Crafting Community
SAY Dream Center finds kindness literally coming out of the closet. The new residents settling into their rooms at Social Advocates for Youth (SAY) Dream Center this year won’t be storing […]
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Mar/Apr 2016
Want to Boost the Economy?
Enjoy Life! Eat out more often! By any account, we’ve got it good. If you live in Sonoma County, you eat out. If you come here to visit, well—you probably came
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Kelp!
Ocean Rich Seaweed is a regenerative super food that can help heal the earth. All we have to do is to eat it. The Pacific Ocean heaves forward one breath
Suds ‘n’ Spirits
Thinkin’ to drinkin’, we offer a rotating round of spots we love. [aesop_quote type=”pull” background=”#ffffff” text=”#000000″ width=”75%” align=”center” size=”2″ quote=”BEER” parallax=”on” direction=”left”] CLOVERDALE ALE COMPANY’S RUTH MCGOWAN’S BREWPUB ruthmcgowansbrewpub.com |
Modern Kvass
Father and son team produce a beverage no really wants to drink—yet. When Adam Johnston first drank kvass deep in the mountains of Northern China, it wasn’t exactly love at
On the Rhyze
With inspiration from the past, hop growing returns to Sonoma County. On a cold January night, 10 members of the newly formed NorCal Hops Growers Alliance met around a wooden table at
Nonprofit For Profit
Noble Spoon lets the hungry feed the hungry. There’s a wonderful alliteration to the phrase, “the silver tsunami,” but its meaning is a tad less lyrical. The metaphoric tsunami at hand
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Zero Waste Live!
In which our reporter takes a love for cheese and chips, adds a toddler, and lives lightly(ish) on the Earth. In 2013, I visited a house that was sparse, white,
Small Gestures
You can’t save all refugees, but you can certainly braid a little girl’s hair. After a tremendous storm had buffeted the beach, a young girl wandered among the thousands of
Folks You Should Know – Robert Weiss
Healdsburg Artist Throws a Pot on Mt. Everest for Arts Scoloarship Ain’t No Mountain High Enough. When Robert Weiss attended a high school graduation in 2003, he was gratified to
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