Although the Windsor Jaguars were 0-13 on the season, the Sonoma Dragons baseball team figured out much sooner than later that the Jaguars were looking to knock off the top dog in the Sonoma County League. Windsor stayed right with Sonoma through four innings, even... Continue
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No sooner had Ambassador Abderahman Salaheldin and his wife, Dr. Thoraya Mohamed Elkhadrawy, stepped out of their limousine into the Sonoma sunshine than he proposed to Mayor Joanne Sanders and City Historian George McKale that he would like Sonoma to become a sister city to... Continue
This disaster kit contains canned goods, non-perishable food, a first aid kit, batteries and more. Ryan lely/Sonoma Valley Sun Linda Kelly, a city manager with first hand disaster experience, spoke to the City Council Wednesday night to alert them to the need for stepped up... Continue
Sonoma, first in the county to have a groundwater management plan, will see the plan put into action this month with the launching of a well monitoring program. Then, on April 24, in an awards ceremony following a regular Basin Advisory Panel meeting, First District... Continue
Given 30 days to comply with an obscure ordinance and give up her six pet hens, long-time resident, Doreen Proctor, appealed to neighbors, the press, and finally, the county. “How does an ordinary citizen get a public ordinance changed to permit keeping chickens as pets?”... Continue
Thursday, April 3, 2008 Sonoma Valley Unified School District 17830 Railroad Avenue, Sonoma, CA Special closed board meeting to consider candidates for position of superintendent Tuesday, April 8, 2008, 6:30 p.m. Sonoma Valley Unified School District 17830 Railroad Avenue, Sonoma, CA Regular board meeting http://www.svusdca.org... Continue
Photos by Ryan Lely Hundreds of people gathered to celebrate and shop during the opening of Tuesday Nights Farmers Markets. John Noonan, 10, playing bagpipes with his instructor Jim McElroy at the opening of the 2008 Farmers Market season. Katharina Forsythe getting her greens from... Continue
CEO Carl Gerlach on the job. Ryan lely/Sonoma Valley Sun Picture a boat, sailing toward a distant island in a stormy sea. There’s a leak in the hull, and just a bucket to bail. What to do? Hoist the jib to get there faster? Keep... Continue
Last night, city manager Linda Kelly outlined to a rapt city council the city’s current level of disaster preparedness. In her report, she considered plans, staff training, emergency operations center, equipment and community awareness efforts. Among her recommendations was that a disaster council be assembled... Continue
Given 30 days to comply with an obscure ordinance and give up her six pet hens, long-time resident, Doreen Proctor, appealed to neighbors, the press, and finally, the county. “How does an ordinary citizen get a public ordinance changed to permit keeping chickens as pets?”... Continue