July 21, 2018
Kid’s Day Parade celebrates our hometown heroes
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Miss Sonoma County, Tyler-Avery Lewis and Sonoma County District 3 Dairy Princess, Jeanette Furlong, wave to the crowds at the 26th Annual Cotati Kid's Day Parade & Festival. The parade was winding its way through downtown Cotati Saturday in front of a large crowd of spectators. After the parade the crowd made their way to La Plaza Park where a variety of booths, jumpies and activities were set up for all to enjoy. Photo by Jane Peleti
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The Rancho Cotate High School cheerleaders and mascot wave to the crowds at the 26th Annual Cotati Kid's Day Parade & Festival. Photo by Jane Peleti
26th Annual Cotati Kid’s Day Parade & Festival
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Cal Ripken 12 U moves on to regional tournament
The Rohnert Park Cal Ripken 12-60 team celebrates their victory over Laguna
Magnified
28 organizations chosen for RP Foundation Small Grants Program
This is the first year that the foundation has been able to distribute the grants, whose money is coming from the Graton Casino mitigation community investment funds
Community
Songbird Community Healing Center & Stones Throw Gifts are combined
Songbird Community Healing Center and Stones Throw Gifts
