Petaluma News

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  Public shows concern about wildlife museum

  Many people come to museum to ask about alleged embezzlement.

• Economic plan for city due in late September

  City will hire economic manager after strategic report is released.

• Wetlands trails temporarily closed

  Trails closed on Tuesday and Wednesday for mosquito spraying and landscaping.

• California rejects ban on plastic shopping bags

  Republicans, some Democrats, argue bill would go too far to limit personal choice.

Sports

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  High expectations again for Lady Gauchos

  Casa Grande loses only two players from last season’s team that reached the NCS finals.

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  A whole new ball game for Petaluma’s Trojans

  2010 Trojans seek their own identity after last year’s 12-1 season.

• Petaluma boys earn 2-2 draw with Calistoga

  First success for Trojans after two losses.

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  Scrimmages hurt for local teams

  Key players for Casa Grande and St. Vincent on injured list.

Bloggers

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  Open.Spaces

  Burrowing Owls

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  Open.Spaces

  Ellis Creek Trails and KQED

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  Rivertown

  Hunchback of St. Vincent’s?

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  Gardening

  Flowering Gingers

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  Art.Happens

  Time to go Antiquing!

A & E

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  It’s time to pop some popcorn

  Petaluma Cinema Series offers an array of classic, foreign and independent films.

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  'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'

  A screening of the 1923 silent film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" will be held on Sept. 3.

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  'Lovely Ladies' on display

  Oil paintings by Gerhardt Isringhaus are on display at the Apple Box through Sept. 16.

music

• more entertainment

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  The Blues Burners

  Local band the Blues Burners performs at 6 p.m. Sept. 3 at Papa’s Taverna.

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  Coming up at the Mystic

  Southern Culture on the Skids performs at the Mystic Theatre on Wednesday, Sept. 8.

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  The sounds of summer

  Cinnabar Theater presents its 21st annual Summer Music Festival through Sept. 12.