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Hope for the homeless?

  Home for the holidays summons within many of us years of happy memories with family and friends and shared home-cooked meals. It summons heartfelt scenes and feelings from our childhood holidays and good times together. Now imagine not having a home. We immediately feel... Continue

One Cold Night to aid homeless youth

[caption id="attachment_92528" align="aligncenter" width="420"] Sonoma City Councilmember Rachel Hundley beds down for One Cold Night on December 7[/caption] There is a homeless crisis happening now, in the county, in the valley, in the city. The number of homeless youth is particularly shocking. Sonoma County has... Continue

Holiday gift program brightens Valley spirits

With gift requests from local families and individuals in need, the Christmas list for the Sonoma Valley Holiday Program is longer than ever. “The need is now “ said Constance Grizzell. “People have lost their jobs, their homes, their income. It’s time for those who can... Continue

Suspects nabbed running from El Verano burglary

Two men were arrested after fleeing the scene of residential burglary in El Verano, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. Bryce Finch, 28, and Brian Webber, 34, both of Sonoma, were arrested December 10 on charges of burglary and conspiracy. At about 11 a.m.,... Continue

The story of Woody Guthrie

Through songs and stories, musician Adam Miller shares the life and times of Woody Guthrie, a troubadour of Americana whose folk songs and ballads influenced generations (Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Bruce Springsteen) of socially-conscious musicians. On Saturday, December 15, Miller accompanies his rich baritone voice... Continue

Under The Sun: Tom Conlon, climate town crier

Energy consultant Tom Conlon has been sounding the alarm: everyone needs to take our climate crisis more seriously and start acting accordingly. Originally trained as an applied anthropologist, this electrician turned energy policy analyst and software developer has been thinking about how to solve environmental... Continue

Fire season, the latest government failure

By Dan de la Torre As a Northern California native,  I remember even at an early age the variety of changes throughout the year. The seasonal changes of spring, summer, winter and fall, Christmas season, rainy season and my all time favorite, baseball season. However I... Continue

Taking the high road

  Steve Brumme, a Paralympian who you’ve probably seen zipping around on his handcycle, has his sights set on riding in a Rotary International End Polio Now Campaign Good Will Bike Tour. His 300-mile campaign is next June, but to prepare takes intense training. He... Continue