This Sunday, January 11, will be Reverend Nancy Taylor’s last day as pastor of the First Congregational Church of Sonoma, United Church of Christ. Reverend Taylor has provided an insightful and caring ministry for nearly nine years. “Rev. Nancy’s wisdom, empathy and love of service... Continue
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Creating health and fitness in the New Year is the theme of the January 16 educational event offered in the GirlTalk discussion series on women’s health topics, sponsored by Sonoma Valley Hospital. Experts will discuss how improved diet, mindful movement and a positive attitude can... Continue
(Frank Samson) “I only make right turns,” said my 89-year-old friend when asked to what he credits his accident-free driving record of the last decade. Like most seniors, Sam has modified his driving habits as he’s aged to accommodate his changing physical abilities. The ability... Continue
The Christmas Bird Count for Kids (CBC4Kids) on January 18 is a fun, family-friendly winter bird count event to celebrate our feathered friends while engaging youth and their families in the popular sport of birding. This is the eight year that Sonoma Birding has offered... Continue
Brothers Keeper, the rock/Americana trio out of Vail, will be joined by big fan and frequent collaborator John Popper, the harmonica legend from Blues Traveler. Saturday night, January. 8:30 p.m. $25. Sebastiani Theatre. 996.9756. Sebastianitheatre.com Continue
La Luz Center will again offer a free tax return preparation assistance program “Earn it, Keep it, Save it” and is actively recruiting volunteers to work a few hours a week during tax season. Last year La Luz helped over 50 individuals and families, with... Continue
Editor: A few nights ago, I called the CHP in reference to a driver, racing a truck with purple tail Lights, up and down local street, as I stood in my driveway talking with my neighbor about the driver a few minutes later, he decided... Continue
(Kelly Mather/CEO Sonoma Valley Hospital) I can honestly say that 2014 was the most challenging year in my career. When I did my residency for my MHA in 1991, I remember being told that the “good old days” when insurance payments covered the cost for... Continue
(By Frank Samson) When it comes to spending the holidays with family, some things never seem to change. Aunt Harriet always makes her yummy pecan pie, Uncle Jack always drinks too much, your brother inevitably starts a political debate with your husband, and your parents... Continue
Three suspects in an armed robbery, during which the victim was hit in the head with gun and chased down a neighborhood street, eluded capture Thursday night after an attack in the parking lot of Glen Ellen Grocery. The victim told Sheriff’s Deputies that he... Continue