Sun on the Street: Name your tune
If you could have one performer sing a song for you, who would it be? It’s a band called Revolution. It’s a specific simple... Continue
Mary Lee Rybar: Works of a ‘lifelong artisan’
The Sonoma Valley Regional Library will feature an exhibition of works by Mary Lee Rybar October 1 through 31. Meet the artist... Continue
Hate speech comes home
Growing up in Minnesota I didn’t look like other kids. My Sicilian mother put a bowl on my head, cutting around it to create my... Continue
Addressing bullying in the classroom — A teacher’s perspective
By Chrissy Brady, M.A. — Who did I learn from? When I first realized that I needed to do better by my students in the classroom... Continue
Highway 12 reopens
A month-long closure of Highway 12 between Madrone Road and Aqua Caliente Boulevard is over. Repair work on the Hooker Creek Bridge,... Continue
Under the Sun: Shannon Lee, Glen Ellen catalyst
Anticipating the annual Glen Ellen Village Fair, The Sun’s Anna Pier met with Fair Association President Shannon Lee to learn about... Continue
Hate speech in public; traffic woes; big cake; and more
It’s called Zoom-bombing, and it’s out of control. Streamed meetings of the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors have been so bombarded... Continue
Grooving in the grove
A full house of 400 people got into the spirit at “Jack’s Bohemian Groove” on Sept. 23 at Jack London State Historic Park. ... Continue
Sonoma seeks nomination for ‘Treasure Artist of the Year’
Calling all art enthusiasts and community members of Sonoma! The Cultural and Fine Arts Commission (CFAC) nomination process for the... Continue
SV Rotary club opens new grant cycle
The Rotary Club of Sonoma Valley has opened its 2023 fall community grants cycle for local education and nonprofit organizations. “Last... Continue
