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Petaluma police: Woman who crashed into tree suspected of DUI at four times the legal limit (opens the original)
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Petaluma police say a 40-year-old San Rafael woman who crashed into a tree in the northeast side of town Saturday was arrested on suspicion of driving with a blood alcohol content at four times the legal limit. The solo vehicle crash occurred a little after 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 26 in the area of Old Redwood Highway and North McDowell Boulevard, according to the Petaluma Police Department. When they arrived at the scene, officers found the driver, identified as Julia Hales, standing next to
Petaluma City Schools leaders, parents discuss using AI in the classroom (opens the original)
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As the growing power of artificial intelligence continues to be a worldwide concern, district leaders and parents within Petaluma City Schools are discussing how local students may use it in education while remaining protected from its dangers. The issue falls under the purview of Heather Ramme — PCS’s director of technology, innovation and enrollment — who gave a presentation on AI during the district’s Sept. 15 Board of Trustees meeting, where educators discussed a draft board policy on the us
Petaluma City Schools mulls cell tower ban on district property (opens the original)
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The Petaluma City Schools Board of Trustees is considering a resolution that would ban cellular towers from being installed on school campuses and other district property. Resolution 2627-06, proposed by trustee Caitlin Quinn and discussed at the board’s Sept. 15 meeting, would prohibit “new wireless telecommunication installations on the district’s school grounds” as well as “any extension or renewal of existing ground leases for the maintenance of wireless telecommunication installations on di
Gas leak prompts road closure near popular downtown Petaluma diner (opens the original)
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A gas leak in front of Hallie’s Diner in downtown Petaluma prompted a temporary closure of the surrounding area Thursday morning, Sept. 17, Petaluma fire officials said. Just before 8:30 a.m., the Petaluma Police Department issued a notice warning residents to avoid Keller Street between Western Avenue and East Washington Street. Petaluma police spokesperson Kelsey McCarthy told the Argus-Courier the department received a report at 8:11 a.m. there was “an audible gas leak outside of a business i
Police called after firearm reported at Casa Grande High School (opens the original)
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Petaluma’s Casa Grande High School campus was “placed on a secure hold” for about 20 minutes Wednesday after a student there was reported to have brought a firearm, school officials said. The incident began at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, when students on the campus — which also includes Sonoma Mountain High School — “reported a possible firearm,” according to a statement from Petaluma City Schools district Superintendent Davina Goldwasser. That information led to the “secure hold” — which oc
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