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Under the Sun – Barbara Wells, Becoming a Curator 

Anna Pier sat down in Simon Blattner's office to talk with Barbara Wells, who since 2013 works as bookkeeper, has been immersed in the nonprofit world, and has been trained in the art of curating exhibits.   First let's talk about the upcoming exhibition, "Etched in... Continue

What It Takes to Create Affordable Housing

By Larry Barnett  The City of Sonoma began its affordable housing program in 1992. At that time, annual Redevelopment Agency funding required that 20 percent of that funding be dedicated to the creation of “subsidized” housing - deed-restricted and income-qualified units, either for sale or... Continue

 School District Reaches Tentative Agreement with Teachers

Teachers Express Appreciation for New Superintendent Six weeks into the job, newly installed Superintendent Jason Sutter of the Sonoma Valley Unified School District (SVUSD) sent the following message to teachers and other certificated staff, on the evening of Thursday, April 16, 2026: “The District and... Continue

Larson Park Dedication and Celebration Sunday April 19 at 12:30

On behalf of Supervisor Rebecca Hermosillo, we are delighted to invite you to join us this Sunday for the Larson Park Dedication and Community Celebration. Your involvement makes this occasion all the more meaningful for the Sonoma Valley community, and we sincerely appreciate your ongoing... Continue

IOLERO: Ending Cooperation With ICE – A Thanks and an Ask

ICE is destroying trust in law enforcement across the country. They’ve shot and killed non-violent civilians, including a poet and a nurse in Minneapolis. They refuse to investigate those shootings, instead pronouncing immediately that no investigation is needed because the shootings were clearly justified. They’ve... Continue