July/August 2023 Online Edition
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Jul/Aug 2023
Letter From The Editor
I was born in Tokyo and spent my summers there as a kid, visiting my dad after my parents split up when I was a year old. Fond memories of
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Meet a Tattoo Artist: Mo Bernal
Art has always been there for me, through good times and bad. I was born in 1964, so I’ve seen my share of both. Singing and drawing were my first
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10 Years of Made Local Magazine
Around 2012, the Sonoma County Food System Alliance (FSA), while working under a funding grant from Sonoma County Health, composed an incredibly comprehensive Food Action Plan following a thorough analysis
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Park Place
No matter how many times I visit, I am astounded by the unfathomable immensity of Armstrong Woods’ towering coast redwoods. Words used to describe their grandeur are regularly superlative (gigantic,
Seasoned With Love: Cooking, Community And Culture With Morihouse
“We are not great at promoting or selling ourselves,” Adrian Lewis-Chang tells me right away as we sit down to discuss the constellation of cooking classes and clubs, pop-ups, and
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Bites by the Sea
Like the oceanside hamlet it resides in, Jenner by the Sea, Café Aquatica is both a rest stop and a destination. Regardless of her customers’ travel plans, however, owner Rachel
Meet A Local Farmer
Hello! We’re Nick and Spencer, and we started Solarpunk Farms almost three years ago. We come from non-farming backgrounds—Spencer from biology and climate science and Nick from sustainable business strategy—but
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Keep Cool
Our bodies were designed for swimming. I’ve been telling my kids this since they were old enough to know what water is. As a lifelong swimmer and lover of the
Keep Your Spin Up
Kent Borowick had never hula hooped in his life until a couple of years ago. The longtime Guerneville resident—who also happens to be the town’s Santa Claus—has now lost pounds