Give Valley residents what they need to survive crisis
The Sonoma Valley Housing Group believes every effort should be made to provide every individual and family in the Valley what... Continue
The return of the Victory Garden
In World Wars 1 and II, the at-home Victory Garden was a way to secure healthy, often scare food. Now, in the era of social distancing,... Continue
Delivering a kindness
In the age of shelter-in-place, thank goodness for home delivery. To thank the folks that bring what she needs to her home, Jackie... Continue
‘Heartening moments of unity and partnership’
Kathy King, executive director, Sonoma Overnight Support, shares a message of gratitude: In moments of crisis, we cannot help but... Continue
23 Sonoma Valley nonprofits to share Impact100 Sonoma’s $300k grant pool
In response to the effects of the coronavirus on Sonoma Valley, Impact100 Sonoma, a local women’s collective grantmaking organization,... Continue
Sonoma man, 91, safe after going missing for 24 hours
The 91-year-old Sonoma man who went missing Tuesday morning has been found safe today in Placer County, the Sonoma County Sheriff’s... Continue
The playbook for getting public money out of private prisons and other moral hazards
By Chris Petlock There is a movement across the country asking government agencies to adopt policies that divest public funds... Continue
Parenting in the time of Coronavirus
‘Our kids have not had a normal school year in the last three years… leaving them feeling anxious and looking to the adults... Continue
Rotary Club raffle winner lands $10k prize
Wayne Schake (right), uses a fisherman’s net to collect the check representing his grandson’s Luck o’ the Irish... Continue
A list of Sonoma Valley to-go food options
Many Sonoma Valley restaurants have adapted to the mandated C-19 closure by offering curbside service and increased to-go options.... Continue
