can be found here .
Father Vitale will speak in Santa Rosa on Sunday, September 7, at 7:00 pm. at the Christ Church United Methodist, 1717 Yulupa, Santa Rosa. For further information about the event, call 707-575-8902. A $10 donation is suggested, though no one will be turned away for lack of funds. To learn more about the "No to Torture, Yes to Peace" campaign, click here .The event is co-sponsored by the Sonoma Couty Network of Spiritual Progressives, the Peace and Justice Center of Sonoma County , and numerous other local groups involved in peace and social justice issues.
Pace a Bene is a organization dedicated to "fostering a just and peaceful world through non-violent education, community-building and action." Their history is published here .
Political infighting has moved to a new pre-election battleground-the ballot summaries in the publicly published, non-partisan election guides.
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Dave McCuan is Associate Professor of Political Science at Sonoma State University.
As gang-related activities increase in the Sonoma Valley, new prevention efforts are being launched to help parents redirect affected kids.
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For details about the upcoming seminar series, click here . You can hear Jill Royce describe the full series in this audio clip:
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To view the services provided by LifeWorks, click here . 
To learn about the Mayor’s Gang Prevention Task Force in Santa Rosa, click here .
California's schools may not be teaching civics and government as much as they once did, but the state's educators are more deeply engaged in these subjects than ever. {mp3remote}http://media.krcb.org/audio/nbr/9-02-08.mp3{/mp3remote}
David Sanchez, a Kindergarten teacher from Santa Maria is president of the 340,000 member California Teachers Association.
