By Tracy Salcedo Unless you read the signs, you might not know it’s there. The Eldridge Cemetery, stretching from Orchard Road down to the broom-choked banks of Mill Creek on the former Sonoma Developmental Center campus, resembles parkland more than a burial ground. Its wrought-iron... Continue
Gina Cuclis, the Vice President of the Sonoma County Board of Education, is seeking re-election. I have known Gina for many years and am extremely impressed with her public service accomplishments, her professionalism, ethics, and sincere concern about educational issues. She’s lived and raised her... Continue
Shawna Hettrich, Sonoma Valley High School vice principal, shows off new Dragon gear (note the mascot-logo face mask) on the school’s recent Distribution Day, as every student received a box of free supplies to aid online learning. The stash included everything from graph paper and... Continue
[caption id="attachment_106774" align="aligncenter" width="420"] Lost home in Oakmont[/caption] Supervisor Susan Gorin has shared this Glass Fire update as of Oct. 2: Please understand the Glass... Continue
The Sun’s Sarah Ford talks to new Sonoma Valley High School Principal Jessica Hutchinson. How are things going so far with Distance Learning 2.0? It’s going well so far. Everybody has had a can-do attitude – staff, students, teachers, and parents – which I really... Continue
The Praxis Planetary Pause series, presented by Sonoma's Praxis Peace Institute, continues on October 2. Tickets for all events in the series are $20 general, $15 for Praxis members). David Talbot The 2020 Presidential Race, the Back Story, and Related Themes Friday, October 2, 4 p.m.... Continue
News of a life-and-death drama from the Glass Fire, an “incident-within-an-incident,” in CalFire jargon. Two firefighters working on an active portion of the fire in Napa County were suddenly overwhelmed by intense, wind-whipped flames, forcing them to take refuge in their fire shelters (special tents... Continue
The US National Weather Service has extended the Red Flag Warning now in place through Saturday, Oct. 3, at 6 a.m. The update adds 12 hours to the warning issued Wednesday. The Warning, and concurrent Heat Advisory, means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring or will... Continue
The price gouging laws instituted after the Tubbs fire of 2017 are still in place, with penalties of up to one year in jail and/or a fine of up to $10,000. “We will not tolerate members of our community who have suffered from the ongoing... Continue
