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Kaniv, Ukraine, Sonoma’s Sister City Bombed

Kaeti Bailie of Sonoma Sister Cities forwarded to the SUN the following reports from Anatoly Leontyev, President of the Friendship Association of Kaniv (Kanev), in the wake of a massive Russian bombing the night of October 10 of our Sister City. Hello Kaeti, Tonight there... Continue

Adobe Drugs Burglarized!

By Anna Pier Sonoma's own – and beloved - independent pharmacy, Adobe Drugs, was burglarized in the early morning of Friday October 3.  Pharmacist and proprietor Aman Garg told the SUN, "I'm just heartbroken – that's all I know." He added, "I trust people."  Explaining... Continue

Is Sonoma County Being Railroaded Into Bad Bike Path Deal?

Who Really Owns RR Right-Of-Way? By Larry Barnett The County of Sonoma plans to spend $2.7 million to purchase an abandoned railroad right-of-way for a recreational bike path on 8th Street East. According to Phillip Sales, former Sonoma County Parks Planning Administrator, the county is... Continue

Acting Superintendent Seifts on Plans for Surplus School Property

Dear SVUSD Community, For several years now, Sonoma Valley Unified School District has been studying and implementing school consolidation in order to address significant declines in student population and budgetary issues. Commencing with the 2025-26 school year, Adele Harrison Middle School was closed and consolidated... Continue

Statement on Consolidation by SVUSD Board President

The following was read by Trustee Catarina Landry at the Special Session September 23  This is one of the most difficult and emotional decisions I have faced as a trustee, and I know it is one of the most difficult conversations for our community. The... Continue

Update Regarding Board Action on School Consolidation

The following letter has been sent by Rena Seifts, Acting Superintendent of the Sonoma Valley Unified School District. Dear SVUSD Community, After years of study, thoughtful dialogue, and community input, the SVUSD Board of Trustees voted 4–0 to adopt a resolution enabling the District to... Continue