Sonoma Valley Unified School Board President Catarina Landry leads a Board which must address a fiscal crisis; decide on a third potential school closure (following Dunbar Elementary in 2023 and Adele Harrison Middle School in June); and hire a new Superintendent. Anna Pier talks with... Continue
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Acquisition of SOS Could Bring Long Term Valley Benefits By David Bolling While all may not be complete unity at the SOS Unity Kitchen – whose singular mission is to feed the hungry in Sonoma Valley – the final outcome of a recently negotiated marriage... Continue
The Marin/Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District has confirmed finding the first dead bird infected with West Nile virus (WNv) for 2025. The American Crow was collected near Patten St. and 4th St E in the City of Sonoma and is the first detection of West Nile virus activity for... Continue
By David Bolling It is two weeks before WigOut, the Tenth Anniversary of Cancer Support Sonoma, and I am horizontally reclined on a comfortable lounge chair, inside the common room at the Zen-like CSS office on First Street West in Sonoma. A tranquil, melodious sound... Continue
It is instructive that when you consult Wikipedia for the definition of the word “scope” you are informed that it refers to “the extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant; the opportunity or possibility to... Continue
By Sedra Shapiro-Nathan, Sonoma Sun Foreign Correspondent I’m writing this first dispatch from Neuilly-sur-Seine, the town my husband and I now call home for the next year, just outside Paris. It’s about as close to Paris as the Springs is to Sonoma Plaza — an... Continue
FRIDAY, September 19 at 4:00 pm $15 for Praxis members; $20 general To Register: Click Here MARTIN BERNSTEIN Money for Nothing: How the Modern Financial Sector is Shaping Our Entire Economy The financial sector has changed radically since the Reagan presidency. Today, this sector lends mostly... Continue
“Why don’t you and your daughter Zoe come over for dinner,” said the voice at the other end of the telephone, continuing, “I live just down the block.” “Sure,” I replied, “see you at 5:30.” So began my 50-year relationship with Norma Jean Marsh Campbell.... Continue
The idea for convening a Community Forum was born out of a concern that the community - parents, teachers and other staff, and residents - have not been given an opportunity for meaningful input on the consolidation decision in a non-confrontational manner. The Forum will... Continue
By Ben Christopher This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California lawmakers just laid the groundwork for a highly targeted building boom. Senate Bill 79, authored by San Francisco Democrat Sen. Scott Wiener, would “upzone” neighborhoods immediately surrounding train, light rail and subway stations... Continue