Half full, half empty… is there a third option?
What to make of the Sonoma Valley High School’s in-person attendance situation, where about 50 percent of students came back... Continue
This, that and #other
While we’re busy dealing with a pandemic, there’s another disaster looming on the cloudless horizon, a potential crisis flying... Continue
Sonoma Hotel returns; cannabis in Glen Ellen; water thoughts; and more
The Sonoma Hotel Project, dormant for over two years, is back on the well-worn drawing board. Kenwood Investments submitted plans... Continue
Nuts, rusty bolts, and lawsuits
The housing development planned for the big lot at MacArthur and Broadway in Sonoma was ambitiously dubbed The Gateway, as it promised... Continue
Tea, snark and mountain lions
Hey, where’s everybody going? Rachel Hundley, voluntarily exiting from the city council, is the latest exile from an important top... Continue
Respond and react
The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office has been sued (again) for police brutality but demands the case be thrown out because the victim... Continue
Politics, crime and power (shutoffs)
The Sonoma City Council race is already over, and it’s not even September. Two seats were to be contested, but only two candidates... Continue
Harrington to run again for Sonoma City Council
Amy Harrington will run for another term on the Sonoma City Council. It was a tough decision, she admits, but after much thought... Continue
Who’s Zooming who?
Supervisor Susan Gorin has announced the appointees for the North Valley Municipal Advisory Council, an official body that will hold... Continue
Rogue acts, desperate measures… and Popo the Clown
The City of Sonoma’s police department is, by contract, administered and staffed by the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. This provides... Continue
