Naomi Starkman communicates for legislative change. Pepsi One won’t kill you, as long as you don’t drink an entire can. “Natural flavors” are genetically engineered. Some 5.1 billion pounds of […]
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Naomi Starkman communicates for legislative change. Pepsi One won’t kill you, as long as you don’t drink an entire can. “Natural flavors” are genetically engineered. Some 5.1 billion pounds of
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Your words can change the world. You know you’ve arrived at the rural Petaluma ranch Douglas Gayeton shares with his wife, Laura Howard-Gayeton, because you can literally see the writing
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Wine and beer make room for a new boom in spirit distillation. You could be smelling one of any number of things,” Adam Spiegel says matter-of-factly as we quite literally
Sonoma County aims to be the first 100 percent sustainable wine region in the U.S. OK, here’s a word that sounds good: Sustainability. But what does it mean? Even the
Meet farmer Oscar Orozco Garcia, radical spiritual libertarian. To prepare to have his photo taken after an interview, farmer Oscar Orozco Garcia runs through the rain to his truck and
Nearly 150 years old, the Grange movement is just getting started. The Sebastopol Grange sits on a neglected section of Highway 12 surrounded by not a whole lot. The Laguna
How price vs. value creates different economic realities. For those uneducated in the arcane world of economics, understanding how our purchasing behavior impacts the local economy can be like visiting
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A Letter from the Editor. One of the many delights of pulling together a bimonthly publication is watching certain threads emerge. For this March/April edition, the thread that became most
The Locastore aims to be your (tiny) new corner market. Sure, Sonoma County might experience some food aridity, but an actual food desert is fortunately difficult to find here, particularly
