For many parents around the Valley, this is the week their little ones have waited for and dreamed of, for what seemed an eternity -- summer vacation. Throughout the summer there are endless events that promote history in one way or another. Do visit... Continue
The philanthropic organization Impact100 Sonoma has named three nonprofit finalists for its annual $100,00 Impact Grant, along with 15 finalists for $99,000 in Community Grants of up to $15,000 each. On June 21, the $100,000 grant will be awarded to one of the following nonprofit... Continue
The Sonoma Valley Mentoring Alliance has expanded its board of directors with the addition of newly-elected members Bret Sackett, James Geagan, and Lew Perlson. “While the number of kids in the Sonoma Valley with mentors continues to expand, thanks to the community’s generous support, the... Continue
To avoid a lawsuit it would likely lose under a restrictive federal law, the Sonoma City Council agreed Monday to allow AT&T to build an 80’ cell tower on Lovall Valley Road. City Attorney Jeffrey Walter told the council that defending its earlier denial of... Continue
City Hall becomes the first Sonoma structure to receive a QR code plaque, a image that provides, through smartphones, instant information about the building. Commemorating the Sonoma League for Historic Preservation project are City Councilmember Ken Brown, League President Barbara Wimmer, Sonoma Mayor Tom Rouse... Continue
A June 6 reception at The Epicurean Connection kicks off Gay Pride Month with art by Jeremy Novy, a piano bar, drag queens, beer, wine and more from 6 to 10 p.m. The San Francisco-based Novy has utilized stenciled street art to explore social and... Continue
Sonoma State Historic Park needs volunteer docents for the Vallejo Home. Docents are trained volunteers who interpret the Vallejo Home's history to park visitors. They lead public tours on Saturdays and runs two full days. After training a commitment of three hours a month is... Continue