Thomas Gase

1 week ago | modbee.com | Thomas Gase

After being neglected for years, a Vallejo historical landmark is finally getting some attention. The city's iconic Herbert House could well be on its way back. An email to longtime Herbert House advocate Jimmy Genn from Vallejo Assistant Manager Gillian Haen said the city was "finalizing an RFP for the sale or long-term lease of the Herbert House and I am hopeful for its release by the end of the month!"Prominent merchant George Herbert built the home in 1901 on Virginia Street.

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

After being neglected for years, a Vallejo historical landmark is finally getting some attention. The city’s iconic Herbert House could well be on its way back. An email to longtime Herbert House advocate Jimmy Genn from Vallejo Assistant Manager Gillian Haen said the city was “finalizing an RFP for the sale or long-term lease of the Herbert House and I am hopeful for its release by the end of the month!”Prominent merchant George Herbert built the home in 1901 on Virginia Street.

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

In looking for a safe haven for Vallejo Youth this summer, Vallejo City Councilmember Helen Marie “Cookie” Gordon may have found a venue and program that hits nothing but net. Gordon has partnered up with organizations like ELITE Public Schools, Greater Vallejo Recreation District, LaRussell’s Good Compenny, Solano Community Foundation, First Chance Vallejo, Vallejo Firefighters, Vallejo Police Department and Kaiser Permanente to bring back Vallejo Late Night Basketball.

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

The Vallejo Seaweed finally lost a game this season at Wilson Park, falling 15-13 to San Rafael on Monday night. After falling behind 12-5 after six and half innings, Vallejo made a furious comeback by scoring eight runs in the last three innings. Sadly for the Seaweed faithful it wasn’t quite enough with the Pacifics adding some insurance runs in the eighth and ninth innings.

1 week ago | timesheraldonline.com | Thomas Gase

There is a scene in the movie “Dumb and Dumber” where Jim Carrey’s character Lloyd Christmas pulls up on the highway to pick up his friend Harry Dunne, played by Jeff Daniels. Only instead of a van he’s now driving a scooter. “Some kid back in town traded the van for it straight up,” Christmas says proudly.