In contrast to most of human history, present day western culture does not like to think seriously about death. This is not to say... Continue
A proposal is rumored to be circulating in the Valley (well, at least around my desk) which, if adopted, could have profound implications... Continue
It is with a heavy heart that I write in remembrance of Val Robichaud, Editor and Publisher of the Sonoma Valley Sun, who passed away ... Continue
At The Sonoma Speakers Series, I was deeply moved to hear Anthony Ray Hinton tell his story. He is a black man. He was put in prison,... Continue
Sonoma is once again in the midst of a farmer’s market controversy, an occurrence that seems to happen every decade or two. Some... Continue
Beep, Boop! Beep, Boop! The street vendor is here! Jumping up like a dog trained to respond to the sound of a bicycle horn, I grabbed... Continue
Why bother? I mean, really. They’re dead. Who cares about the past, and what difference does it make? However, there are occasions... Continue
Congress will be continue to pass numerous tax law changes. Below are tidbits that that you might find useful: IRS Online Account enhancements.... Continue
The Sonoma Friday Farmers’ Market at Depot Park is a Sonoma tradition that spans over 35 years. This outdoor event, set in the parking... Continue
On November 19, 2023 I attended a church service held by the Sonoma Collective Church in the theater at Sonoma Valley High School. ... Continue
Wildflowers enthrall me. Over the past three years, since I lost Stan and stopped working, I’ve become enchanted by the native wildflowers... Continue
By Marissa La Brecque | For The Sun — In a world that has become increasingly isolated and disconnected, it’s crucial... Continue
Why do you teach the arts, I asked the visual and performing arts teachers in SVUSD recently. Their answers revealed the transformational... Continue
My name is George Thompson and I’ve had a music radio show on KSVY called the Coyote Road for 18 years. I am happy to be joining... Continue
