[caption id="attachment_95856" align="aligncenter" width="420"] Audrey von Hawley and Barbara Jacobsen[/caption] By Jackie Lee | Sun Arts Collage art has come a long way since our childhood days when we cut out paper outfits for cardboard... Continue
Several Sonoma Valley pavement-improvement projects are included in a two-year, $37 million plan to improve 51 miles of road throughout the County. “We typically dedicate more general fund money to roads than any other County in California,” said Board Chair and District 2 Supervisor, David... Continue
[caption id="attachment_96038" align="aligncenter" width="420"] Jeff with his daughter Laura, who has been leading the charge on the fundraising efforts.[/caption] A heartfelt thanks to all of you in the Glen Ellen Community! I am so lucky to be part of such a special place – the... Continue
Justin Mori, who served as principal of Sonoma Valley High School for one year, is already moving on -- he's taken the job of principal at Petaluma High School, his alma mater. The surprise news was announced today by the Sonoma Valley Unified School District.... Continue
By Monica McKey / Sun Archives I was born in 1948, just three years after the close of World War II, and yet my personal life was never directly affected by it. My mother often used the expression “after the war,” referring to WWII, as... Continue
Bestsellers at Readers' Books ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fiction Hardcover 1. Women Talking by Miriam Toews Based on real-life events, illiterate women in a Mennonite community in an unnamed Spanish speaking country are repeatedly physically assaulted. Eight of the women meet clandestinely to decide their plan of action... Continue
What a brilliant and poignant article Mr. Maddox has written (Is Aging in Anyone's Sight?). Aging issues facing more than a quarter of our population get virtually no financial support (1% of Sonoma Valley charitable donations, as Maddox pointed out), local media coverage is paltry,... Continue
Summer Camps are great for kids, and parents who get some blessed peace and quiet while they’re out of the house. But what about us grown-ups? The consensus pick for the perfect adult summer camp is a warm beach, a hot springs getaway or trip... Continue
The Sun sat down with the new executive director of Sonoma Valley Education Foundation, Mary Favaro. When did you start as Executive Director of the Education Foundation? March 11. It’s been a full learning curve. Not only learning what the Ed Foundation does, but understanding... Continue
The use of cannabis – pot, weed, Mary Jane, reefer, or whatever you want to call it – is now legal in California, but here in Sonoma the effort to allow a cannabis dispensary is still a battle. Though 64 percent of Sonoma's citizens voted... Continue
