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Pink fire truck to visit Vacaville and honor Solano cancer victim
Vacaville resident Christine Franklin smiles and enjoys a home visit from the pink fire shortly before she succumbed to cancer in 2011.
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Richard Bammer: Biz Kid$ fills student, business, societal needs
How refreshing it was on Friday to see and hear Mark Miller lead a workshop/review for eighth-graders on Biz Kid$ at Vaca Pea Middle School in Vacaville.
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Vacaville teacher faces illegal drugs, firearm charges
A Vacaville middle school teacher is facing felony charges related to the alleged discovery of illegal drugs and a firearm in his vehicle earlier this month.
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Solano County group set to donate blankets to Oklahoma tornado victims
The victims of the devastating tornado in Oklahoma may not have ever met anyone from Solano County but soon they will be wrapped in a warm hug sent straight from the hearts of a group of caring local residents.
CMF bike program benefits community, inmates
It's an iconic piece of cowboy narration that means something totally different to California Medical Facility inmates and personnel.
Rural fire threatens homes in north Vacaville
Residents on Clancy Lane in rural north Vacaville watched as fire burned within feet of their home Monday and firefighters knocked down the flames.
Vanden Meadows project heads to Vacaville Planning Commission
The proposed 255-acre Vanden Meadows development will go before the Vacaville Planning Commission on Tuesday so commissioners and residents can see what it entails and voice any concerns they have about the project.
Vacaville fire crews are responding to a six-alarm grass fire at Timm Road and Buena Vista Lane in rural north Vacaville.
Solano College honors taxpayers' commitment
What we came to realize was that the taxpayers of Winters, Dixon, Vacaville, Fairfield, Suisun City, Benicia and Vallejo enthusiastically want Solano Community College to excel further in its academic and vocational programs, as well as in the infrastructure that are the means to those ends.
Solano College eyes safety changes
This is not a new problem. Jowel Laguerre, the college's superintendent and president, talks of discussions that date back to 2008 when the notion of contracting for police services was floated as a way to cut costs associated with policing the district's campuses in Fairfield, Vacaville and Vallejo.
Editorial: Fight for Vacaville parking lots
It was always a money grab, but one wonders just how much shutting down California's redevelopment agencies is costing the state.
If Fairfield's industrial market had a theme song, it would definitely feature the word "hot." With the first three months of 2013 showing continued absorption of space, Fairfield's industrial market remains quite strong.
When goats attack! A personal confession
The bizarre story about a Vacaville woman allegedly feeding a baby goat beer, then kicking and swinging it by its front legs, brought plenty of reactions this week - including extensive media coverage beyond Solano County.
Visitor dollars key to Solano County economy
Lake Berryessa is an attraction for recreational visitors and brings tourism dollars into Solano County.
Holly Valentine: Buckingham's Tennyson takes home best-picture award
Vacaville Unified School District delays charter school oversight vote
Unresolved questions about liability and costs of special education postponed the approval of a petition by a Rio Linda-based nonprofit operator of charter schools to have its downtown Vacaville campus, Heritage Peak, fall under the oversight of Vacaville Unified.
Vallejo's Sutter, Kaiser hospitals earn As in patient safety study
Sutter Solano Medical Center and Kaiser Permanente Vallejo Medical Center earned "As" in safety in The Leapfrog Group's latest report, according to Leapfrog's website.
Disaster drill helps prepare Traivs Air Force Base, Solano area hospitals
Volunteers and medical personnel teamed up on Wednesday as Solano County and Travis Air Force Base prepared for a disaster.
Four-alarm Vacaville blaze blackens 20 acres
A four-alarm grass fire ripped along a Vacaville hillside Wednesday evening, spurred by breezy conditions and dry vegetation as it charred more than 20 acres before being controlled, officials said.
Vacaville trustees to hear report on governor's May budget revise
Gov. Jerry Brown's latest 2013-14 state budget revision likely will be topic No.