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Ukrainian students return home with precious memories

[caption id="attachment_24643" align="alignnone" width="468" caption="Sad to leave but excited to get home, Lena, Nastya and Anastsiya prepare a special Ukranian dish for their farewell party."][/caption] Our three Ukrainian exchange students and their teacher are headed back to Kaniv, Sonoma’s Sister City, after making many friends here and sharing much of... Continue

County wants out of Vets Building business

The upkeep on the place is murder, the utilities are sky high and the owner is losing about a million bucks a year on the place. Tuesday, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors did what most landlords would do in the same situation. It raised... Continue

Hitting the wall

Looking for a new way to share quality time with your child? There's nothing like a 20-foot, four-rope rock wall ascent to bring the family together. On Saturday, May 7, The Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley offers a Parent/Child climbing class from 10... Continue

Protestors to big business: pay up

[caption id="attachment_24606" align="alignnone" width="420" caption="As the filing deadline passes, a protest against corporate tax breaks takes to Sonoma Plaza. "][/caption] The April 18 IRS deadline brought a crowd of more than 100 to Sonoma Plaza to rally for tax and social justice. Protestors called for... Continue

Impact100 announces grant finalists

Impact100 Sonoma will award its annual $100,000 Impact Grant on May 7 to one of the following nonprofit organizations serving Sonoma Valley:  • Education focus area: Sonoma Valley Teen Services’ Skills for Life Program • Family focus area: Social Advocates for Youth, Sonoma Valley Youth... Continue

You may be bigger, but…

You know what a right angle is (right?), and, though you might misspell it, how photosynthesis works. You know, pretty much, when the earlier train from Chicago meets the faster train from New York. You might even know who the 19th president was --without using... Continue

Hitting the high C's

The Sonoma Valley High School Music and Drama Departments go tropical with the classic Rogers & Hammerstein musical “South Pacific” at the school’s Little Theatre. The two weekend run begins Friday night, April 15. The story is drawn from a Pulitzer-Prize-winning novel by James A.... Continue

Hitting the high C's

The Sonoma Valley High School Music and Drama Departments go tropical with the classic Rogers & Hammerstein musical “South Pacific” at the school’s Little Theatre. The two weekend run begins Friday night, April 15. The story is drawn from a Pulitzer-Prize-winning novel by James A.... Continue

The dog lecturer

Wayne Pacelle, president the national Humane Society, speaks on his book “The Bond: Our Kinship with Animals, Our Call to Defend Them” on Saturday, April 16. Readers’ Books presents the 3 p.m. event at the Sonoma Community Center as a fundraiser for Pets Life Line... Continue

The dog lecturer

Wayne Pacelle, president the national Humane Society, speaks on his book “The Bond: Our Kinship with Animals, Our Call to Defend Them” on Saturday, April 16. Readers’ Books presents the 3 p.m. event at the Sonoma Community Center as a fundraiser for Pets Life Line... Continue
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