My late friend, scholar Kurt von Meier, had the opportunity to sit down with Hopi elders during the early 1970s and discuss the state... Continue
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors made the courageous, unanimous (5-0) decision recently to place the Evelyn Cheatham Effective... Continue
This Plague thing has clearly upended everything anyone thought about anything, and the world is awash in punditry. With spelling... Continue
There is no doubt that 2020 will be remembered for many things, but perhaps one of the most surprising and optimistic is the year of... Continue
There has never been a better time than during this COVID-19 crisis to build meaningful relationships with your donors. But that doesn’t... Continue
Lately, life is like a monopoly game. Go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect two hundred dollars. We’re either on lock... Continue
I noticed Logan Harvey many years ago and saw he was an up-and-comer: young, thoughtful, articulate, engaging, personable, he... Continue
When police violence hits close to home: ‘The killing of one of my students by a Vallejo cop’
Guy Jarreau, a Napa Community College student, was shot and killed by a Vallejo police officer in 2010. By Loretta Carr The distress... Continue
‘Betty was forever bringing home stray or wounded animals and hiding them under the porch’. Carleen, Dad, Larry, Betty,... Continue
The President on August 8 signed four executive actions providing additional COVID-19 relief. According to Spidell Publishing, an educational... Continue
What’s fresh, and a delicious recipe for sauteed escarole Winter, if we can call it that in the amazing Sonoma Valley, does slow... Continue
The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office has been sued (again) for police brutality but demands the case be thrown out because the victim... Continue
Well, now we know, if we didn’t know it already: this country has been since its inception and continues to be a racist society. That,... Continue
