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PUBLISHED: October 7, 2025 at 3:00 PM PDT
Chief Petty Officer Pepito Corpus, a native of Vallejo, California, serves aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Boxer, currently operating out of San Diego, California (Courtesy of Navy Office of Community Outreach)
Chief Petty Officer Pepito Corpus, a native of Vallejo, California, serves aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Boxer, currently operating out of San Diego, California (Courtesy of Navy Office of Community Outreach)
Petty Officer 2nd Class Fernando Vera, a native of Fairfield, California, serves aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex, currently operating out of San Diego, California. (Courtesy of Navy Office of Community Outreach)
Petty Officer 2nd Class Fernando Vera, a native of Fairfield, California, serves aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex, currently operating out of San Diego, California. (Courtesy of Navy Office of Community Outreach)
On Sept. 10, the Florence Douglas Center welcomed their new Executive Director, Emmanuel Carrie. A Bay Area native who earned a Master of Arts Degree in Humanities, Carrie has served with various community organizations including the East Oakland Community Project, St. Vincent DePaul Society, Edgewood Center for Children and Families, and Arc of Alameda County. Pictured from left are: Carrie; Cora Pasco, Participant Services Coordinator; Nancy Pudlak, Bookkeeper; Nancy Yingst, Activity Coordinator; and Phil Limutau, Maintenance Chief. Please visit www.FlorenceDouglas.org for all the great activities at 333 Amador Street, Vallejo. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Sept. 10, the Florence Douglas Center welcomed their new Executive Director, Emmanuel Carrie. A Bay Area native who earned a Master of Arts Degree in Humanities, Carrie has served with various community organizations including the East Oakland Community Project, St. Vincent DePaul Society, Edgewood Center for Children and Families, and Arc of Alameda County. Pictured from left are: Carrie; Cora Pasco, Participant Services Coordinator; Nancy Pudlak, Bookkeeper; Nancy Yingst, Activity Coordinator; and Phil Limutau, Maintenance Chief. Please visit www.FlorenceDouglas.org for all the great activities at 333 Amador Street, Vallejo. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Sept. 14, the Mare Island Historic Park Foundation (MIHPF) hosted their Founder's Day Living History Tour: WWII Edition at Mare Island. The sold-out event had everyone step back in time and experience Mare Island's vital role in World War II. The fascinating guided walking tour featured: a) Mel Orpilla who vividly spoke about his father, Nozorio, who worked on the shipyard and meritoriously served in the US Navy during WWII; b) Wendy the Welders who represented the women who welded and assembled steel plates into war ships and the Rosie the Riveters; and c) the Interpreting History Acting Troupe who conducted live reenactments, shipyard stories, and historic characters. The MIHPF is a non-profit organization whose mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret the history of Mare Island and to present exhibits and programs that explore, educate, and celebrate the diverse military and cultural aspects of the Island. Please visit www.mihpf.org/events for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Sept. 14, the Mare Island Historic Park Foundation (MIHPF) hosted their Founder’s Day Living History Tour: WWII Edition at Mare Island. The sold-out event had everyone step back in time and experience Mare Island’s vital role in World War II. The fascinating guided walking tour featured: a) Mel Orpilla who vividly spoke about his father, Nozorio, who worked on the shipyard and meritoriously served in the US Navy during WWII; b) Wendy the Welders who represented the women who welded and assembled steel plates into war ships and the Rosie the Riveters; and c) the Interpreting History Acting Troupe who conducted live reenactments, shipyard stories, and historic characters. The MIHPF is a non-profit organization whose mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret the history of Mare Island and to present exhibits and programs that explore, educate, and celebrate the diverse military and cultural aspects of the Island. Please visit www.mihpf.org/events for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Oct. 10, 5-9 p.m., everyone is invited to "Celebrate Women's History Month" at Vallejo's 2nd Friday Artwalk on Georgia and Marin Streets in fabulous Downtown Vallejo. Please contact Carmen Slack carmen@solanocountyartscouncil.com for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Oct. 10, 5-9 p.m., everyone is invited to “Celebrate Women’s History Month” at Vallejo’s 2nd Friday Artwalk on Georgia and Marin Streets in fabulous Downtown Vallejo. Please contact Carmen Slack [email protected] for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Oct. 11, 3-9 p.m., the "Manila Munchies: Global Pinoy Night Market" will be held at Shenandoah Park, 100 Sonoma Creek Way, American Canyon. Please visit www.americancanyon.gov/Live/Community-Calendar/Manila-Munchies-Global-Pinoy for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Oct. 11, 3-9 p.m., the “Manila Munchies: Global Pinoy Night Market” will be held at Shenandoah Park, 100 Sonoma Creek Way, American Canyon. Please visit www.americancanyon.gov/Live/Community-Calendar/Manila-Munchies-Global-Pinoy for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Oct. 10, 5-9 p.m., the Solano County Arts Council and City Arts Gallery will proudly present "Native American and Indigenous Celebration" at City Arts Gallery, 420 Virginia St. ,Vallejo. This celebration will highlight the traditions, history, and artistic achievements of Indigenous communities through traditional medicine making, art, music, storytelling, and hands-on activities. Artist Debuts include: Alicia Gomez will unveil her striking new metal art piece, "Mother Earth: Magnificent Diversity;" Renowned drum maker Richard Flittie will share his craft, bringing the heartbeat of Native tradition to life; Marcelina Chendy, a celebrated Indigenous artist, will exhibit her latest works; and Chris Micro, another talented Indigenous artist, will also showcase his art. More Native American and Indigenous artists will also be featured. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
On Oct. 10, 5-9 p.m., the Solano County Arts Council and City Arts Gallery will proudly present “Native American and Indigenous Celebration” at City Arts Gallery, 420 Virginia St. ,Vallejo. This celebration will highlight the traditions, history, and artistic achievements of Indigenous communities through traditional medicine making, art, music, storytelling, and hands-on activities. Artist Debuts include: Alicia Gomez will unveil her striking new metal art piece, “Mother Earth: Magnificent Diversity;” Renowned drum maker Richard Flittie will share his craft, bringing the heartbeat of Native tradition to life; Marcelina Chendy, a celebrated Indigenous artist, will exhibit her latest works; and Chris Micro, another talented Indigenous artist, will also showcase his art. More Native American and Indigenous artists will also be featured. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
Starting in Sept., several Rebuilding Together Solano County (RTSC) volunteers have been collaborating to rehabilitate the home of a low-income Veteran homeowner in Vallejo. RTSC Executive Director Elizabeth Hoffman wishes to thank all the donors and volunteers including: All Star Rentals; Arles DeMayo; Bonnie Morgan; Cal Maritime Academy; Clint Porter;Construction Concierge; Costco Vallejo; CSAA; Dave Hoffman; Home Depot; Joselito Lagman; KUIC / Coast Radio Station; M and M Sanitation LLC; Mare Island Co.; Medic Ambulance; Minuteman Press; Phillips 66; Ray Martin; Recology Vallejo; Travis AFB 60th CES; Travis Air Force Base; Trish Abeyta; Valero; Valero Benicia Refinery; Vallejo Community Presbyterian Church; Vallejo Times Herald.; Wells Fargo. Please visit www.RebuildingTogetherSolanoCounty.org for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)
Starting in Sept., several Rebuilding Together Solano County (RTSC) volunteers have been collaborating to rehabilitate the home of a low-income Veteran homeowner in Vallejo. RTSC Executive Director Elizabeth Hoffman wishes to thank all the donors and volunteers including: All Star Rentals; Arles DeMayo; Bonnie Morgan; Cal Maritime Academy; Clint Porter;Construction Concierge; Costco Vallejo; CSAA; Dave Hoffman; Home Depot; Joselito Lagman; KUIC / Coast Radio Station; M and M Sanitation LLC; Mare Island Co.; Medic Ambulance; Minuteman Press; Phillips 66; Ray Martin; Recology Vallejo; Travis AFB 60th CES; Travis Air Force Base; Trish Abeyta; Valero; Valero Benicia Refinery; Vallejo Community Presbyterian Church; Vallejo Times Herald.; Wells Fargo. Please visit www.RebuildingTogetherSolanoCounty.org for details. (Courtesy of Nestor Aliga)

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