Must Read Stories for the Week of Feb. 10

A good mix of news content highlighted the pages of Petaluma Patch this week. Here are our picks for the must-read stories of the week of Feb. 10. 

Owners of Historic Marshall Tavern Sues Coastal Commission Over Permit

Want to build a bed and breakfast at the location and have sued the commission, which requires public access to coast; Tavern hosted well-known musicians before closing in 1990.

Chipotle to Open in Petaluma

Ninety percent of all retail space at the new Target shopping center has been rented, the North Bay Business Journal is reporting

Slow Growth More Cuts Ahead

The city council will vote on whether to make additional cuts to the 2012-13 budget at Monday's special meeting on the budget 

Local Artist Planning Largest Mural in City's History

The colorful surrealist mural will be five stories tall and face Western Avenue

The River's Keeper

Petaluma man urging residents to walk local waterways and report illegal dumping

Young Florist Sets Up Shop for 3 Days

Open just three days and focuses on organic, "gestural" flower arrangements that are asymmetrical and full of whimsy

New Chief Implements Online Reports, Property Crimes Unit

Since joining Petaluma Police last summer, Chief Patrick Williams has partnered with CHP to assist with investigations and is charging ahead with streamlining police reports.

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