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The Hollister man suspected of sexually assaulting two juvenile teenagers between 2002 and 2005 was arraigned Tuesday on suspicion of 42 counts of various sexual assault charges, according to the sheriff's office.

“Country roads, take me home to the place I belong.” - John Denver

The ribbon-cutting for One To Another Thrift Shop, 381-B First St. was held Dec. 4. The store is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. A ministry of Pleasant Valley Church, it supports charities with a portion of proceeds going to locals in need. For more information, call (408) 842-1434.

Like many wine lovers, Gerald and Peggy Peterson’s story began with a thirst for wine and a desire to find quality wine that was actually affordable. As the owners of Aimee June Winery in San Juan Bautista, they have now made it their mission to provide excellent wine at a reasonable price.

Fire Chief Mike O’Connor told county board members plans are moving ahead on a Fire Station No. 3 near the airport, while a supervisor in the same discussion criticized lacking communication from the city during a recent investigation of the chief.

Local Boy Scout troops will once again pick up Christmas trees left on curbsides, according to an announcement from the troops.

Southside School will be closed Tuesday due to weather-related safety issues in the area, according to an announcement on the school's website.

Hollister council members Monday put off a decision on the 2015 motorcycle rally as the downtown association and city continue negotiations, but one official declared there will be an event next year.

Hollister City Council members Monday approved spending $4,000 toward painting of utility boxes in an effort to stem graffiti.

Assemblyman Luis Alejo talked up potential benefits to the California economy and millions of families with a new law effective Jan. 2 allowing undocumented immigrants the ability to get driver's licenses.