Currently in the forties. Clear skies as we take this live look from our mount tam cam. It look at temperatures. Santa rosa and 45 degrees. For these out the door in concord. And to the afternoon and lot of those 60s will start to fill land. Were talking upper 60s in livermore and pleasanton, 69 year high in fairfield. Well 60s along the coastline. Partly caught conditions. High pressure back in place. What that means is in the storm in the rain is going to stick to the north and we will continue with a warmup gear and the bay area. Heres than 7 day around the bay forecast like i mentioned warmer weather on the way. Your mother is a warming trend tearing us into the weekend. Saturday shipping of to be the warmest day of the week. Sunshine will continue as we wrap up the weekend. Some clouds as we start the next door quick. And it looks like wet weather returns to the bay area as we head into the middle of next week. That is something we will continue to monitor. As for traffic around t
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Mary L. Fox, 92, passed away on March 24, 2021, at the Grand Traverse Pavilions, in Traverse City, where she had resided since January 2019. She had broken her femur due to Osteoporosis while rising that morning and Munson Medical Center performed surgery. She was transferred to the GT Pavilions. She had been coping with Alzheimer s/Dementia and this accelerated her condition. She lived at her home for 56 years until moving to the Pavilions.
Mary was born on June 22, 1928, to Justine and Agda Hodges. She was the second of five, two sisters, and two brothers. She walked over fifteen blocks in town to the old high school. Mary was a tomboy growing up and enjoyed roller skating, ice skating, skiing, and sliding on Diggins Hill in Cadillac. She enjoyed skiing at Caberfae Mountain with her friends and fishing on Lake Cadillac with her Aunt Dena. She traveled by train to Grand Rapids to visit relatives and could travel at a discount because her father was a railroad engineer.