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Jim Smith's articles predominantly focus on local events, particularly related to Yolo County in California. His coverage also includes bird watching and community college activities. He may be interested in pitches that involve local events, environmental conservation efforts within the county, or stories related to Woodland Community College.
Additionally, Jim covers sports and entertainment news occasionally. If you have relevant information about sporting events or entertainment happenings specific to Yolo County or surrounding areas of California, he might find it interesting for his coverage.
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Elements of this column have been published in The Daily Democrat for 15 years before my retirement in 2023. I decided to dust off some of the literary debris and pass it on again. Remember, this is written from the perspective of a 70-year-old man and while my values and beliefs may not be yours there may lessons to be learned.
Erik Daniells of Pleasant Pheasant recently sent out an email announcing that our local bookstore was moving from the Old Rice Mill off East and Court streets into downtown.
With the sounds of children laughing in the background and the occasional swishing of water, Woodland's new Aquatic Center mural was formally dedicated on Monday.
If you didn't hear, Empower Yolo has a new “Community Clothing Closet” adjacent to its main facility at 175 Walnut St., in Woodland.
Regarding community reports of a “data center” coming to Woodland – specifically the new Business & Research Park near Hwy. 113 at County Road 25A – Hiatt acknowledged there have been some inquiries but that the site would not be considered for any such project.
Both Yolo County supervisors and the Woodland City Council have now declared June as LGBTQ+ Pride Month, reaffirming the commitment of inclusivity.
Three people have emerged to replace Yolo County's district attorney, including a former candidate and the acting deputy district attorney.
“Consumers have continued to pick up chicken nuggets, tacos and coffee from some of the nation's largest restaurant chains despite concerns that higher gas prices from the war with Iran would translate into eating out less.”
Posted in Category 1 by Jim Smith Print Why More Drivers Are Switching to Smart Car Washes in 2026
The column appeared in The Democrat on Father's Day, no less; ironic, considering it was Friday during a shopping trip, when my daughter and I bought two Tomahawk Steaks from Food 4 Less. Now, that was a “luxury.”
