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Sonoma County winery acquisition: Martin Ray buys Foppiano
WEBJuly 8, 2024. Santa Rosa’s Martin Ray Winery, on the Laguna Ridge, known for it’s distinctive water tower, is acquiring Foppiano Winery and Vineyards in Healdsburg. The Martin Ray site is one of the oldest continually working wineries in California. Founded in 1896, Foppiano is celebrated for its robust Petite Sirah and elegant Pinot Noir.
Know your zone: Sonoma County evacuation map
WEBAug 3, 2021 · En Espanol. El condado de Sonoma y sus ciudades incorporadas están estableciendo zonas de evacuación estandarizadas para el condado. En el pasado, las zonas de evacuación eran diferentes para cada incidente, ahora su zona seguirá siendo prácticamente la misma, puede conocer su zona para el hogar y el trabajo y estar listo para comenzar cuando se emita una alerta solicitando la evacuación ...
The local story behind ’Spirit in the Sky’ - Sonoma County Gazette
WEBMay 27, 2021 · One of the most famous quotes describing the ’60s is "If you can remember the ’60s, you weren't really there." Regardless if you were there or not, the world-famous song “Spirit in the Sky” written in 1969 by Norman Greenbaum will never be forgotten. The journey from his birthplace in Malden, Mass. to becoming a firmly entrenched Sonoma ...
All Calendar Events, The Sonoma County Gazette
WEBTo be included in the Sonoma County Gazette Community Calendar print edition, events must adhere to the following standards: • Ticket price of $30 or less (unless the event is a community benefit event) • Sonoma County location. • Void of promotion of hate speech/hate rhetoric. To promote your event with display advertising in print or ...
Petaluma community update for August 2024 - Sonoma County …
WEBAug 16, 2024 · THE SONOMA COUNTY GAZETTE. August 15, 2024. Hello, Petaluma! As we settle into the dog days of summer, it’s crucial to stay cool and hydrated. High temperatures can be tough, especially for vulnerable populations like children, seniors, and pets. Remember to drink plenty of water, wear light clothing, and avoid strenuous activities.
Holiday craft fairs & maker fairs - The Sonoma County Gazette
WEBDec 5, 2020 · Dec 11 ~ Virtual Holiday Bazaar ~ Shop local craftwork and support the community. Healdsburg Chamber of Commerce, 707-433-6935, [email protected], INFO: healdsburg.com Dec 11-15 ~ Live Oak Virtual Winter Faire Marketplace ~ Wonderful crafts and gifts for the whole family! Great unique holiday gifts, handmade goods and more... 9a-5p at 175 Fairgrounds dr., Petaluma. 707-762-9020 or mbertucci ...
New bakery in Penngrove - The Sonoma County Gazette
WEBMay 4, 2024. It’s going to be sweet and tempting when Anna Rodriguez opens Odd Cookie Bakery this month on Main Street. I’ll be glad there’s a hill to work it off, between my house and her shop at 10000 Main Street, located next door to Valkyrie Tattoo. Anna’s specialties are insane cupcakes, cookies, pastries, tarts and cinnamon buns.
Gazette’s guide to Sonoma County cannabis and dispensaries
WEBApr 7, 2021 · Mercy Wellness, 707-795-1600, Hurs: Daily 10am - 7 pm, We are committed to providing safe access to the highest quality Cannabis flower and products, Medicinal and Adult-Use Cannabis products for qualified members. We treat customers courteously, with integrity and respect. Save time, order online, pickup in store.
Forestville grocer dies in Mount Whitney climbing accident
WEBMay 15, 2024 · Saggu was born on May 20, 1997, and he passed away just before his 27th birthday. His funeral arrangements are being managed by Daniels Chapel of the Roses. Sahaj Singh Saggu, owner of Speer’s Market in Forestville, died while climbing Mount Whitney on May 12, 2024. His was the third climbing death …