We have recently received numerous requests to subscribe to our newspaper. You may do so by sending a check for $39 for a one year subscription to: Dixon’s Independent Voice PO Box 1106 Dixon, CA 95620 Be sure you send … Continue reading
Minnema Carries Gay Rights Flag for Group Harassing Dixon Businesses Despite spending almost two hours hearing protests against Vice Mayor Ted Hickman – and a packed council chambers with an overflow crowd outside – the City Council last Tuesday night … Continue reading
Ted Hickman Running for Re-Election to Council Incumbent City Councilman and current Vice-Mayor Ted Hickman was the first to take out the paperwork to run for City Council this past Monday, the first day possible to do so. Hickman is … Continue reading
On July 21, 2018, at around midnight, officers from the Dixon Police Department responded to the 1000 block of Bello Drive for a report of a shooting. When they arrived, they discovered a large crowd on and around the street, … Continue reading
Musings by Mike Ceremello Shotgun Diplomacy As an observer and commentator on human behavior, the week leading up to July 4th has been beyond entertaining. Was it not former US attorney general Eric Holder who proclaimed America was too afraid … Continue reading
(This front page story was published on July 6 – the week after Ted Hickman’s controversial column) Most everyone in Dixon – and now points around the world – know about the kerfuffle over Ted Hickman’s “That’s Life” Column in … Continue reading
MEDICAL ASSISTANT Dixon FT/ Temp Community Medical Centers (CMC) The Medical Assistant (MA/) FT/ Temp works as a part of the Care Team with the licensed clinical staff and others to provide medical care to the patients. The MA is … Continue reading
DWIC installed new Executive Board members and Chairs of various committees recently. Loran Hoffmann is the club’s new President, Donna Armstrong will serve as Vice President; Mary Lou Batchelor continues as Treasurer, while Mary Kay Callaway becomes the new Recording … Continue reading
The California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) has fined the committee that’s supported the Dixon school bonds in the 2016 election. In their report the FPPC noted, “Yes on Measure Q for Dixon Schools” was a primarily formed ballot measure … Continue reading