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Why F, old movies, busy beavers and more

Posted on October 15, 2021
Why F, old movies, busy beavers and more

The Sonoma Valley Sun endorses Measure F to continue the parcel tax in support of the Sonoma Valley Hospital. Not to add or increase... Continue

School is hard, lost cats, and a farmer’s lament

Posted on September 9, 2021
School is hard, lost cats, and a farmer's lament

Life — and homework — goes on at El Verano Elementary School, but without principal Maite Iturri, who resigned, suddenly... Continue

Temperatures up, masks off

Posted on July 8, 2021
Temperatures up, masks off

Sunny skies, brown lawns, preemptive power outages. Ah, summer. When the super hot weather returns (from its vacation in Seattle),... Continue

Sonoma city council: 20% less water, 20% fewer councilmembers

Posted on June 22, 2021
Sonoma city council: 20% less water, 20% fewer councilmembers

On a night when the Sonoma City Council replaced one member and learned yet another– the third in six months — was resigning,... Continue

Small justice, random gaslighting, and more

Posted on May 28, 2021
Small justice, random gaslighting, and more

Dominic Foppoli finally stepped down, in un-self-aware disgrace, as mayor of Windsor after being accused of sexual misconduct by at... Continue

Half full, half empty… is there a third option?

Posted on May 5, 2021
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

Posted on April 16, 2021
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

Posted on March 25, 2021
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

Posted on February 12, 2021
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

Posted on December 10, 2020
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


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