How Native Americans shaped gambling and probability long before the Old World Continue
My stomach’s been off lately. I’m not sure if it's IBS, or the BS of politics. I suppose doctors will probe me and figure out if I’m dying or not. I’m not in pain, just sluggish, with indigestion. I’ve so far had great luck with... Continue
Along with the rising cost of gasoline, insurance, groceries, water, gas and electricity, and taxes, I have noticed the increase in ticket costs to attend fundraisers for local nonprofits. While I’d like to support community groups, I can’t afford the $150, $250 or $400 price... Continue
Featuring nationally recognized integrative oncology expert Donald I. Abrams, MD, of UCSF Cancer Support Sonoma (CSS) and Bay Area Cancer Connections (BACC) will host Integrative Wellness: A Day of Care, Connection, and Renewal, featuring Donald I. Abrams, M.D., a nationally recognized leader in integrative oncology, who will... Continue
Research shows high-quality listening can move both speakers and listeners, sometimes all the way to love Continue
By Walt Williams It’s story time at Creekside High School. No, we are not Peter Hansen’s SVHS film program producing and inspiring over 20 years of filmmakers (The final student show comes to the Sebastiani Theatre April 3). And no, there was not a a... Continue
Risky Evacuations in the Valley of the Moon By Carolyn M. Scott Highway 12, the scenic route that slices through our Valley, is essentially a rural road. During commute hours, it requires patience; under smoke-filled skies, it requires a miracle. As five major developments converge... Continue
Scientists have invented a 'super' supercapacitor made from bourbon stillage that stores 25 times more energy than current devices Continue
Smash restaurant to open on Sonoma Plaza The Glen Ellen Star–Stella team will open their new Smash restaurant on the ground floor of Taub Family Outpost at the corner of First Street West and West Napa Street. Much lauded chef Ari Weiswasser, his wife Erinn... Continue
By Anna Pier Por la Luz de la Luna (By the Light of the Moon) is a must-see production of Sonoma Dance Conservatory's original ballet, celebrating the beauty and richness of the Mexican heritage and honoring the Mexican-American experience. This unique ballet brings to the... Continue