Winters, CA

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• Winters college student wins awards for cerebral palsy advocacy work

  December 5th, 2011
  Daily Democrat A Winters college student, who as a teen mom witnessed her own son die of cerebral palsy complications, has recently won several awards for her advocacy work with United Cerebral Palsy to honor her son. In September, Catalina Rodriguez ...

• Bulletin Board: December 7, 2011

  December 7th, 2011
  Daily Democrat Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2:30 pm There will be a fundraiser for the Woodland High School Library at the Woodland High School gym until 6:30 pm, 21 N. West St. There will be several vendors selling everything from homemade goodies, jewelry, candles, cobblers, ...

• Grant High students work at restoring Putah watershed

  December 11th, 2011
  Daily Democrat In an effort to restore floodplain habitat along East Fork Dry Creek, students from Grant Union High School in Sacramento participated in a restoration project on Nov. 29 along the creek in Winters. The restoration site in Yolo County serves as an ...

• Douglass Middle School wrestlers top Winters

  December 15th, 2011
  Daily Democrat By Democrat sports staff The Douglass Middle School wrestling team kept rolling on Wednesday, topping Winters 68-39 in a dual meet to move to 2-0. "Danny Bird, Frankie Grijalva, and Ian Nakashima really stepped it up," coach Scott Stephens said. ...

• Vanden High School boys basketball defeats Winters

  December 16th, 2011
  TheReporter.com By Reporter Staff Vanden High School's boys basketball team overcame a slow start to improve to 7-0 with a 59-42 win over Winters at the Davis tournament on Thursday night. Vanden trailed the entire first quarter, and didn't pull away until early in ...

• Dixon Then and Now: How the Town Celebrated the Holidays in the Late 1800s

  December 25th, 2011
  Patch.com Most Christmas trees were found in local churches, but here is one, probably in the home of Justice of the Peace Eames, pictured. Note the strings of popcorn on the pine branch or pine tree. Dixon Library archives To try to recreate what Christmas and ...

• Vacaville's 'Menorah on Main' aims to shed light on religious freedom

  December 26th, 2011
  TheReporter.com By Melissa Murphy/ MMurphy@TheReporter.com A quiet afternoon in Vacaville's Town Square on Christmas Day was soon filled with laughter, lights, music and a celebration. Hosted by the Chabad of Solano County, Sunday was the third annual Menorah on Main, ...

• Man arrested after Vacaville police find stolen property, drug paraphernalia

  December 26th, 2011
  TheReporter.com Police arrested a Vacaville man on parole Thursday night after a search of his car allegedly resulted in the discovery of stolen property and drug paraphernalia, according to authorities. William Hill Hayes III was taken into custody in the 700 block ...

• Vacaville Recology can help you recycle your Christmas tree

  December 26th, 2011
  TheReporter.com Now that Christmas is over, don't forget Christmas trees can be recycled for composting. Vacaville Recology will be collecting trees on regular collection days between now and Jan. 6. To prepare your tree for collection, remove all tinsel, ornaments, ...

• Gomez-Pelayo overcame challenges to become a mentor for kids in Napa

  December 26th, 2011
  Napa Valley Register Napa Valley College student Karla Gomez, top, leads Napa High's LAYLA (Leadership Academy Youth Leaders in Action) students in an art project Friday morning. Gomez was part of LAYLA's founding class four years ago and now specializes in academic ...

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