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The California Transportation Commission unanimously approved an $105 million advance programming request for Phase 1 of the I-80 Yolo managed lanes project on Thursday.

The city sent out a survey inviting residents to provide feedback on three proposed new lighting options   By HANNAH SCHRADER — city@theaggie.org  

Forum, March 13: It’s time media stops minimizing sex assault Published: 3/12/2021 10:00:15 PM Modified: 3/12/2021 10:00:12 PM It’s time media stops minimizing sex assault We are glad the Valley News published our op-ed, “Dartmouth must remove Leon Black’s name” (Feb. 24). However, we are disturbed by an editorial change that was made to one sentence, since it is symptomatic of a larger issue. In the original version of our op-ed, we concluded by reminding the reader that sexual ass...

Column: It’s a small college, but the recent botches are big Steve Nelson Modified: 3/2/2021 9:31:53 AM At the risk of being a back-seat driver or a Monday morning quarterback, what the heck is going on at Dartmouth College? The good news, just to start on a positive note, is that applications are way up for admission to the Class of ’26. That seems to be a result of circumstances outside the college’s control. The temporary suspension of SAT requirements has led to a huge rise in applica...

Letter: Stop listening to money My heart breathed a sigh of relief reading the op-ed by Roberta Millstein and others on “Measure B Failure Suggests Need for New Vision.” It’s been at least one year now that I’ve felt a growing unease between the sensed disconnect between the Davis City Council and council members’ decision-making logic. A logic that appears to be highly disengaged from what me, citizen Jane, and other citizen Toms, Mikes and Beths want and need from their leaders. How...

Commentary: Measure B failure suggests need for new vision Special to The Enterprise Measure B — the measure that proposed a 200-acre business park and housing development outside of the Mace Curve — failed at the polls. The defeat comes with official Yolo County returns showing that 16,458 people, or 52% of voters, said no to the project. In Mace Ranch and Wildhorse, 60% of voters opposed the project. This is a remarkable result considering that the No on B campaign was outspent by over 14...