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Public intro for latest First Street East plan

The latest plan for a 28-acre property on First Street West, a development of 27 homes and an 80-unit assisted living apartment complex called Vintage Park, will be rolled out to public at 5:3o p.m. meeting at Vintage House. The land is owned by Caymus Development Company,... Continue

Film Fest awards

    [caption id="attachment_87207" align="aligncenter" width="420"] The Russian film 'Salyut 7' was voted best World Feature[/caption] As a wrap to the 21st annual Sonoma International Film Festival, competition winners were announced at a packed awards ceremony last night at the Sebastiani Theatre. The 2018 winners are: Best American Independent Feature: Winning... Continue

Accessories before the fact

Lynn Strohm, a.k.a. ‘The Purse Princess,’ and Pets Lifeline’s Mary Catherine Cutcliffe ready donations of upscale purses for Tailwags and Handbags, the nonprofit’s eighth annual luncheon and silent auction on Friday, April 27. The affair at Buena Vista Winery features bidding on a range of... Continue

Scenes from Sonoma’s anti-gun march

The Sonoma Valley version of the national March for Our Lives Rally drew a large crowd to Sonoma Plaza. The goal was to stand in solidarity with marches all over the country calling for measures to prevent gun violence. National organizers say the movement is a demand... Continue

Socorro Shiels is choice for SV School Superintendent

The following Press Release has been received from the Sonoma Valley Unified School District Socorro Shiels Chosen as Finalist for Superintendent Position Following an extensive search, which brought an excellent field of 30 capable and experienced candidates from four states, the Sonoma Valley Unified School District... Continue

Our vineyards need Mexican labor

Reader opinion by Bill Boerum -- Having conducted wine tours for over 10 years and observing our scenic vineyards, it’s been of interest to me to learn about the work done by migrant labor, the major labor input to cultivation and harvesting. [caption id="attachment_87139" align="alignright" width="200"]... Continue

Under the Sun: Peter Hansen, media arts teacher

The Sun: This is an exciting time for your Sonoma Valley High School students, with their films being shown in the Sonoma International Film Festival. Peter Hansen: For sure. Getting to see their work on the big screen at the Sebastiani is such a big... Continue

Sonoma Planning Director David Goodison Resigns

David Goodison, long time Planning Director in the City of Sonoma, surprised the Planning Commission Thursday night by announcing that he had turned in his resignation to the City Manager, effective August of this year. In remarks to the commission, Goodison explained that having gotten... Continue

Teens busy with Senior Projects

Completing a Senior Project is a ritual, and a graduation requirement, for every senior at Sonoma Valley High School. As part of the semester-long assignment, students are expected to write a related research paper and present a public presentation about the project. So how’s it... Continue

Sonoma man guilty of child molestation

Paul Dwayne Kilgore, once the athletic director for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley, has been found guilty of six counts of child molestation. The jury found that Kilgore, 70, had committed the offenses against multiple victims, who were all under the age... Continue