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Kids activities throughout the paper including coloring pages

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Part two Gift shop with a cause 2 Donated lunches Redwood Credit Union 2 Sonoma County schools 2 Life behind the closed door Letter 2 By Cassandra May Albaugh feed many people Should libraries be open 4 Continuing this series, we’re now in our second week of sheltering in place. I am again bringing you Board of Supervisors 8 another voice from our community. My hope continues that by sharing these voices we can reduce the By Irene Hilsendager sense of isolation we may be feeling and find the commonalities we are experiencing. Of course, no Edward Jones 9 In recent weeks many of our local restaurants who are mom and story will ever be the same; but I’m sure they may be similar. pop owned have taken it in the chin extremely hard. Many had to Santa Rosa Symphony 9My second interview was with another individual within the defined “at-risk population.” Being in lay off their employees and took on more hours themselves. Drug users vulnerable 10 their late 60s with some limited mobility. A lifelong native of Sonoma County, they grew up in an agri- Many eateries had to cut hours or closed the business until the JFCS remains open 10 cultural setting but currently live in Rohnert Park with their spouse and cat. Other than the limited mo- Covid 19 has spread its nasty wings and the community no longer bility, they are in good health. They own their home. They don’t have to worry about paying their will be just a “shelter in place.” day-to-day bills. A former teacher, they’ve always been active in the community to include their church, Other diners and grills have a pick-up service, curb side which is schools, scouting, 4H clubs and the Sonoma Marin Fair. They are sincerely grateful for what they and stay in the car while an employee hands it through the car window their family have. They know how fortunate they are. and others have gone to self-delivery, Grubhub or Door Dash. What has changed for them? In some sense, not much. In others, a little bit. For example, being cre- One such restaurant is Sally Tomatoes in Rohnert Park. We all ative and a crafter, they can still do that. Yet, they can no longer share their abilities as before with the know that Gerard Guidice is very generous to his community and Café Espresso adult disabled population in our community. They especially miss the ability to work with their visually that being said his business is really taking a huge blow due to event Feature of the week impaired friend that they were teaching how to sew. They also worry that the annual fair will be im- cancellations, shelter in place, as Sally Tomatoes catering is their pacted. Currently holding it is just in doubt; it hasn’t been cancelled. Like most of us, they miss the so- biggest income generator along with the outdoor concert and com- cial contact that we took for granted pre-virus days. edy shows all have been cancelled. One child, a single parent, is in an essential job. So, they made the decision that the grandchild would Laying off his employees hurt Guidice to the core as he is a loving shelter-in-place with them instead of their parent. That way, the child is at less risk of being exposed family man and Sally Tomatoes is family. So now it is time to come when the parent is out and about during this pandemic. Spending quality time with their grandchild is to the aide of someone who has been a pillar of generosity in the Weekly Columns a blessing. Being separated from the parent is not. These are the type of things we do to keep our kids community. Thomas Elias 3 safe. Speaking of safe, they are worried about other children who may be at more risk due to school Last week when things were getting cancelled, even before the Darrin Jenkins 3 closures. They worry about them not having enough food. They do love that the school districts are quarantine was really grave, Casey Williams called Gerard and or- Sweeping up solutions 3 addressing that issue with their “Grab and Go” meals. But they know the schools can’t do much about dered 50 boxed lunches and was very adamant that there are to be Words to ponder 3 kids sheltering in place with families who are potentially abusive. Schools may have been their safe no discounts given. Casey took the lunch boxes to downtown Santa History 3 spaces. Rosa and gave them to everyone who could use a smile and above ‘Closed door’ see page 5 ‘Lunches’ see page 5 April Showers Child Care information

By Cassandra May Albaugh Al Jolson debuted this song some 30 years ago. It goes like this: in our Community “Life is not a highway strewn with flowers. Still it holds a goodly The Community Child Care Council of Sonoma ensure compliance with any local ordinances in share of bliss. When the sun gives way to April showers, here is the County (4Cs), with careful consideration of many place in their community. Under the Sonoma point you should never miss. Though April showers may come your factors, has made the decision to close the office County shelter in place order child care is an es- way, they bring the flowers that bloom in May.” and all 4Cs Preschool sites for all non-essential sential business when the facility is providing serv- Our usual highway of life isn’t adorned with flowers right now. services beginning March 17th through Friday ices that enable employees exempted in the Order Entertainment Being sheltered in place, watching the rising number of cases and March 27th. This date could be extended as things (essential workers) to work as permitted. Childcare deaths has us gripped with fear, sadness, and loneliness. Things we change and as we comply with the shelter in place facilities must operate under mandatory condi- anticipated for April are either cancelled or in serious doubt. Major order. Child care is an essential business, and to be tions. Among these conditions, children must be League Baseball won’t start. The National Cherry Blossom Festival able to serve our community we need to be part of cared for in stable groups of 12 or fewer, groups has been cancelled. The Easter parades won’t happened, and church the solution during this emergency by limiting so- of children may not mix with each other, and services go on-line. It’s like this year, the April Fool’s Day joke is cial interactions and strategically opening pro- providers may not circulate between groups. on all of us! grams to support essential employees.
We are
The Sonoma County Child Care and Early Care April has a history of tragedies. In 1906, 80 percent of San Fran- carefully tracking developments, communicating community and the parents and children who rely cisco was destroyed and 3,000 people died during the Great Earth- with all licensed providers and coordinating with on these programs are being greatly impacted by quake on April 18. In 1912, on April 15, the Titanic struck an the County and our Health Care Providers.
Par- the emergency conditions we are facing. Child iceberg. By 2:20 a.m. that morning more than 1,500 passengers and ents, child care providers and the community will Care Centers and licensed family child care homes crew perished, as she sank beneath the icy waters. On April 6, 1917, be kept informed about child care resources and are making the very difficult business decision to the United States entered World War I. In that war, 16.5 million died. requirements through our social media, regular stay open or to close.
Many of the early learning Scott Sheldon 10 20 million were wounded. And terrorism struck in Boston at the an- email updates for providers and our website.

We workforce is in the COVID-19 at risk group and Ken Weise 10 nual marathon race April 15, 2013. will keep the public at large informed through fu- has to weigh their own health risk and the April also brings us World Health Day. Established in 1948 by ture press releases, updates to our website , and desire/community need to care for our children. the World Health Organization (WHO) the 2020 theme is “Support through our social media.
Some will stay open at risk to themselves to ensure Health... Nurses and Midwives.” According to their website this “is the day
4Cs has monitored communications from their business will survive and essential workers to celebrate the work of nurses and midwives and remind world Sonoma County Public Health and the current can get to work.

Body... leaders of the critical role they play in keeping the world healthy. shelter in place ordinance and the Department of
The business of caring for our children is criti- Mind... Nurses and other health workers are at the forefront of COVID-19 Social Services Community Care licensing cal in our daily lives and its importance has come response - providing high quality, respectful treatment and care, (CCL).

CCL has stated that each licensed child to light repeatedly in the recent emergencies our Sprit... leading community dialogue to address fears and questions and, in care facility (center or family child care home community has experienced. Here again as we face some instances, collecting data for clinical studies. Quite simply, serving children birth to 12 years) is to make their the shelter in place order to prevent the spread of Julie Ann Soukoulis 4 without nurses, there would be no response.” So, on April 7, reach own determination whether to keep their program the COVID-19 virus the child care community is Steven Campbell 4 out to thank a nurse by text, call, or post. open or not.
They should make this decision by as- desperately needed and yet finds itself with not Glenn Molette 4 One event not cancelled is “National Encourage a Young Writer sessing their business needs, availability & safety enough resources, direction or support.

‘April showers’ see page 6 of staff and children, customer/parent needs and
‘Child care’ see page 6

Kids A different kind of PG&E extends a Easter egg celebration helping hand Heartwood Church is inviting you to participate in a safe and fun way for the Easter weekend.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) offers additional sup- Families need now of all times to have a safe place to celebrate this Easter and we could not let the port for customers experiencing hardships as a result of the COVID- church and community down. Heartwood Church is committed to making memories that last forever 19 pandemic. The company is implementing a series of billing and World Fact 2 and we will not let the Coronavirus stop us. We know Easter in the park cannot be the carnival-style service modifications effective immediately to ensure the lights stay How they say that in... 3 event that we loved but we are up for a challenge and ready to play a small part in making Easter happen on and the gas continues to flow for customers experiencing finan- Word Find 4 for you and your family. cial challenges during this time. Coloring art 5 Saturday, April 11 at 5 p.m. and Sunday, April 12 at 9 a.m. Heartwood Church will have an Easter New billing and service modifications for impacted customers Coloring art 6 in the Park-ing lot which will be a drive-in experience. Easter in the Park-ing lot will let you view live 1. Suspend service disconnections for non-payment and waive Maze 6 music and a sermon from the privacy and comfort of the cars. To ensure the best sound quality, we will new service deposit requirements for residential and small business; broadcast on FM radio through your car’s stereo system. 2. Implement flexible payment plan options; and ‘Easter Egg’ see page 5 ‘PG&E’ see page 3

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207762 of the Superior Court of housewares; to pottery, ceramics and glass items; to woodworked • Food and housing security (basic needs) Sonoma County, dated August objects such as hand crafted bowls, cutting boards, and toys; to tote 22, 1994, and qualified for publi- bags and knitted and crocheted items. One can even find scarves, • Health and financial wellness cation of matters required by law hats, blankets, pillows and jewelry that showcase Bay Area sports • Education and workforce development to be published in a newspaper. teams.
On August 8, 2008 the decree “You have to be a Sonoma County resident to be a consignor and “We know people are struggling right now because they have lost jobs or had hours reduced, and 242968 was granted by the Supe- then the consignor names their price,” explains Melville. “They get don’t know how they’ll make ends meet,” said Brett Martinez, president and CEO of Redwood Credit rior Court of California to be the 75 percent and 25 percent goes to the shop. We’re a non-profit that Union. “We hope these grants make a difference in helping our nonprofit partners who are working Newspaper of general circulation benefits Sonoma County seniors.” hard to meet a significant surge of need due to this crisis.” for City of Rohnert Park, CA. After paying for the expenses of running the store, the revenues In addition to the grants, RCU is honoring dozens of sponsorship commitments for fundraising events Ownership: from the 25 percent consignor costs goes to a variety of organiza- that have been cancelled due to the need for social distancing. “Nonprofit organizations rely on event The Community Voice is a sub- tions. One cause the store is especially fond of donating to is the Sil- proceeds to fund core programs and keep the lights on,” says Matt Martin, senior vice president of sidiary of The Shah Family ver Paws program through the Animal Shelter League of Rohnert community and government relations. “We understand the impact of these cancelled events and want LLC., a family owned and oper- Park, a veterinary assistance program meant to help low-income sen- to do our part to make sure these organizations can continue providing vital services to our commu- ated business in Rohnert Park iors with health care for their pets. The program is available to qual- nity.” since 2003. ifying seniors who are residents of Rohnert Park and Cotati who can RCU is also posting frequently updated information and resources for their members and the com- use the funds for veterinary expenses that they cannot afford. munity at redwoodcu.org/coronavirus. Mission Statement Melville encourages any interested consignors or volunteers to The Community Voice is pub- contact the shop or visit during their hours, Monday through Friday, lished to provide a fair, accurate, 10 to 2 p.m., at 6800 Hunter Dr. in Rohnert Park inside the senior objective and honest voice for center. Or, the next time a need comes up for a unique, one-of-a- Sonoma County Schools the community, its leaders, and kind gift, visit the shop that does a lot of good in the community. businesses; leadership that con- “It was such a great opportunity to get that grant and have the tributes to the betterment of our shop look refreshed,” says Melville. “Without it we’d still be plug- community; information that re- ging along but we’re going to be plugging along looking really good plan for distance learning flects our community in every- now! Advertising is so expensive and we can’t afford to advertise thing we do. so getting the word out that the Sweet Pea Gift Shoppe is even there We will continuously serve as is helpful. The prices are unbelievable and you can get the cutest through May 1 the leading information source something for anybody in there!” while never compromising our Sonoma County Office of Education (SCOE) on Wednesday recommended that
Sonoma County principles by exercising our role school districts plan to continue distance learning through at least May 1. This guidance was based on of seeking practical solutions and Kids consultation with the Sonoma County Health Officer and was also made in consultation with the county protecting those living within our superintendents in Napa, Marin, and Solano counties. These counties will also be advising schools to community. plan for in-person classes to be canceled through May 1. Publisher/CEO
Previously, Sonoma County school districts had announced that they would suspend in-person Yatin Shah classes at least through the end of the Sonoma County health officer’s shelter in place order, which was set for April 7. Then Gov. Newsom called for individuals to stay at home state-wide and prohibited

mass gatherings of more than 10 people indefinitely.
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Following this order, and in consultation with Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase, Rose Shah schools are preparing for the possibility of conducting distance learning through May 1. SCOE and school district leaders will reconvene mid-April to reassess and determine a date to resume in-person Advertising classes.
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Should the governor’s order end before April 30, school districts will be flexible and consider re- suming classes earlier.
Circulation “The goal is to get students back into the classroom as soon as it is considered safe to do so,” said Bill Poole Dr. Herrington. “While difficult for working parents, school closures are necessary at this time to protect the health of students, staff, and family members with compromised immune systems.” During this time, only school and district personnel who perform essential functions such as feeding General Office children, providing childcare or ensuring business continuity are coming to physical work locations. Claudia Smith All school district personnel are on-call to perform school support functions as identified in the Gov- ernor’s order by their respective school district.
Website & Social Media Over the past two weeks, SCOE and school districts across the county have rapidly adapted to the Charlotte Grayson emergency to provide remote learning, “grab-and-go" meal distribution, pop-up childcare for emer- gency/medical providers during the school day, and telecommuting. News Above all, SCOE continues to recommend that everyone practices prevention and hygiene protocols, including:

News Team Leader If you are sick for any reason, stay home. Call your doctor if you are concerned and/or your symptoms Irene Hilsendager worsen.
Stephanie Derammelaere Symptoms to watch for include a fever over 100 degrees; respiratory illness such as cough or diffi- Cassandra May Albaugh culty breathing.
Wash hands frequently for at least 20 seconds.
Sports Stay six feet or more away from strangers and those who are ill.
Paul Matli Stop shaking hands with others to reduce the spread of germs.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth.
Entertainment Sneeze and cough into a tissue or your sleeve; safely throw away used tissues.
Resources for schools and families related to COVID-19, including a map of school lunch locations, Column contributors: resources for parents at home with their children, and more, can be found aFor more information about Thomas Elias the county response to COVID-19, visit socoemergency.org.
Steve Campbell Julie Ann Soukoulis George Malkemus Jamie Sahouria LETTERS TO THE VOICE: Ken Weise Scott Sheldon Jeff James ing the law. When i was a child Luckily we have an organiza- Dawn Dolan People are the almost every house had guns. tion named the National Rife As- Bill Hanson problem, not A rifle in the bedroom closet sociation whose sole purpose is Darrin Jenkins or in back of the door or a pistol to protect and educate the Amer- Don Schwartz guns in the top drawer of the dresser. ican gun owners. Damien O’Bid Religion and Spirituality Some had unlocked gun cabi- What foolishness the gun con- The Community Voice Mickey Zeldes Guns are an object activated nets. trol advocates are trying to sell by a human being, before one We kids knew they were there. this American public. Who is Page layout: Directory more gun control law is made, We never thought of touching going to have a gun when all Jodie Smith someone needs to sit down and them. What has happened to our guns are confiscated? You society? Is it because the fami- guessed it, only the criminals. Charlotte Grayson CHURCH OF THE OAKS look at every law concerning guns. They need to get rid of the lies are falling apart? Too much Now what sense does it make to A Spiritual Community and Life Enrichment Center alcohol and drugs? Liberal take away honest law abiding Photographers: confusing laws and any law that Minister - Patrick M. McCarty teaching in the schools? Even citizens guns? 160 W. Sierra, Cotati is repeiitious. After that law en- Robert Grant, Jane Peleti liberal teaching in the church. The news media needs to start Sunday Services: 11 am forcement needs to start enforc- www.churchoftheoaks.org reading the American Rifleman, Sonoma Raceway Church Phone:707-695-6098 specifically the article, ?The Cliff Mills Armed Citizen.” Then they’d CROSS AND CROWN LUTHERAN CHURCH AND SCHOOL have something good to report. Home delivery to the communi- 5475 Snyder Lane - Rohnert Park Richard Cole Sunday Services: 8 am - Worship, 9 am - Education, 10 am - Worship ties of Rohnert Park, Cotati and Rohnert Park Penngrove $30 per year. To sub- Church Web Site: School Web Site: scribe call 584-2222 ext 104 www.crossandcrownrp.org www.crossandcrownschoolrp.org Community Voice encourages Church Phone: 707/795-7853. School Phone: 707-795-7863 readers to submit letters for Letters: publication. Letters must in- [email protected] FAITH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, clude the author’s first and last Rev. Pam Novelly name, telephone number and Worship 10 am, Sunday address for verification. We will Legal notices for publishing: Contemplative prayer. This is a PC(USA) congregation. [email protected] "A thoughtful and contemplative worship experience". not publish unsigned letters or • FBN e-mails, and we reserve the • Name Change 190 Arlen Dr., Rohnert Park. 707-795-6620 right to edit or refuse letters. [email protected]. www.faithpresbyterianrp.org Please keep your remarks free • Summons from obscenities. The Commu- • Probate FAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH nity Voice will not publish more • Divorce PASTORS: than one letter in a 60-day pe- • Notice to Creditors MICHAEL HAYWARD, CHRIS MOGHTADERI riod from any one person. • Petition to administrate estates 10 AM SERVICE Please keep letters to a maxi- • Notice for 707-795-2222 mum of 400 words and can be Alcohol Beverage Licence 7352 BORIS CT., ROHNERT PARK, CA 94928 submitted to: WWW. FCCRP.ORG. [email protected] 1) letters@thecommuni- For other legal notices please tyvoice.com or contact us at 707-584-2222 PENNGROVE COMMUNITY CHURCH 2) Online at thecommuni- Pastor Roger Hoffman Mailing Address: Sundays - 10:30am tyvoice.com or P O Box 2038, Rohnert Park, 3) mail them to P.O. Box CA 94927 707-795-5919 2038, Rohnert Park, Ca, 94927. Physical Address: 9970 Oak Street, Penngrove, CA 94951 100 Professional Center Drive, [email protected] www.penngrovechurch.org Suite 110, Rohnert Park 94928 Since 1992 Lic.#748161 Website: SHILOH CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, thecommunityvoice.com Rev. Samuel Tharpe (Pastor) A Guy, A Toolbox Bible study 9:30 am. Worship Service 10 am Ad Deadlines: & A Truck Classified Liners: 10 a.m. Tuesday, 7450 Santa Barbara Ave., Rohnert Park. 707-322-1251 for the following Friday. Household Repairs

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We need ing your favorite Netflix series, you’re not alone. you to limit your errands to only essential tasks, I’m grateful for the efforts our community is mak- such as to pick up groceries, takeout food or pre- None of the myriad documents prepared by state played a major role in the nation’s history. So did ing and continues to make to shelter in place. As scriptions. When you are running an errand, be agencies last year came close to generating the the cheap labor of Chinese and other immigrants, you all are aware we’re in a critical period in the sure to keep 6-feet from other people and make conflict and heated emotions of a proposed new including the Irish, Jews and Hispanics. There’s fight against the spread of the coronavirus. The ac- sure to apply a hand sanitizer soon after. ethnic studies curriculum for public schools put also no arguing that Native Americans suffered tions you are taking now, or Our local hospitals are prepar- forward by the state Board of Education and Cal- enormously. lack thereof, are a vital com- ing for a surge in coronavirus ifornia’s Department of Education. All this belongs in public school curricula. But ponent to flattening the curve. cases, and we need you to do Expect a new battle on this subject soon. so do the positive contributions of European We need you to do more. more. At lightning speed, medical The end result of last year’s kerfluffle was that colonists and other immigrants who together made A month ago if someone staff are procuring supplies in col- the plan went back to the drawing board. A draft this the most successful nation planet Earth ever mentioned “flattening the laboration with county officials to of a purported new plan will saw, both economically and, often, curve” you probably thought secure alternate care sites. We all be released later this spring, in living out democratic ideals. they were referencing the lat- have to work together. Stay home. barring coronavirus-related But anyone who expects the est diet craze. We now know Every task done outside the home, delays, with public input to new draft to focus on the positive that “flattening the curve” puts you, your family and our follow and the aim of getting much more than the previous, re- refers to slowing the spread of community at greater risk. I know approval by the state board jected version probably should infectious disease. The curve it’s a challenge - we’re an active next fall for use during the guess again. represents the amount of peo- bunch. Did you know that if we 2021-22 school year. In an update early this year, ple that are infected at any didn’t practice social distancing or Good luck with that sched- state Schools Supt. Tony Thur- given moment. The steeper shelter in place, one person will ule. The way it seems to be mond said “Our recommendations the curve, the shorter the City of RP Updates infect over 400 others in a month? shaping up indicates the new will acknowledge and honor the virus duration; however, the By City Manager Please join me in doing all we can ethnic studies program will four foundational groups” at the fear is that a steep curve Darrin Jenkins to flatten the curve. strongly resemble the old one, core of critical ethnic studies. That would likely exhaust medical On a final note, I know this which drew fire for ignoring will lump Jews, Armenians, Irish, resources. By flattening the shelter-in-place routine is a chal- the contributions and prob- and all other Caucasian hyphen- curve the amount of infected individuals, at any lenge. The change in routines and uncertainty can lems of many ethnic groups, ated Americans together with given moment, is reduced allowing our medical cause stress. Make sure to take time for yourself. including Jewish Americans, Thomas D. Elias whites in general. It likely means professionals to better provide care for the com- Soak in some healing rays from the sun, take deep Armenian Americans and California focus anti-Semitism and the Armenian munity. There are several great resources available breaths, even do a little dance – we’re all in this some other significant genocide, for two examples, about flattening the curve. One of my favorite is together. We too, will recover together. groups. would be downplayed next to courtesy of PBS, available at www.rpcity.org/Pre- Please do everything you can to flatten the This happened in part because the rejected draft racism and the interning of Japanese-Americans ventTheSpread. curve. Be well. divided all Californians into four basic ethnic iden- during World War II. As you’ve already heard, our community has tities: African-Americans, whites, Hispanic Amer- Each of these subjects deserves separate, sub- icans and Asians/Pacific Islanders (as if – for one stantial study. But it can’t happen when there are example – it makes any sense to toss Chinese “four foundational groups” and everyone else goes Americans and Samoan Americans into the same into some kind of sub-group. It’s like the major pot). leagues vs. the minors, or like network television History 1973 The rejected curriculum was essentially a litany vs. something streamed on YouTube. Second death of summer at golf course DID of complaints. Perhaps that was because academ- Essentially, the Critical Ethnic Studies Assn. ad- The second death in two month’s occurred at Rohnert Park’s Golf YOU ics who subscribe to a field of studies known as vocates focusing on communities of color and not Course Sunday afternoon when Frederick Jackson, 48, succumbed “critical ethnic studies” dominated the volunteer giving much attention to others, no matter how from a heart attack between the 10th and 11th holes. KNOW committee that helped shape it. central their role in American history and no matter ? Jack was playing in a golf tournament with friends from Daly City. Several websites describe the guiding question how severe a persecution they may have suffered. The ambulance crew and hospital attendants failed to revive Jackson. explored by the Critical Ethnic Studies Association
So there will likely be no notation, for example, Cotati’s newest yet unnamed mini-park located at the corner of as this: “How do the histories of colonialism and that Portuguese-Americans were central to build- LaSalle Dr. and Lincoln Ave. in Holiday Park will be dedicated Sun- conquest, racial chattel slavery and white suprema- ing the state’s strongest-in-the-world agriculture day not Saturday as reported in Tuesday’s Clarion. cist patriarchies…affect, inspire and unsettle industry. The dedication ceremonies for the 9,000 square foot park will begin at scholarship in the present?” Sure, the new draft will eliminate most of the 12:45 p.m. with speeches of townspeople. Prior to the speeches, a parade of That pretty much means ethnic studies thinking little-used words that dotted the first version, like bikes will meet at the Veteran’s Memorial Building on Old Redwood Hwy. is dominated by negatives, with little use for the cisheteropatriarchy (a male-dominated system) or to bike their way to the afternoon proceedings. positive contributions of the 80-plus ethnic groups hxrstory (pronounced the same as herstory and Also to be announced at the proceedings will be the name of the park to that live side-by-side in California. supposedly more inclusive than “history”). But the be selected at tonight’s city council from names submitted by citizens. But critical ethnic studies has essentially been general thrust likely won’t differ much from last Irene Hilsendager’s column each week touches on moments in the history of the background for shaping both the failed ethnic year’s effort, which means this one likely won’t Cotati, Rohnert Park and Penngrove. studies draft and the upcoming new effort. fly, either.
Said Theresa Montano, an ethnic studies pro-
fessor at Cal State Northridge, “Racism has played
Email Thomas Elias at [email protected]. His By Irene Hilsendager a critical role in America and California. There’s a book, "The Burzynski Breakthrough: The Most It takes real skills to choke on air, fall up the stairs and dominant white culture and then the others.” Might Promising Cancer Treatment and the Govern- trip over another. I have those skills. the cause of that last be the fact this nation was ment’s Campaign to Squelch It," is now available It’s ok if you don’t like me. Not everyone has good taste. founded principally by Europeans? in a soft cover fourth edition. For more Elias Did you just fall? No, I was checking if gravity still works. No informed American denies that slavery columns, visit www.californiafocus.net Next time a stranger talks to you when you are alone, just look at them shocked and whisper, “You can see me?” customers and will remain in ef- 2. Stanislaus I have noticed that even people who claim everything is predetermined and ‘PG&E’ fect until further notice. PG&E 3. San Luis Obispo that we can do nothing to change it look before they cross the road. will also suspend Medical Base- 4. Placer I did a push-up today. Well, actually I fell down but I had to use my arms to get back from page 1 line removals. Customers on the 5. San Mateo 3. Provide additional support Medical Baseline program will 6. San Francisco up so…you know, close enough. for low-income and medical not be asked to re-certify through 7. Sonoma You come from dust and you will return to dust. That is why I don’t dust. It could be someone baseline customers. a doctor or other eligible medical 8. Yolo I know.
As a reminder, PG&E has professionals for up to one year. 9. Humboldt If someone calls you ugly have a good comeback and say, “Excuse me, I am not a mirror.” never charged late fees.
Customers can also take ad- 10. Shasta
If a customer is experiencing Adulthood is like looking both ways before crossing the street and then getting hit by an air- vantage of the following finan-
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Save on monthly bills CARE online at pge.com/CARE. You know that tingly little feeling you get when you like someone? That is your common economic impact of COVID-19, PG&E’s California Alternate Applying is easy and only takes sense leaving your body. we can help. Please call PG&E Rates for Energy (CARE) Pro- about five minutes. Qualifying I remember wanting to grow up and have a job…so yes I have always been an idiot. at 1-800-743-5000. We continue gram gives almost 1.4 million in- customers will begin receiving If we shouldn’t eat at night, why is there a light in the fridge? to offer flexible payment plans to come-qualified households the CARE program discount support customers during these I am not clumsy. It is just the floor hates me, the tables and chairs are bullies and the wall gets discounts on their energy bills. within their next billing cycle. in the way. difficult times. Yet, PG&E estimates 65,580 Separate from CARE, in-
“PG&E knows this is an un- eligible customers are missing come-qualified households with You know you are an adult when you get excited to just go home. settling and trying time and we out on the 20 percent or more three or more persons can apply want to reassure our customers savings on their monthly electric for the Family Electric Rate As- they are not alone. PG&E is tak- and gas bills. Sonoma County is sistance (FERA) Program for an By Irene Hilsendager ing swift action to ensure that included in the top ten counties 18% discount on their electric Did you know you can get rid our customers experiencing with the highest number of eligi- bill. of dishwasher odors by running Sweeping hardship as a result of COVID- ble customers not enrolled in the One-Time assistance the wash cycle for 30 seconds? 19 have access to a variety of re- program are listed below. There The federally-funded Low-In- Add water to the bottom of the sources and expanded programs are approximately 40,500 cus- come Home Energy Assistance washer then pour in one cup of to help manage their energy use up solutions tomers in Sonoma County en- Program (LIHEAP) provides fi- baking soda and let stand and their monthly bills,” said rolled in the program and we nancial assistance to help offset overnight. Restart the cycle in Laurie Giammona, PG&E’s estimate there are about 6,300 eligible household energy costs, the morning. Chief Customer Officer and a customers in the county who including heating, cooling and Did you know you can clean your coffee maker by filling the reservoir with white Senior Vice President. quality for the program and have home weatherization expenses. vinegar and run it through a full cycle? Repeat the cycle twice with plain water.
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Fear of losing loved ones may keep families from planning It’s a common childhood fear: the death of a “In the case of parents, adult children must un- aging are prompted by an event such as a health home, but to die at home as well. According to parent. You don’t have to look far to find someone derstand they now need to be the ones making the crisis or other emergency. Talking before a crisis Stanford School of Medicine, studies have shown who recalls youthful nightmares about losing their decisions,” said Dr. Julie Masters, chair of the De- can help alleviate the fear that might accompany that approximately 80 percent of Americans prefer mom or dad to a car accident or disease. Now that partment of Gerontology at the the chaos of an emergency. to die at home, if possible. Yet 60 percent die in you’re grown, perhaps the fear of losing a spouse University of Nebraska at • Talk it out.
Opening the acute care hospitals, 20 percent in nursing homes weighs heavily on your mind. Omaha. “You can’t stay in the door to relevant conversations and only 20 percent at home. Moving toward so- For many that fear never goes away. Facing a child’s role, but make decisions could help give a loved one lutions that can help maximize independence and parent’s mortality gets no easier because you’re 50 in the best interest and safety of permission to broach topics allow a senior to remain at home could help alle- and your parent is 80. And avoiding the inevitable loved ones. For some, that is very they may otherwise be reluc- viate anxiety. won’t change the outcome for any family member difficult. It can be hard to let go.” tant to bring up. Discuss with Consult the experts.
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Infor- years, but it’s likely already on their minds and percent) for being uncomfortable discussing plans feeding tubes and ventilators, mation is power. By under- they may feel relieved to discuss their thoughts for their parents’ final years, according to research cognitive decline and life in a standing what loved ones with you. The best thing you can do is give them conducted by Home Instead Inc. nursing home may be difficult want, you’ll know how best to the opportunity to share what’s on their hearts. Ironically, it’s a topic that is top of mind, accord- for many family caregivers to Navigating the aging journey react to common fears about ing to research. A 2015 study conducted for fathom. Loss of independence Julie Ann Soukoulis aging. For example, if family Julie Ann Soukoulis is the owner of Home In- the
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Statistics reveal that lier
Home Instead Senior Care research. port that 70 percent of family conversations about most older adults would prefer not only to age at The better angels of Covid-19 and churches our nature today shaking hands? In the old days, Church pastors frowned on their church members Over 620,000
soldiers died in America's Civil its emergency hospitals last week after spread of staying home to watch television preachers Rex Humbard, Jerry War:
most of them from infections and diseases. the virus there finally leveled off. Falwell or Robert Schuller. The sick and the very elderly were typ- And yet in the midst
of that great conflict, Abra- 4.
For the first time, South Korea had
more re- ically pardoned but that was as far as grace was extended.

The vast ham Lincoln spoke of the "better angels of our na- coveries
in one day than new cases. majority of churches across the land did not televise their services ture." 5.
After
Disneyland
shut down, they donated all or broadcast church on the radio. Traditionally churches have pre- And when it was over, the Civil War defined their extra food to a food bank in Orange County, ferred keeping their flock coming to the "house of God."
us.
Before the Civil War, it California. Essentially most churches haven't changed their philosophy. was
“These
united states.”
6.
Last week, we
heard
about Congregations have always enjoyed "gathering" to sing, hear ser- After, it was
“The United a distillery in Oregon that was mons, eat meals together and importantly -shake hands.
States!” making hand sanitizer and giving Media ministry in the old days was usually reserved for the large In addition, the American it out for free.
Now
more distill- and affluent churches that could afford to buy television time or at Red Cross was born.
Ambu- eries
around the country are least radio air time. Television broadcasting has always been ex- lances and hospitals were built. doing it. pensive and so very few churches have been able to televise their We begin our summers in trib- 7.
Internet providers are offer- services. A few more churches through the years have been able to ute to our soldiers. We cele- ing unlimited,
free public Wi- afford radio time. brate Thanksgiving every Fi
during the crisis.
And the big I remember one of my old-time preacher friends shaming his Dr. Glenn Mollette November. phone companies are stepping up congregation one Sunday. He said, "One reason you people should And slavery...was abol- too.
Verizon is pausing late fees.
not sit home and watch church on your television is because you ished! And T-Mobile is giving cus- can't shake hands with your television."
To quote Winston Churchill, tomers unlimited data on their The church has always placed a lot of emphasis on "togetherness, shaking hands, hugging and em- all of these came from
"blood, smartphones. bracing others."
Now, no one wants to shake hands and embrace each other. Because of Covid-19 peo- toil, tears, and sweat." Mind, Body and Spirit 8.
A woman in North Carolina ple are trying to stay six feet apart. Furthermore, almost every minister and congregation in the country This time though, it is dif- named Becky Hoeffler has been has the ability to broadcast his or her service via the Internet or Facebook. Media ministry now is avail- ferent. Steven Campbell doing
grocery store runs
for eld- able to almost everyone. Ministers now want people to tune in on Facebook or whatever media they At the beginning of the Civil erly people to reduce their expo- are using.
Ministers still prefer that people attend church, but if they are the "ones" being watched then War, America was
divided. sure. it's fine.
NOW...THE WORLD...IS UNITED!!! 9.
A convenience store in Scotland has It's ironic how things change. What used to be kind of taboo for some churches is widely embraced Here are ten examples of how the world is com- been
handing out
free facemasks and hand sani- now. One of the reasons is because it's so available. It's also affordable. People have computers and ing together. tizer to people over 65. cell phones. People are on Facebook or have some other Internet accessibility. Radio airtime is more 1.
Videos of people in Italy SINGING to- 10.
And a 17-year-old kid near Seattle named affordable in many areas. Things and times change. Plus, we've never been hit by anything like this gether
from their balconies
went viral this week- Avi Schiffmann started a website in late December pandemic where people are being told to stay home and that church is off limits. Whoever thought that end.
The best one is from Siena, Italy, where they that
tracks coronavirus cases
around the world in church attendance might be ordered by the governor to be off limits?
sang a popular song about how proud they are of real time. Many houses of worship began building their websites years ago so that members could do their their hometown.

To quote Winston again... giving online. This is a good thing especially if people are already in the habit of donating this way. 2.
All across Spain, people went to their win- "Let us therefore brace ourselves to our du- Churches who do not gather typically never recoup their giving. Some faithful members will catch up dows to give healthcare workers a huge round ties...and so bear ourselves...that if the British Em- on charitable giving but most will not. Churches along with everyone will suffer during this pandemic.
of
applause. pire and it Commonwealth last for a thousand Houses of faith will survive during this virus crisis but life will change for most congregations. Many 3.
A video of doctors and nurses in Wuhan
smil- years, men will still say, "This was their finest will be excited to get back to the church pew and shaking hands when they can. Or, they may conclude ing and removing their masks
has been making the hour." they don't need to shake hands anymore. rounds on social media.
China closed the last of The future world will say the same about us!

Steven Campbell is the au- Should libraries be open thor of “Making Your Mind Magnificent.” His seminar “Taming Your Mind, Unleash- ing Your Life” is now available during a pandemic? on line at On March 13, in response to the rapidly grow- place. They are not essential workers during the stevenrcampbell.teachable.com. ing novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the COVID-19 pandemic. Library staff are not For more information, call Sonoma County Library made the difficult deci- equipped to safety handle physical books and in- Steven Campbell at 707-480- sion to cancel events taking place in our libraries. teract with the public. We must weigh our desire 5507. A few days later we closed all library facilities, in for the pleasure of reading with the health risk to compliance with the county shelter-in-place order. the librarians. Library patrons are reminded that No library director ever there are books available electron- wants to close a library. It’s a ically through our public library Kids heartbreaking choice, but system.” staying closed is the right Sonoma County is not alone in thing to do, to protect the pub- this regard. The largest library as- lic and our staff. The closure sociations in the nation, including is all-encompassing. We are the American Library Association unable to offer curbside and the California Library Associ- pickup for books and other ation, are strongly recommending materials, or accept returns of that libraries suspend operations borrowed materials (although during this time, while we do our all due dates have been ex- part to slow the spread of the tended). virus. The County of Sonoma Meanwhile, the Sonoma agrees. We discussed this County Library is working dili- matter with the county health gently to plan how to reopen department, and they support Ann Hammond quickly and effectively when it is our decision. There are too safe, and we are adding new and many unknowns at this point So.Co. Library Director exciting materials to our 24/7 on- for us safely receive and re- line library. distribute potentially contaminated materials. We Visit
sonomalibrary.org
to access tens of thou- don’t want to unknowingly help spread the virus, sands of electronic books, audiobooks, TV shows, and we can’t justify using masks, gloves, sanitizers movies, magazines, instructional videos, research and other protective equipment when they are des- databases and more. Your kids can even watch car- perately needed by health care workers. toons and animated storybooks. We have Spanish- The county’s Emergency Operations Center language resources as well. agrees as well, and issued a statement. It reads, in We thank everyone who misses their library. We part: “Librarians should be home and sheltered in ‘Library’ see page 9

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‘Lunches’ from page 1 all a free meal. Casey said, “I had to do something.” Last Tuesday, Williams engaged his Rotary Club, Santa Rosa West, and asked the board to pledge $1,000 to this particular project, and not only that, he also reached out to a sister Rotary Club, the Rotary Club of Santa Rosa East and they also agreed to match the $1,000. What an accomplishment! Casey says, “Since last Saturday, I have secured corporate donations from Sonoma Clean Power and St. Joseph’s Health Center for $1,000 each.” On Saturday, March 28, those funds bought close to 200 boxed lunches from Sally Tomatoes. They then set up a free drive thru at the Multicultural Child Development Center in Santa Rosa and gave a lunch box to any one that drove up and showed their business card, hospitality card or even showed a shirt or hat from the bar or restaurant they had been employed at and were given a free meal for them and their families. There are so many people in the hospitality industry who are out of work for now. These people work hard and are left with no source of income though certainly no fault of their own. Since Casey Williams wants to make this a weekly thing he has set up a GoFundMe page. He said, “I just launched this March 24 and already $855 were donated. I would love to expand this program and keep it going as long as it is needed.” As of March 31, donations stands now at $2,250 which means that the food give away can be given out two more Saturdays and the best part over $6,000 has been raised in five days. UTM.caompaign=oc&utm.medium facebook&utm.source=crowdrise&fbclid=AFRH8vOz9QDIZWm ERRtzAX2LquYdZEQ2K1=YoQouEAy/w.REwUxRFjPE. Gerard did throw in extra lunches for free but that is Giudice’s way of doing things, but the goal of the program is to feed the hard working sector of their industry that drives the economy as 25 percent of Sonoma County’s economy is tourism, but this is also helping a business that has literally been built on giving back to this community. The time for the hand-outs has changed and will be from noon for the drive-thru at the same location. Last Saturday about 20 cars came through the drive-thru. Over all about 175 lunches were handed out and Sonoma County Acts of Kindness picked up the remaining 40 to add to Sally Tomatoes 200 lunches. Thanks to them! Casey says, “there was a recent Press Democrat article when Gerard said, “if we do go down, we Easter are going down swinging.” “Well,” as Casey continues “I am going to fight right along side of him. Once we all get through this unprecedented time, I am sure Gerard will be back to his huge hearted, generous self.” “Until then,” Casey said, “I really want to give back to someone who has given so much to us and an industry that works so hard while being a huge part of what makes Sonoma County the best place to live in the world.” Experience

‘Closed door’ from page 1 As a former teacher, they are also in charge of guiding the grandchild with continuing its education. REGISTER NOW Using both experiential and on-line learning tools, they make the best use of their time together. Virtual tours of museums, in-depth discussion about a variety of topics, and effective use of available on-line www.heartwoodchurch.com materials. They are glad they kept their textbooks from their teaching days. They come in handy now. They also share their abilities with friends who’ve reached out to them on-line to find resources. Some- times the friends just want to chat and not feel alone. They are also learning a bit more about tolerance. For example, initially they couldn’t understand 4689 Snyder Ln., Rohnert Park why others couldn’t follow the shelter-in-place and social distancing rules. Why they took the entire (Corner of Heartwood Dr & Snyder Ln.) family to the store to pick up supplies; or went to the park; or wanted their events to not be cancelled. Then they realized many aren’t as fortunate as they are. If they have a home, they may not have a yard to let the kids get some air and exercise. If they were living payday to payday, they had to work. If their jobs weren’t essential, to try and understand their fears and anxieties around finances. With the Live music & Easter Lessons schools closed, they might not have close family to provide childcare like they are for their grandchild. They hope folks are being smart and practicing social distancing and safety rules when they do have in comfort of your car through FM broadcast to work or go out. That those trips are for needs not wants. But for the Grace of God, it may have been us too. As before I want to thank them for sharing their story with you and me. It’s not easy to share your story with a semi-stranger. However, if you’re interested in sharing your story with me for part three Best Dressed Easter Car Contest of this series, you can contact me at [email protected]. In the meantime, stay safe and be well. Pre-registering enters you into ‘Easter egg’ from page 1 Each family is encouraged to decorate your car for the “Best dressed Easter car” contest. Your family our Fun Zone Prize drawings will also have the opportunity to participate in the fun zone prize drawings. Speaking of fun, who said God, church and faith can’t be fun? This church believes that families who play together, stay together no matter where you have been or where you are at the moment. Don’t be surprised when this shelter-in-place situation goes away and you receive an invitation to our next community event. Some upcoming events are “Dinosaur Egg Hunt,” three neighborhood bar- Saturday April 11 Sundy April 12 becues, an outdoor movie night and a Splish-Splash Water Bash during the summer months. Parking is limited at 4689 Snyder Ln. on the corner of Heartwood Dr. and Snyder Ln. in Rohnert 5p & 6:30p 9a & 10:30a Park so pre-register and enter into the fun zone prize drawings. For more information go to heartwood- church.com. 6 - Friday, April 3, 2020 Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove The Community Voice Color me Easter

‘April showers’ from page 1 Day,” on April 10. A good event for those sheltered in place with their children. You can encourage them to write something. A poem, a short story or any form of writing. Have them share it. Post it on Facebook. Have them face time with Nana and read it. Stick it on the refrigerator or mail it to mommy or daddy serving overseas. It’s both a distraction and a memory for when the world returns to normal. Another opportunity, to engage your children is on April 19. That’s “Humorous Day.” Ask them “Why did the student eat their homework.” The proper response is “Because the teacher told them it was a piece of cake.” Then go on-line with them to find other jokes and puns to share. Another April indoor activity could be to teach your young ones how to make and enjoy an American original dish. That’s “Pigs in a Blanket Day,” on April 24. The dish is easy to teach. It only has two ingredients and they aren’t likely being hoarded right now! You can also go outside in your yard to celebrate Arbor Day or Earth Day. Earth Day is celebrated on April 22 every year. It grew out of pro-environmental demonstrations back in 1970. It is a day to in- spire education, awareness and appreciation about the earth’s environment. Arbor Day is on April 24, the last Friday of April each year. It is a holiday created to recognize the importance of trees. Either day is a perfect day to get outside, plant a tree, start a garden or share your views of the environment with the next generation. Did you know that April 18, is Pet Owner’s Day? It’s a time to celebrate Khaleesi, Tonka or Abby. Maybe your pet isn’t a dog but a cat. Flood your thread with cute kitten pictures. If your pet is a turtle, fish, rabbit, bird or other animal show them love too! Finally, April 26 is one event I hope to be able to do in person. It’s “Hug a Friend Day.” But if I can’t, there will be plenty of chats and online virtual hugs to be sent. As Jolson sang, just remember: “Though April showers may come your way, they bring the flowers that bloom in May.”

‘Child care’ from page 1 We are indeed facing challenging times again in Sonoma County.
We can face these challenges as we have in the past together and we will come through the other side.
Our small child care centers and home businesses may not make it through this time - It will be critical that we support child care busi- nesses to survive beyond the shelter in place as our access to essential child care slots will be greatly reduced not only in times of crisis but every day.


4Cs is currently soliciting information from all Sonoma County child care providers to understand their status and working closely with our local Emergency Operations Center and Health Care Providers to determine emergency child care needs.
Our hope is that our existing programs can care for the chil- dren of our emergency workers supplemented by Emergency Pop Up Child Care spaces as needed. It is critical as we move forward that we look towards ways to support our child care businesses and ensure their long term viability. 4Cs will continue to be a resource around child care for our community during this difficult time. Coloring art published in this issue is also available on our web page thecommunityvoice.com Support your local businesses

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This statement was filed on of California, the undersigned, as 1) Keysmyth The Independent Lock- as Beesley Plumbing Service, 878 Breeze as Quantum Healer, 1118 San Clemente as Temperance House, 900 Austin Creek 3/12/2020. I hereby certify that this copy is Sonoma RV & Storage, 1050 Napa Rd., smith Company, 2) Locked out Late Nite Way, Santa Rosa, CA 95404, Sonoma Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95404. Mailing Ad- Rd., Cazadero, CA 95421, Sonoma County. a correct copy of the original statement on Sonoma, CA 95476 Lockouts Locksmith Services, 1323 County. dress: Same. Registered Owner: Shannon Registered Owner(s): Stacey Nester, 900 file in my office. Will sale at public sale on; April 16, 2020, Camino Coronado, Rohnert Park, CA Registered Owner(s): Christopher Russell- Anderson. Business is conducted by An In- Austin Creek Rd., Cazadero, CA 95421. Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk 10:00AM 94928. Mailing Address: Same. Registered Pratt Beesley, 878 Breeze Way, Santa Rosa, dividual. The registrant commenced to This business is conducted by: an Individ- By /s/ Norma Gonzalez owner(s) Jason Scott. Business is con- CA 95404 transact business under the fictitious name ual. Deputy Seal 1987 SWIND MH LIC#2DNH871 CA ducted by An Individual. The registrant This business is conducted by: an individ- n/a. Signature: Shannon Anderson, CEO. The registrant commenced to transact busi- Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 VIN#1GBJP37W5G3318947 commenced to transact business under the ual. This statement was filed on 33/3/2020. I ness under the fictitious name or names The Community Voice 2017 BIGTX TRL LIC#4RB7749 CA fictitious name n/a. Signature: Jason Scott. The registrant commenced to transact busi- hereby certify that this copy is a correct above N/A. VIN#16VFX1620H2032990 This statement was filed on 2/18/2020. I ness under the fictitious name or names copy of the original statement on file in my S/ Stacey Nester, Owner. hereby certify that this copy is a correct above N/A. office. This statement was filed with County Clerk Pub. April 3, 2020 copy of the original statement on file in my S/ Christopher Russell-Pratt Beesley, Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk of Sonoma County on March 5, 2020. Fictitious Business Statement The Community Voice office. Owner By /s/ Amanda King I hereby certify that this copy is a correct Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk This statement was filed with County Clerk Deputy Seal copy of the original statement on file in my File No. 202000969 By /s/ Amanda King of Sonoma County on Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 office. The following person(s) is (are) doing busi- LIEN SALE Deputy Seal February 19, 2020. The Community Voice Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk ness as: Sonoma CBD, 511 Mason street, Notice is hereby given that a public lien Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 I hereby certify that this copy is a correct By /s/ Norma Gonzalez, Deputy Seal Healdsburg, CA 95448 sale of the following describes personal The Community Voice copy of the original statement on file in my 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10/20 Registered Owner(s): Grace Lucia Dayton, property will be held online at: office. Fictitious Business Statement CNS-3349199# 511 Mason street, Healdsburg, CA 95448 www.selfstorageauction.com Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk 2020-00639 THE COMMUNITY VOICE This business is conducted by: an Individ- April 15, 2020 at 10:00 am Fictitious Business Statement By /s/ Carrie Anderson, Deputy Seal The following person(s) are doing business ual The property is stored at Self-Storage Of 2020-00895 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3/20 as Belleza Latina Beauty Salon, 1810 Se- The registrant(s) commenced to transact Windsor, 10090 Old Redwood Hwy, The following person(s) are doing business CNS-3352474# bastopol Rd., Santa Rosa, CA 95407. Mail- Fictitious Business Statement business under the fictitious business Windsor CA 95492 as Moonlight Landscapes, 7964 Sunflower THE COMMUNITY VOICE ing Address: Same. Registered owner(s) 2020-00952 name or names listed above on N/A. The items to be sold are generally Dr., Cotati, CA 94931. Mailing Address: Sandra Yanez Castro. Business is con- The following person(s) are doing business S/Grace Lucia Dayton, described as follows: Same. Registered Owner: Travis Adam ducted by An Individual. The registrant as GCR Tires & Service, 233 Bellevue Av- This statement was filed with the County Bradley. Business is conducted by An In- Fictitious Business Statement commenced to transact business under the enue, Santa Rosa, CA 95407. Mailing Ad- Clerk of Sonoma County on 03/16/2020. Vickey Hurley dividual. The registrant commenced to 2020-00875 fictitious name n/a. Signature: Sandra dress: Same. Registered Owner: I hereby certify that this copy is a correct Raphael Vasquez transact business under the fictitious name The following person(s) are doing business Yanez Castro, Cosmetologist. This state- Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, copy of the original statement on file in my 1/31/2020. Signature: Travis Bradley, as Gasaiwai Bros. Property Preservation, ment was filed on 2/21/2020. I hereby cer- LLC. Business is conducted by A Limited office. This notice is given in accordance with Owner. This statement was filed on 2177 Sunleaf, Ln., Santa Rosa, CA 95403. tify that this copy is a correct copy of the Liability Company. The registrant com- William F. Rousseau, Sonoma County Clerk the provisions of Section 21700 et seq of 3/9/2020. I hereby certify that this copy is a Mailing Address: Same. Registered original statement on file in my office. menced to transact business under the fic- By /s/ [Deputy], Deputy Seal the business & Professions Code of the correct copy of the original statement on owner(s) 1) Savenaca Vakatawa Gasaiwai, Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk titious name 7/29/2014. Signature: Kerry 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/17/20 State of California. file in my office. 2) Jeremiah Elia Gasaiwai. Business is By /s/ Darrell Light S. Cantrell, Assistant Secretary. This state- CNS-3354743# Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk conducted by A General Partnership. The Deputy Seal ment was filed on 3/13/2020. I hereby cer- THE COMMUNITY VOICE Pub: March 27 & April 3, 2020 By /s/ Norma Gonzalez registrant commenced to transact business Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 tify that this copy is a correct copy of the The Community Voice Deputy Seal under the fictitious name n/a. Signature: The Community Voice original statement on file in my office. Fictitious Business Statement Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 Savenaca Gasaiwai & Jeremiah Gasaiwai. Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk The Community VoiceBy /s/ Amanda King This statement was filed on 3/6/2020. I By /s/ Carrie Anderson 2020-00923 Fictitious Business Name Statement Fictitious Business Statement The following person(s) are doing business File No. 202000734 Deputy Seal hereby certify that this copy is a correct Deputy Seal Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 copy of the original statement on file in my 2020-00918 Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 as Thomas & Company, 6050 Commerce The following person(s) are doing business The following person(s) are doing business Blvd., Ste. 100, Rohnert Park, CA 94928. as Dead Bird Toys, 1926 Montgomery Dr., The Community Voice office. The Community Voice Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk as Carola’s Herbal Solutions, 263 Fig Ct., Mailing Address: Same. Registered Owner: Santa Rosa, CA 95405, Sonoma County. Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Mailing Address: Matthew J. Thomas. Business is con- Registered Owner(s): By /s/ Norma Gonzalez. Fictitious Business Statement Deputy Seal Same. Registered owner(s) Carola Otile Fictitious Business Statement ducted by An Individual. The registrant Jeffrey D'Ottavio, 1926 Montgomery Dr., 2020-00697 Clark. Business is conducted by An Indi- 2020-00919 commenced to transact business under the Santa Rosa, CA 95405 Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 The following person(s) are doing business The Community Voice vidual. The registrant commenced to The following person(s) are doing business fictitious name 9/23/2019. Signature: Matt- This business is conducted by: an individ- as Bajio Kustoms, 14469 Hwy. 1, Valley transact business under the fictitious name as Collins and Son Construction, 4966 Hes- thew J. Thomas, Owner. This statement ual. Ford, CA 94972. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1/2/2020. Signature: Carola Clark, Owner. sel Rd., Sebastopol, CA 95472. Mailing Ad- was filed on 3/11/2020. I hereby certify that The registrant commenced to transact busi- 481, Valley Ford, CA 94972. Registered ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR This statement was filed on 3/10/2020. I dress: P.O. Box 1817, Rohnert Park, CA this copy is a correct copy of the original ness under the fictitious name or names owner(s) 1) Abraham Marquez, 2) Maria An- CHANGE OF NAME hereby certify that this copy is a correct 94927. Registered Owner: Lucas Russell statement on file in my office. above 11/20/2018. geles Delgado Marquez. Business is con- Case Number 094191 copy of the original statement on file in my Collins. Business is conducted by An Indi- Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk S/ Jeffrey D'Ottavio, Owner ducted by A Married Couple. The To all interested persons: Petitioner: Ash- office. vidual. The registrant commenced to trans- By /s/ Amanda King This statement was filed with County Clerk registrant commenced to transact business ley Dami filed a petition with this court for Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk act business under the fictitious name Deputy Seal of Sonoma County on February 28, 2020. under the fictitious name 1/28/2020. Signa- a decree changing names as follows: An- By /s/ Betsy Penn 3/1/2014. Signature: Lucas Collins, Owner. Pub. March 27, & April 3, 10, 17, 2020 I hereby certify that this copy is a correct ture: M. Angeles Delgado Marquezon, Wife. gelo Mateo Alonza to Angelo Tucker Dami. Deputy Seal This statement was filed on 3/10/2020. I The Community Voice copy of the original statement on file in my This statement was filed on 2/25/2020. I THE COURT ORDERS that all persons in- Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 hereby certify that this copy is a correct office. terested in this matter shall appear before hereby certify that this copy is a correct The Community Voice copy of the original statement on file in my Fictitious Business Statement Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk copy of the original statement on file in my this court at the hearing indicated below to office. By /s/ Norma Gonzalez, Deputy Seal office. show cause, if any, why the petition for Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk 2020-01013 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3/20 Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk change of name should not be granted. Fictitious Business Statement By /s/ Carrie Anderson The following person(s) are doing business CNS-3350686# By /s/ Carrie Anderson Notice of Hearing: April 8, 2020, at 3:00 p.m. 2020-00916 Deputy Seal as Billy D. Wines, 2064 Gravenstein Hwy. N. THE COMMUNITY VOICE Deputy Seal Dept. 18, Sonoma County Superior Court, The following person(s) are doing business Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 Ste. 120, Sebastopol, CA 95472. Mailing Ad- Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 Probate Division, 3055 Cleveland Ave., as Oxbow, 17132 Hwy. 116, Guerneville, CA The Community Voice dress: Same. Registered Owner: Greg & Greg, Inc. Business is conducted by A Cor- Fictitious Business Name Statement The Community Voice Santa Rosa, CA 95403. 95446. Mailing Address: Same. Registered A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall owner(s Grupo Martinez, LLC. Business is poration. The registrant commenced to File No. 202000654 be published once a week for four succes- conducted by A Limited Liability Company. Fictitious Business Statement transact business under the fictitious name The following person(s) are doing business Fictitious Business Statement sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing The registrant commenced to transact busi- 2020-00947 n/a. Signature: John Tracy, CEO. This as Melissa Elysian Coaching, 121 Washing- 2020-00784 on the petition in the following newspaper ness under the fictitious name n/a. Signa- The following person(s) are doing business statement was filed on 3/23/2020. I hereby ton St., Petaluma, CA 94952, Sonoma The following person(s) are doing business of general circulation, printed in this ture: Deborah Adamis, Manager. This as Saucy Mama’s Pop Up, 15183 Drake certify that this copy is a correct copy of the County. as Mare’s Forge, 4412 Langner Ave., Santa county: The Community Voice, P.O. Box statement was filed on 3/10/2020. I hereby Road, Guerneville, CA 95446. Mailing Ad- original statement on file in my office. Registered Owner(s): Melissa Pierre-Saint, Rosa, CA 95407. Mailing Address: Same. 2038, Rohnert Park, CA 94927. certify that this copy is a correct copy of the dress: Same. Registered Owner: Yvette Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk 523 Baker St., Petaluma, CA 94952 Registered owner(s) Marilyn Blair. Busi- Dated: February 18, 2020 original statement on file in my office. Bidegain. Business is conducted by An In- By /s/ Carrie Anderson This business is conducted by: an individ- ness is conducted by An Individual. The s/ Jennifer V. Dollard, Judge of the Superior Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk dividual. The registrant commenced to Deputy Seal ual. registrant commenced to transact business Court By /s/ Betsy Penn transact business under the fictitious name Pub. March 27, & April 3, 10, 17, 2020 The registrant commenced to transact busi- under the fictitious name 10/1989. Signa- Pub. March 13, 20, 27 & April 3, 2020 Deputy Seal 3/1/20. Signature: Yvette Bidgegain, Owner. The Community Voice ness under the fictitious name or names ture: Marilyn Blair, Farrier. This statement The Community Voice Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 This statement was filed on 3/12/2020. I above 01/01/2019. was filed on 3/2/2020. I hereby certify that The Community Voice hereby certify that this copy is a correct S/ Melissa Pierre-Saint, Owner this copy is a correct copy of the original copy of the original statement on file in my This statement was filed with County Clerk ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR statement on file in my office. office. Fictitious Business Name Statement of Sonoma County on February 21, 2020. Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk CHANGE OF NAME Fictitious Business Statement Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk I hereby certify that this copy is a correct By /s/ Norma Gonzalez. Case Number 094273 2020-00795 By /s/ Amanda King File No. 202000962 copy of the original statement on file in my Deputy Seal To all interested persons: Petitioner: Dawn The following person(s) are doing business Deputy Seal The following person(s) are doing business office. Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 Redcloud Naegel filed a petition with this as 1) Book Marketing Mentor, 2) Brand- Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 as Hillcrest Post Acute, 450 Hayes Ln, Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk The Community Voice court for a decree changing names as fol- vines, 18029 Riverside Dr., Sonoma, CA The Community Voice Petaluma, CA 94952, Sonoma County. By /s/ NORMA GONZALEZ, Deputy Seal lows: Dawn Redcloud Naegel to Dawn Red- 95476. Mailing Address: Same. Registered Registered Owner(s): Trestles Holdings 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3/20 cloud Middleton. THE COURT ORDERS owner(s) Judy M. Baker. Business is con- LLC, 2173 Salk Ave., Ste. 135, Carlsbad, CA CNS-3352479# that all persons interested in this matter ducted by An Individual. The registrant Fictitious Business Statement 92008; California. THE COMMUNITY VOICE shall appear before this court at the hearing commenced to transact business under the 2020-00959 This business is conducted by: a Limited indicated below to show cause, if any, why fictitious name 2012. Signature: Judy M. The following person(s) are doing business Liability Company. the petition for change of name should not Baker, Chief Creative Officer. This state- as Everything New Academy, 3291 Frei Rd., The registrant commenced to transact busi- be granted. ment was filed on 3/2/2020. I hereby certify Sebastopol, CA 95472. Mailing Address: ness under the fictitious name or names Order to show cause Notice of Hearing: April 22, 2020, at 3:00 that this copy is a correct copy of the orig- Same. Registered Owner: Aura Bakker. above N/A. p.m. Dept. 18, Sonoma County Superior inal statement on file in my office. Business is conducted by An Individual. S/ Kevin Galbasini, Manager & Treasurer. Name change $ Court, Probate Division, 3055 Cleveland Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk The registrant commenced to transact busi- This statement was filed with County Clerk Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95403. By /s/ Norma Gonzalez ness under the fictitious name 6/1/2018. of Sonoma County on March 13, 2020. . Call 95 A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall I hereby certify that this copy is a correct Publishing 584-2222 Deputy Seal Signature: Aura Bakker. This statement was be published once a week for four succes- Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 filed on 3/13/2020. I hereby certify that this copy of the original statement on file in my sive weeks prior to the date set for hearing The Community Voice copy is a correct copy of the original state- office. on the petition in the following newspaper ment on file in my office. Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk NOTICE OF CERTIFICATE OF ACCEPTANCE AND DECLARATION OF of general circulation, printed in this By /s/ Darrell Light, Deputy Seal LAND PATENT. KNOW ALL YE MEN AND WOMEN BY THESE PRESENTS. Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk county: The Community Voice, P.O. Box Fictitious Business Statement By /s/ Betsy Penn 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24/20 2038, Rohnert Park, CA 94927. 2020-00873 CNS-3357114# That I, Ronald Cupp, do hereby certify and declare that I am an “Assignee” in the Deputy Seal Dated: March 6, 2020 The following person(s) are doing business THE COMMUNITY VOICE LAND PATENT name and numbered below; that I have brought up said Land Patent in Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 s/ Jennifer V. Dollard, Judge of the Superior as Los Munchies, 6555 Hunter Dr. Ste. 5, my name as it pertains to the land described herein. The character of said land so The Community Voice Court Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Mailing Address: claimed by the patent, and legally described and referenced under the Patent Accession Pub. March 13, 20, 27 & April 3, 2020 Same. Registered owner(s) 1) Salvador Fictitious Business Name Statement BLM Serial #CACAAA 016193 Doc #PLC 64, Authority: March 3, 1851 Grant-Spanish/Mex- The Community Voice Ambriz Quintana, 2) Salvador Ambriz. Fictitious Business Statement File No. 202000997 ican (9 Stat. 631), total acres 13316.28; Geographic Name: Llano DE Santa Rosa so listed; Business is conducted by Co-Partners. 2020-00669 The following person(s) are doing business my specific portion is; The registrant commenced to transact busi- The following person(s) are doing business as LOTIS Wines, 8923 Bowers St., Graton, Township 6 North of Range Eight West Section Sixteen; Mount Diablo Meridian Fur- Fictitious Business Statement ness under the fictitious name n/a. Signa- as Magic Wand House Cleaning, 5200 CA 95444, Sonoma County. ther reduced to the meets and bounds listed in my deed description attached and further 2020-00906 ture: 1) Salvador Ambriz Quintana and Dowdell Ave., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Mail- Registered Owner(s): LOTIS WINES LLC, commonly known as 4640 Arlington Avenue, Santa Rosa; The following person(s) are doing business Salvador Ambriz. This statement was filed ing Address: 6366 Commerce Blvd., #282, 8923 Bowers St., Graton, CA 95444, CA. No claim is made herein that I have been assigned the entire tract of land as de- as RGY Enterprises, 227 Valley Oaks Drive, on 3/6/2020. I hereby certify that this copy Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Registered This business is conducted by: A Limited scribed in the original patent. Our assignment is inclusive of only the attached lawful Santa Rosa, CA 95409. Mailing Address: is a correct copy of the original statement Owner: Dolores Salazar. Business is con- Liability Company. description in my grant deed and to the portion commonly known as 4640 Arlington Av- Same. Registered Owner: Roger Glenn on file in my office. ducted by An Individual. The registrant The registrant commenced to transact busi- enue, Santa Rosa. Young. Business is conducted by An Indi- Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk commenced to transact business under the ness under the fictitious name or names To view the entire Certificate of Acceptance and Declaration of Land Patent, the entire vidual. The registrant commenced to By /s/ Carrie Anderson fictitious name n/a. Signature: Dolores above 08/19/2019. package is posted at the Sonoma County Law Library on the public bulletin board on transact business under the fictitious name Deputy Seal Salazar. This statement was filed on S/ Lindsey Otis, Managing Member. March 11, 2020. n/a. Signature: Roger Young. This state- Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 2/24/2020. I hereby certify that this copy is This statement was filed with County Clerk

ment was filed on 3/9/2020. I hereby certify a correct copy of the original statement on of Sonoma County on March 17, 2020. Pub: March 20, 27, April 3, 10, 17, 24, May 1, 8 & 15, 2020 The Community Voice that this copy is a correct copy of the orig- file in my office. I hereby certify that this copy is a correct The Community Voice inal statement on file in my office. Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk copy of the original statement on file in my Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk By /s/ Betsy Penn office. By /s/ Betsy Penn Deputy Seal Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk Deputy Seal Fictitious Business Name Statement Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 By /s/ Norma Gonzalez, Deputy Seal PUBLIC SALE Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24/20 File No. 202000855 The Community Voice The Community Voice The following person(s) are doing business CNS-3357464# TSG No.: 190990099-CA-MSI TS No.: CA1900285535 APN: 046-181-010-000 Property Ad- THE COMMUNITY VOICE dress: 928 WEST SIERRA AVENUE COTATI, CA 94931 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE YOU as Bohemian Craftsody, 1133 Wild Rose Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95401, Sonoma Fictitious Business Statement ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED 12/05/2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE Fictitious Business Statement 2020-00894 ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU County. 2020-00843 The following person(s) are doing business Statement of Abandonment of NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU Registered Owner(s): Kelsey Wood, 1133 The following person(s) are doing business as 1) Passionfruit Communications, 2) Mod- Fictitious Business Name SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On 05/14/2020 at 01:00 P.M., First American Title Insur- Wild Rose Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 as Randy’s Mobile Home Service, 113 ern Bar and Home, 3) Covet Redesign and File No. 2020-01014 ance Company, as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded Ashley Wood, 1267 Kresky Way, Petaluma, Madrigal St., Rohnert Park, CA 94928. Mail- Staging, 4344 Langner Ave. #1, Santa Rosa, The following person(s) listed above have 12/13/2006, as Instrument No. 2006153931, in book , page , , of Official Records in the of- CA 94954. ing Address: P.O. Box 3136, Rohnert Park, CA 95407. Mailing Address: Same. Regis- abandoned the use of the following Ficti- fice of the County Recorder of SONOMA County, State of California. Executed by: This business is conducted by: a General CA 94927. Registered Owner: Randy Lee tered Owner: Fourteen Magpies, LLC. Busi- tious Business Name(s). Sonoma Creek PATRICK MICHAEL FARRELL AND, TRACY LYNN FARRELL, HUSBAND AND WIFE AS Partnership. Bodmer, Jr. Business is conducted by An ness is conducted by A Limited Liability Cottage, 18145 Riverside Dr., Sonoma, CA JOINT TENANTS, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, The registrant commenced to transact busi- Individual. The registrant commenced to Company. The registrant commenced to 95476. Sonoma County. The Fictitious CASHIER'S CHECK/CASH EQUIVALENT or other form of payment authorized by ness under the fictitious name or names transact business under the fictitious name transact business under the fictitious name Business Name was filed in Sonoma 2924h(b), (Payable at time of sale in lawful money of the United States) In the Plaza at above N/A. 3/3/2020. Signature: Randy Bodmer, Jr., n/a. Signature: Tanya Seibold, Managing County on 7/25/2018, File Number 2018- Fremont Park Fremont Park, 860 Fifth Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 All right, title and in- S/ Kelsey Wood. Owner. This statement was filed on Member. This statement was filed on 02568. Registered owner 1) Baird, Deborah, terest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated This statement was filed with County Clerk 3/4/2020. I hereby certify that this copy is a 3/9/2020. I hereby certify that this copy is a 2) Baird Kyle. Business was conducted by: in said County and State described as: AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN THE ABOVE of Sonoma County on March 5, 2020. correct copy of the original statement on correct copy of the original statement on A Married Couple. Signature Deborah Baird, MENTIONED DEED OF TRUST APN# 046-181-010- 000 The street address and other com- I hereby certify that this copy is a correct file in my office. file in my office. Owner. mon designation, if any, of the real property described above is purported to be: 928 copy of the original statement on file in my Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk I declare that all information in this state- WEST SIERRA AVENUE, COTATI, CA 94931 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any lia- office. By /s/ Darrell Light By /s/ Darrell Light ment is true and correct. (A registrant who bility for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk Deputy Seal Deputy Seal declares as true information which he or shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, expressed or By /s/ Norma Gonzalez, Deputy Seal Pub. March 13, 20, 27, & April 3, 2020 Pub. March 20, 27, & April 3, 10, 2020 she knows to be false is guilty of crime.) implied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10/20 The Community Voice The Community Voice This statement was filed with County Clerk sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, as provided in CNS-3349207# THE COMMUNITY VOICE of Sonoma County on March 23, 2020. said note(s), advances, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses I hereby certify that this copy is a correct of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The total amount of the Fictitious Business Statement copy of the original statement on file in my unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the property to be sold and reasonable es- 2020-00951 office. timated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the initial publication of the Notice The following person(s) are doing business Deva Marie Proto, Sonoma County Clerk of Sale is $ 1,269,925.66. The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust has deposited all as Elite Auto, 101 Anish Way, Windsor, CA By /s/ Carrie Anderson documents evidencing the obligations secured by the Deed of Trust and has declared NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 95492. Mailing Address: Same. Registered Deputy Seal all sums secured thereby immediately due and payable, and has caused a written Notice Owner: Satyajit Patel. Business is con- Pub. April 3, 10, 17 & 24, 2020. of Default and Election to Sell to be executed. The undersigned caused said Notice of ducted by An Individual. The registrant The Community Voice Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the County where the real property is lo- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Director of Community Development will conduct cated. NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BIDDERS: If you are considering bidding on this property a Public Hearing on Wednesday, April 15, 2020 at 10:00 a.m., or shortly thereafter in the lien, you should understand that there are risks involved in bidding at a trustee auction. Council Chamber of Cotati City Hall, 201 West Sierra Avenue, to consider the following NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING You will be bidding on a lien, not on the property itself. Placing the highest bid at a trustee matter(s): auction does not automatically entitle you to free and clear ownership of the property. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will conduct a public hearing on You should also be aware that the lien being auctioned off may be a junior lien. If you Request for Minor Use Permit approval to allow the Goode Company to operate a Tuesday, April 14, 2020, at 7:00 p.m., or shortly thereafter in the Council Chambers of are the highest bidder at the auction, you are or may be responsible for paying off all printing and publishing use in the existing building located at 361 Blodgett Street in the Cotati City Hall, 201 West Sierra Avenue, to consider the following matter: liens senior to the lien being auctioned off, before you can receive clear title to the prop- Commercial Industrial zoning district. File No. PA#20/03 erty. You are encouraged to investigate the existence, priority, and size of outstanding • Consideration of a Resolution granting a 12-month extension to a Tentative Map liens that may exist on this property by contacting the county recorder’s office or a title APN: 046-111-026 Applicant: The Goode Company subdividing a 1.81 acre parcel located at 65 Lasker Lane into six residential lots. insurance company, either of which may charge you a fee for this information. If you con- PA #: 20/03 sult either of these resources, you should be aware that the same lender may hold more APN: 144-470-007 PA#: 20/07 than one mortgage or deed of trust on the property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER: ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to direct any questions or to send their com- The sale date shown on this notice of sale may be postponed one or more times by the ments on the matters listed above to [email protected] or provide them directly to ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to send their comments on the matters listed mortgagee, beneficiary, trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section 2924g of the California the Director of Community Development at the hearing through remote meeting accom- above to [email protected] or provide them directly to the City Council at the hear- Civil Code. The law requires that information about trustee sale postponements be made modations. Information on remote meeting participation is available on the City of Cotati ing through remote meeting accommodations. available to you and to the public, as a courtesy to those not present at the sale. If you webpage. wish to learn whether your sale date has been postponed, and if applicable, the resched- uled time and date for the sale of this property, you may call 800-280-2832 or visit this DATE POSTED: On or before Friday, April 3, 2020 Internet Web www.Auction.com, using the file number assigned to this case Noah Housh Date Posted: On or before April 3, 2020 Lauren Berges CA1900285535 Information about postponements that are very short in duration or that Director of City Clerk occur close in time to the scheduled sale may not immediately be reflected in the tele- Community Development phone information or on the Internet Web site. The best way to verify postponement in- WAIVER WARNING formation is to attend the scheduled sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the IIF YOU CHALLENGE THIS MATTER IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE, OR IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO attorney. Date: First American Title Insurance Company 4795 Regent Blvd, Mail Code WAIVER WARNING THE CITY OF COTATI AT, OR PRIOR TO, THE PUBLIC HEARING. 1011-F Irving, TX 75063 First American Title Insurance Company MAY BE ACTING AS A IF YOU CHALLENGE THESE ISSUES IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING Any person with a disability who requires a modification or accommodation in order MAY BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE FOR TRUSTEES SALE INFORMATION PLEASE DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE, OR IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO to participate in a meeting should contact the City Clerk at (707) 665-3622 at least 48 CALL 800-280-2832NPP0369488 THE CITY OF COTATI AT, OR PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARING. hours in advance of the meeting.

Pub: 03/27/2020, 04/03/2020, 04/10/2020 Pub: April 3, 2020 Pub: April 3, 2020 The Community Voice The Community Voice The Community Voice 8 - Friday, April 3, 2020 Newspaper of Rohnert Park-Cotati-Penngrove The Community Voice Board of Supervisors approves Eviction Defense Ordinance The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors, which also serves as The ordinance creates a legal defense for all renters who can for renters and protecting everyone in our County during this global the Board of Commissioners for the Community Development Com- demonstrate that their failure to pay rent is due to the coronavirus crisis,” Barbie Robinson, co-director of the County’s Emergency mission, passed the COVID-19 Eviction Defense Ordinance, effec- pandemic. Tenants who use this defense are required to share that Operations Center, and Interim Executive Director of the Commu- tive immediately for 60 days after the end of the local and public information with their landlord to support claims for any prospective nity Development Commission, said. “The County recognizes that health emergency. The new ordinance aligns with the Governor’s mortgage relief. without local protection, eviction notices for failure to pay rent are Executive Order N-28-20 which authorized local jurisdictions to The ordinance prevents evictions for the duration of the locally- likely to surge. We need to protect families living paycheck to pay- suspend evictions for non-payment of rent for reasons associated declared emergency and for 60 days after it ends to allow tenants check who are unable to work during school and business closures, with the coronavirus. At the meeting, the board also set the date of time to make up unpaid rent. The ordinance also directs the Sonoma and who are doing their part to follow the shelter-in-place health June 2, 2020 to review the Ordinance to consider additional data and County Housing Authority to extend deadlines for housing assis- order.” information about the availability of other assistance programs and tance recipients and applicants to provide stability for community The Ordinance is available here https://sonoma- community needs. members housed with a critical subsidy. The ordinance is considered county.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=4400248&GUID=A “This is an important step in protecting public health and the well- urgent based on the closure or extreme restrictions on local busi- 163D704-E675-401E-B3CB- being of community members who may be experiencing a loss of nesses, severe loss of income for many residents who depend on FDAA3D9F69E6&Options=&Search=. income or increased medical costs associated with the coronavirus,” wages or business income to pay rent, and substantial medical ex- For the latest information about the coronavirus in Sonoma said Board of Supervisors Chair Susan Gorin. “The ordinance is penses for some community members. The ordinance highlights the County and advice from health experts on prevention and care, call designed to help our community comply with local and statewide suspension of in-person classes across all Sonoma County School 2-1- 1, text your zip code to 898-211 or visit socoemergency.org. directives to shelter in place while preventing evictions and utility Districts as an additional hardship for working parents who must Updates and videos are also on the County of Sonoma Facebook shut-offs associated with financial and medical losses due to the adjust work schedules and take time off, whether paid or unpaid. page and twitter feed @countyofsonoma. coronavirus.” “This ordinance is a critical part of maintaining economic stability La Junta de Supervisores aprueba la Ordenanza de Defensa de Desalojo

La Junta de Supervisores del Condado de Sonoma, que también sirve como Junta de Comisionados de la Comisión de Desarrollo Comunitario, aprobó hoy la Ordenanza de Defensa de Desalojo COVID-19, con efecto inmediato durante 60 días después de que termine la emergencia sobre la salud local y pública. La nueva or- denanza se alinea con la Orden Ejecutiva del Gobernador N-28-20 que autorizó a las jurisdicciones locales a suspender los desalojos por falta de pago del alquiler por razones asociadas con el coron- avirus. En la reunión, la Junta de Supervisores también fijó la fecha del 2 de junio de 2020 para examinar la Ordenanza a fin de examinar datos e información adicionales sobre la disponibilidad de otros pro- gramas de asistencia y necesidades de la comunidad. Working through the Virus Crisis "Este es un paso importante en la protección de la salud pública y el bienestar de los miembros de la comunidad que pueden estar By Mickey Zeldes now we have donations to share (and are accepting donations of experimentando una pérdida de ingresos o un aumento de los costos The shelter is still busy even though we’re not open to the pub- pet food for this purpose), so call and make an appointment to médicos asociados con el coronavirus", dijo Susan Gorin, Presidenta lic right now. We are not doing adoptions although many people pick some up. Please reach out for help from family, friends and de la Junta de Supervisores. "La ordenanza está diseñada para ayu- have called to say that this would be the perfect time to bring us before you get to a point of needing to surrender your pet. The dar a nuestra comunidad a cumplir con las directivas locales y es- home a new pet since they were working from home right now. app Nextdoor.com is a huge help with connecting neighbors with tatales de refugio en su casa, evitando al mismo tiempo desalojos y But with the shelter-in-place order issued, adoptions did not make each other and a good way to reach out for help if needed. With cierres de servicios públicos asociados con pérdidas financieras y the essential services list. Unfortunately public spays and neuters no adoptions happening, we are just keeping the animals as best médicas debidas al coronavirus". are also on hold, Bunfest had to be postponed and there is a mora- we can but it’s not the same as being in a home. La ordenanza crea una defensa legal para todos los inquilinos que torium for on boarding new volunteers or fosters. We are trying to This is a trying time for all of us and new challenges are appear- pueden demostrar que su falta de pago del alquiler se debe a la pan- keep our animal population low right now and only have a skele- ing daily. We are doing our part to keep everyone safe by keeping demia del coronavirus. Los inquilinos que utilizan esta defensa están ton crew each day to care for them. And if we can help reunite a our doors shut and limiting interactions with the public. Feel free obligados a compartir esa información con su arrendador para apo- stray with his or her family without having the animal surrendered to call us for assistance, though, at 584-1582 or via email for gen- yar reclamos por cualquier posible alivio hipotecario. to us, all the better. But we're still making appointments to take in eral information at [email protected]. Stay home and stay La ordenanza evita los desalojos durante la emergencia declarada stray animals if needed, return them to their owners and to take in healthy! Your pets need you. localmente y durante 60 días después de que termine para permitir owner surrenders if there is an urgent reason. So we still have ani- a los inquilinos tiempo para compensar el alquiler no pagado. La mals on site needing daily care. Mickey Zeldes is the supervisor at the Rohnert Park Animal ordenanza también ordena a la Autoridad de Vivienda del Condado We are so blessed to have the best group of dedicated volun- Shelter. She can be contacted at [email protected]. de Sonoma que amplíe los plazos para que los beneficiarios y solic- teers anywhere! Since they are not allowed to come in to socialize itantes de asistencia de vivienda proporcionen estabilidad a los and check on their favorites, they opened up their homes to our miembros de la comunidad alojados con un subsidio crítico. La or- animals and just about everyone in our adoption wards got Rohnert Park Animal Shelter denanza se considera urgente en base al cierre o restricciones ex- scooped up into a foster home during the shelter-in-place order. tremas en las empresas locales, la pérdida severa de ingresos para Lucky animals are getting a well-deserved and needed break from muchos residentes que dependen de salarios o ingresos de negocios their cages and kennels! After all this time it will be interesting to para pagar el alquiler, y gastos médicos sustanciales para algunos see how many are actually returned! We have already heard from miembros de la comunidad. La ordenanza destaca la suspensión de a few of our fosters that they will be keeping the pet (we affection- CLOSED las clases en persona en todos los Distritos Escolares del Condado ately call them foster failures!) or have found them a good home de Sonoma como una dificultad adicional para los padres que tra- with a family member, friend or neighbor. Maybe we should try Visitor access is limited to appointments bajan y deben ajustar los horarios de trabajo y tomar tiempo libre, this more often! Call 584-1582 for an appointment or to speak to someone at ya sea pagado o no pagado. Sadly, neglect and cruelty continues despite the virus. We re- the shelter. Messages will be frequently monitored and calls re- "Esta ordenanza es una parte crítica para mantener la estabilidad cently had an officer retrieve three matted, under socialized bi- turned promptly between 8:00-6:00 p.m. everyday. Emails can económica de los inquilinos y proteger a todos en nuestro Condado chon-mix dogs that had been left behind from a house when the be sent to for general, non-urgent questions. If there is an urgent durante esta crisis global", Barbie Robinson, codirectora del Centro tenants were evicted. They just left the dogs in the backyard and situation between those hours, follow the driveway to the side de Operaciones de Emergencia del Condado, y Directora Ejecutiva moved out! So sad. Then an officer got a call that a motor home door and ring the doorbell for assistance. Interina de la Comisión De Desarrollo Comunitario, dijo. "El Con- that was about to be towed from a parking lot seemed to have dogs Services available by appointment: dado reconoce que, sin protección local, es probable que los avisos in it. In fact it contained five pitbull mixes! And a look through 1. Reclaiming a lost pet – check our Facebook page and de desalojo por falta de pago del alquiler se intensifiquen. Tenemos the surveillance tapes showed that no one had been in the RV for Nextdoor.com for new strays brought in que proteger a las familias que viven con un cheque de pago que no at least a full week to feed or care for the dogs. Yep, they were 2. Bringing in a (healthy) stray animal pueden trabajar durante los cierres de la escuela y los negocios, y thin. And covered with pee and poop. Glad I wasn’t the one that Injured or sick stray animals should be taken to the 24 hour que están haciendo su parte para seguir la orden de salud de refugio had to go into the RV to retrieve them as I can only imagine how VCA Animal Care Center Emergency Clinic, located at 6470 Red- en casa". bad that place smelled! Fortunately, aside from the desperate need wood Drive – south of RP Expressway behind the Olive Garden. La Ordenanza está disponible aquí: https://sonoma-county.legis- for a bath and food, they seemed in good shape and are friendly We are not taking in owner surrendered animals at this time to tar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=4400248&GUID=A163D704- dogs. But did I mention we are trying to keep our population low? keep our population low. If there is an urgent situation that re- E675-401E-B3CB-FDAA3D9F69E6&Options=&Search=. If you are facing hard times right now with all the lay-offs and quires surrender of your animal, please call for an appointment, Para obtener la información más reciente sobre el coronavirus en lack of work, which we know is affecting everyone, you may feel 584-1582. el condado de Sonoma y consejos de expertos en salud sobre pre- pressure to surrender your pets. The government is trying to make Please note there is no evidence at this time that animals are a vención y atención, llame al 2-1- 1, envíe un mensaje de texto con some money available for people affected by the virus and keep- carrier of, or can become sick with, the Covid-19 virus. su código postal al 898-211 o visite socoemergency.org. Las actu- ing all your family together is a valid reason to apply for all the We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Stay safe alizaciones y videos también están en la página de Facebook del help you can get. Another suggestion is to see if anyone already and healthy!!! Condado de Sonoma y en el @countyofsonoma de twitter. familiar with the animal could help you out by taking the pet until you are back on your feet. If you need help with pet food right Public notice:

SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. 947 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK, CALIFORNIA AMENDING MUNICIPAL CODE TITLE 17 (ZONING) TO MODIFY TELECOMMUNICATIONS REGULATIONS

Pursuant to Government Code Section 36933 (c), the following constitutes a summary of Ordinance No. 947 introduced by the Rohnert Park City Council on March 10, 2020, and adopted on March 24, 2020 at its meeting held in the City Council Chambers, 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park, California.

The ordinance would amend Section 17.07.020 (Footnotes) to add subsection E (Wire- less Communication Facilities) and to repeal subsection E (Communication Facilities) and replace with subsection F (Amateur Radio Service Installations). The following is a summary of the updates:

• Updated regulations for amateur radio are included in this update. The text currently in Subsection F (Communication Facilities) would be deleted and replaced with a new footnote F (Amateur Radio Service Installations). • Federal regulations require that small cell facilities are permitted in the public right of way and that defined "eligible facilities" are permitted with an administrative permit. The updated regulations provide a permitting process for these facilities within time limits established by federal regulations. • The new regulations encourage that wireless service providers enter into master permits with the City to streamline processing and to ensure that these facilities are installed safely. • Due to the requirement that many types of wireless facilities must be approved administratively, standard conditions (COAs) have been incorporated into the zoning ordinance. This allows for applications to be more quickly processed and appropriate COAs to be applied. • The safety of wireless radio frequency output is regulated by the FCC. The City cannot deviate from the FCC standards. The City can require documentation and testing to ensure that the operation is safe and test provisions are included in the new ordinance. • A significant concern is that equipment could be abandoned as technology improves. A condition of approval would require removal after 30 days of non-use. Master agreements would contain provisions to guarantee removal. • The City has limited ability to prevent the installation of a wireless facility. However, the new ordinance would establish preferences to encourage the location of wireless equipment on existing structures and within non-residential areas. • The new code language includes provisions to limit the height and bulk of equipment and to require concealment of telecommunication towers. Operation and maintenance standards would also be added.

A certified copy of the full text of the Ordinance is posted and available for review in the City Clerk’s Office at 130 Avram Avenue, Rohnert Park, California. This ordinance shall be in full force and effective thirty (30) days after its adoption, and published and posted as required by law. This ordinance was introduced by the Council of the City of Rohnert Park on March 10, 2020 and adopted on March 24, 2020 by the following roll call vote: AYES: (5) Councilmembers Adams, Belforte, Stafford, Vice Mayor Mackenzie and Mayor Callinan NOES: (0) None ABSENT: (0) None ABSTAIN: (0) None

Dated: April 1, 2020 JoAnne Buergler, Published: April 3, 2020 City Clerk The Community Voice City of Rohnert Park

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Edward Jones supports community In today’s challenging times, Edward Jones financial advisors are thinking about the health of their  
      clients, their families and their colleagues, what’s happening in their communities and the effect of Covid-19 on the markets. 
Local financial advisors like Krista Neary are taking steps to protect the health and well-being of clients, associates, families and communities. To help mitigate this crisis, they are suspending face-to-     face visits with clients, holding virtual meetings and training sessions and ensuring office spaces and sanitized and disinfected.    
 Of course, people’s financial situations also weigh on their minds. The current market selloff is cer-       tainly concerning but it seems to be driven more by fear and panic than by economic or financial real- ity.   
    Monetary and fiscal policy are necessary, but at the end of the day it will be the medical progress that will dictate the timeline for reducing market volatility and the ultimate rebound in stocks.      
Edward Jones expects daily volatility to persist until new virus cases begin to slow but investors should find optimism in these facts: unemployment is near a 50-year low with solid wage growth;      there’s been an uptick in the housing market, which may accelerate due to declining mortgage rates and the Federal Reserve has cut short-term interest rates back to near zero percent.     
 Furthermore, the drop in investment prices may indicate that the financial markets have already “priced in” the likelihood of a short-term recession. This could mean that investors have already endured     much of the stock market pain. Yet, even a short recession is of concern since it’s likely to bring at    least a temporary disruption to an otherwise strong labor market. First remember why you are investing. With the market decline, people will be tempted to change  
      their investment strategies. But they need to keep in mind the most of their financial goals, such as a comfortable retirement are long-term in nature-a lot longer-germ than the shelf life of the coronavirus.    
If investors have established a long-term strategy that is appropriate for their needs, they should stick with it regardless of today’s headlines.     However, individuals who are particularly concerned over the current results of their investment statements might want to evaluate their risk tolerance. For those who may be losing sleep over what is      
 going on in the markets, it is possible the portfolio is positioned too aggressively for the amount of risk that feels comfortable. In that case, investors are advised to work with their financial advisor to      consider adjusting the investment mix to include more fixed-income securities, which can provide some   




 downside protection; but there is a trade-off because this might be affecting long-term growth poten- tial.





 Finally, now might actually be a good time for investors to consider actually adding to their portfolios. Right now, many stocks are at their best values in more than a decade. For those those needing to re-
   balance a portfolio, this could be a good time to do so. Ultimately, investors need to realize that while these are somewhat uncharted time, the temptation     to panic should be fought. Emotions are running high right now and while everyone’s top priority should be to protect themselves, their families and communities, it is still important not to lose sight of
 their financial well-being. For that, the best thing to do is look past short-term downturns and maintain the discipline to keep investing in all types of markets.    
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 Channel your creativity into proj- Cancer, even if things do not en- A project you started may come 
ects that let you express yourself, tirely make sense this week, you can to a screeching halt, Scorpio. This       Pisces. Artwork, writing and craft- glean certain bits of information does not mean you should abandon 
  ing are a few examples. here and there that can help you to it entirely. It just means you will        paint the bigger picture. have to take a brief hiatus and         
  restart.     
       Aries March 21 – April 19 Leo July 23 – August 22 Sagittarius Nov. 22 – Dec. 21        
 Things are not always what they Leo, imitation is the highest form Sagittarius, people naturally want    
 seem, Aries. Keep this in mind when of flattery. Keep a keen eye on to be around you, but sometimes you      dealing or working with people you someone you admire at work, and need to take a step back and focus   
           have never met. It may take some then try to mirror this person in your on yourself. Clear your schedule for 
 time to figure things out. actions. some personal time this week.        
      

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With the virus, should you The major retirement be buying a home now? planning mistakes Purchasing a house is a very come down. That’s effectively what happens- what’s good news for large financial investment and it the economy is bad news for mortgage rates and what’s bad news Why are they made again and again? needs to be done with care and for the economy is good news for mortgage rates. This relationship Much is out there about the prudence. With the chaos, the generally holds true. classic financial mistakes that doom and gloom you may be It’s quite possible that you could time this very prudently in get- plague start-ups, family busi- asking yourself should you buy ting an extremely low mortgage rate and aligning your ability to nesses, corporations and chari- a house? Should you wait or maintain that mortgage payment with your income. ties. Aside from these blunders, should you pull the trigger on some classic financial missteps the high-ticket item? Here are That brings us to the next point which is income. plague retirees. some things to consider so you People
buy houses
when they’re feeling optimistic about their fi- can make the most informed de- nances, more specifically about their ability to maintain a mortgage Calling them “mistakes” may be a bit harsh, as not all of cision for you and your fam- payment. If your income is stable and you’re not at risk of being ily… furloughed, the opportunity to purchase a house right now is very them represent errors in judg- Mortgage rates,
e.g. the cost large for two reasons: number one, you’ll be able to get an extremely ment. Yet whether they result of funds, can directly impact low-interest rate (more than likely), and you’ll probably be able to from ignorance or fate, we need Scott Sheldon your ability to buy a house let negotiate a great opportunity on a house for you and your family. to be aware of them as we plan alone your ability to manage a The number one driver for a purchasing a house should be the for and enter retirement. mortgage payment. Generally, ability to handle the mortgage payment. The purchase price of the Leaving work too early. As Social Security benefits rise but not always, when there is doom and gloom in the economy that’s property is important, but just remember at the end of the day you’re Ken Weise good news for mortgage rates because in a doom and gloom econ- going to have that loan for 30 years, so it’s something that you want about 8 percent for every year omy people are less willing to take on risk. If you’re looking at to make sure you can plan for with your financial situation. you delay receiving them, wait- stocks and bonds knowing that stocks are riskier but provide us a ing a few years to apply for benefits can position you for higher re- stronger upside and there’s negative economic information out there, Scott Sheldon is a local mortgage lender, with a decade of expe- tirement income. Filing for your monthly benefits before you reach you’ll probably put your money in the bond market where you can rience helping consumers purchase and refinance primary homes Social Security’s Full Retirement Age (FRA) can mean compara- get a fixed safer return on your investment (ROI). second homes and investment properties. Learn more at www.sono- tively smaller monthly payments. Meanwhile, if you can delay When this happens bond yields rise and the rates to consumers macountymortgages.com. claiming Social Security, that positions you for more significant monthly benefits. Underestimating medical bills. In its latest estimate of retiree health care costs, the Center for Retirement Research at Boston Col- lege says that the average retiree will need at least $4,300 per year Drug users most vulnerable to pay for future health care costs. Medicare will not pay for every- thing. That $4,300 represents out-of-pocket costs, which includes dental, vision and long-term care. populations in COVID-19 pandemic Taking the potential for longevity too lightly. Actuaries at the In the rush to protect vulnerable populations from the COVID- diction) and delivering medications to patients whenever possible. Social Security Administration project that’s around a third of 19 pandemic, the risk to people struggling with addiction is espe- The alternative, requiring patients with addictions to visit their clin- today’s 65-year-olds will live to age 90, with about one in seven liv- cially high. And health professionals suggest this could undermine ics or hospitals for daily or weekly prescriptions refills, is unsus- ing 95 years or longer. The prospect of a 20 or 30-year retirement is efforts to control the coronavirus spread. tainable in the present climate of stay-at-home orders and social not unreasonable, yet there is still a lingering cultural assumption According to experts, people who use drugs are doubly at risk distancing. that our retirements might duplicate the relatively brief ones of our during this epidemic, not only from overdose but also from in- According to Dr. Snyder, most of this care can be provided parents. creased risk of infection. Medical mobilization to address COVID- through telehealth techniques to prevent exposing patients to health Withdrawing too much each year. You may have heard of the 19 is leading to shifts in health care that may inadvertently make care environments, and to protect health workers and the general “4 percent rule,” a guideline stating that you should take out only accessing treatment for addiction even harder, but according to lead- population from exposure. Telehealth regulations are currently being about 4 percent of your retirement savings annually. Many cautious ers at the , a program dedicated to helping people with substance broadened during this public health emergency to help ensure pa- retirees try to abide by it. use disorders receive 24/7 high-quality care, there are new ap- tients maintain a reliable source of medications while limiting face- So, why do others withdraw 7 or 8 percent a year? In the first proaches that can help people get treatment during the pandemic. to-face interactions. phase of retirement, people tend to live it up; more free time natu- “It’s more important than ever that people addicted to opioids or Health experts agree that it’s essential to continue medications for rally promotes new ventures and adventures and an inclination to other drugs are given medication for addiction treatment (MAT). opioid and other substance use because if MAT is stopped suddenly, live a bit more lavishly. Unless treated, they may go into withdrawal or risk overdose, patients will go into withdrawal, experiencing often intolerable Ignoring tax efficiency & fees. It can be a good idea to have both thereby increasing the chances of spreading the virus within their physical and psychological symptoms.
"There's no way you can sit taxable and tax-advantaged accounts in retirement. Assuming your high-risk populations and to the health care workers who treat at home and endure this. Everything about the way the human brain retirement will be long, you may want to assign this or that invest- them,” says Dr. Hannah Snyder, primary care and addiction medi- and body works will prioritize seeking relief, whether that means ment to its “preferred domain.” What does that mean? It means the cine specialist at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital, and a showing up in a crowded ER or finding drugs on the street,” says taxable or tax-advantaged account that may be most appropriate for principal investigator for the CA Bridge program. Serena Clayton, PhD, CA Bridge program director. it as you pursue a better after-tax return for the whole portfolio. In the effort to address coronavirus, experts at CA Bridge worry Quarantine and isolation put people who use drugs at high-risk Many younger investors chase the return. Some retirees, how- that the critical needs of people experiencing drug addiction are for withdrawal. Another potential danger is that social distancing ever, find a shortfall when they try to live on portfolio income. In being ignored, exacerbating an already difficult containment chal- may increase the likelihood of overdose. That’s why Snyder recom- response, they move money into stocks offering significant divi- lenge. To support physical distancing and prevent withdrawal, Dr. mends that all people who use drugs or are on MAT should be given dends or high-yield bonds – something you might regret in the long Snyder suggests providing care by phone, providing longer prescrip- naloxone and fentanyl test strips to help prevent overdose.
run. Taking retirement income off both the principal and interest of tions for buprenorphine (a drug commonly used to treat opioid ad- Additionally, CA Bridge recommends that patients be encouraged a portfolio may give you a way to reduce ordinary income and in- to use harm reduction principles and good hygiene.
For people who come taxes. are not yet ready to start medication treatment, harm reduction, such Avoiding market risk. Equity investment does invite risk, but as clean drug consumption supplies, naloxone, fentanyl strips and the reward may be worth it. In contrast, many fixed-rate investments Martha L remote monitoring for overdose, can be lifesaving. offer comparatively small yields these days.
Because the situation is rapidly changing and sharing information Retiring with heavier debts. It is hard to preserve (or accumu- Commercial & Residential late) wealth when you are handing portions of it to creditors. Professional Cleaning about COVID-19 in relation to this patient population is urgent, the CA Bridge program continues to update best practices and key steps. Putting college costs before retirement costs. There is no “fi- Services More technical recommendations and resources can be found on the nancial aid” program for retirement. There are no “retirement loans.” CA Bridge website
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