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An ongoing, many-month conversation about an ordinance that would allow a single retail cannabis storefront in the city of Winters and set up regulations surrounding location, security measures, operating hours and more, went to a vote during the Feb. 18 Winters City Council meeting, eventua… Read MoreCouncil approves
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A Quick Opinion: Will this be the year we stop changing our clocks?
18+ hour, 30+ min ago (320+ words) A Quick Opinion by Charley Wallace Californians voted years ago to stop changing our clocks for daylight saving time, and now the federal government is thinking about making it a reality. The House of Representatives passed a bill to stop…...
Letters: Share your family’s military history
1+ week, 2+ day ago (250+ words) wintersexpress.com The Winters Museum is once again asking the community to participate in our next exhibit, âHonoring 250 Years of Service: Thank You Winters Veterans!â We are bringing back our popular Veterans exhibit, which was our third exhibit…...
FindURWine: Five summer wine cocktails
1+ week, 2+ day ago (593+ words) From spritzes to Bellinis, wine cocktails offer a refreshing twist on local wines and a perfect pour for warmer weather. Winters may be a small town with a big wine presence. This summer, instead of reaching for the usual gin…...
Ask a Master Gardener: Embracing imperfection, sharing the harvest
2+ week, 2+ day ago (529+ words) An abundance of homegrown fruits and vegetables can be donated to local organizations that distribute fresh produce to food-insecure residents. This column is written by the UC Master Gardeners of Yolo County each month. It provides answers to selected questions…...