The importance of institutional memory
The City of Sonoma’s government faces an unprecedented situation: the loss of institutional memory. Institutional memory cannot be... Continue
Curb the cost of government
After negotiations with the union representatives of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Sonoma’s City Council recently... Continue
The Town of Sonoma
When it comes to the imagination, cities are almost magical and their names often evoke visions of romance, beauty, and intrigue.... Continue
Youthful matters
Concerns about the needs of our area’s young people get considerable attention. Schooling, recreation, and social activities all... Continue
What kind of community are we?
During the night a few weeks ago in Sonoma, someone with an ice pick punctured car tires up and down Andrieux and Bettencourt Streets,... Continue
Become the City Council we need
This November, three seats will be up for election for Sonoma’s City Council, those of Madolyn Agrimonti, Kelso Barnett, and Robert... Continue
Our democracy is in danger
As we celebrate the Fourth of July this year, we do so while legislative hearings in Washington, D.C. about Trump’s attempt to stage... Continue
The pride of love
With all the problems facing our world – climate change, over-population, pandemic disease, political extremism, and the like –... Continue
Yelling fire
Goodness knows these past few years have been trying. We all feel the stress and pressure, and although life appears to be closer to... Continue
Tennenbaum for Sonoma County Sheriff
In 2020, Sonoma County’s voters overwhelmingly supported Measure P, which garnered 64% of the vote. Measure P called for increased... Continue
