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Ten-year-old Sonoma resident wins big at the Fair

[caption id="attachment_11448" align="alignright" width="420" caption="Submitted Photo Rio Pagliaro takes top honors at county fair."][/caption] The Valley’s own Rio Pagliaro has taken the Supreme Grand Lamb championship for the second year in a row. Taking the title over 500 other entrants, Pagliaro’s Hamp lamb weighed in... Continue

Mandatory Green Building Program goes into effect August 1

[caption id="attachment_11428" align="alignright" width="420" caption="Photo An example of a commercial building in compliance with the City’s new “Green Building” program is the Freiburg building, located at 10 Maple Street, south of the Sonoma post office"][/caption] The City of Sonoma’s new mandatory green building program will... Continue

Healthcare advocates form broader coalition

More than 70 percent of California voters believe the United States health care system needs significant overhaul, according to a recent Field Health Policy Survey. The wrangling in Washington, D.C. over President Obama’s health plan shows just how complex the issue is, but for Mike... Continue

Local boy spends his summer organizing toy drive for sick children

[caption id="attachment_11436" align="alignright" width="420" caption="Submitted photo Tyler Davenport, 9, is spending his summer gathering donated toys and the funds to purchase them for young patients at Oakland Children’s Hospital.  The Toy Drive will wrap up on September 1."][/caption] “Teach your children well” are the wise... Continue

News Briefs

WillMar announces new executive director After 15 months, Annie Bauer, interim executive director at the WillMar Center for Bereaved Children is stepping down to make way for a new, long term executive director. Patti Cawood will take the reigns to lead the organization. Cawood is... Continue

Sonoma Valley Bank reports loss in second quarter

In a proactive move to allocate significant funds to a reserve account to compensate for loan losses, Sonoma Valley Bank President and CEO Sean Cutting reported a 2009 second quarter company loss of $1,477,833. This figure is compared to the earnings of $946,625 one year... Continue