In praise of independently-owned businesses
The news last week that pharmacist Aman Garg has leased the shuttered Pharmaca property on West Napa Street was greeted by the public... Continue
So much water. Why aren’t we trying to save it?
But not enough to store? After multiple years of drought serious enough for local agencies to impose water conservation measures, major... Continue
Hospital local
Have you ever wondered about what living here without a local hospital would be like? It’s not a pleasant prospect. The closest... Continue
It’s money that builds housing, not words
The City of Sonoma recently adopted its Housing Element, a framework for the ways and locations in which housing might be built... Continue
Affordable housing is a major health issue, too
The lack of affordable and missing-middle housing in Sonoma Valley is hurting your health and your security. In fact, it’s worse... Continue
Affordable housing is a major health issue, too
The lack of affordable and missing-middle housing in Sonoma Valley is hurting your health and your security. In fact, it’s worse... Continue
A Springs Plaza…?
Plans for a Springs Plaza have been brewing for several decades at least. Whether this idea originated from the desires of Springs... Continue
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus
September, 1897 –– DEAR EDITOR: I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says,... Continue
Editorial: Last chance for the SDC?
On December 16, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors will vote, for the last time, on the disposition of the Sonoma Developmental... Continue
A new council – and a chance for real change
Sonoma’s new city council has its work cut out for it. The new majority – Gurney, Farrar Rivas, and Wellander – joins two... Continue
