Sonoma Farmers’ Market, rain or shine

Winter veggies, artisan breads and baked goods, locally-made foods and products, crafts... but bring your own umbrella, just in case. The Sonoma Valley Certified Farmers' Market is open every Friday, 9am to 12:30pm. The market is located in the Arnold Field parking lot at 241... Continue

Sonoma Valley Covid testing, Vax clinics

Due to the increased demand for testing, pop-up clinics may not have appointments available and may not be able to accommodate walk-ins. If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, contact your health care provider as they may have additional testing opportunities available to patients. Pop-Up... Continue

Sonoma Land Trust workshop examines SDC plan, ways to protect wildlife corridor

What are the key issues at stake as planning the next iteration of the Sonoma Developmental Center enters its final year? The Future of SDC: A Community Workshop on Planning Law and Public Engagement, presented by the Sonoma Land Trust, is scheduled for January 8, 2022,... Continue

Candlelight vigil to mark January 6 anniversary

Its been one year since the seditious attack on the U.S. Capitol in Washington DC. The Sonoma Valley Democrats mark the grim anniversary with a Vigil for Democracy on Thursday, Jan 6, 5-6pm on Sonoma Plaza. Similar events are being held nationwide. Everyone is invited,... Continue

After 40 years in the real estate biz, a final escrow

After 40 years since Catherine Sevenau earned her real estate license, after 25 years of co-owning and running CENTURY 21 Wine Country, after 11 years of partnership with CENTURY 21 NorthBay Alliance, and after one month of changing the name to CENTURY 21 Epic Wine... Continue

City of Sonoma boosts minimum wage in 2022

Starting January 1, 2022, the minimum wage rate in the City of Sonoma is $16.00/hour for large employers (26 or more employees) and $15.00/hour for small employers (25 or fewer employees). Sonoma’s minimum wage applies to any person who in a particular week performs more... Continue

Traveling at the speed of faith

Ideas propel human society, imagination providing an inexhaustible source of fuel. Boundless in reach, ideas cross borders and influence cultures through networks of communication. Originally networks of communication traveled at the speed of direct transmission, sensory experiences such as touch, physical gesture, the spoken word,... Continue

The beautiful, threatened mysteries of the SDC wildlife corridor

When we hear the word corridor, we naturally think of a hall or other narrow passageway. A wildlife corridor may or may not be narrow. When we look at deer trails we see a narrow trail used over and over by deer. But, we also... Continue

Sonoma County urges employers to require booster shots, tests

Employers should immediately require all workers to get a booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, if eligible for one, or get tested at least twice weekly for COVID under new guidelines issued today by Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase. The guidelines are voluntary... Continue

Under the Sun: Maite Iturri, community leader

Sonoma County Supervisors recently acknowledged Maite Iturri's extraordinary ongoing contributions to life in the Sonoma Valley. The Sun's Anna Pier sat down with the former El Verano principal who remains deeply invested in Sonoma. You are from an immigrant family? My father was Basque,... Continue

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