You’re on the School District’s new Equity and Inclusion Task Force, and you have a Facebook group for parents of special needs kids. How did you become involved in this? I have two boys with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), and my children are my number... Continue
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By Louann Carlomagno -- Math... a word that either brings excitement or fear. Students and parents alike experience the same feelings around the subject. We continue to emphasize the importance of mathematics as a field of study and the integral part math plays in our... Continue
Can you identify where this photo was taken? Take a guess, or pick up the April 6 issue of The Sun, at markets, banks, post offices, coffee places, and shops throughout the Sonoma area. Have a mystery pic of your own? Send it. Continue
FAKE NEWS OF THE WEEK After its bid to raise the parcel tax lost at the ballot box, Sonoma Valley Hospital has a novel idea to boost revenue – offer its unused rooms as vacation rentals. “Private rooms with bath, a TV and remote-control bed,... Continue
Photo: Brett Armitage of the Falcons connects off David Larsen of the Red Sox during a recent game at Hughes Field. The Falcons won the game 11-4. The first two weeks of the 2017 Sonoma Little League season are in the books and its shaping up... Continue
A mountain lion being tracked by Audubon Canyon Ranch biologists has given birth to three kittens in the hills above Glen Ellen/Kenwood. The 10-day-old cats are the first offspring born to a subject of the ACR study of mountain lions in the area. The mother,... Continue
By Sonoma City Councilmember Amy Harrington In a town of our size, it is natural for rumors and half-truths to spread like wild fire. As a member of the City Council, I think it is my duty to set the record straight and provide both... Continue
The attorney representing the North of the Mission Neighborhood Association, Rose M. Zoia, has filed a formal complaint with the City of Sonoma alleging that a violation of the Brown Act occurred during the Sonoma Planning Commission of March 23. Association spokesperson Sheila O’Neill notified... Continue
The nonprofit Sonoma Overnight Support will not seek renewal of the test program that allowed overnight parking this winter for people living in their cars. Demand for the five spaces during the December-March period was low, according to Kathy King, SOS executive director, and only... Continue
The heavy rains of the past months, even before the current storms, caused major overflows of raw sewage into Valley street and creeks. In total, 744,780 gallons of raw sewage escaped the collection system and entered protected surface waters over a two-month period. The problem spots:... Continue
