A bite-by-bite review of all the great prepared food being served up this year at the Tuesday Night Farmers's Market. Continue
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Nelly Avila, 73, of Sonoma, passed away on April 15, 2014. Charles L. Beltz, 79, of Sonoma, passed away on April 1, 2014. Jerry Taylor Cawdrey, 83, of Sonoma, passed away on April 23, 2014. Kip Michael Garcia, 63, of Sonoma, passed away on April... Continue
Amelia Lee, 10, and Chelsea Young, 9, add their own flourishes to the annual, weeklong mural project at Dunbar School. When completed, this year’s panel, called “Explore and Discover,” becomes an interactive teaching tool about water in nature, explained art coordinator Beth Bierman. Mendocino artist... Continue
(By Gina Cuclis) “Employing teens, encouraging dreams” is the slogan of Sonoma Valley Teen Services. While the sign outside the building at 17440 Sonoma Highway in Boyes Hot Springs still has the old name, Valley of the Moon Teen Center, the programs inside have evolved... Continue
Your B&B room can now come with a bottle of wine, the Sonoma Planning Commission decided, okaying the Cottage Inn’s plan to build the cost of a bottle of wine into its room rate. Do the suites come with cheese, too? Running in place? That... Continue
Rude drunk stains public event A drunk slurping from a can of PBR at the first Tuesday Night Farmers’ Market remained defiant when police noted that he had urinated in his pants. “So what if I did?” queried the Sonoma man, 30, on probation with... Continue
It is often said you are what you eat, and this is also true for our four legged friends. Unfortunately, the itchy problem of food allergies can make a pet and his guardian alike go bonkers, the pet scratching for relief and the owner going... Continue
(By Walt Williams). Shooting starts next week, it’s a micro tale of small town politics but what it really represents is a warning for the world of industrial capitalism keeping the little guy down. A haggard Johnny Depp plays mayor Ken Brown, a man so... Continue
The City of Sonoma has resurrected a loan program to provide matching funds of up to $10,000 to business owners for to make building improvements. The Business Improvement Loan Program was recently approved by the City Council, using one-time funding received from the state-imposed dissolution... Continue
After 27 busy years of gigs as Popo the Clown, from county fairs to backyard parties, Penny Byrd knows what kids like. And, more importantly, what parents want. They want a place for a birthday party or kids’ celebration that’s convenient, inexpensive and, well, not... Continue