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Dixon City Council to vote on temporary pause for data center development (opens the original)
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The Dixon City Council is meeting Wednesday night at the Dixon Senior Center to vote on an urgency ordinance that would temporarily stop data center and battery energy storage system development for at least 45 days. Mayor Steve Bird said on Facebook the ordinance would give the city a chance to "press pause" as leaders "do our due diligence in researching and understanding these types of developments.” The special meeting comes in response to recent council discussions about Dixon's regulations
Phone-free school year: How schools are adjusting to new law | CA Politics 360 (opens the original)
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This summer, a new California law required all school districts in the state to have policies either limiting or prohibiting the use of cellphones in school. This summer, a new California law required all school districts in the state to have policies either limiting or prohibiting the use of cellphones in school. With school in session, students across California are adjusting to new cellphone use policies during class time. This summer, a new California law required all school districts in the
Lodi Library Foundation hosts 'Dolly's Imagination Celebration' on 9 to 5 Day in California (opens the original)
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The Lodi Public Library will welcome people from across the community to a celebration of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library program on Friday. The event aligns with, 9-2-5 (September 25) having recently been proclaimed Dolly Parton Day in California following the country music legend's death in August. The song "9 to 5" was one of her most popular hits. The Lodi Public Library Foundation serves as the local arm of the Imagination Library in Lodi. Parton founded the program in 1995. It delivers
Sacramento State's KSSU Radio celebrates milestone (opens the original)
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Award-winning campus radio marks 35 years of broadcasting Award-winning campus radio marks 35 years of broadcasting Sacramento State University's award-winning, student-run radio station celebrated a major milestone Thursday. KSSU Radio marked its 35th year on the air with an all-day event that welcomed alumni, students and university staff to the campus station for an anniversary gathering. The event included a panel discussion with station managers from over the years, a display of station mem
'Trains can’t stop on a dime': Rail safety experts talk about dangers near tracks (opens the original)
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Rail safety awareness event aligns with state rail safety month and national 'See Tracks? Think Train Week' Rail safety awareness event aligns with state rail safety month and national 'See Tracks? Think Train Week' Railroad safety advocates hosted a Rail Safety Action Day in Stockton Wednesday that coincided with California Rail Safety Month and the national railroad safety campaign, "See Tracks? Think Train Week." The event brought together Union Pacific Railroad, law enforcement agencies, fir
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