March/April 2020 Issue – Online Version
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Mar/Apr 2020
Letter from the Editor
I moved to Sonoma County over 16 years ago, in part to thaw out from the six years I spent in Vermont after leaving my native Louisiana for college. People
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Locavortex – “Grow Local” Program & Snapshot of a Local Maker
If you’re one of the first female vintners in the county, what might you do with your influence? For Judy Jordan, formerly of J Vineyards and Winery, the answer was
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Criminally Good: Sinning in the Kitchen with Dawn Zaft
On a Saturday evening in January, Dawn Zaft is at the Hopmonk, feeling a bit nervous. The place is packed for a sold-out show of The Sam Chase, and Zaft
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Grain by Grain: The Sticky Rice Supper Club Celebrates Asian Diaspora
On a warm afternoon in August last year, a dozen people gathered around a table on the western edge of Spring Lake in Santa Rosa. They chatted and dug into
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ACE Cider Keeps on Truckin’
What was once primarily a small, tight-knit community of mostly farmers and hippies nestled in a quaint downtown, Sebastopol has exploded into a scene of trendy bars and restaurants, rising
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Adventures in Drinking – Old Possum Brewing Co.
Like all the very best gastropubs, Old Possum Brewing Co. promises locally sourced food that closes the loop from brewer to farmer and back again in holistic harmony, with the
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Always the Sun – The Sunrise Movement in Sonoma County
The Sunrise Movement has risen in Sonoma County & they won’t stop until they get a Green New Deal. Growing up in Koreatown, a neighborhood west of downtown Los Angeles,
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Place Matters – The Fibershed Movement
A new book on the Fibershed movement acts as a toolkit for building a soil-to-skin approach to clothing in a fast fashion world. When Rebecca Burgess started Fibershed a decade
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Locavox: Guy Tillotson
For the past four years, Tillotson has been working hard to make SRJC a greener campus. When a much-needed and appreciated compost bin appeared in our English department workroom, I
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