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Vallejo gives a high five to Alibi Bookshop - Vimarsana News

Vallejo gives a high five to Alibi Bookshop

"Reading books shouldn't be a guilty pleasure. It should just be a pleasure. If you read 20 minutes a day it's been proven you can sleep better, think better and feel better."

On this date, the start of the Big One the Blizzard of 1978 - Vimarsana News

On this date, the start of the Big One the Blizzard of 1978

It raged for days, and the powerful storm is remembered as the worst in Indianapolis and perhaps for the entire state The first ever BLIZZARD WARNING for the entire state of Indiana was issued 46 years ago at 3:45 pm in 1978. It is the anniversary of the worst winter storm on record for Indianapolis […]

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The teddy bears come downstairs at Vallejo museum - Vimarsana News

The teddy bears come downstairs at Vallejo museum

Approximately 50 children enjoyed looking at the museum's teddy bears, some of which are antiques and have been in the museum for decades.

Pearl Harbor attack fueled growth of Mare Island, Vallejo - Vimarsana News

Pearl Harbor attack fueled growth of Mare Island, Vallejo

The date that will live in infamy — the Dec. 7, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor — could be felt the most in Vallejo in the days and weeks following the tragedy. Propelling the United States into World War II, the Pearl Harbor bombing quickly altered the face of Vallejo and Mare Island Naval Shipyard. […]

Brendan Riley's Solano Chronicles: Historic records panel shelved – The Vacaville Reporter - Vimarsana News

Brendan Riley's Solano Chronicles: Historic records panel shelved – The Vacaville Reporter

Solano County supervisors have voted 4-1 to dissolve the county’s Historical Records Commission, in what critics term a “catastrophic” disservice to the public that should be reversed in order to preserve and protect a wealth of old documents. Supervisor Wanda Williams cast the lone vote against the dissolution motion that Records Commission Chair Alissa DeCaro described as a maneuver “crafted in misinformation” and buried at the end of Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors public agenda. Supervisor Mitch Mashburn moved for approval of the motion and was joined by Supervisors Erin Hanniga...