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Sonoma Couple Teach Science to Tibetan Monks

By Larry Barnett [caption id="attachment_145591" align="alignleft" width="420"] Linda Shore teaching about the phases of the moon to Tibetan nuns.[/caption] Linda Shore and her husband David Barker, Sonoma residents for the past 20 years, have traveled to Northern India a dozen times to teach science to... Continue

Jack London Hits 150

By Jonah Raskin  “I would rather burn than rot,” he wrote. And burn he did for most of his life, which began in San Francisco in 1876 and ended in Glen Ellen in 1916 when he was 40-years-old and the author of more than 50... Continue

Another Marathon School Board Meeting

Trustees Name New President, Look at Fiscal Status and Low Student Achievement   By Anna Pier  The Sonoma Valley Unified Board of Trustees, meeting on December 10 at the District office building, first held a two-hour Closed Session, then reconvened in Open Session for 3... Continue

Small Quakes Rock Glen Ellen-Kenwood

Rogers Creek-Healdsburg Fault Likely Source By David Bolling  The United States Geological Survey (USGS) has not yet identified the source of the series of small earthquakes that rattled homes in Glen Ellen on Sunday, December 14, but the likely suspect is the Rogers Creek-Healdsburg fault... Continue

A Week or More of Rain Ahead as Wet Weather Returns

After a prolonged cold and dry spell, rain returns to the North Bay beginning Tuesday and will last on and off for a full week, according to recent forecasts. The accumulation of of rain should amount to several inches, and there is the possibility of... Continue

40,000 People Died on California Roads. State Leaders Looked Away

by Robert Lewis and Lauren Hepler This article was originally published by CalMatters At a California State Senate committee hearing this year, the director of CalTrans, Tony Tavares, showed a simple chart that might have caused the assembled lawmakers some alarm. It was a series of black bars... Continue