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Thanks to Bob Dunning for putting the word out about the plan to enact school closures. I’m a taxpayer, and parent of children in the Davis schools. But even if I weren’t, I’d be pretty upset that this is what the people get in exchange for voting for Prop. 30 and Measure E last November. […]
The Girl Scouts and I made hats and delivered them to Sutter Davis Hospital. It was fun. I liked it a lot. We were in the newspaper. I am in Girl Scout Troop 2495. We want to help people with cancer. We want to make them warm and lend a helping hand. Amelia Din Grade […]
The students of the Davis High School drama department, many of them first-time performers, have worked tirelessly over the past month to produce a play about racism and hate crimes that is important for our community to see, hear and discuss. The play is funny, poignant and full of Davis atmosphere. It runs for one […]
By Val Dolcini As state executive director for the USDA Farm Service Agency in California, I have met countless beginning farmers and ranchers, military veterans, farmers market vendors, CSA growers, urban agriculturalists and many others interested in making a living growing the food that we consume. For most of these men and women, two significant […]
The issue: Whoever wins Venezuela’s election will inherit a country with severe economic problems Hugo Chavez’s lieutenants and loyalists, the “Chavistas,” have picked up seamlessly where the deceased dictator left off — in ignoring Venezuela’s constitution. THE AILING CHAVEZ, who died last week of a heart attack following a long battle with cancer, had handpicked […]
