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Trio faces federal firearms charges

December 23, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Solano task force investigation snares two Vallejo men Three men, two from Vallejo, who were being investigated by the Solano County Violent Gang Safe Streets Task Force, were indicted last week by a federal grand jury on charges of being felons in possession of a firearm, United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner said.

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Benicia Biz Beat: Tow Bully offers free New Year’s Eve tows

December 23, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

TOW BULLY, A BENICIA COMPANY that offers emergency roadside service around the clock, is offering free, in-town tows to Benicia residents on New Year’s Eve. Those interested may call 707-751-1830. The company, a member of the California Tow Truck Association, uses certified drivers. Its website is www.towbully.com.

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HPRC OKs Northgate Church design revision

December 22, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Northgate Christian Fellowship received approval Thursday from the Historic Preservation Review Commission for modifications of its campus design. The church, at 2201 Lake Herman Road, won’t have to put in the faux windows it had proposed after a workshop with the commission Oct. 23, when the panel urged designers to add features to break up […]

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City’s water outlook improves

December 21, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

The “storm of the decade” that dumped more than a couple of inches on Benicia Dec. 10-12 paused over Lake Berryessa, sending even more rain into that reservoir, Mayor Elizabeth Patterson said. And Benicia’s water picture has improved somewhat, officials said.

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Council OKs 5-year study on wind power

December 20, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Exelon hired to look into possibility of Lake Herman Rd. turbines Exelon Wind, a Delaware company that also has an Iowa address, will be studying city-owned property north of Lake Herman Road to determine whether wind turbines can be installed there. Economic Development Manager Mario Giuliani submitted the request to the City Council on Tuesday, […]

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Benicia in good place financially, panel told

December 19, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Finance Committee gets guidance on understanding big annual report Benicia’s draft of its next Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) shows the city is in a strong financial position, Finance Director Karin Schnaider told the Finance Committee on Thursday. Schnaider also provided the panel with guides that members can use as they study the hefty document […]

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Menorah lighting Sunday in Benicia

December 19, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman 20 Comments

The Benicia-Solano Jewish Women’s Network is again welcoming Benicians of all faiths to the Meghan Campbell Memorial Menorah Lighting, which will take place Sunday. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the first event, said Shoshana Deutscher-Nurik. In addition to the lighting of the menorah, the telling of the story of Chanukah and the distribution […]

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Guide to help city advisories approved

December 19, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Member objects to $25K expenditure, others point to possibility of savings Benicia City Council has given its staff the authority to contract with Management Partners to complete a guide for its 14 boards, committees and commissions that would help during orientation of new appointees and serve as a training manual for advisory panel members. Only […]

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Fire Department toy drive in full swing

December 18, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Benicia Fire Department received more than 20 bicycles Thursday from Benicia Fabrication, a local company that is one of several businesses that have been supporting the drive, said Jason Fein, an engineer at Station 11, where the bikes arrived. The fire department has been collecting toys and other gifts to benefit the less fortunate in […]

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Municipal holiday closures announced

December 18, 2014 by Donna Beth Weilenman Leave a Comment

Benicia City Hall and other administrative offices will be closed for the holidays starting Monday through Dec. 26, and will be closed again Jan. 1, City Manager Brad Kilger said.

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