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Workers at Sonoma Mission Inn unionize

Two hundred and seventy-five workers at the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn have formed a union with UNITE HERE Local 2. An independent arbitrator has certified that a majority of workers at the luxury resort supported forming their union, and contract negotiations will begin soon. “I’m so... Continue

Falandes steps down at Homeless Action Sonoma

Annie Falandes has stepped down as president of Homeless Action Sonoma (HAS) the nonprofit organization she founded four years ago.  Falandes lead the effort to establish the Home and Safe Village, a cluster of tiny shelter homes at 18820 Sonoma Highway in Boyes Hot Springs.... Continue

Why I mentor

By Joe Koller -- Two plus years ago, my mentoring journey commenced, fueled by a deep-seated desire to contribute to my community. This calling didn't surface spontaneously; it had been simmering within me since 2014. The pivotal moment occurred in 2015, during Sonoma's 4th of... Continue

Millions short, Sonoma School Board makes drastic cuts

Facing a massive revenue deficit and dwindling reserves, the Sonoma Valley Unified School District’s Board of Trustees eliminated seven full-time secondary school and six full-time elementary school teaching jobs. In all, 36 positions were eliminated. The cuts save the district about $2.5 million annually, with... Continue

Unincorporated Sonoma County – What’s new?

In the wake of our most recent round of storms, in which steady downpours and fierce winds resulted in flooded roads, swollen creeks and rivers, downed trees, and prolonged power outages, I have had Sonoma County’s unincorporated communities on my mind.  Along with Supervisor Hopkins,... Continue

Red flags on Measure H

We all want to be safe from fire and we all respect, appreciate and want to support our dedicated and courageous firefighters for their lifesaving work. However, there are many red flags about Measure H. It’s a regressive tax. The Measure would establish a half-cent... Continue

Wine internship in Hungary

The Sonoma-Tokaj Sister Cities Committee is offering a unique work, learning and cultural experience this Fall for someone from the Sonoma area working the wine harvest in the famous wine town of Tokaj, Hungary.  Sonoma and the world-class wine region of Tokaj have been Sister... Continue

Kitchen Concert with The Quixotics

The Sonoma Community Center’s Kitchen Concert Series presents The Quixotics, a Sonoma-based trio comprised of Jennie Nourse, Cynthia Tarr, and Kim Hughes. The trio performs Sunday, February 25 at 6pm. Tickets $15 at the door/profits to the SCC Music Program. The Quixotics are Sonoma-based trio... Continue

Best of ‘Luck’ from SV Rotary

The Rotary Club of Sonoma Valley has launched ticket sales for the annual Luck o' the Irish Raffle, with 100% of the raffle proceeds go towards the club’s grants to local education and nonprofit groups. The grand prize is $10,000, and four additional ticket holders will... Continue

Review: ‘Sylvia’ shines at Sonoma Arts Live

By Barry Willis A rambunctious dog drives a wedge between a couple of empty-nesters in Sylvia at Sonoma Arts Live through February 18. Melody Payne delights and astounds as the lovable stray dog whose name gives the title to A.R. Gurney’s sweet story. David Shirk is perfectly cast... Continue
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