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Project GROW to plant 10,000 native grass “plugs”

[caption id="attachment_23064" align="alignnone" width="420" caption="Nina Suzuki shows off one of the 10,000 grass plugs students are planting at the Bouverie Preserve."][/caption] Project GROW, short for Gathering to Restore Oak Woodlands, was back in action at the Bouverie Preserve last month when Sonoma Valley High School... Continue

Jazz+ names festival lineup

Sheryl Crow, John Fogerty and the Gipsy Kings are the headliners for the 7th annual Sonoma Jazz + Festival, May 20-22 in Sonoma. Sonoma residents get first crack at tickets, on February 14. Sales open to locals-only, using the password “sweet,” at 9 a.m. at... Continue

Music Lover’s Pancake Breakfast

The second annual pancake breakfast fundraiser for the Sonoma Valley High School Music Department will be served Feb. 13, from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Sonoma Veterans Building. Tickets are $10 and, in addition to breakfast and a silent auction, include live music. Proceeds will help... Continue

Singer’s ‘Strong,’ intimate show

Some young women might think a paralegal job in Manhattan is a pretty good gig. But for Whitney Nichole, it didn’t take long for the lack of a creative outlet to get under her skin. She soon quit her job, assembled a band, and hit... Continue

Catch of the day

Boo the dog wagged his little lobster tail Saturday after the 2nd annual Barkus in the Springs, a Mardi Gras parade for dogs along Highway 12 in the Springs. The roundtrip walk made its way from The Epicurean Connection to the Arroyo Vet Hospital, where... Continue

Sonoma Valley High School scholarship opportunity

The Fabric of Society scholarship competition has expanded to include 25 California high schools, Sonoma Valley High School among them.  Seniors from 25 participating high schools across California are competing for $2,000 scholarships in De La Rosa & Co.’s third annual Fabric of Society competition.  In... Continue

False alarm at downtown bank

A call that had Sonoma police, some with guns drawn, flanking Sonoma Bank on Thursday afternoon turned out to be a false alarm. At least six officers responded to 135 W. Napa St. at about 2:15 p.m. and took up observation positions. It was a... Continue

False alarm at downtown bank

A call that had Sonoma police, some with guns drawn, flanking Sonoma Bank on Thursday afternoon turned out to be a false alarm. At least six officers responded to 135 W. Napa St. at about 2:15 p.m. and took up observation positions. It was a... Continue

Road to Reality for SVHS seniors

Sonoma Valley High School seniors were given some valuable life lessons on Thursday courtesy of Soroptimist International of Sonoma Valley. Arriving at the Veterans Building early this morning students were treated to breakfast before breaking into groups to learn about everything from banking to the... Continue

Road to Reality for SVHS seniors

Sonoma Valley High School seniors were given some valuable life lessons on Thursday courtesy of Soroptimist International of Sonoma Valley. Arriving at the Veterans Building early this morning students were treated to breakfast before breaking into groups to learn about everything from banking to the... Continue
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