JESÚS GUZMÁN Board Chair at Graton Day Labor Center The State of Working Sonoma 2018, paints a devastating portrait in data of a split in Sonoma County, between the rich and poor, […]
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Cloverdale Cloverdale Tuesday Farmers’ Market cloverdaletuesdayfarmersmarket.com Farms include Preston Farm & Winery, Buttercup Farm, and Lantern Farm, a Snail of Approval recipient from Slow Food Sonoma County. 225 N. Cloverdale
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An Interview with The Silo Looking to cut down on your plastic waste? A new farmers’ market booth in Sonoma County aims to be a one-stop shop for zero waste
The Dhyana Center’s Apothecary Bar Has A Mocktail Even Carrie Bradshaw Could Love DeAnna Batdorff, founder of the Dhyana Center, an Ayurvedic center in Sebastopol, first started making “smart”
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The Miracle Plum Edition Looking for ideas for the best holiday gifts? For this year’s holiday gift basket, we reached out to the experts to get the scoop on their
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The holiday season has arrived! In Sonoma County, we don’t necessarily have a drastic change in seasons, but we do see enough change in weather patterns to make it feel
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In August, CAFF/The Farmers Guild premiered brand-spanking-new farmer trading cards at the Gravenstein Apple Fair. We talked to Evan Wiig, director of membership and communications, for the stats on the
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This Holiday Season, Support Climate-Smart Agriculture Like many people, I was hit hard by a recent report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a United Nations coalition
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One year ago, I interviewed Megan Kaun, a local activist who was leading a campaign to stop the use of Roundup and other glyphosate-based weed killers on public land across
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The grocery business is notoriously tough—and corporate. Two new locally owned markets prove that small business owners are still in the ring If you’d asked me at the beginning of
