White Receives Matt Walsh Memorial
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A Sunday afternoon with White receives retired football players Matt Walsh Memorial
Retired NFL players Cliff Branch, Rudy Nixon, owner of Friar Tuck’s, Honor Jackson, Jerry Robinson, Mervyn Fernandez, Anthony Bell and Brad Kahn during the annual fundraiser held for “Fence at the Top.” Robert Grant By Irene Hilsendager Top organization which provides youths with vital Fun and entertainment is what happens when a life skills that will bring a greater success possible few retired football players come to town and sit for each teen. The approach allows this organiza- and shoot the fat with Honor Jackson, who is the tion to intercept at-risk, troubled and neglected Executive Director of Fence at the Top, a non- youths before they fall, hence the name Fence at profit, comprehensive mentoring program for at- the Top. Shane White, a senior at Rancho Cotate High presents the Matt Walsh Memorial Award to a risk youth in Sonoma County. The average age of the youngsters are nine to School and member of the varsity football team, player that the team votes on.6 Team members are The divisional championship game between the 18 years and have a very low school grade point was presented with the Matt Walsh Memorial asked to search their hearts for a player who has LA Rams and NE Patriots was the draw that average of 2.5 or even less. There is so much in- Award Sun., Jan. 19 at the end of the football ban- respect for his peers on and off the field, displays brought a large crowd to Friar Tuck’s Pub in Cotati stability in the lives of these adolescent teen-agers. quet that was held at Friar Tucks.6 Allyson and leadership and excellent sportsmanship qualities and shake hands with a few retired pigskin throw- There is very little or no supervision in the homes. Claire Walsh (wife and daughter of Matt Walsh) and has integrity, a continual hard worker who ers and receivers. Patrons were saying the Rams They are sexually promiscuous and the temptation and Matt’s brother, Mark Walsh, presented the shows loyalty to the team and someone who has will lose again, but they prevailed after 17 years of alcohol and drugs are everywhere. Because of award to Shane.6 The award is given in honor of Rancho team spirit.6 Shane was awarded a plaque of being close but never being the divisional cham- not receiving the attention they need, many fall by Matt Walsh who died July 6, 2001.6 Walsh was a and his name will be added to a plaque that is pions. the wayside, huge fan of Rancho football and an active member hung up at the school. The event was to raise funds for the Fence at the ‘Retired’ see page 2 of the boosters.6 In honor of his memory, his family Jane Peleti Mackenzie New signs point in the right direction By Joshua Farestveit-Moore tati has had before. It has a repu- The plan’s focus will be on the Commission (MTC) in 2017 It took three organizations the tation, and it has its own unique downtown area and the city’s when this whole process started. better part of two years, but the feel, but before the Wayfinding trails. The MTC allotted the city leavesBy Joshua Farestveit-Moore SMART Cotati City Council approved the Master Plan the city was really It follows a natural theme with a $90,000 to improve its signage The Rohnert Park City Council Wayfinding Master Plan Tues., more of a mish-mash of different red, blue and green pastel and Cotati added to that seed stripped Councilmember Jake Jan. 22. neighborhoods without a unify- palette. The sign posts are money an additional $50,000 Mackenzie of his position on the The Wayfinding Master Plan ing look. The Cotati City Coun- planned to be made of wood— from its 2018-2019 budget. Sonoma Marin Rail Transit is Cotati’s effort to better the sig- cil hopes that through the new African Mahogany, a particu- That was more than enough (SMART) Advisory Board Tues., nage at the various bicycle paths, plan the city will find its image. larly dense species that’s known money to put together the Jan. 22 just a few weeks after trails and other high traffic “We didn’t have a comprehen- for its durability. Kiosks with Wayfinding Steering Commit- their criticism of his decision to neighborhoods across the area. sive plan up until now,” Mayor maps, city lore and directions to tee—a hodgepodge of bodies support the CASA Compact. The goal is to beautify the city John Dell’Osso said. “It’s impor- local business are slated for the taken from the Cotati City Coun- The CASA Compact is a pro- and improve economic prosper- tant certainly from a visual downtown area—again, all in the cil, the Cotati Planning Commis- posal put forth by the Committee ity and to do this the Wayfinding standpoint. You see a lot of older city’s color theme. And for the sion and the Design Review to House the Bay Area (CASA) plan creates a system—really a signs in other cities where they trails are little posts that denote Committee. They hired MERJE, that aims to increase California’s unifying aesthetic of sorts—that update only some of the signage direction and length. a Pennsylvania based graphic supply of affordable housing. It will reduce the signage clutter but not all of it. I personally feel A plan of this magnitude does- design company. proposes to do this through a combination of laws that raise taxes, and settle on a stable template of that keeping things uniform n’t come cheap. Luckily for Co- This isn’t MERJE’s first proj- puts a cap on rent and limits city control over local zoning. colors. makes it look a little bit more to- tati, the city landed a grant from ect. In the past they handled That’s a grossly oversimplified explanation. In short, though, it’s A theme is not something Co- gether.” the Metropolitan Transportation ‘Point’ see page 2 not something the rest of the Rohnert Park City Council seems to be in favor of, and Mackenzie, acting as their representative to CASA, signed the compact back in Dec. without consulting them. At the last council meeting the rest of the Rohnert Park City Council rebuked Mackenzie strongly for his decision. “In every other meeting you’re in you give us reports and say, RP investigates new site for Corp. Yard ‘I’m going to be voting on this.’ We didn’t hear nothing until it was By Joshua Farestveit-Moore vandalism, vagrancy and all the ravages of time. voted on,” Vice Mayor Joseph Callinan said at last week’s meeting. The Rohnert Park City Council directed its staff Tuesday to reach Everything told the cost to renovate the Gold Ridge site and move “Personally I think you may have been on these committees way too out to the residents of the G Section over the potential move of the the Corp Yard will run upwards of $5.4 million. The money for that long. Maybe it’s time for change. Change is always good. I’m very city’s Corporation Yard (Corp Yard) to the area in order to make will come from the city’s general fund, which the city manager, Dar- disappointed that you support the CASA Compact.” room for the new Station Avenue Development. rin Jenkins, claims they’ve already set aside. That price tag does not The council opted not to renew Mackenzie’s appointment as the It was never a question of whether to move the Corp Yard, but factor in the potential income from selling the current Corp Yard city’s representative to the Sonoma County Transit Authority rather to where and when. The terms of the Station Ave. Develop- site. (SCTA). They chose instead to send Vice Mayor Joseph Callinan ment Plan slate the land under the current Corp Yard office for park- The only tenant at the 6.04- acre property is the local preschool with a substantial 4-1 majority vote—Mackenzie as the sole dissent- ing, and with construction on the new downtown neighborhood provider, Community Child Care Council of Sonoma County, which ing voice. The loss of the position leaves Mackenzie ineligible for imminent, the time has come, as they say, to pull the trigger. leases a couple of Gold Ridge’s old portables from the city. That his other seat on the SMART Advisory Board and that’s devastating “The horse has bolted out of the stable door. The word is on the leaves the administrative complex completely free, which, as select because his involvement with SMART goes all the way back to the street as of now. This is more than a rough sketch—there’s an ar- members of the council see it, makes the site a promising location. organization’s beginning. Throughout his life Mackenzie stood as a chitect drawing there of what’s proposed for that site,” Councilmem- “My first reaction when I started to read was, ‘Oh, not in Gold staunch supporter of public transportation, couched in his 30 years ber Jake Mackenzie said. Ridge. That doesn’t work,” Councilmember Pam Stafford said. “But of service to the EPA. There were several potential sites for the new Corp Yard office the more I read the analysis—I think the points you make are really He did not appreciate council’s actions. which included a property on Hunter Dr., a vacant lot near the well taken. The Corp Yard really is a cohesive unit that works well “I regard what has happened this evening as a slight to my service Spreckels Performing Arts Center and a former real estate office on together. I think it’s a really important thing to keep the group to- for the City of Rohnert Park and my service on the SMART board State Farm. The council discussed those options but did not rule on gether, to keep that cohesion.” since its inception. This has clearly been done deliberately,” Macken- them. The issue is that the neighborhood around Gold Ridge is residen- zie said. “I don’t want anybody to be under any misapprehension The current front runner of the potential sites for the new Corp tial—entirely residential, actually. Slapping a light industrial build- that I feel very strongly in this matter.” Yard is the former Gold Ridge Elementary School located at 1455 ing like the Corp Yard in the middle of a family neighborhood can Despite the coincidental timing and Mackenzie’s protests, Calli- Golf Course Dr. Gold Ridge Elementary closed down back in 2008. change its character, not to mention issues with traffic, noise and all nan insisted that replacing Mackenzie was not a punitive act. At its height, the school enrolled 340 children with a 40 member the other little joys a light industrial building can bring. faculty. It has since been, more or less, abandoned and subject to ‘Yard’ see page 4 ‘SMART’ see page 4 All Organic, No Chemicals CABINETS 101 OF ROHNERT PARK
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Cotati Ave. •Window and Door Trim was arrested for possessing a was arrested for false imprison- bletree Dr. at Golf Course Dr. Position Open We fix houses ment and battery on a spouse on controlled substance, possessing 8:43 a.m.: A 22-year-old male 1/16/19 Advertising: Since 1992 Lic.#748161 a narcotic controlled substance Boris Ct. was arrested for public intoxica- 11:55 p.m.: Vandalism was re- 3:45 a.m.: A 29-year-old male Position Open A Guy, A Toolbox & A Truck and a bench warrant on Red- tion and violating probation on was arrested for an outside war- wood Dr. ported on Enterprise Dr. RP Exp. Business office: Jerry Moore rant on Hwy. 116 S. 12:17 a.m.: A 51-year-old male 8:58 a.m.: A 32-year-old male Rose Shah 1/19/19 9:30 a.m.: A 49-year-old female Circulation: was arrested for violating proba- was arrested for a probation war- was arrested for a DUI on E. Co- 1:28 a.m.: A 36-year-old male rant and a bench warrant on Red- Bill Poole 707-664-8100 was arrested for an outside war- tati Ave. wood Dr. 6:50 p.m.: A non-injury traffic General Office: rant on Redwood Dr. 12:56 p.m.: A vandalism was re- 5:35 a.m.: A disturbance was re- accident was reported on Lasker Claudia Smith ported on Maximillian Pl. Ln. at Old Redwood Hwy. Sports: ported on Southwest Blvd. 3:16 p.m.: A petty theft was re- 9:44 a.m.: A grand theft was re- 8:26 p.m.: Narcotic activity was Joshua Farestveit ported on Business Park Dr. reported on E. Cotati Ave. ported on Hunter Dr. 4:23 p.m.: Loitering was re- News: 9:52 a.m.: An unwanted guest 11:24 p.m.: A 34-year-old male ported on Golf Course Dr. was arrested for burglary and Irene Hilsendager, was reported on Golf Course Dr. 4:47 p.m.: A disturbance was re- W. shoplifting on Hwy. 116 S. Stephanie Derammelaere ported on Redwood Dr. 1/17/19 Page layout: 10:37 a.m.: A petty theft was re- 5:54 p.m.: A non-injury traffic ported on Redwood Dr. 12:54 a.m.: A disturbance was Jodie Smith accident was reported on Snyder reported on Terrace Dr. 11:53 a.m.: Narcotic activity was Ln. Charlotte Grayson reported on Santa Alicia Dr. 9:53 a.m.: A disturbance was re- 7:17 p.m.: A structure fire was ported on Larch Ave. Photographers: 12:10 p.m.: A hit and run was re- reported on E. Cotati Ave. ported on Elsa Ct. 7:45 p.m.: A 38-year-old male Robert Grant, Jane Peleti 8:05 p.m.: A disturbance was re- was arrested for an outside war- 12:37 p.m.: A 34-year-old male ported on Alma Ave. was arrested for a bench warrant rant on Hwy. 116 S. News, column contributors: 9:52 p.m.: A petty theft was re- Thomas Elias, Julie Ann Souk- oulis, Steve Campbell, George ‘Point’ from page 1 Malkemus, Jamie Sahouria, Ken project. In the past they handled jobs in cities such as Dallas, Lit- Weise, Scott Sheldon, Jeff James, Please make us tle Rock and Phoenix. As MERJE Principal and representative to Dawn Dolan, Bill Hanson, your home page Cotati, John Bosio, put it, signage is vital for the character of any Darrin Jenkins,, Don Schwartz, town. “What you’re really trying to do is promote the assets of the com- Damien O’Bid, and stayup to date munity,” Bosio said. “When you go out there now you could drive Lanny and Janet Lowery by any number of the trail heads and you wouldn’t know there was with local access.” Website & Social Media If all goes according to schedule, Cotati will roll out the Wayfind- Charlotte Grayson news, sports and events ing Master Plan in the summer. A few of its designs still await final Claudia Smith approval, though. 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ByA Irene special Hilsendager class for children withtic. Babiesautism born before 26 Autism is a spectrum disor- weeks of gestation may have a der that is related to brain devel- greater risk of autism spectrum opment that impacts how a disorder. There is no way to pre- person perceives and socializes vent autism spectrum disorder, with others, causing problems but there are treatment options. in social interaction and com- Early diagnosis and intervention munication. is most helpful. Detective Duane Ladno of John Reed classes for autistic the Rohnert Park Department of children are very fortunate to Public Safety gave a rousing have a caring and highly edu- speech on autism because this cated teacher by the name of subject is very near and dear to Travis Curtis and known as Mr. his heart. Madison, his daugh- Curtis in the classroom. He ter, is such a child that goes to studied Philosophy and Theol- the special class for autistic chil- ogy at Biola University in La dren at the John Reed School. Mirada, Ca. and is currently get- She is a bright and happy young ting his Mild/Moderate Special lady that makes friends very Education Credential through easily, wants hugs to a certain the North Coast School of Edu- degree and amazingly has a Pictured are Travis Curtis, an Education Specialist teacher, for the cation through the Sonoma photographic memory. Madi- John Reed Autism classroom; Madison Ladno, a student in the County Office of Education. son’s sun rises and sets on her Autism classroom, her father, Duane Ladno, a detective with the Curtis worked residential treat- daddy and since Detective Rohnert Park Department of Public Safety and Claudia Smith of the ment for at-risk high school Ladno has been trained in men- Rotary Club of Rancho Cotati. The occasion was a check for $1,000 boys for ten years. He is also tal health, he certainly under- presented by the Rotary Club of Rancho Cotati to the special class- married to a fantastic woman stands the meltdowns that room. named Rachel and is blessed Madison has at times. Ladno Jane Peleti with an 18-month old son came from Novato and has been named Wesley. Ironically they Tech High doesn’t have enough steam an officer for 12 years and is a trained intervention officer. have a dog named Chicken so Wesley is very confused when they Technology High Team Captain Pinkeo Phongsa makes the final Some background facts will help you to understand autism a little are teaching him the different animals. shot attempt of the game against Tomales last Friday. The Lady better. Some children show signs of autism spectrum disorder in Travis began the year at school with seven students but now they Titans scored nine baskets and a free throw, but at the sound of early infancy, such as reduced eye contact, lack of response to their have increased to ten. Currently the Cotati-Rohnert Park School Dis- the final buzzer the score was 19-59 in favor of the Braves. names or indifference to caregivers. Other children may develop trict has approximately 865 students with IEP’s district wide. There Robert Grant normally for the first few months or years of life, but then suddenly are 150 children qualified for special education under autism. Fifty- becomes withdrawn or aggressive or lose language skills they have seven are at elementary level, 26 at the middle school level and 23 already acquired. Signs usually are seen by age two. Madison at the high school level. doesn’t seem to have very few of the mentioned signs. Special education follows individuals with disabilities education Some children with autism have certain patterns of behavior. act or IDEA. Students have to qualify for special education based Many will perform repetitive movements, rocking; some will be- on an assessment and the eligibility criteria for autism. This is dif- come disturbed when routines are changed are fascinated by certain ferent from the medical diagnosis criteria which is in the DSM-V. objects, usually sensitive to light and sound and eats only a few food There are many students in the district who are diagnosed with or refusing foods with different textures. autism but do not qualify for special education. However, many stu- One of the greatest controversies in autism spectrum disorder cen- dents with autism require more intensive supports to access their ed- ters on whether a link exists between the disorder and childhood ucation and make meaningful progress. vaccines. Despite extensive research, no reliable study has shown a The district provides a spectrum of services for students with link between autism spectrum disorder and any vaccines. autism and are always trying to create individualized programs. Cur- The number of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder tis has two or three aides, who are trained in positive behavioral sup- is rising. It is not clear whether this is due to better detection and re- port strategies and on evidence-based practices for students on the porting or a real increase in the number of cases or both. spectrum, depending on the student’s needs. The class is a mixture Ladno said that more males are affected than females. Autism of grades three through five and primarily students with autism but spectrum disorder affects children of all races and nationalities, but it is not limited to only students on the spectrum as these strategies certain factors increases a child’s risk. The Center for Disease Center also work for other students. says one out of sixty-eight children within the United States is autis- Collaborating Together for Peace By Stephanie Derammelaere standing in the center courtyard Since 2010 the Rotary Clubs of the Rohnert Park Community of Cotati and Rohnert Park en- Center. The pole will say “Make visioned building a peace park Peace Prevail on Earth” in eight and garden where the commu- languages. nity could go to imagine a world “We’re putting the park in for filled with peace and under- the public and we’re going to standing. In a team effort from try to encourage the public to the Rotary Clubs of Rancho Co- visit this,” says Reinhold. “We tati and Rohnert Park-Cotati, anticipate trying to work with Alfaro makes a hit the City of Rohnert Park, and the schools so they might even Lily Alfaro, 8th grader at Lawrence E. Jones Middle School, community members, their make field trips there if we have makes a backwards hit across the net during their volleyball game dreams could become a reality. enough educational compo- against Petaluma Middle School. The teams played against each The result is a beautiful peace nents. We’re looking forward to other at LJMS Thurs., Jan. 17. Lawrence Jones defeated park being built in front of the benefiting the community.” Petaluma two games out of three to wrap up their season. Burton Recreation Center. Jane Peleti “We thought it would be neat to have a peace park or garden The newly planted “Victory Garden” in front of the Burton Recre- in the city - basically just a ation Center is seen on an overcast day. serene space to contemplate the Robert Grant nature of peace, what peace the neighborhood to your region The clubs also plan to erect a means, and what the benefits and so on and so forth.” peace pole, similar to the one are,” says Wulff Reinhold, Club Service Director of the Rotary Club of Rohnert Park-Cotati. “Although there was support and we even set aside some ini- tial funding it kind of lan- guished because really no viable space became available.” With the help of the city and their connection, the Burton Lattes, Mochas, Recreation Center was identi- Serving fied as being a possible suitable Cotati/RP Coffee, Tea location for the peace park, as Local pastries. the property in front had be- for 20+ years come overgrown with ivy and Breakfast Burritos could use some revitalization. In early 2018 work on the peace park began, with the help of both Rotary Club members, the Toasted City of Rohnert Park, commu- Bagels nity volunteers and Interact bagels Club members from Technol- are ogy High School. with “The city started out by first ripping out all the ivy,” says back! cream Reinhold. “We had some con- tractors come in and re-sculpt Cheese the area. We added some walk- ways and now have planted OPEN at 3:30AM - 4:00PM Mon - Fri close to 400 low-water, low- 5:00AM - 4:00PM Sat 8492 Gravenstein Hwy # A maintenance plants that are still 7:00AM - 4:00PM Sun Cotati sensory pleasing with fra- grances and such. They’ve re- ally taken off and it has turned into a beautiful area. We’ve also planted some olive trees - a symbol of peace and we also planted a survivor tree. This is a tree that is germinated from seeds of trees that survived the Hills & Homes Hiroshima blast. 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All prices and availability are subject to change without notice. 4 - Friday, January 25, 2019 Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove The Community Voice Community Events Calendar January 25, 2019 through February 7, 2019 Friday, January 25 to the end of life. The transformative nature of loss and grief and p.m. at 900 Sanford Rd., Santa Rosa. $35 pre-registration is re- the purpose in aging, illness and dying. Members/class $8 and quired. For more information, call 707-527-9277, ext. 100. • Friends of the RP Senior Center hosts Bingo at the Senior non-members $10/class. 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Center. Doors open at 4 p.m. First game begins at 6:30 p.m. Buy- • Museum for little ones 10 a.m. to noon at the Charles M. Monday, February 4 ins are $35 or $45 which includes all supplies. Payouts are given Schulz museum. Crafts, movement games, storytimes and other upon attendance and food is available for purchase. 100 percent of fun activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. • Investigate, design, implement and endings. A seminar series the net proceeds go directly to the RPSC for building and program Offered every Mon. through Feb. with a different theme each Tess Lorraine on how you can develop a values-centered approach enhancements. week. Cost $5 per child (free for up to two adults per child before to the end of life. The transformative nature of loss and grief and • Let’s talk cannabis: Biodynamic and regenerative cannabis. 11 a.m. For more information, call 707-284-1268. the purpose in aging, illness, dying and receive support in our rela- Learn about the benefits of consuming cannabis. For members by tionships. Members/class $8 and non-members $10/class. 2:30 to donation and non-members $5 for a day-use. All proceeds benefit Tuesday, January 29 4:30 p.m. the Sebastopol Area Senior Center. Call 707-829-2440. • Museum for little ones 10 a.m. to noon at the Charles M. • 6th Street Playhouse presents “A Streetcar Named Desire” at • Strength and conditioning days for ages 8-13 from 6-8 p.m. at Schulz Museum. Crafts, movement games, storytimes and other 52 W. 6th St., Santa Rosa. 7:30 p.m. This performance will run the Callinan Sports and Fitness Center Community Center, in fun activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. through Feb. 17. For more information, call 707-523-4185, ext. meeting room # 2. To join contact Offered every Monday through Feb. with a different theme each 103. All performances will start at 7:30 p.m. except Sundays at 2 [email protected]. $110 per month. week. Cost $5 per child (free for up to two adults per child before p.m. Tickets are $23-$28. Under 30, tickets are $18. 11 a.m. For more information, call 707-284-1268. • Club Credo presents: The Rainbow Girls in concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday, January 30 Proceeds benefits Credo High. $15 for adults and $3 for students. Tuesday, February 5 For more information, go to www.youtube.com/watch?time. • Cross-training class will jump-start your metabolism and fat burning abilities. Sign-ups must be done in person through the • Basic gymnastics for ages 3-11 from 4:15-5 p.m. $40 resi- Saturday, January 26 community center. Please call for more details. 707-588-3456. dents/$47 non-residents. In the Community Center Garden Room. Call 707-588-3456 for more information. • Colored pencil techniques workshop with Nina Antze10 a.m.- Thursday, January 31 3 p.m. Cover blending, laying and burnishing techniques while in- Wednesday, February 6 corporating the basics of botanical drawing at Heron Hall. All • Behind Peanuts: The Little Red-Haired Girl, Charlie Brown’s levels welcome. $95. Pre-registration required. 707-527-9277 x unrequited love. Check schulzmuseum.org for time and updates or • Cross-training class will jump-start your metabolism and fat 102. call 707-579-4452. burning abilities. Sign-up must be done in person through the • “Sex with Strangers,” a comedy by Laura Eason. Tickets are • Coffee with a Cotati Cop at Redwood Café from 7-9 a.m. community center for ages 18 + from 6-7 p.m. All activities will $25 for general admission and $40 for VIP. Luther Burbank Cen- be done at the Gold Ridge Recreation Center. $50 per month. ter for the Arts. For more information, call Argo Thompson at Friday, February 1 707-536-1620. Thursday, February 7 • Brownies are invited to spend the night at the Schulz Museum. • First Friday film series: “Smokey and the Bandit” returns with For fees and reservations, visit gsnorcal.org. or call 707-544-5472. more of Charles Schulz’s favorite films. Free for member or $5 for • The household toxics facility is open weekly for free drop-off general and includes popcorn and candy. of toxics from Sonoma county residents. Bring your ID to prove Sunday, January 27 • Free Thurs. night trivia at Sally Tomatoes, 1100, Valley House residency. No appointment is required. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dr. RP. Free to play for all ages. 707-665-9472. State transportation laws limit each vehicle to a maximum of 15 • Expressive nature photography in the Laguna watershed work- gallons of liquid (with a maximum of 5 gallons per container) or shop with Brenda Tharp 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Winter is a great time to Saturday, February 2 125 pounds of solid material. Never mix chemicals. Place in capture the drama of nature. Meet at Heron Hall. $125. Pre-regis- sealed containers in the trunk packed to prevent spills. tration required. Limited to 15 participants. 707-527-9277 x 102. • Cotati annual awards dinner from 6-9 p.m. in the Cotati room Syringes/needles must be in a sealed and labeled approved con- • Brownies are invited to spend the night at the Schulz Museum. behind the chamber office. It will be a fun evening of food, drinks tainer. No electronics, explosives, ammunition, radioactive materi- For fees and reservations, visit gsnorcal.org. or call 707-544-5472. and games. Tickets are $30 each. For more information, call Liz at als, biological wastes will be accepted. The disposal site is located 707-795-5508. at 500 Mecham Rd., Petaluma. Monday, January 28 • Watch a TED Talk, followed by a facilitated discussion at the Sunday, February 3 Sebastopol Area Senior Center. Members free and non-members • Investigate, design, implement and endings. A seminar series $5. Contact [email protected]. Tess Lorraine on how you can develop a values-centered approach • Fresh pressed flowers workshop with Jan Lochner from 1-4 When submitting events, please include time, phone number and address for the event. Send to [email protected] Event listing is free for Non-Profit and community events only. LETTERS TO THE VOICE VOLUNTEER’S CORNER donor ambassador to greet and tax refunds. Train as a tax pre- The Community Voice encourages readers to Voting against CASA Volunteer coordi- register donors and staff the can- parer, intake coordinator, inter- submit letters for publication. Letters must include The Community Voice teen area. One four-hour shift preter or outreach volunteer. No the author’s first and last name, telephone number nator needed I would like to thank Mayor Gina Belforte, every three months on weekdays tax preparation experience and address for verification. We will not publish North Coast Resource Conser- or weekends, training provided. needed. Shifts vary. Minimum of Vice Mayor Joe Callinan, Councilmembers unsigned letters or e-mails, and we reserve the vation & Development Council Apply online at two hours per week. Visit united- Pam Stafford and Susan Hollingsworth right to edit or refuse letters. Please keep your re- is looking for a volunteer coor- www.redcross.org/volunteer. waywinecountry.org or call Adams for their bold stand on voting against marks free from obscenities. The Community Voice dinator to recruit and train new Kelsey Cupples at 707-528- the CASA Compact. Thank you for protect- will not publish more than one letter in a 60-day volunteers for environmental ed- 4485, ext. 122. ing Rohnert Park’s sovereignty and putting period from any one person. Please keep letters to ucation and sustainable agricul- Improve youth residents first over regional interests. I could- a maximum of 400 words and can be submitted to: ture programs and an office assistant to enter and update do- n’t agree with you more that we don’t need 1) [email protected] or lives Help interview 2) Online at thecommunityvoice.com or nator data, assist in social media, Improve the lives of Sonoma another agency telling us what to do. There fundraising and grant writing. County’s youth. Consider apply- candidates is too much of that going on in California and 3) mail them to P.O. Box 2038, Rohnert Park, Ca, 94927. Basic computer skills required. ing to the Juvenile Justice Com- The Volunteer Center of we call it the Fourth Branch of Government. More information at ncre- mission to become a Sonoma County needs inter- Debbie LeBoy [email protected] or www.culti- commissioner. Apply and learn viewers to meet with potential Rohnert Park vatingcommerce.org.Front desk more at www.juvenilejus- volunteers, help explore volun- person needed ticecommission.org. teer opportunities and refer vol- The American Red Cross unteers to appropriate agencies. needs a front desk volunteer to Listening skills and familiarity answer phones, greet and assist Help families with computer searches are im- visitors and clients, sort mail and prepare taxes portant. About two to four hours provide information for four to Help local low-wage working per week, training provided. eight hours per week during families and individuals receive Contact 707-573-3399. weekdays. Also needed is a ‘SMART’ from page 1 ‘Yard’ from page 1 “I am in no way trying to penalize anyone,” Callinan said. “When For Vice Mayor Joseph Callinan I was mayor five years ago I wanted to be on the SCTA. I was those issues make Gold Ridge a talked out of it by our city manager at the time because Mackenzie nonstarter. He voiced fervent was our representative. I regret that.” disagreement over the potential On the other side of town, the Cotati City Council had no such site. compunctions. They criticized the CASA Compact and nominated “I think we need to sit down Santa Rosa’s Vice Mayor Chris Rogers and Cloverdale Coun- and negotiate with Laulima be- cilmember Melanie Bagby to the SMART Advisory Board, voicing fore we even begin to look. If we opposition to Mackenzie as the incumbent. don’t get our price and they The council also granted Cotati Mayor John Dell’Osso leeway to don’t make it worth our while abstain at the Mayors and Councilmembers Association from voting then why are we moving?” Cal- for positions where Mackenzie was the only name on the ticket. linan said. “I’m not at all inter- “Normally the two people who would usually be easy votes, Jake ested in putting it at Gold Ridge. Mackenzie and Julie Comes, have both voted to move this forward I think it’s a terrible location. I to the legislature, bypassing any meaningful input by the city coun- agree it’s an unused bit of prop- cils,” Cotati Councilmember Mark Landman said. “If there was erty, but that doesn’t mean we competition then I just might well be supportive of that, but we don’t need to have a fire sale and have competition.” move our public works out “We do have a choice in the SMART picks. We have a chance to there.” send a clear message,” Landman continued. Council opinion closed out di- Mackenzie did manage to hold on to his nomination to the Met- vided. The city opted to reach ropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC). Belforte and Coun- Please make us your home page and stay up-to-date out to the residents of G Section cilmember Pam Stafford joined Mackenzie in a slim 3-2 majority. for feedback. Any resident of The end of the meeting arrived a few minutes later. It’d been a with local News/Sports/Sales/Activities... Rohnert Park is encouraged to long one. The audience filed out of the buildings. Mackenzie got contact the city to share their into his car and left his term with SMART Advisory Board behind. www.thecommunityvoice.com opinion on the proposed sites. Religion and Spirituality Directory
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To be a part of religious directory call us at 584-2222 The Community Voice Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove Friday, January 25, 2019 - 5 Pianos, piano Anti-vaxxers make clearnurse practitioner they also had written won’t exemptions, when quit only physi- There were a lot of lessons cians can legally do so. And it found other doctors who already from the fall election campaign issue medical marijuana recommendations for pot dispensaries and no more Piano- whose results only recently be- have added vaccination exemptions to their repertoire. came completely final, includ- Overall, medical exemptions have tripled since 2015, rising as ing these: President Trump has high as 20 percent of kids registering in a few schools. Doctors By IreneHistory Hilsendager Julyabout the Gift2010 of Music,” says no clout beyond his vocal base, say that figure demonstrates at least some medical exemptions are An old 1905 piano had been Mitch. Patricia promises to send women voters can swing con- “inappropriate,” polite language for phony. given to Jim and Nadine Wol- a photo when the lessons begin. trol of one or both houses of Into that climate came independent state Senate candidate Eric ford and they donated it to the The piano that was dropped Congress, unpopular taxes can Frame to oppose Pan, who had no opposition from either major Cotati Chamber of with the help of Bob survive even if they were en- political party. Commerce to com- Larsen of Larsen’s acted on just a narrow vote.EE Frame got 13 percent of the primary election vote and 31 per- plete a day of frivol- DID Feed Store was But one lesson that many cent of fall runoff votes, saying “It’s a fact that children have ad- ity and to raise money loaded on a truck and Californians may have missed verse reactions” to vaccines. Trouble is, that’s not a known fact: for non-profit organi- YOU shipped to Liberty Val- is that anti-vaccination advo- Widely-reported “studies” making that claim have been thor- zations. The Education KNOW ley Doors where it will Thomas D. Elias cates who believe disease-pre- oughly debunked, many of their authors forced to recant and apol- Foundation Piano was become a piece of venting inoculations can ogize. Major health and science organizations unanimously say purchased by Mike “wall art” says Mike California focus sometimes cause autism and vaccines may rarely have small side effects, but no major ones ? and Deborah Pastryk Pastryk with the help of other ills will not go away like the claimed cases of autism. along with Dan and Piano Drop Picnic orga- soon. These folks would rather subject millions of other people to Responded Pan to Frame’s campaign claims, “Spreading misin- Vera Blanquie and do- nizer’s Andre Morrow and possible harm from once-feared scourges like measles, mumps, formation about vaccines is dangerous. We’ve seen a fall in vacci- nated it to Technology Pat McCarty and eventu- rubella, polio and whooping cough than give up the freedom to nation rates when people spread misinformation…and we’ve seen High School for the stu- ally auctioned off to the expose their own children to those diseases. a return of (some) preventable diseases.” dents to use. The Rotary highest bidder on Craig’s list They also find new ways to circumvent rules set up to protect This doesn’t deter the anti-vaxxers, one of whose chief spokes- Club of Rohnert Park-Cotati’s or EBay later this month. the general populace and will go after any politician who’s inter- men is Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who reacted during the campaign to piano was purchased by several Larsen had a piano dropped fered with their former right to “personal exemptions.” Pan’s comment by charging Pan “would completely abolish free Rotarians along with Sally off and donated to the feed store The persistence produced one of the fall’s least-reported but still speech online in California…” Tomatoes and is currently at several weeks ago from some- interesting campaigns, a state Senate race in Sacramento. Running Kennedy and other anti-vaxxers can’t factually argue with Sally’s for their guests to use. one learning of the Piano Drop for re-election was Democrat Richard Pan, the state Legislature’s Pan’s statement in “Pediatrics” that “Vaccines are (more than) The Thomas Page-YMCA Picnic. The piano was in the only pediatrician and the author of California’s 2015 law that 1,000 times safer than the diseases they prevent… (even though) piano was purchased by George Larsen’s barn the Monday fol- ended personal exemptions. vaccine risks may be too high for a few people, for example, those Stephenson and delivered to his lowing the picnic, a first time This law stopped parents’ right to claim even without proof that with a known severe allergy to a vaccine.” home in Rohnert Park. The customer came in to buy some their religious beliefs forbade them from getting their school-age The upshot is that anti-vaxxers can only gain traction when par- Kids’ Day piano was purchased feed. She saw the piano, began children vaccinated. ents become credulous enough to believe unproven claims, claims by Pat and Ed Gilardi and it playing it and as Bob said, “She After it passed, the vaccination rate among California public that don’t become valid just because some people deeply believe will be used on the Kids Day was quite good.” After learning school kindergarteners rose from 90.4 percent in the 2014-15 them. But there is no sign that any law will diminish their beliefs float, along with other plans to of the picnic and the dropping school year to 95.1 percent in 2017-18. As a result, far fewer chil- or their determination to evade vaccination requirements display the piano. The SCAYD of the piano she told Bob of her dren are being exposed to measles than before, saving both lives piano which drew the highest passion for playing and had and money. Also, parents numbering at least in the hundreds have Elias is author of the current book “The Burzynski Break- bid was purchased by Cecilia never owned a piano. Bob was been forced unwillingly to get their kids vaccinated so they could through: The Most Promising Cancer Treatment and the Govern- Bell and Joyce Rogers and had quick to respond and donated register to attend classes. ment’s Campaign to Squelch It,” now available in an updated it placed in front of Friar Tuck’s the piano to her. She paid him But other anti-vax parents found a way around the new rules, third edition. His email address is/[email protected] for their patrons to play. $10 to load it on her truck and taking advantage of the remaining right to a medical exemption if One of the most inspiring de- have it tied down. She then rode a physician writes that a child could be harmed by a vaccine. liveries went to Mitch and Pa- the fork lift with Bob out into The peer-reviewed medical journal “Pediatrics” reported in No- tricia Hiserole of Cotati, who the field to see the dropped vember that one California doctor was getting $300 each for sign- outbid everyone for the Boy’s piano. “I had never seen a per- ing medical exemptions from vaccinations for measles, polio, and Girl’s Club of Sonoma son so happy,” says Mike. “This diphtheria, chicken pox and other diseases. The journal said a County’s piano. Mitch and Pa- made moving all these pianos tricia loved the piano so much it (nearly 50 times in all) worth it. inspired them to buy it and commit to getting lessons for Irene Hilsendager’s column Tread into a summer lifeguard job their two daughters, Samantha each week touches on moments work done on your house that aware of all of these require- Our annual Community Sur- and Grace. “This is about sup- in the history of Cotati, Rohnert requires a permit. ments. It is always best to con- vey launched last week and porting the community and Park and Penngrove. The state sets the building tact the city before you start a we’re looking forward to your code for construction. While demolition or construction proj- responses. This survey is a the state is responsible for ect. The Building Division for valuable tool for us to learn Obituary - Common Sense keeping the standards up-to- Rohnert Park can be reached at how we’re doing in the opinion By Irene Hilsendager date and covering new materi- 588-2240 or by email at build- of our residents, what is work- Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old als and construction practices, [email protected] or through the ing for you and what you’d like friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for the state leaves the enforcement City’s website at to see change. We welcome many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, of the building code to cities www.rpcity.org. your survey responses at since his birth records were long ago lost in bureau and counties.E No city or county Friendly city survey launch www.rpcity.org/survey. ‘To Ponder’ see page 8 is exactly alike due to factors such as climate, topographic area or geologic conditions. City of RP Updates These factors affect how stan- dards are applied and why By Don Schwartz they can vary from city to city **(-,- %&&% and county to county.E In Rohnert Park, the City’s De- The city is looking for people velopment Services Depart- who would like to dive into the ment Building Division is & !% !-,-() challenge of becoming a life- responsible for making sure guard or swim instructor. Our those standards are met. That residents are passionate about is why Development Services our three city pools and we take wants to remind you that they pride in providing a clean, safe are available to help. You can "-+,-,+ and fun place to cool off during rest assured that your home the summer. project was done safely and The American Red Cross correctly by double-checking Lifeguard certification includes with our professionals. We all (+)-)*-* a pre-requisite skills test of a know that unpermitted work continuous 300-yard swim, 2- can be costly and, in serious minute water tread and a timed cases, deadly. retrieval of a 10-pound object One of the questions our in deep water. Sounds like a building folks receive most good fit for someone you often is – “When is a permit know? required?” In general, permits Mandatory training is sched- are always required for any uled for June 3-7 and the first addition or structural modifi- day at the pool will be June 10. cation to your living space. Swim Instructors earn from Electrical modifications, $12.50 - $13.50 an hour and plumbing work (replacing the certified lifeguards earn from rusty old water heater), win- $13.75-$14.75 an hour. Those dow modifications that enlarge interested in keeping Rohnert openings and for mechanical Park pools a fun place to be this system installations – all re- summer, can apply online at quire a permit. Any work that www.rpcity.org/jobs. modifies the roofline of your Sports Center bursts with home, sewer system, or addi- memberships (and a sprinkler tion of a fireplace or air condi- leak)! tioning unit will also require a The Callinan Sports and Fit- permit. ness Center recently experi- Most cosmetic changes to enced a rupture in a fire residential building like paint- sprinkle r pipe that affected ing, replacing carpet, in- much of the center. We appreci- stalling hardwood flooring or ate your patience as we dry out wall panels (the ever-so-popu- the impacted areas and replace lar shiplap), applying trim, carpeting where necessary. baseboard and casing, don’t Brrr! when your shower require a permit. Replacing runs cold siding is often thought of as When the hot shower that cosmetic but does require a you were anticipating wasn’t so permit. hot after all, or when your heat- Contractors are also a good ing ducts emit plumes of black resource for permitting ques- smoke, you will likely need tions, but they may not be Sweeping up solutions % !(%')$#)'()& !#)!(%$") & "%'$&")##'() & By Irene Hilsendager mately five gallons of frozen Did you know all canned desserts, most of which is ice $!$")&")(%"#$()#&$!#)$')&( ) )# % ( products should be always cream? stored in a cool or cold Did you know it takes ((')& )!$$")#% () $!')% &##)'() "$'() '%'(#)#$" ( dark locations? The ex- 10-14 ears of corn to pro- cessive heat may cause duce one tablespoon of ))%!!)$'& ')%)#$"!()#' ' %!) %$! ( enough heat for bacteria corn oil? to start to grow. Did you know the av- &)& )"&')&"!)(')'()( & %" () ' Did you know you erage American teenager can substitute 1/2 tea- consumes approximately ) %#)% )$ ( ')'&)& spoon of vinegar if you need 1,800 pounds of food per to use a teaspoon of lemon year? juice? Did you know Ca. (")& ) #()%) % !(%' Did you know if you run produces the most milk, short of a tablespoon of corn- around three billion gallons per & )& ()$" & %'$&")&)'&) starch you can substitute two ta- year? blespoons of flour? Did you know Wisconsin Did you know if you need produces the most cheese, over ,$(,)'+* 2/3 cup of honey and are short two billion pounds per year? you can always substitute one Did you know if milk is get- cup of sugar plus 1/3 cup of ting close to the curdling stage, water? try adding a teaspoon or two of Did you know the average baking soda to the milk? It will American consumes approxi- give you a few more good days. +,$$-# "' ' # mately 100 tablespoons of Did you know thin cream can peanut butter annually? be whipped by adding one ta- Did you know that a super- blespoon of unflavored gelatin market has over 30,000 items? that is dissolved in one table- Did you know 23 percent of spoon of hot water? If you add Americans don’t even eat one this to two cups of cream, it serving of fruits and vegetables will whip up as good as heavy per day? cream and will keep in the re- Did you know each year frigerator for three to four days. Americans consume approxi- 6 - Friday, January 25, 2019 Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove The Community Voice
PuLbIEN lSAiLEc NO TNICE oticFicetitiosus: Business Name Statement LIEN SALE NOTICE Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Statement Fictitious Business Name Statement Notice hereby given pursuant to sections File No. 201804221 Notice hereby given pursuant to sections File No. 201804269 2018-04180 File No. 201804271 3071 and 3072 of the civil code of the The following person(s) are doing business 3071 and 3072 of the civil code of the The following person(s) are doing business The following person(s) are doing busi- The following person(s) are doing business state of California, the undersigned, as Bowlmor AMF Centers, 7313 Bell Creek state of California, the undersigned, as WFAFN Insurance Agency, 3700 Old ness as Park Landscape Maintenance, as Design Concepts Engineering, 1476 Extreme Towing LLC, 212 Chestnut St., Road, Mechanicsville, VA 23111, Hanover ACE Towing Inc., 251 Bellevue Ave., Santa Redwood Highway, Suite 108, Santa Rosa 5715 Sebastopol Avenue, Suite B, Se- Hawk Crest Pl., Santa Rosa, CA 95409, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 County. Rosa, CA 95407 CA 95403, Sonoma County. bastopol, CA 95472. Mailing Address: Sonoma County Will sale at public sale on; February 7, Registered Owner(s): AMF Bowling Cen- Will sale at public sale on; February 8, Registered Owner(s): Wells Fargo Advisors 8106 Hansen Lane, Sebastopol, CA 95472. Registered Owner(s): 2019, 10:00AM ters, Inc., 7313 Bell Creek Road, Mechan- 2019, 10:00AM Financial Network, LLC, One North Jeffer- Registered owner(s) Johnson Family En- Design Concepts Programming LLC, 1476 icsville, VA 23111; Virginia. son Street, St. Louis MO 63103. terprises, Inc. This business is conducted Hawk Crest Pl., Santa Rosa, CA 95409; Cal- 2000 HONDA ACCRD LIC#4NDN038 CA This business is conducted by: A Corpora- 2013 DODGE DART LIC#6ZWY618 CA. This business is conducted by: A Limited by A Corporation. The registrant com- ifornia VIN#3HGCG6658YG705393 tion. VIN#1C3CDFBH3DD647874 Liability Company. menced to transact business under the This business is conducted by: a limited li- The registrant commenced to transact busi- The registrant commenced to transact busi- fictitious name or names n/a. Signature ability company. 1998 BECK FIRE TRK LIC#NONE ness under the fictitious name or names Pub. January 25, 2019 ness under the fictitious name or names Renee Johnson, President. This state- The registrant commenced to transact busi- VIN#11NVB8601JA000003 above July 1, 2013. The Community Voice above 05/20/2009. ment was filed on December 19, 2018. I ness under the fictitious name or names S/ Brett Parker, Secretary. S/ Joel Jessen, Vice President. hereby certify that this copy is a correct above N/A. Pub. January 25, 2019 This statement was filed with County Clerk This statement was filed with County Clerk copy of the original statement on file in S/ John Bailey, Managing Member. The Community Voice of Sonoma County on December 21, 2018. of Sonoma County on December 28, 2018. my office. This statement was filed with County Clerk I hereby certify that this copy is a correct LIEN SALE I hereby certify that this copy is a correct William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk of Sonoma County on December 28, 2018. copy of the original statement on file in my copy of the original statement on file in my By /s/ Julie Garfia I hereby certify that this copy is a correct LIEN SALE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a public lien Notice hereby given pursuant to sections office. office. Pub. January 11,18,25 & February 1, 2019 copy of the original statement on file in my William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk sale of the following describes personal William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk The Community Voice office. 3071 and 3072 of the civil code of the property suction will be held online at: state of California, the undersigned, By /s/ J. Garfia, Deputy Seal By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk www.selfstorageauction.com Extreme Towing LLC, 220 Classic Ct., 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25/19 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal Suite D, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 CNS-3205889# February 9, 2019 - 12:00 p.m CNS-3208987# Fictitious Business Statement 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8/19 Will sale at public sale on; February 7, THE COMMUNITY VOICE The property is stored at Lock It Up Self THE COMMUNITY VOICE 2018-04236 CNS-3210355# 2019, 10:00AM Storage, 3570 Airway Drive, Santa Rosa, The following person(s) are doing busi- THE COMMUNITY VOICE CA, 95403. ness as VaPin’Up, 109 Powell Ave., 2010 NISS SNTRA LIC#6MVL341 CA. Fictitious Business Statement The items to be sold are generally Fictitious Business Name Statement Healdsburg, CA 95448. Mailing Address: VIN#3N1AB6AP6AL653422 2018-04263 described as follows: File No. 201804184 Same. Registered owner(s) 1) Devon J. Fictitious Business Name Statement The following person(s) are doing busi- John Lawson - Skis, Music Amplifier, The following person(s) are doing Scribner, 2) Troy F. Scribner. This busi- File No. 201900051 Pub. January 25, 2019 ness as A.C.E. Automotive, 5687 Redwood Rope Light, Golf Clubs, 8+Boxes, 1 Tote business as Gather & Grace Wines, ness is conducted by A Married Couple. The following person(s) are doing business The Community Voice Drive, Suite C, Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Leekiesha Marie Talley Hoalst - Stroller, 3387 Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg CA The registrant commenced to transact as Northern California Functional Restora- business under the fictitious name or tion Program, 5789 State Farm Drive, Suite Mailing Address: Same. Registered Mattress, Box Spring, Bed Frame, Chil- 95448, Sonoma County. Mailing ad- names 1/1/14. Signature Devon J. Scrib- 195, Rohnert Park, CA 94928, Sonoma owner(s) Brian Edward Faulconer. This dren’s Toys, 10+ Totes LIEN SALE business is conducted by An Individual. dress: 600 Yosemite Blvd Attn: mail ner, Owner. This statement was filed on County. Robert Henning - Patio Furniture, Bicy- Notice is hereby given that a public lien The registrant commenced to transact stop 5016, Modesto CA 95354. December 24, 2018. I hereby certify that Registered Owner(s): Babak Jamasbi, M.D. sale of the following describes personal business under the fictitious name or cles, Ladder, Lighting, Furniture, 20+ Registered Owner(s): this copy is a correct copy of the original 50 Margarita Drive, San Rafael, CA 94901. property will be held online at: names n/a. Signature Brian Faulconer. Boxes, 10+ Totes E. & J. Gallo Winery, 600 Yosemite statement on file in my office. Brendan Morley, M.D., 755 Miner Road, www.selfstorageauction.com This statement was filed on December 27, Robert Henning - Furniture, TV, File Cabi- Blvd., Modesto CA 95354; California. William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Orinda, CA 94563 Auction Date Feb. 1 at 12:01 pm 2018. I hereby certify that this copy is a net, Hand truck, Washer, Dryer, Patio Fur- This business is conducted by: A Cor- By /s/ Darrell Light This business is conducted by: a general niture, 10+ Totes Storage Pro of Santa Rosa correct copy of the original statement on poration. Pub. January 11,18,25 & February 1, 2019 partnership. The items to be sold are generally de- file in my office. David Kellum - Tool Chest, Vacuum, The Community Voice The registrant commenced to transact busi- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Speaker, Musical Instruments, TV, 20+ The registrant commenced to transact ness under the fictitious name or names scribed as follows: business under the fictitious name or 1. Brigelle Joiner: 10+ bags, Weight Scale, By /s/ Julie Garfia Boxes above 10/16/2017. names above N/A. Fictitious Business Statement S/ Brendan Morley/ Partner Owner. Portable Vacuum, Body Hygiene Products Pub. January 4,11, 18 & 25, 2019 Jennifer Harwood - 1 Box, 1 Tote, Cooler S/ Richard S. Grey, Vice President. 2018-04272 This statement was filed with County Clerk ie. Body lotion, shower gel, body spray The Community Voice This notice is given in accordance with This statement was filed with County The following person(s) are doing busi- of Sonoma County on January 4, 2019. 2. Christie Butishbauch: Clothing, ness as Laz Auto Repair, 60 West Barham the provisions of Section 21700 et seq of Clerk of Sonoma County on Decem- I hereby certify that this copy is a correct Boxes/Totes, Furniture Fictitious Business Statement Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95407. Mailing Ad- copy of the original statement on file in my the Business & Professions Code of the ber 19, 2018. 3. Raquel Rene Clark: 2 couches, 6 Boxes dress: Same. Registered owner(s) Lazaro office. 2018-04211 State of California. The following person(s) are doing busi- I hereby certify that this copy is a cor- Hernandez Sanchez. This business is con- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk This notice is given in accordance with ness as Molofsky Somatics, 431 Payran Pub. January 25 & February 1, 2019. rect copy of the original statement on ducted by An Individual. The registrant By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal the provisions of Section 21700 et seq of Street, Suite B, Petaluma, CA 94952. Mail- The Community Voice file in my office. commenced to transact business under 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8/19 the Business & Professions Code of the ing Address: 735 North Webster St., William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- CNS-3209014# State of California. Petaluma, CA 94952. Registered owner(s) Clerk ture Lazaro Hernandez Sanchez, Owner. THE COMMUNITY VOICE Lennon Molofsky. This business is con- LIEN SALE By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal This statement was filed on December 28, Pub: January 18 & 25, 2019 ducted by An Individual. The registrant Notice is hereby given that a public lien 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 2018. I hereby certify that this copy is a sale of the following describes personal correct copy of the original statement on Fictitious Business Name Statement The Community Voice commenced to transact business under CNS-3208540# the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- property will be held online at: file in my office. File No. 201804262 ture Lennon Molofsky. This statement www.selfstorageauction.com THE COMMUNITY VOICE William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk The following person(s) are doing business was filed on December 20, 2018. I hereby February 8, 2019 at 10:00 am By /s/ Julie Garfia as Experience Tastings, 524 Nathanson LIEN SALE Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 Creek Ln, Sonoma, CA 95476, Sonoma Notice is hereby given that a public lien certify that this copy is a correct copy of The property is stored at Self-Storage Of Fictitious Business Name Statement the original statement on file in my office. The Community Voice County. sale of the following describes personal Windsor, 10090 Old Redwood Hwy, William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk File No. 201900011 Registered Owner(s): Experience Tastings Windsor CA 95492 The following person(s) are doing business property will be held By /s/ Julie Garfia LLC, 524 Nathanson Creek Ln, Sonoma, CA The items to be sold are generally as Stillpoint Physical Therapy, 105 Hooker online at: Pub. January 4,11, 18 & 25, 2019 Fictitious Business Statement 95476; California. described as follows: Avenue, Sonoma, CA 95476, Sonoma www.selfstorageauction.com The Community Voice 2019-00027 This business is conducted by: a limited li- Auction Date Feb. 1, 2019 at 12:00 pm County. The following person(s) are doing busi- ability company. 1. Jose Chavez: Marble top chest of draw- StoragePro-Self Storage Registered Owner(s): Geometrix Solutions ness as Benediction.Biz, 5050 Turner The registrant commenced to transact busi- ers, Tires, Wooden Book Shelves, Shelv- 1435 Sebastopol Road Fictitious Business Statement Inc., 294 W. Napa St., Ste. 105, Sonoma, CA Road, Sebastopol, CA 95472. Mailing Ad- ness under the fictitious name or names ing with ventilated boxes, Fishing 95476; California. Santa Rosa CA 95407 2018-04204 dress: Same. Registered owner(s) above N/A. Equipment, Task Chair, Wall Hangings, This business is conducted by: A Corpora- The items to be sold are generally de- The following person(s) are doing busi- Michelle Abby Shelfer. This business is S/ Mihir Parikh, Managing Member. Large Ceramic Planters, Toys, Microwave, tion. scribed as follows: ness as Lemonstrike Creative Studios, conducted by An Individual. The regis- This statement was filed with County Clerk Side Tables The registrant commenced to transact busi- 1. Kyle Pennington: Luggage, Designer 5530 Country Club Drive, Rohnert Park CA trant commenced to transact business of Sonoma County on December 27, 2018. 2. Andrea Tremblay: Luggage, 4 or 5 totes, ness under the fictitious name or names under the fictitious name or names Bag, Medium Dresser 94928. Mailing Address: Same. Regis- I hereby certify that this copy is a correct bedding, clothing, 2+boxes above N/A. 2/2016. Signature Michelle Shelfer. This 2. Andrew Kotch: Kitchenware, Table and tered owner(s) Natalia Jaramillo. This copy of the original statement on file in my business is conducted by An Individual. S/ Emylena Squires, President statement was filed on January 3, 2019. I office. Chairs, 10 Boxes This statement was filed with County Clerk The registrant commenced to transact This notice is given in accordance with hereby certify that this copy is a correct William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk 3. David Oconnell: Fishing Poles, Radio, of Sonoma County on January 2, 2019. business under the fictitious name or the provisions of Section 21700 et seq of copy of the original statement on file in By /s/ Carrie Anderson, Deputy Seal Large Amount of Clothing I hereby certify that this copy is a correct names 7/1/2018. Signature Natalia the business & Professions Code of the my office. 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8/19 4. Mosiah Linder: Luggage, copy of the original statement on file in my Jaramillo. This statement was filed on De- State of California. William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk CNS-3211210# Large office copy machine office. By /s/ Julie Garfia cember 20, 2018. I hereby certify that this Pub: January 25 & February 1, 2019 THE COMMUNITY VOICE 5. Asinate Mainukubati: Queen Mattress, copy is a correct copy of the original William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 Table and Chairs, Bed Frame statement on file in my office. The Community Voice By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal The Community Voice William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 Fictitious Business Name Statement CNS-3210437# File No. 201900047 This notice is given in accordance with By /s/ Carrie Anderson Fictitious Business Statement the provisions of Section 21700 et seq of Pub. January 4,11, 18 & 25, 2019 THE COMMUNITY VOICE Fictitious Business Statement The following person(s) are doing business The Community Voice File No. 201804224 2018-04260 as The Reason I Snowboard, 8467 Starr Rd., the Business & The following person(s) is (are) doing busi- Professions Code of the State of Califor- The following person(s) are doing busi- Windsor, CA 95492, Sonoma County. ness as: BELLA VINEYARDS & WINE Fictitious Business Name Statement ness as Essential Dental Care, 55 Mission nia. Registered Owner(s): ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CAVES, 9711 WEST DRY CREEK ROAD , File No. 201804270 Circle, Ste.,103, Santa Rosa, CA 95409. Matthew Price, 8467 Starr Rd., Windsor, CA Published January 18 & 25, 2019 CHANGE OF NAME HEALDSBURG, CA 95448 - 0000. Mailing The following person(s) are doing business Mailing Address: Same. Registered 95492 The Community Voice Case Number: 092115 Address: 9711 WEST DRY CREEK ROAD , as WFA California Insurance Agency, 3700 owner(s) Reza K Aryanpour DDS, A Dental Sean Thompson, 8467 Starr Rd., Windsor, To all interested persons: Petitioner: Ty- HEALDSBURG, CA 95448 - 0000 Old Redwood Highway, Suite 108, Santa Corporation. This business is conducted CA 95492 rone Rivera filed a petition with this Registered Owner(s): ADAMS WINERY, Rosa, CA 95403, Sonoma County. Mailing by A Corporation. The registrant com- This business is conducted by: A General Fictitious Business Name Statement court for a decree changing names as fol- LLC, 9711 WEST DRY CREEK ROAD , address: 401 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, menced to transact business under the Partnership. File No. 201804173 lows: Tyrone Alan Rivera to Holden Mitty HEALDSBURG, CA 95448 - 0000 NC 28202. fictitious name or names 2008. Signature The registrant commenced to transact busi- The following person(s) are doing business Rivera. THE COURT ORDERS that all per- This business is conducted by: a limited li- Registered Owner(s): Reza Aryanpour, President. This state- ness under the fictitious name or names as WinnResidential-Cloverdale Family sons interested in this matter shall appear ability company Wells Fargo Advisors Insurance Agency, ment was filed on December 27, 2018. I above 04/01/2010. Apartments, 100 Healdsburg Ave., before this court at the hearing indicated The registrant(s) commenced to transact LLC, 901 E. Byrd Street, Richmond, VA hereby certify that this copy is a correct S/ Matthew Price, Partner. Cloverdale, CA 95425, Sonoma County. below to show cause, if any, why the peti- business under the fictitious business 23219; Virginia. copy of the original statement on file in This statement was filed with County Clerk Registered Owner(s): LLAM Realty Manage- tion for change of name should not be name or names listed above on 1/1/2016. This business is conducted by: a Limited my office. of Sonoma County on January 4, 2019. ment, Inc, 6 Faneuil Hall Marketplace, granted. ADAMS WINERY, LLC Liability Company. William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk I hereby certify that this copy is a correct Boston, MA 02109; California. Notice of Hearing: February 7, 2019, at 2:30 S/ SCOTT ADAMS, MANAGING MEMBER, The registrant commenced to transact busi- By /s/ Alma Roman copy of the original statement on file in my This business is conducted by: a Limited p.m. Dept. 18, Sonoma County Superior This statement was filed with the County ness under the fictitious name or names Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 office. Partnership. Court, 3055 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa, CA Clerk of Sonoma County on 12/21/2018. above 01/27/2010. The Community Voice William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk The registrant commenced to transact busi- 95403. I hereby certify that this copy is a correct S/ Joel Jessen, Vice President. By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal ness under the fictitious name or names A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall copy of the original statement on file in my This statement was filed with County Clerk 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8/19 above 10/01/2018. be published once a week for four succes- office. of Sonoma County on December 28, 2018. Fictitious Business Statement CNS-3211625# S/ Michael T. Putziger, Secretary & Treas- sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk I hereby certify that this copy is a correct 2018-04197 THE COMMUNITY VOICE urer of LLAM Realty Management Inc, GP on the petition in the following newspaper By /s/ [Deputy], Deputy Seal copy of the original statement on file in my The following person(s) are doing busi- of WinnResidential CA L.P. of general circulation, printed in this 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 office. ness as West Coast Label Co., 233 Bessie This statement was filed with County Clerk county: The Community Voice, P.O. Box CNS-3204016# William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Mae Ln., Petaluma, CA 94952. Mailing Fictitious Business Statement of Sonoma County on December 18, 2018. 2038, Rohnert Park, CA 94927. THE COMMUNITY VOICE By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal Address: Same. Registered owner(s) Jud 2019-00040 I hereby certify that this copy is a correct Dated: December 27, 2018 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 H. Barrett. This business is conducted by The following person(s) are doing busi- copy of the original statement on file in my s/ Rene´Auguste Chouteau Judge of the CNS-3208989# An Individual. The registrant commenced ness as Go Divorce Clinic, 131 A Stony office. Superior Court. Fictitious Business Statement THE COMMUNITY VOICE to transact business under the fictitious Circle #500, Santa Rosa, CA 95401. Mail- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Pub. January 4,11, 18 & 25, 2019 File No. 201804223 name or names 12/10/18. Signature Jud ing Address: Same. Registered owner(s) By /s/ J. Garfia, Deputy Seal The Community Voice The following person(s) is (are) doing Barrett, Owner. This statement was filed 1) Robert A. Revel, 2), Lenni Michele 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25/19 business as: 1. TEN ACRE WINERY, 2. Fictitious Business Statement on December 20, 2018. I hereby certify Revel. This business is conducted by A CNS-3206741# RU'S FARM, 9711 WEST DRY CREEK 2018-04207 that this copy is a correct copy of the Married Couple. The registrant com- THE COMMUNITY VOICE ROAD , HEALDSBURG, CA 95448 - The following person(s) are doing busi- original statement on file in my office. menced to transact business under the ness as Country Wine and Liquor, 865 William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk fictitious name or names 12/9/2008. Sig- 0000. Mailing Address: 9711 WEST Gravenstein Highway North, Sebastopol, DRY CREEK ROAD , HEALDSBURG, By /s/ Julie Garfia nature Robert A. Revel, Owner. This state- CA 95472. Mailing Address: Same. Reg- Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 ment was filed on January 3, 2019. I “Progress is impossible CA 95448 - 0000 istered owner(s) N M Liquor Corp. This The Community Voice hereby certify that this copy is a correct without change, Registered Owner(s): ADAMS WIN- business is conducted by A Corporation. copy of the original statement on file in ERY, LLC, 9711 WEST DRY CREEK The registrant commenced to transact my office. and those who cannot change their minds ROAD , HEALDSBURG, CA 95448 - business under the fictitious name or Fictitious Business Statement William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk cannot change anything.” 0000 names n/a. Signature Surinder Singh, 2019-00082 By /s/ Darrell Light President. This statement was filed on The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 This business is conducted by: a lim- December 28, 2018. I hereby certify that ited liability company ness as Jamba Juice, 2360 Mendocino Av- The Community Voice ― George Bernard Shaw this copy is a correct copy of the original enue, Santa Rosa, CA 95403. Mailing The registrant(s) commenced to statement on file in my office. Address: 24 H Street, San Rafael, CA transact business under the fictitious William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk 94901. Registered owner(s) One Whirld, Fictitious Business Statement NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING business name or names listed above By /s/ Julie Garfia Inc. This business is conducted by A Cor- 2019-00108 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 7:00 pm or shortly on 1/1/2018. Pub. January 11,18,25 & February 1, 2019 poration. The registrant commenced to The following person(s) are doing busi- thereafter, the City Council of the City of Cotati will conduct a public hearing to consider The Community Voice transact business under the fictitious ness as Russian River Tax Service, 19110 adoption of a resolution to approve changes to the City’s master fee schedule. ADAMS WINERY, LLC name or names 12/18/2013. Signature D. St., Monte Rio, CA 95462. Mailing Ad- ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend or send their comments on the mat- S/ SCOTT ADAMS, MANAGING MEM- Vicki Pedersen, President. This statement dress: P.O. Box 874, Monte Rio, CA 95462. ters listed above to Lauren Berges, City Clerk, City of Cotati, 201 W. Sierra Avenue, Cotati BER, Fictitious Business Statement was filed on January 7, 2019. I hereby cer- Registered owner(s) Gaylord R. Schaap. CA, 94931 or call the City of Cotati City Manager’s Office at (707) 665-3622. The proposed This statement was filed with the 2018-04176 tify that this copy is a correct copy of the This business is conducted by An Individ- master fee schedule is on file at the Office of the City Clerk and will be posted to the County Clerk of Sonoma County on The following person(s) are doing busi- original statement on file in my office. ual. The registrant commenced to transact City’s website at www.cotaticity.org. 12/21/2018. ness as Honeymoon Frozen Yogert, 7108 William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk business under the fictitious name or Lauren Berges I hereby certify that this copy is a cor- Bodega Avenue, Sebastopol, CA 95472. By /s/ Darrell Light names 2014. Signature Gaylord R. City Clerk rect copy of the original statement on Mailing Address: Same. Registered Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 Schaap, Owner. This statement was filed owner(s) Honeymoon Frozen Yogurt, Inc. The Community Voice on January 8, 2019. I hereby certify that Date Posted: On or Before January 11, 2018 file in my office. This business is conducted by A Corpora- this copy is a correct copy of the original Date Published: January 11th and January 18th William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County tion. The registrant commenced to trans- statement on file in my office. The Community Voice Clerk act business under the fictitious name or Fictitious Business Statement William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk By /s/ [Deputy], Deputy Seal names 9/28/18. Signature Maureen 2019-00083 By /s/ Alma Roman WAIVER WARNING 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 Fitzgerald, President. This statement was The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 IF YOU CHALLENGE THESE ISSUES IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING CNS-3203975# filed on December 19, 2018. I hereby cer- ness as Jamba Juice, 447 N. McDowell The Community Voice ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING THE COMMUNITY VOICE tify that this copy is a correct copy of the Blvd., Ste. 20, Petaluma, CA 94954. Mail- DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE, OR IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO original statement on file in my office. ing Address: 24 H Street, San Rafael, CA THE CITY OF COTATI AT, OR PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARING. William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk 94901. Registered owner(s) One Whirld, Fictitious Business Statement Fictitious Business Statement By /s/ Julie Garfia Inc. This business is conducted by A Cor- 2018-04162 File No. 201804251 Pub. January 11,18,25 & February 1, 2019 poration. The registrant commenced to The following person(s) are doing busi- Any person with a disability who requires a modification or accommodation in order to The following person(s) is (are) doing busi- The Community Voice transact business under the fictitious ness as The Spacetime Travel Agency, 120 participate in a meeting should contact the City Clerk at (707) 665-3622 at least 48 hours ness as: TRIBUTE WINERY, 1883 LONDON name or names 7/10/16. Signature Vicki South High Street, Sebastopol, CA 95472. in advance of the meeting. RANCH ROAD , GLEN ELLEN, CA 95442 - Pedersen, President. This statement was Mailing Address: Same. Registered 9728. Mailing Address: P.O. BOX 90 , Fictitious Business Statement filed on January 7, 2019. I hereby certify owner(s) Forrest Brothers LLC. This busi- TRACY, CA 95378 2018-04177 that this copy is a correct copy of the ness is conducted by A Limite Liability SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE 929 OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK, CALI- Registered Owner(s): THE WINE GROUP The following person(s) are doing busi- original statement on file in my office. Company. The registrant commenced to FORNIA, AMENDING THE ROHNERT PARK MUNICIPAL CODE, CHAPTER LLC, 4596 S. TRACY BLVD. , TRACY, CA ness as Reenie Bird’s, 7112 Bodega Av- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk transact business under the fictitious 17.06, ARTICLE XIII: DOWNTOWN DISTRICT AMENITY ZONE (DDAZ) 95377 enue, Sebastopol, CA 95472. Mailing By /s/ Darrell Light name or names n/a. Signature Galen For- This business is conducted by: a limited li- Address: Same. Registered owner(s) Ree- Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 rest, Managing Member. This statement OVERLAY DISTRICTS, SECTION 17.06.700.A.2 (APPLICABILITY) nie Birds’s Inc. This business is con- TO EXEMPT CERTAIN BUILDING RENOVATIONS FROM CERTAIN ability company The Community Voice was filed on Decmber 18, 2018. I hereby The registrant(s) commenced to transact ducted by A Corporation. The registrant certify that this copy is a correct copy of PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE XIII business under the fictitious business commenced to transact business under the original statement on file in my office. name or names listed above on N/A. the fictitious name or names 1/1/2019. Fictitious Business Statement William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Pursuant to Government Code Section 36933 (c), the following constitutes THE WINE GROUP LLC Signature Maureen Fitzgerald, President. 2019-00084 By /s/ Carrie Anderson a summary of Ordinance No. 929 introduced by the Rohnert Park City Council S/ DAVID JOHNSON, EVP-FINANCE AND This statement was filed on December 19, The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 on January 22, 2019 and scheduled for consideration of adoption on February MEMBER, 2018. I hereby certify that this copy is a ness as Jamba Juice, 733 Coddingtown- The Community Voice 12, 2019 at its meeting to be held in the City Council Chambers, 130 Avram This statement was filed with the County correct copy of the original statement on Mall Sp. 346, Santa Rosa, CA 95401. file in my office. Avenue, Rohnert Park, California. Clerk of Sonoma County on 12/27/2018. Mailing Address: 24 H Street, San Rafael, William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk CA 94901. Registered owner(s) One The purpose of Ordinance No. 929 is to amend the Rohnert Park Municipal I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original statement on file in my By /s/ Julie Garfia Whirld, Inc. This business is conducted Code, Chapter 17.06, Article XIII: Downtown District Amenity Zone (DDAZ) office. Pub. January 11,18,25 & February 1, 2019 by A Corporation. The registrant com- Overlay Districts, Section 17.06.700.A.2 (Applicability) to exempt the renova- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk The Community Voice menced to transact business under the tions of existing buildings from the frontage requirements and development By /s/ [Deputy], Deputy Seal fictitious name or names 5/5/14. Signa- FBN Publishing standards within the DDAZ and apply design review requirements to all re- 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1/19 ture Vicki Pedersen, President. This state- models that include exterior changes to the building. CNS-3205591# ment was filed on January 7, 2019. I One business name A certified copy of the full text of Ordinance is posted and available for re- THE COMMUNITY VOICE hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original statement on file in view in the City Clerk’s Office at 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park, California. my office. and up to This ordinance shall be in full force and effective thirty (30) days after its adop- Name change William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk tion, and shall be published and posted as required by law. This ordinance Publishing By /s/ Darrell Light 2 owner names was introduced by the Council of the City of Rohnert Park on January 22, 2019 “Be congruent, Pub. January 11,18, 25 & February 1, 2019 and is scheduled for consideration of adoption on February 12, 2019. be authentic, $ The Community Voice $ be your true self.” 40 Dated: January 23, 2019 Caitlin Saldanha Mahatma Gandhi 95 Published: January 25, 2019 Assistant City Clerk 584-2222 The Community Voice 584-2222 The Community Voice Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove Friday, January 25, 2019 - 7
Tending toSpiritual distressspiritual is preva- on the patients’ distress medical needs. ?Patients however, with priorities in- agingspiritual and health careand are: illness lent in advanced aging and cluded understanding the qualities of human connectedness and In terms of your own illness experience, what are the deep disease.??Spirituality sup- fostering these skills in their healthcare providers. questions you find yourself asking these days? ported coping has often been To meet patient and caregiver preferences, healthcare providers What does ‘spirituality’ mean to you? neglected in western medi- are beginning to address their spiritual concerns. More patients In the healthcare setting, what sort of people could?best?support cine. This is beginning to and caregiver-centered spiritual care provisions, are beginning to you with any deep emotional or spiritual questions you have? change because patients emerge.??More often than not,?medical care focuses on the physi- In your opinion, what should be the role of different people in are?emphasizing?the need for cal dimension of health, like controlling pain and symptoms, but providing spiritual support in healthcare??Discuss with each of a the medical community‘s in this discussion, our interest is focused on those aspects of ill- nurse, doctor, GP, chaplain, social worker, psychologist, volunteer competence in spiritual care. ness that affect you as a person and might cause you to consider and community faith leaders. How could these people best sup- Spiritual care has been report- the deeper questions of life. Such as relating to meaning, purpose port you?? edly lacking, primarily due to and how we cope with difficult aspects of life as spiritual ques- Based on your own understanding of spirituality, what in your medical professionals’ de-pri- tions, but this might not be the word you use. Please use whatever experience are the most helpful things a healthcare provider can Navigating the aging journey oritization and lack of time language you want in this discussion. Whatever word makes you do if a patient has spiritual concerns? Can you share an example Julie Ann Soukoulis when their dominate focus is comfortable and thus resonates within you. of a caregiving interaction where you felt your spirituality was A study by the University of addressed? Minnesota reports “Spiritual- Discuss with your aging loved one the ‘deeper questions of ity is a broad concept with life’ which arises for patients with advanced disease and aging. room for many perspectives. Family caregivers can also consider their own deeper questions to In general, it includes a sense ensure they are on the same understanding of how they can best of connection to something meet the spiritual needs of their loved one in their care. ?A wide bigger than ourselves and it range of spiritual questions, problems and concerns may be dis- typically involves a search for covered, arising in four categories: existential, psychological, re- meaning in life. As such, it is a ligious and social/relational.? universal human experience— When serious illness and aging is upon us, it is commonly a something that touches us all. time when spirituality has been re-discovered, questioned and re- People may describe a spiri- established in one’s life. Whether that means discussions, reli- tual experience as sacred or gious practices re-engaged, asking for prayers, attending religious transcendent?or simply a deep or spiritual services. ?I have noticed since my own father-in- law sense of aliveness and inter- has turned 80, he has mentioned more about God in discussions. I connectedness. know it seems to bring him comfort now where in years past- he Some may find that their didn’t find comfort in the church or our faiths practices as he does spiritual life is intricately now. linked to their association with Be mindful however, not all are open to this spiritual path a church, temple, mosque or when dealing with a serious illness or advanced aging. ?You must synagogue. Others may pray palpate their openness on the topic. Some can be offended?by the or find comfort in a personal mention of faith or religion so follow their lead. Listen to the relationship with God or a words they are choosing when the topic is discussed, as this will higher power. Still others seek tell you where their comfort level lies. meaning through their connec- tions to nature or art. Like Julie Ann Soukoulis is the owner of Home Instead Senior care your sense?of?purpose, your office in Rohnert Park, mother of two and passionate about personal definition of spiritu- healthy living at all ages. Having cared for her own two parents, ality may change throughout she understands your struggles and aims, through her your life, adapting to your website,-www.homeinstead.com/sonoma-to educate and encour- own experiences and?relation- age aging adults their & caregivers. Have a caregiving or aging ships.” concern?- We’d love to hear from you at Home Instead Senior Some questions you may Care 586-1516 anytime. was to consider for your own
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The radia- Sportsman’s Report: By LannyTomales Lowery the Titans played defeats a tough physi- game what adjustmentsTech would he thinkHigh who’s going to play what More than basketball showed cal game from beginning to end. make based on what happened for Monday night’s game as I Tune up your tackle boxes up at the Mountain Shadows have lost two players.” No mat- By Bill Hanson take. He had to get several Gym as Tomales defeated the ter what, he will be served by Current conditions on the stitches in his arm, not so bad Technology High School boys fortitude, determination, and de- Bay and Delta are grim, too when the kit and grabbed bit his team 69 to 48. Determination sire displayed by members of high and too muddy for anglers. hand, but Mrs. Coon jumped his never left the room as both sides his team. Look for others to The bait and tackle shops are arm, wrapped him in a ‘bear’ played a solid physical game step up as Will Duncan did in advising fishermen to stay by hug and started gnawing on and sound judgment and ideal this game. the fire and tune up their tackle him. The coons stayed on the leadership led the teams up and Just a side note about leader- boxes. When the mud finally deck and the people stayed in- down the court. ship and modeling and teaching, washes out, maybe by early side to admire the little bandits Tomales coach John Burke I asked Cramer if he was the fa- next week, fishing will pick up. through the glass.@ and Technology coach Stan ther of four former Rancho Co- The ocean commercial boats A rental at Sea Ranch is one Cramer faced similar tasks as tate athletes and scholars, and if are sneaking back out, for now of the north coasts’ most pre- each is working to rebuild new he was, what was his secret for the ocean is calm, at least more cious secrets, be sure to plan a teams. When asked what to raising such fine children. His so than during the last round of few days there. Winter on our look for in his offense and de- terse response, to the point, storms.@ coast is special, the ocean is fense, Coach Burke hinted that might save the school district On the hunting front the big majestic the salt air so clean, he would employ both inside millions in teacher training con- story is wild boar, go, kill and fresh and cold it hurts good to and outside offense as well as sults and the purchase of the lat- eat the devils. Those who are breath. Trees and coastal under- some zone and man-to-man de- est educational programs: willing to brave the soggy back story growth are super green, fense. Everything was evident “Simple, I emphasized athletics country are bagging boar. the beaches polished by stormy as the game progressed. and academics.” Mushroom season is in full seas are a delight to see. The Cramer, a veteran coach well More modeling in the gym swing; it is time to beat the best food and shopping are just known in the community, works this night as Principal Dawn bushes for tasty fungi.@ across the Gualala River in the with a young team that has only Mawhinney sat right where a Raccoons are too cute, the little town of the same name, a one senior and deals with mak- principal should be on a Friday little robbers are such a joy to short hop out of our county. ing adjustments throughout night, in the center of the watch, unless you are their vic- Gone are the tourist shops and each game. In this game, two bleachers cheering on her team. tim. One story is how the home- glitz of the Mendocino coast a key players went down with in- She wasn’t there to be seen or to owner awoke to some noise and few hours north. The rental fees juries. Sam Morrow, who had patronize parents and students found a family of raccoon’s tend to be less at Sea Ranch scored seven points in the first but simply to root for her making grilled cheese sand- than in the vicinity of the towns quarter, rolled his ankle at the school’s basketball team. wiches in his kitchen. When of Mendocino and Fort Bragg. beginning of the second quarter And while two coaches pressed the mother coon said, For those who are not prepared of a very tight game as the Ti- taught skills while building “You are out of dog food, we to stay over, there are public ac- tans trailed by only one point. young teams, a veteran photog- are hungry!” Maybe a bigger cess spots in Sea Ranch and After Morrow went out of the rapher, one of the Community dog? near the mouth of the Gualala game, Tomales posted twelve Voice’s ace cameramen, Robert A rental at the beautiful Sea River. unanswered points and were Grant, shared his knowledge of Ranch one weekend came with The next time you are look- leading at half time 36 to 23. picture taking with Tech High’s a resident family of raccoons. ing at a California map, check The Titans came back with a own camera person, student As darkness fell a mother and out the trench about two miles strong third quarter as they put Hannah Menth between games, three kittens sauntered onto the in from the ocean. Slap a ruler up thirteen points to Tomales’ during the half, and after the deck looking for a hand-out. on that trench and line it up sixteen. Three-point shooter game. Check that! Demanding a hand- with Tomales Bay. What will Matt O’Brien collided with an So much more goes on than out, when I answered the door jump out at you is the San An- opponent while driving for an just what happens between the she was growling at me as if to dreas Fault, it goes out to sea at inside shot leaving the Titans hoops. Tech High students and say,@“Don’t just stand there, get Bodega Head, then makes land- Technology High’s William Duncan is making one of several trips without his services. parents cheered their team to the us something to eat!”@The little fall again on the peninsula. This to the basket in their game against Tomales High last Friday. The However, Center Will Dun- end. While the Titans lost the ones were very small so I cut up fault is why the Gualala River Tomales Cheer squad was on hand to cheer, as it turned out, both can took up the slack as he game, the players modeled some apples and put some flows south to north, one of the teams with “Go THS…”. The Braves won a very physical game 69- picked up eighteen points, courage and grittiness, the salted peanuts on the plate and few rivers in our state to do so. 48. snagged rebounds and blocked coaches displayed adaptability, scooted it out the door. She and Bill Hanson is a Sonoma Robert Grant shots. Leading by example, the adults showed hope and sup- the kits were on it, snapping County native and a lifelong Duncan’s persistence and deter- port, and everyone had an op- and growling at one another sportsman. He is the former mination infected teammates as Cramer, when asked after the said, matter of fact, “I have to re- portunity to learn something which is the nature of raccoons. president of the Sonoma County important. I was tempted to stick my arm Mycological Association. Look out and snatch a baby to hold for his column in The Commu- when I remembered a friend nity Voice each week. who gave in to that same mis- ‘To Ponder’ from page 5 (adults, not children, are in when parents attacked teachers cratic red tape. He will be re- charge). His health began to de- for doing the job that they membered as having cultivated teriorate rapidly when well-in- themselves had failed to do in such valuable lessons as:@ tentioned but overbearing disciplining their unruly chil- Knowing when to come in regulations were set in place. dren. out of the rain Reports of a 6-year-old boy It declined even further when Why the early bird gets the charged with sexual harassment schools were required to get worm? for kissing a classmate; teens parental consent to administer Life isn’t always fair suspended from school for sun lotion or an Aspirin to a and maybe it was my fault@ using mouthwash after lunch; student; but could not inform Common Sense lived by sim- and a teacher fired for repri- parents when a student became ple, sound financial policies manding an unruly student, pregnant and wanted to have an (don’t spend more than you can only worsened his condition. abortion. earn) and reliable strategies Common Sense lost ground Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches became businesses; and criminals re- ceived better treatment than their victims. Be the Change Common Sense took a beat- ing when you couldn’t defend Rotary Club of yourself from a burglar in your Rancho Cotati own home and the burglar could sue you for assault. Common Sense finally gave up the will to live, after a woman failed to realize that a steaming cup of coffee was hot. She spilled a little in her lap, and was promptly awarded a huge settlement. Common Sense was pre- ceded in death, by his parents, Truth and Trust, by his wife, Discretion, by his daughter, Re- Suzanne Cossette sponsibility, and by his son, Reason. He is survived by his 4 step- I am a member of the brothers: Rotary Club of Rancho Cotati, I Know My Rights inviting you to join me for lunch on Thursdays from I Want It Now Someone Else Is to Blame Noon to 1:30 p.m. at I’m A Victim China Village, 8501 Gravenstein Hwy., Cotati. Not many attended his fu- neral because so few realized he was gone. If you still re- "Together we can make a difference" member him, pass this on. If not, join the majority and do If you are interested in learning more about our great club, nothing. please call Suzanne at (707) 584-9569 Meet the CSC FLOORING & DESIGN TEAM John Patrick, Derek Havstad, Craig & Jessica Ross, Matt Moniz, Jennifer Lawson, Stacy Newton & Laura Edwards Customer service • Family owned and operated • Great values • Community oriented The Community Voice Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove Friday, January 25, 2019 - 9 ByRohnert Mickey Zeldes Parkthe difficulties municipal in enforcing a law until you’ve lived with it for a code update One of my goals this year is to work on updating the animal while. Which is why it is necessary to regularly review and up- section of our municipal code. It was last updated in 2005 and date the codes. It’s a challenge I’ve accepted and hope the re- We have kittens! since then we have seen several issues with the wording of cer- sults are an improvement over what we currently have! Lab anyone?! Laika is just 2-years tain codes and the enforcement of others. We will be looking to old and still full of beans! Super clear these up and make the enforcement process simpler and friendly and playful - and smart! A clearer. Upcoming Events trainer, working with her for just a Updating legal codes is a process as you can imagine. Every- “Get Them Back Home” Campaign – Every lost pet should few minutes had her sitting and laying one has a different opinion of what the rules should say. Should have a way to get back home. FREE pet ID tag and a back-up down! Given some training and animals be labeled potentially dangerous after just one incident or microchip are available to all residents of Rohnert Park and Co- enough exercise she will just shine. not until the second? Should we limit the number of pets? How tati. No appointment necessary, just come by the shelter during Right now she’s a bit of a diamond in many is reasonable? How do you define adequate care? People our regular open hours: Wed 1-6:30; Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. 1-5:30; Sun. the rough so she needs someone com- think that everyone should be required to care for their pets to 1-4:30. mitted to doing some polishing! their personal standards but that is not actually reasonable – and extremely variable. There are lots of grey areas when you enter Fix-it Clinics – Free spay and neuters for cats; and $60 dog Need a diet buddy? Muffin could sure the legal arena, that’s for sure! surgeries (up to 80 lbs.) for low-income Rohnert Park and Cotati some help with her resolution to lose a Once we have a basic outline of what our committee proposes, residents. Call 588-3531 for an appointment. few pounds. Fortunately she’s the sweet- it will go through several review panels and up to the city attor- est cat so making her move more is as ney to make sure everything is worded properly and that the laws Mickey Zeldes is the supervisor at the Rohnert Park Animal easy as calling her to you! At 9-11 years would stand up to scrutiny and challenges. There will also be op- Shelter. She can be contacted at [email protected]. old, Muffin is available at our senior pet portunities for the public to give input so if this is something that rate of just $45. Which makes her, pound interests you, please pay attention to announcements inviting per pound, the best deal in the shelter!! public input (check the shelter’s Facebook page for notifications). You can read the current codes on the city’s website: rpcity.org. F O U N D A N I M A L S Luna and Misty are 3 year old sister The animal codes are under Title 6. Dogs guinea pigs. They were raised by a We also need to include all the updates to the state codes to family so are well socialized and make sure we are in compliance – there’s been a lot of changes in 1/12/19 190033 Chinese friendly. And they definitely know the last 13 years. The frustrating thing about writing codes is that crested mix White Adult where their treats come from – they both chatter excitedly when they hear as fast as you can write them, people are figuring out how to get 1/12/19 190034 Shih Tzu mix Brown Adult around them. Pet stores can only sell dogs, cats and rabbits from a refrigerator door! shelters and official rescue groups. This was meant to put the Cats and other small animals horrible “puppy mills” out of business. But they are smarter than the lawmakers. Before the law was even in place there were sud- 1/7/19 190027 DSH Brown tabby Female Adult Rohnert Park Animal Shelter denly a bunch of new “rescue” groups popping up. Funny thing, 1/8/19 190028 DSH Black Female Adult some of them had board members that were the owners of puppy 584-1582 mills. You can see where this is going. DSH: Domestic shorthair, DMH: Domestic mediumhair, DLH: Domestic Longhair www.rpanimalshelter.org It’s so hard to make sure that a law really accomplishes what Visit our Web site at www.RPAnimalShelter.org 301 J. Rogers Lane off Redwood Drive. the intent was. That it affects those it should and not inadver- Rohnert Park Animal Shelter, 301 J. Rogers Lane, Rohnert Park, 584-1582 Wed. 1-6:30; Thurs-Fri-Sat 1-5:30; Sun 1-4:30 tently negatively impacts others. Sometimes you can’t foresee • Wed: 1-6:30 p.m. • Thur-Sat: 1-5:30 p.m. • Sun: 1-4:30 p.m. Public Notices: Fictitious Business Statement Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk commenced to transact business under Fictitious Business Name Statement An Individual. The registrant commenced Fictitious Business Statement 2019-00087 By /s/ M. Judith Sevilla the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- File No. 201900065 to transact business under the fictitious 2019-00172 The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 ture Mohammad Salim Ibrahim, CEO. This The following person(s) are doing business name or names 1/25/2011. Signature Tim- The following person(s) are doing busi- ness as 1) Live Your Truth Psychotherapy, The Community Voice statement was filed on January 3, 2019. I as CHT Glass, 1382 Gravenstein Hwy S, othy Farris. This statement was filed on ness as Craig’s Repair, 397 Sugar Maple 2) Speak Your Truth Psychotherapy, 3) hereby certify that this copy is a correct Ste. #D, Sebastapol, CA 95472, Sonoma January 11, 2019. I hereby certify that this Lane, Windsor, CA 95492. Mailing Ad- Junebug Play Therapy, 1821 4th St., Santa copy of the original statement on file in County. copy is a correct copy of the original dress: Same. Registered owner(s) Craig Rosa, CA 95404. Mailing Address: 3700 Fictitious Business Statement my office. Registered Owner(s): statement on file in my office. Combes. This business is conducted by Joy Road, Occidental, CA 95465. Regis- 2019-00113 William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk Henri Chetel, 548 Harrison St., Sebastopol, William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk An Individual. The registrant commenced tered owner(s) Jessica Jabin Scow. This The following person(s) are doing busi- By /s/ Julie Garfia CA 95472. By /s/ M. Judith Sevilla to transact business under the fictitious business is conducted by An Individual. ness as Cut Loose Hair Salon, 6650 Com- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 This business is conducted by: An Individ- Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 name or names n/a. Signature Craig D. The registrant commenced to transact merce Blvd., Suite 6A, Rohnert Park, CA The Community Voice ual. The Community Voice Combes, Proprietor. This statement was business under the fictitious name or 94928. Mailing Address: Same. Regis- The registrant commenced to transact busi- filed on January 14, 2019. I hereby certify names n/a. Signature Jessica Scow. This tered owner(s) PAC Enterprises, Inc. This ness under the fictitious name or names that this copy is a correct copy of the statement was filed on January 7, 2019. I business is conducted by A Corporation. Fictitious Business Statement above 05/20/2015. Fictitious Business Statement original statement on file in my office. hereby certify that this copy is a correct The registrant commenced to transact 2019-00207 S/ Henri Chetel, Owner 2019-00228 Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk copy of the original statement on file in business under the fictitious name or The following person(s) are doing busi- This statement was filed with County Clerk The following person(s) are doing busi- By /s/ Alma Roman my office. names 6/2/2014. Signature Pam Conti, ness as Cerca Trova, 9119 Graton Road, of Sonoma County on January 7, 2018. ness as Joseph Carr, 9825 Sonoma High- Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk President of PAC Enterprises, Inc. This Graton, CA 95444. Mailing Address: I hereby certify that this copy is a correct way, Kenwood, CA 95452. Mailing The Community Voice By /s/ Darrell Light statement was filed on January 9, 2019. I Same. Registered owner(s) Purple Wine copy of the original statement on file in my Address: Same. Registered owner(s) Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 hereby certify that this copy is a correct Company, LLC. This business is con- office. Kunde Enterprises, Inc. This business is The Community Voice copy of the original statement on file in ducted by A Limited Liability Co. The reg- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk conducted by A Corporation. The regis- Fictitious Business Statement my office. istrant commenced to transact business By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal trant commenced to transact business 2019-00267 Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk under the fictitious name or names n/a. 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15/19 under the fictitious name or names n/a. The following person(s) are doing busi- Fictitious Business Statement By /s/ Carrie Anderson Signature Aaron Webb, President. This CNS-3213856# Signature Patrick A. Roney, President. ness as Daisilly, P.O. Box 360, Vineburg, 2019-00025 Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 statement was filed on January 15, 2019. I THE COMMUNITY VOICE This statement was filed on January 17, CA 95487. Mailing Address: Same. Reg- The following person(s) are doing busi- The Community Voice hereby certify that this copy is a correct 2019. I hereby certify that this copy is a istered owner(s) 1) Christine Bright, 2) De- ness as Imaginal Coaching, 800 Stillson copy of the original statement on file in correct copy of the original statement on rald Bright. This business is conducted Drive, Petaluam, CA 94954. Mailing Ad- my office. Fictitious Business Name Statement file in my office. by A Married Couple. The registrant com- dress: Same. Registered owner(s) Fictitious Business Statement William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk File No. 201900205 Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk menced to transact business under the Essence Consulting, LLC. This business 2019-00026 By /s/ Darrell Light The following person(s) are doing business By /s/ Darrell Light fictitious name or names n/a. Signature is conducted by A Limite Liability Com- The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 as Industrial Carting, 3899 and 3911 Santa Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 Craig D. Combes, Proprietor. This state- pany. The registrant commenced to trans- ness as Bay Area Resources 4 Life, 221 The Community Voice Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95407, The Community Voice ment was filed on January 22, 2019. I act business under the fictitious name or Redwood Dr., Petaluma, CA 94954. Mail- Sonoma County. hereby certify that this copy is a correct names n/a. Signature Douglas Glew, CEO. ing Address: 6366 Commerce Blvd., #160, Registered Owner(s): copy of the original statement on file in This statement was filed on January 3, Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Registered Fictitious Business Statement N Leasing Company, LLC, 18500 North Al- Fictitious Business Statement my office. 2019. I hereby certify that this copy is a owner(s) Paul Walker. This business is 2019-00141 lied Way, Phoenix, AZ 85054; Delaware. 2019-00133 Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk correct copy of the original statement on conducted by an Individual. The registrant The following person(s) are doing busi- This business is conducted by: A Limited The following person(s) are doing busi- By /s/ Darrell Light file in my office. commenced to transact business under ness as Footloose Dance Center, 5681 Liability Company. ness as Nightvision Productions, 1356 Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- Redwood Dr., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. The registrant commenced to transact busi- Gray Mill Ct., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. The Community Voice By /s/ Julie Garfia ture Paul Edward Walker, Owner. This Mailing Address: Same. Registered ness under the fictitious name or names Mailing Address: 6695 Lincoln St., Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 statement was filed on January 3, 2019. I owner(s) Carole Savoy. This business is above 7/3/2018. Petaluma, CA 94952. Registered owner(s) The Community Voice hereby certify that this copy is a correct conducted by an Individual. The registrant S/ Eileen B. Schuler, VP & Secretary. Daniel J. Gomez. This business is con- Fictitious Business Statement copy of the original statement on file in commenced to transact business under This statement was filed with County Clerk ducted by An Individual. The registrant 2019-00197 my office. the fictitious name or names June 24, of Sonoma County on January 15, 2019. commenced to transact business under The following person(s) are doing busi- Fictitious Business Statement William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk 1995. Signature Carole Savoy, Director of I hereby certify that this copy is a correct the fictitious name or names 1/7/2018. ness as Karin Silberg Interiors, 1818 Mor- 2019-00127 By /s/ Darrell Light Footloose. This statement was filed on copy of the original statement on file in my Signature Daniel Gomez, CEO/Founder. ley Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95404. Mailing The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 January 10, 2019. I hereby certify that this office. This statement was filed on January 10, Address: Same. Registered owner(s) ness as Home Care Advantage, 1400 The Community Voice copy is a correct copy of the original William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk 2019. I hereby certify that this copy is a Karin Louise Silberg. This business is Guerneville Road, #10, Santa Rosa, CA statement on file in my office. By /s/ Julie Garfia, Deputy Seal correct copy of the original statement on conducted by An Individual. The regis- 95403. Mailing Address: Same. Regis- Deva Marie, Sonoma County Clerk 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15/19 file in my office. trant commenced to transact business tered owner(s) Daisy McGinnis. This Fictitious Business Statement By /s/ M. Judith Sevilla CNS-3213526# Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk under the fictitious name or names n/a. business is conducted by An Individual. 2019-00041 Pub. January 18, 25 & February 1 & 8, 2019 THE COMMUNITY VOICE By /s/ Julie Garfia Signature Karin Louise Silberg, Owner. The registrant commenced to transact The following person(s) are doing busi- The Community Voice Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 This statement was filed on January 15, business under the fictitious name or ness as Sam’s Market #15, 5290 Aero Dr., The Community Voice 2019. I hereby certify that this copy is a names 8/1/2001. Signature Daisy McGin- Santa Rosa, CA 95403. Mailing Address: Fictitious Business Name Statement correct copy of the original statement on nis, Owner. This statement was filed on 2780 Stony Point Rd., Suite P, Santa Rosa, File No. 201900190 file in my office. January 9, 2019. I hereby certify that this CA, 95407. Registered owner(s) Bright The following person(s) are doing business Fictitious Business Statement Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk copy is a correct copy of the original Star Group Inc. This business is con- as CrossFit Sebastopol, 2615 Gravenstein 2019-00042 By /s/ Alma Roman statement on file in my office. ducted by a Corporation. The registrant Hwy. S, Sebastopol, CA 95472, Sonoma The following person(s) are doing busi- Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 County. ness as Nightvision Records, 1356 Gray The Community Voice Registered Owner(s): West County Mill Ct., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Mailing Strength and Fitness LLC, 635 High St., Se- Address: Same. Registered owner(s) bastopol, CA 95472; California Daniel J. Gomez. This business is con- Fictitious Business Statement This business is conducted by: A Limited ducted by An Individual. The registrant 2019-00035 Liability Company. commenced to transact business under The following person(s) are doing busi- The registrant commenced to transact busi- the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- ness as Masion Karen-Louise, 127 Ken- ness under the fictitious name or names ture Daniel Gomez, CEO/Founder. This tucky Street, Petaluma, CA 94952. Mailing ClassifiedsAUTOS WANTED Get a pain-relieving brace -little or NO cost above N/A. statement was filed on January 3, 2019. I Address: 1818 Morley Way, Santa Rosa, DONATE YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR BOAT TO to you. Medicare Patients Call Health Hot- S/ Kristopher L. Keetch Managing Member. hereby certify that this copy is a correct CA 95404. Registered owner(s) Karin HELP WANTED HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND. FREE 3 Day line Now! 1- 800-796-5091 (Cal-SCAN) This statement was filed with County Clerk copy of the original statement on file in Louise Silberg. This business is con- Care Giver for overnight shift Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All of Sonoma County on January 15, 2019. my office. ducted by An Individual. The registrant 11 pm - 7 am Paperwork Taken Care of. Call William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT I hereby certify that this copy is a correct commenced to transact business under 6 bed home for the elderly, must be 18 1-800-731-5042 (Cal-SCAN) copy of the original statement on file in my By /s/ Julie Garfia the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- years or older. Will be trained in house. Safe Step Walk-In Tub! Alert for Seniors. Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 Bathroom falls can be fatal. Approved by office. ture Karin Louise Silberg, Owner. This Call Ruth at 707-584-5827. The Community Voice AUTOS WANTED Arthritis Foundation. Therapeutic Jets. William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk statement was filed on January 3, 2019. I All Makes/Models 2000-2016! Top $$$ Paid! Less Than 4 Inch Step-In. Wide By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal hereby certify that this copy is a correct Tow truck class A & C drivers 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15/19 copy of the original statement on file in Any Condition! Used or wrecked. Running Door. Anti-Slip Floors. American Made. In- Fictitious Business Statement Creams is looking for Tow truck class A & or Not. Free Towing! Call For Offer: 1- 888- stallation Included. Call1- 800-799-4811 for CNS-3214964# my office. C drivers. Day and night drivers, alternate 417-9150. (Cal-SCAN) $750 Off. (Cal-SCAN) THE COMMUNITY VOICE 2018-04202 William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk weekend/or every third weekend. Must The following person(s) are doing busi- By /s/ Jonathan Carr have clean driving record, 1 point ok. Pass ness as Oasis Heating & Cooling, P.O. Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 background check and a positive attitude CABLE/SATELLITE TV 40 Acre Wilderness Ranches $350 Per Acre- Fictitious Business Statement Box 9419, Santa Rosa, CA 95405. Mailing The Community Voice is a plus. We will train the right candidate. Switch to DIRECTV. Lock in 2-Year Price Quiet and secluded off grid NM ranches 2019-00234 Address: Same. Registered owner(s) Gre- Contact Arlene for more information at Guarantee ($50/month) w/AT&T Wireless. near historic pioneer town. At cool clear The following person(s) are doing busi- gory R. Tweeten. This business is con- Creams, 707-588-1250, Monday - Friday 8 Over 145 Channels PLUS Popular Movie 6,200’. Set amid towering red rock mesas, ness as Wholesale Goods Direct, 2655 ducted by An Individual. The registrant a.m. - 5 p.m. Networks for Three Months, broad grassy valleys & heavily wooded commenced to transact business under hills & ridges in abundant groundwater Tachevah Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95405. No Cost! Call 1- 800-385-9017 (Cal-SCAN) Mailing Address: Same. Registered the fictitious name or names n/a. Signa- basin. Many border Federal/State lands. No ture Gregory R. Tweeten, Owner. This ADOPTIONS HOA or restrictive covenants. Road access owner(s) Jeremy Berlin. This business is PREGNANT? CONSIDERING ADOPTION? DISH NETWORK. TV for Less, Not Less TV! conducted by An Individual. The regis- statement was filed on December 20, complete. Exceptional elk and deer hunting 2018. I hereby certify that this copy is a Call us first. Living expenses, housing, FREE DVR. FREE Install (up to 6 rooms.) unit. From $48,900 $446 mo. No qualifying trant commenced to transact business FBN medical, and continued support afterwards. $49.99/mo. PLUS Hi-Speed Internet - seller financing with $4,890 dn under the fictitious name or names correct copy of the original statement on Choose adoptive family of your $14.95/mo (where available.). Call 1-855- Call John 623.640.5430 for photos, topo 7/27/15. Signature Jeremy Berlin, Owner. file in my office. choice. Call 24/7. 1-877-879-4709 734-1673. (Cal-SCAN) maps, and area info. (Cal-SCAN) This statement was filed on January 17, William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk $ (Cal-SCAN) 2019. I hereby certify that this copy is a By /s/ Julie Garfia MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE correct copy of the original statement on Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 40* FINANCIAL SERVICES HOME BREAK-INS take less than 60 SEC- file in my office. The Community Voice ANNOUNCEMENTS Social Security Disability? Up to $2,671/mo. ONDS. Don't wait! 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The registrant change of name should not be granted. commenced to transact business under DID YOU KNOW 144 million U.S. Adults HEALTH/MEDICAL Notice of Hearing: March 14, 2019, at 2:30 95! the fictitious name or names 1/17/2019. read a Newspaper print copy each week? OXYGEN - Anytime. Anywhere! No tanks to Help wanted p.m. Dept. 18, Sonoma County Superior $ (Up to 5 lines) Signature Salvador Hernandez. This Discover the Power of Newspaper Advertis- refill. No deliveries. The All-New Inogen 50 - 2 wks. Court, 3055 Cleveland Ave., Santa Rosa, CA statement was filed on January 17, 2019. I ing. For a free brochure call 916-288-6011 One G4 is only 2.8 pounds! FAA approved! 95403. hereby certify that this copy is a correct To publish your or email [email protected] (Cal-SCAN) FREE info kit: 1-844-359-3976. (Cal-SCAN) A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall copy of the original statement on file in General Classified be published once a week for four succes- my office. $ sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing EVERY BUSINESS has a story to tell! Get VIAGRA and CIALIS USERS! Cut your drug 30 - 2 wks. (Up to 4 lines) Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk on the petition in the following newspaper Public Notices in your message out with California’s PRMe- costs! SAVE $$! 50 Pills for $99.00. FREE By /s/ Darrell Light of general circulation, printed in this dia Release – the only Press Release Serv- Shipping! 100% Guaranteed and Discreet. Pub. January 25 & February 1, 8, & 15, 2019 county: The Community Voice, P.O. Box ice operated by the press to get press! 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Registered owner(s) Timo- MESSAGE 1-707- 965-9546 (Cal-SCAN) Got Knee Pain? Back Pain? Shoulder Pain? TheCommunityVoice.com thy Farris. This business is conducted by call 584 - 2222 10 - Friday, January 25, 2019 Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove The Community Voice How much of your mortgage income Your diversified portfolio vs. S&P 500 should be going towards an auto loan? In addition, a sudden change Buying a house can always name a few. The other 5 to 10 percent of your income should be in sector performance can have be a daunting consuming feat. allocated towards those monthly expenses. an impact. At one point in Carrying consumer obligations Ideally, don’t have those monthly expenses and use the other 2018, tech stocks accounted such as car loans can further five to 10 percent of your income towards saving. The ability for for 25 percent of the weight of complicate a picture of what you to purchase a house should be predicated on your ability to the S&P 500. While the recent otherwise could be more finan- save money beyond your mortgage payment (not just the princi- restructuring of S&P sectors cially lucrative. When you pal portion of your monthly repayment on your fixed rate mort- lowered that by a few percent- carry a car debt whether it’s a gage). age points, portfolios can still This also means any monies you’re contributing to your lease payment or whether it’s a be greatly affected when tech 401k. financed payment you’re hand- This is what you should be doing through your employer shares slide, as investors wit- cuffing a portion of your future anyway if you are a W-2 employee. If you are a self-employed nessed in fall 2018. income. wager contributing to an IRA is a fantastic way to plan for retire- How about the fixed-income Auto loans help your credit ment. market? Well, this has been a from a credit score standpoint, The bottom line is, when you purchase a house regardless if its weak year for bonds and bonds but they also limit your bor- a first-time, a second time or third time you want your monthly are not known for generating rowing power and at the end of the day probably do more harm to consumer liabilities to be as absolutely low as possible, because Ken Weise huge annual returns to start your financial picture for qualifying to buy a home than good. It the lender is concerned about the payments that you are making with. doesn’t matter if your interest rate is 1 percent or 0 percent. If your on those obligations; not the interest that you’re paying which is How global returns and This year, U.S. stocks have income is not enough to support a house payment, it might be time what you focusing on. proper diversification are af- been out in front. A portfolio to think about getting rid of the car. To be successful as a home buyer, you need to think like the fecting overall returns. 100 percent invested in the U.S. Take the following considerations into account: lender and focus on the monthly payment. By whittling down your “Why is my portfolio under- stock market could have an ex- For $10,000 per month of income your car payment should be monthly expenses, you can best position yourself for purchasing a performing the market?” This pected return like that of the $200 per month, $9,000 per month of income, the car payment home. This can be accomplished by paying the monthly debt off, question may be on your mind. S&P 500. But how many strate- should be $180 per month. $8,000 per month of income the car possibly getting a co-signer depending on what your future in- It is a question that investors gies invest entirely in US payment should be $160 per month and $7,000 per month of in- come is or work on changing your role or occupation, so you can sometimes ask after stocks Stocks, without exposure to in- come your car payment should be $140 per month earn more money for the purposes of getting out of debt faster shatter records or return excep- ternational and emerging mar- The list goes on as you can see for every $1,000 of income you while purchasing a home and saving at the same time. tionally well in a quarter. kets? want your car payment to be $20 per month less. For every $20 Looking to buy a home? Get a no cost quote now. 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The Housing Authority has guaranteed rental assistance pay- ments through March 2019. “We have reserve funding to support our HUD programs for the next two months,” said Margaret Van Vliet, executive director of the Sonoma County Community Development Commission, which oversees the Housing Authority. “We’re monitoring the situation closely and working to ensure that our residents are protected.” The Sonoma County Housing Authority receives approximately $3 million each month for HUD-funded rental assistance programs, which include Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers and several other project-based programs. According to Housing Authority Manager Martha Cheever, Sonoma County doesn’t always use the full amount its eligible to receive, often due to a shortfall in available rentals. “We likely use about $2.5 million each month, as voucher recip- KhalilMonte Jones, Bailey Vista DeGraffenreid, Elementary Kara Jane Allsup, GabrielSchool Calvillo, - Owen Student Brokaw, Isabelle builders Angeli, Katya for Kudrya, Jan. Felix Garcia,22 ients, available rental units and other factors inevitably shift,” said Leasly Ruiz Villagomez, Chase Barbato, Isaias Mendoza, Zoe Olson, Declan Sewell, Alexis Flores, Joshua Tucker, Colby Labno, Ri- Cheever. “The remaining funds are held in reserves, which we will hanna Lee and Noah Ortega. be able to access in order to fund our programs through Feb. and Robert Grant March, should the shutdown last that long.” If the shutdown stretches past March 31, Sonoma County will join many other jurisdictions across the country facing an unprece- dented situation: people that need rental assistance who are suddenly facing eviction and possible homelessness. “We will continue to do everything we can to protect those who rely on our services, and keep the public informed of any new de- velopments” said Van Vliet. “But we need the federal government to reopen HUD. It’s the only way to protect some of the most vul- nerable people in our community.” For more information, contact Margaret Van Vliet at [email protected] or (707) 565-7504. AvaleenUniversity Joaquin, Emilie Pullen, Elementary Evelyn Manchester, Isaiah- Creativity Jamerson, Alexander Life Espinoza skill Morales, awards Ave Joaquim, for Connor Jan Voyles, Alessandra Solis, Jessica Morales, Isabella Franco, Stevie Ball, Gilly Griggs, Brooke Reichert, Emily Guiles, Lucas Chernin, River Shock, Delilah Bandalin, Bodhi Lefebvre, Josaiah Perez, Rowan Harkey Ferroni, Santiago Jimenez Garcia, Cailyn Carley, Jordan Cynor, Angelina Franco, Oliver Brown, Alaiyah Darakhshan, Briana Roncancio, Nicolas Alinas and Isabel Green. Jane Peleti Homelessness is on the rise among the elderly It’s been widely reported that 10,000 American seniors turn 65 actually getting more people back into housing every year. The in- each and every day and that this rapid pace of aging will continue creases of the past two years aren’t because the homelessness system until 2029. And now, Harvard University tells us that more than half isn’t effective; they are because more people are coming into the of U.S. households are headed by individuals who are over 50 and system than ever and there are fewer homes to put them into. that a growing number of them have difficulty meeting their housing Nonetheless, the fact that so many communities continue to re- costs, according to the Association of Mature American Citizens duce the number of homeless people is proof that with greater fed- [AMAC]. eral and local investments and a bigger commitment to affordable A report recently released by Harvard’s Joint Center For Housing housing, the rest of the nation can do the same.” Studies [Housing America’s Older Adults- 2018] concludes that Roman points out that there was a decline in the numbers of “whether they own or rent, millions of older households struggle to homeless individuals and families in 31 states and the District of pay for their housing and other basic necessities and their numbers Columbia are rising. Householders in their 50s to mid-60s are especially at risk of having insufficient resources to manage rising healthcare and Answers to 1/18/19 housing costs in their later years.” There is indeed a serious shortage of low income housing in the U.S. The National Low Income Housing Coalition estimates that currently there is a nationwide shortage of 7.2 million low income rental homes. AMAC president Dan Weber notes that the lack of affordable housing is a principal cause of homelessness, which is on the rise among the elderly. The statistics show that individuals age 62 and older experiencing so-called sheltered homelessness soared by more than 48 percent between 2007 and 2016. Weber says, “Aging on the streets, if left unchecked, may reach epidemic proportions in the coming decades.” He cites the Home- less Research Institute, which has projected that the population of seniors who are homeless could increase from 44,000 in 2010 to 95,000 by the year 2050. But, he adds that despite the “gloomy out- look” the issue is being addressed. Nan Roman, President and CEO of the National Alliance to End Homelessness, recently put it this way in a report issued last month: ““Those working on the front lines of the homelessness system are Answers to 1/18/19 12 - Friday, January 25, 2019 Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove The Community Voice CougarsBy Joshua Farestveit-Moore remain undefeated The Rancho Cotate Cougars Girls’ basketball team crushed the Windsor Jaguars, 61-43, Sat. by taking advantage of their opponent’s inexperience. The final score implies a lot and not all of it true. For much of the game, the Jaguars matched the Cougars point for point, despite their team’s tiny bench and youthful roster. Fully half of the Jaguars’ ten-woman lineup are freshman and in var- sity those few extra years of de- velopment can count for a lot. Nevertheless, their freshmen made a good show of it, putting their small stature to use when the Jaguars’ sole senior, Torri Russotti, snagged a rebound. The Cougars leapt to contest, Mari Martinez, aMartinez senior at Rancho Cotate has High a Schoolpowerful and member ofkick the girls’ varsity soccer but she passed it out of the paint team, makes a powerful kick to get the ball down the field during their game against Piner High to her waiting teammate and School Thurs., Jan. 17 at Cougar Stadium.3 The Cougars, who are currently undefeated in the freshman, Meredith Gilbertson. league, defeated Piner 1-0. By this point in the game Jane Peleti Gilbertson had already hinted that she was an agile basketball player, but the next couple sec- onds clinched it. Gilbertson plunged into the melee under the basket. She twisted side- ways and ducked low to dribble WildcatsBy Joshua Farestveit-Moore beat Cougars through the space between the Keyonee Neal, freshman at Rancho Cotate High School and member The Rancho Cotate Cougars pressed bodies of two Cougar of the girls’ varsity basketball team, rushes the ball down the court boys’ basketball team lost their defenders, then popped up on during their game against Windsor High School in a non-conference first conference match of the the other side. The two defend- game. The teams played against each other at Rancho Sat., Jan. season Fri. night against the ers turned around, but they 19. Rancho defeated Windsor 61-43. Ukiah Wildcats, 54-44, despite could only watch as Gilbertson Jane Peleti a significant halftime lead. took her shot. It’s not the first time the But the Cougars have a fresh- constant stream of fresh substi- “As a coach I want to reward Cougars faced off against the man of their own. It’s Keyonee tutions. the players that are playing Wildcats and given past experi- Neal and despite her young age “[Newton’s] got fourteen kids well,” Newton said. “We were ence perhaps a bit of cockiness she already stands a respectable on his roster and he played them calm in the locker room. I asked is understandable. After all, the 5’9, towering above even a few all. So they stayed fresh. We them, ‘Hey, do you think we Cougars beat the Wildcats of the team’s seniors. only had eight,” Jaguars’ coach, could play better than that?’ twice already this season, so Neal entered the game in a big Joe Passalacqua, said. “It hurts They said absolutely. They came why not a third? way when her teammate, Kierra when you don’t have the num- out the second half and they Confidence is good. But Johnson, snatched the ball out of bers. Girls get tired and when were much better because they hubris? Well, hubris is another the hands of Torri Russotti. Rus- they get tired they get lazy.” played Rancho basketball.” beast entirely. Go in with the sotti took off after Johnson, but It showed when the Cougars’ The win means the Cougars wrong mindset and even the Johnson wasn’t one to wait Mackenna Menton-Porter inter- remain undefeated in conference smallest of Davids can take around. She passed to Neal who cepted a sloppy Jaguar pass. The play. That’s a pretty big deal for down a Goliath, and according lurked at the mid court line. Jaguars were slow to respond, a team whose last championship to the Cougars’ head coach, Neal sprinted for the basket. but they managed to get down banner dates all the way back to Michael Washington, that’s ex- The Jaguars martialed their en- the court in time to stick two of the winter of 1980. The banner actly what happened at Rancho tire team, but none could catch their defenders in Porter’s way. has yellowed and faded with Cotate Fri. night. her, managing only to slap at her Porter ignored them, charging time, but it still hangs in Rancho “We mainly got into our own back as she went for a layup. It the basket. She used her superior Cotate’s gymnasium to this day heads,” Washington said. was a perfect jump. The ball left size to muscle through their and with the new gym slated to “Everyone had their own ex- her fingers, rolled along the rim hands and leapt into the air for a open sometime in the spring, this pectations about how the game and fell into the basket. layup. year feels like the perfect year to was going to go and didn’t The first half ended with the After that the game turned bring home another one. wake up when it was needed— Cougars ahead by only a single heavily in the Cougars’ favor. Next up for Rancho Cotate is we sleep walked, thinking that point. Eventually, though, the Their coach, Mario Newton, an away game against De Anza. if we just kept doing what were team’s superior size and deeper kept a keen eye on his team’s It’ll take place Jan. 26 and be the then we would win.” bench began to take its toll. The morale, pulling out players who third to the last game of the sea- Throughout the first quarter Jaguars grew tired and sluggish, showed signs of sloppy play or son. the Cougars and the Wildcats unable to match the Cougars’ began to tilt. stayed, more or less, within just a couple of points of each other. Baskets on both sides ount were rare and defense held Disc tight, but the Cougars managed to pull ahead when Jayvion $ off Scott bounced a shot off the rim. Derek Gorman swept in All auto body repairs of $2,000 or more! from the side and recovered his Some restrictions may apply. team’s own rebound, passing to Ask about savings100 on your deductable. Connor Barbato. Expires 3/31/19 Barbato stood in the open. The Wildcats scrambled to cover him, but they were too 707-795-4883 slow. A calm look came over 8755 Pine Lane, Cotati the Cougar. He lined up the shot and fired, and the ball fell Mon - Fri 8 am-5 pm through the net for an easy three points, pulling his team Free estimates ahead. CarlsBodyShopCotati.com Those three points might build the lead, but it was a nar- Malik Roby, a freshman at Rancho Cotate High School and member row one. The Cougars widened of the varsity boys’ basketball team, goes up for a high jump against it in the second quarter. a member of the Ukiah basketball team during their game Fri., Jan. 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