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County embarks on ‘monumental effort’ to vaccinate

Despite inadequate supplies and logistical challenges, Sonoma County will soon have the capacity to vaccinate more than 2,000 people a day at seven clinic locations, supervisors announced today. But as yet, no Sonoma Valley site is yet confirmed in what must be "a monumental effort" to... Continue

 From Schocken Hill to the Streets of San Francisco

  The story of Sonoma’s cobblestone quarry, by Larry Barnett Looking up at the oak and manzanita studded hillside of Schocken Hill, it’s hard to imagine it sparsely covered with trees and as the location of an active quarry that supplied San Francisco and other... Continue

The same, only worse

How old is old Sonoma? Not as old as it used to be. The passing of two true locals lends some context to how generational time in a small town moves ever onward. Not all may remember Jeanne Lamb Markson-Artson who died this month, at... Continue

UPDATE: Free Covid tests this week in Sonoma

Free tests for COVID-19 this week in Sonoma Valley: The OptumServe/LHI bus will be at the Veteran’s Hall parking lot in Sonoma on Thursday and Friday, January 21-22. They are currently taking folks with no appointment but it is recommended to register in advance to... Continue

Notes on a better life, live from Finland

Finnish journalist Anu Partenan, author of The Nordic Theory of Everything: In Search of a Better Life,  an online lecture on Friday, January 22. The 11 a.m. event is presented by the Praxis Peace Institute of Sonoma. Partenan lived in the U.S. for several years (even becoming... Continue

Bob Midgley, 1966-2021

Robert (Bob) Dale Midgley Jr., surrounded by his loving family, passed peacefully in the early morning of Saturday, January 9, 2021.  Bob was born in San Francisco on July 23, 1966, to Robert Sr. and Velma Midgley.  Bob was a proud Sonoman attending Prestwood, Altimira... Continue

Rep. Thompson: Why I voted for impeachment

Today Rep. Mike Thompson (CA-05) voted for the Article of Impeachment charging the President with inciting a violent attack on the Capitol to subvert our democracy and overturn the results of the 2020 Presidential election. Here is his statement: “Our institution of representative democracy is... Continue

Civic Zoom calendar for January 2021

Upcoming public meetings: Tuesday, January 26, Springs Municipal Advisory Council, 6:30 p.m. -- Agenda items include: COVID Vaccine Education and Outreach; Springs projects update; Hwy12 & W. Thompson traffic light-Karina Garcia; Shelter; and Emergency Preparedness. https://zoom.us/j/98545304964?pwd=QVlYUTcwNFlOZGtIM2JyWVdNZFZSZz09 Webinar ID: 985 4530 4964. Passcode: 404502. Dial-in by phone: 669.900.9128. English/Spanish.     Continue