Former Sonoma Valley girls soccer coach Gregory Vance Tatton pleaded not guilty Monday in Sonoma County Superior Court to multiple charges of molesting one of his underage players. Tatton, 43, pleaded not guilty to 10 counts of lewd and lascivious conduct with a 15-year old.... Continue
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The California Highway Patrol is looking for witnesses to the accident that fatally injured an 81-year-old pedestrian Monday morning on Verano Avenue. Constancia Morsiquillo, of Sonoma, was crossing Verano 7:15 am in order to enter Maxwell Farms Regional Park at when she was struck by a Ford... Continue
Sonoma County lane closures: On April 18–19 and 19–20 from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., southbound traffic on Highway 101 will be routed to the shoulder from Windsor River Road to Steele Lane. And on April 18–19 from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., northbound traffic... Continue
Susan Foshay’s fifth-grade class from Prestwood School recently released steelhead trout into a river in Annadel State Park in Santa Rosa. The class raised the fish from eggs, releasing them once they’d grown to the fry stage. In Susan Foshay's fifth-grade class, raising trout is... Continue
Joyce Schipper has announced her retirement after six years as principal of Flowery School. “Joyce is an exemplary educational leader and we appreciate all that she has done for Flowery School and the dual immersion programs,” said Pam Martens, school district superintendent. “It is the... Continue
On Thursday afternoon at approximately 3 p.m., police responded to what was a false alarm at Sonoma Bank, 135 W. Napa St. According to an eyewitness account, six officers surrounded the bank, with some crouched and hiding in the parking lot between the bank and... Continue
Steven Cox, Community Organization Representative opened the Springs Redevelopment Advisory Committee meeting with a little levity last Thursday evening. “We are competing with the film festival this evening,” he said. “Can’t see why somebody would want to go see movies while they could be attending... Continue
Five public budget workshops are being announced as the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors works to achieve necessary budget cuts for the upcoming fiscal year. The workshops will involve true, two-way communication and will give residents the opportunity to assign their own value to county... Continue
The Pacific Union Real Estate agents now taking a series of five classes are optimistic that creating their own blogs and using Twitter and Facebook will give them an edge during this challenging housing market. Jerry Kidd, who is the firm’s Director of Training, is... Continue
The first money from the federal stimulus package earmarked for Sonoma may hit the streets – First Street West, to be exact – as early as July. The 1.1-mile strip between MacArthur and Napa streets will be repaved in a job that should take 45... Continue