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Few things disrupt an otherwise peaceful rural landscape like scattered trash—whether carried off by the wind or deliberately left behind.
In Rio Vista, one local group has decided not to wait for someone else to deal with it. Twice a year, members of the Rio Vista Surfing Association head out with trash bags in hand, combing levees and shorelines for what doesn’t belong.
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Sherman Island Earthday Cleanup Few things disrupt an otherwise peaceful rural landscape like scattered trash—whether carried off by the wind or deliberately left behind.In Rio Vista, one local group has decided not to wait for someone else to deal with it. Twice a year, members of the Rio Vista Surfing Association head out with...

After decades behind the lens as a television news videographer, Cyndy Green remains drawn to moments like these—quiet, fleeting and unscripted. Experience has trained her eye to see past the obvious. Where some see fog as an obstruction, she sees texture, form, and a brief world revealed before the air clears and the day moves on.
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When Fog Shrinks Our World, Details Emerge Dense valley fog erased the view beyond the yard this morning, narrowing the world to what was close at hand. While fog limits visibility, it also reveals detail, drawing attention to small, easily missed moments.Stepping outside to feed the chickens, camera in hand, familiar sights shifted into foc