Blaze Shutters 101; Fuel Spill; City Council Statement: Patch PM

NORTH BAY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from Marin, Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties that people are talking about today:

• The hazmat situation blocked all lanes of state Highway 221 at Anderson Road.

• UVDS contends a Napa County lawsuit filed by seven neighbors is part of St. Helena Mayor Geoff Ellsworth's "personal vendetta" against it.

• The freeway has been closed in both directions near the Marin City/Rodeo Drive off-ramp as crews battle a wildfire.

• "Racist conduct is something the City does not and cannot condone, support, or accept."

• Residents are guaranteed a win just by showing up in time.

• Take the survey in English or Spanish, and find out when the public forums are taking place.

• Crews are battling a 2 to 3-acre wildfire on H Ranch (Woodacre).

• Two Loma Verde teams qualified for the Odyssey of the Mind World Championships out of the April 19 NorCal Section Championships.

• Juneteenth is America's longest-standing nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery.

• Caltrans expects the Sequoia Avenue and Highway 29/Sonoma Boulevard onramps to westbound Interstate Highway 80 to remain closed until 2023.

• Residents of the Occidental and Camp Meeker areas are invited to participate in a County of Sonoma evacuation exercise.

• The event will be held Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Mill Valley Lumber Yard (129 Miller Avenue).

• The town will continue holding classes on Mondays from 4 to 5 p.m. at Bolinas Park.