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Yuba City community expresses esteem, respect for the late Michael Wheeler (opens the original)
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Michael Charles Wheeler, a Yuba City businessman who was admired for his selfless acts and philanthropic efforts, was lost to the community a little over a month ago. The late residentâs son, Cole Wheeler, perhaps summed it up best by reflecting, âHe was kind of just everything.â Cole made the observation from behind his fatherâs desk upstairs at Wheeler Automotive, a company which Coleâs grandfather, David W. Wheeler started back in 1960. Pictures commemorating David, who was a U.S.
Yuba City family business teams up with global distributor of Sany farming equipment (opens the original)
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A Yuba City business, MIS (Mechanical & Irrigation Solutions), Inc., has been contributing to the community for years by providing jobs, services for schools and machinery for emergency situations. A dealer of farming, construction, engineering and heavy equipment, MIS was formed in 2009 and eventually re-structured its 40 acres to facilitate a billion dollar company, Sany. The two companies, which are in one location at 3199 E. Onstott Road, employ about 350 people, according to MIS CEO Jas Th
Sutter County election to include runs for Live Oak City Council, Yuba City school district, Measures G and H (opens the original)
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The Nov. 3 ballot in Sutter County will consist of races for six open seats â three for Live Oak City Council and three for the Yuba City Unified School District board. Two measures will also be voted on: the countyâs 1% sales tax initiative, Measure G; and Measure H, a Live Oak Unified School District bond measure. The city of Live Oak has four candidates vying for three seats that will be vacant when current council members Robert Woten and Ashley Hernandez, and Mayor Jeramy Chapdelaineâ
Sutter County honors Agricultural Commissioner Lisa Herbert as she retires after 28 years of service (opens the original)
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Sutter County Agricultural Commissioner Lisa Herbert retired last week after nearly three decades of working for the Mid-Valley. In the last ten years, she served dual roles as the agricultural commissioner and sealer of weights and measures. During her tenure, which began in 1998, Herbert earned the respect of government officials both locally and statewide, not to mention the admiration of her peers, colleagues and family members. On Tuesday, she was honored with commemorative plaques during a
Measure G arguments heat up; Sutter supervisors cement where sales tax measure’s funding will go (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, the Sutter County supervisors moved forward with outlining what portion of the proposed 1% sales tax increase would go to the cities of Live Oak and Yuba City if Measure G passes, as well as what allocation would go to the county itself. That approval was made after unconfirmed accusations were leveled at the supervisors during public comment about how they handle financial matters in their own personal lives. The new agreement between the county and two cities was unanimously appr
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