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Sonoma Planning Commission to Review Its 2025 Workplan

At a special meeting of Sonoma's Planning Commission tonight at 6 p.m. in the City Council Meeting Room, the commission's workplan for the coming year will be reviewed. Taking its cue from the City Council's 2025 Goals, the Commission will allocate its time and resources... Continue

Cherry and the DeAmicis: Astrological Tips 

By Carole Cherry and Ralph and Lahni DeAmicis of PlanetaryCalendar.com As Spring begins, we have Mercury and Venus both Retrograde, so personal issues and communication may become a little frustrating, particularly if this impacts personal Planets for you or someone you’re close to or trying... Continue

A Week of Rainy Weather Begins Today

March is not going out like a lamb, this year. Our region is in for a week of rain as another, and unusual spring Atmospheric River comes ashore and washes our area for the next week to ten days. While the rainfall amounts do not... Continue

Will Shonbrun: Different Strokes…

By Will Shonbrun So, there I was, just going along, minding my own business when all of a sudden I was having a stroke, although I had no idea of that happening. I was simply having lunch at Hacienda and next thing I knew I... Continue

Crowded Town Hall Inspires Action for Democracy

by Anna Pier President of Wake UP Sonoma Lisa Storment greeted the almost 400 people who filled the Vets Building on Sunday afternoon March 9 for a Town Hall, with the affirmation that the size of the turnout was a good indicator of "our level... Continue

Larry Barnett: A Logic of Vagueness

Despite the fact that the world is not like it at all, people prefer to live in a deterministic reality of fixed objects where clock time governs and events are predictable. Accordingly, our systems of logic - grammars of subject, object, and verb - assign... Continue

A Tribute to My Friend, Sam Keen (1931-2025)

By Georgia Kelly Sam Keen was my friend, sometimes a mentor, sometimes a big brother, but always one of my most treasured friends. I met Sam about 50 years ago when I was living in Big Sur and he was a frequent workshop leader at... Continue