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Stop Separating Families

Thursday, June 21, 2018

Assemblymember Levine speaking out against the policy separating families

Assemblymember Levine speaking out at the Capitol against the national policy separating immigrant families.

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Assemblymember Levine Addresses Horrific Family Separation Policies at the Border

Thursday, June 21, 2018

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Ronhert Park Patch: The Wattle Guys Named 2018 North Bay Business Of Year

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Ronhert Park Patch

Assemblymember Marc Levine recognized The Wattle Guys as the North Bay's 2018 Small Business of the Year. The California State Assembly annually recognizes small businesses throughout the state.

The Wattle Guys were early pioneers in the storm-water technology industry. Their namesake product, straw wattles, look something like thick lengths of rope, which can be draped along denuded hillsides and staked in place to prevent erosion and help retain pollutants.

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J Weekly: State approves millions for Camp Newman, Holocaust survivors, fighting hate speech

Monday, June 18, 2018

J Weekly

By Rob Gloster

The California state budget for 2018-19 includes $3.6 million for social service agencies to care for Holocaust survivors, $1.2 million for a training program on hate speech at public universities, and other items supported by leaders of the Jewish community.

Approved late last week by both houses of the state Legislature, the budget also includes $10 million to maintain and restore the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles and $5 million to assist in rebuilding the 6 Points Community Center at Camp Newman that was destroyed last October in the Sonoma County wildfires. The budget still needs to be signed by the governor.

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The Press Democrat: State budget offers ‘unprecedented’ investment into fire recovery

Saturday, June 16, 2018

The Press Democrat

By Hannah Beausang

California lawmakers this week approved a nearly $200 billion budget that includes an “unprecedented” investment in recovery for fire-ravaged counties and future disaster response, state Sen. Mike McGuire said Friday.

“This is a historic budget for the state of California,” said McGuire, D-Healdsburg. “Never in our history have we invested as much as we have this year in fire recovery, rebuilding and response.”

It provides critical relief to the North Bay, including $29.1 million to cover the costs incurred by local governments during the debris cleanup, the largest since the 1906 earthquake. The estimated $13 million Santa Rosa and Sonoma County each would have owed will be covered, said state Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa.

It’s the first time Gov. Jerry Brown has backed such an agreement, McGuire said.

Stop Separating Families

Assemblymember Levine Addresses Horrific Family Separation Policies at the Border

Ronhert Park Patch: The Wattle Guys Named 2018 North Bay Business Of Year

J Weekly: State approves millions for Camp Newman, Holocaust survivors, fighting hate speech

The Press Democrat: State budget offers ‘unprecedented’ investment into fire recovery

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