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Parking Lot Purchase Highlights Sonora Council Meeting - Vimarsana News

Parking Lot Purchase Highlights Sonora Council Meeting

The Sonora City Council will vote on purchasing a parking lot at the corner of Church and Stewart Street for $124,000 from the Irving J Symons Foundation, a supporting organization of the Sonora Area Foundation.

Supervisor Kirk March Newsletter - Vimarsana News

Supervisor Kirk March Newsletter

Promise Kept Since I was elected, I have not taken a pay raise. I have passed up 8.2% in raises plus some back pay. I feel it’s not right for a sitting supervisor to raise their own salary. I am ok with the board raising the salary of future new supervisors. 2024 Annual Board Retreat

Pixel Scroll 2/28/24 Two Scrolls Diverged In A File, And I — I Took The One Less Pixeled By - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 2/28/24 Two Scrolls Diverged In A File, And I — I Took The One Less Pixeled By

(1) WONKA EVENT SCAM, WITH AI ‘HELP’. [Item by Tom Becker.] A Willy Wonka-themed event closed immediately upon opening due to complaints from disappointed customers. UK correspondent Mark Plummer says there is a long-standing tradition of disappointing special experiences. A Christmas show turns out to be a muddy field with a donkey with reindeer horns

Sonora City Council approves pickleball plans for Woods Creek Rotary Park - Vimarsana News

Sonora City Council approves pickleball plans for Woods Creek Rotary Park

The Sonora City Council voted 4-0 Tuesday night to approve adding pickleball striping and a pickleball net to a planned half-court basketball slab to be built at Woods Creeks Rotary

Sonora seeks outside help with police staffing crisis - Vimarsana News

Sonora seeks outside help with police staffing crisis

Sonora’s police staffing crisis has gotten so dire that the City Council this week approved spending up to $200,000 on a professional marketing and advertising consultant to help with ongoing