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A cheese plate from Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co. with Point Reyes Toma, aged Gouda, salami, pimento cheese, Point Reyes Bay Blue and Original Blue cheeses. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat)

Sonoma and Marin Products Make Oprah’s 2024 List of ‘Favorite Things’

November 2024November 2024

Oprah's annual holiday gift guide features favorite products from a Petaluma ranch and a Marin-based cheese company.

Candice Koseba, Sonoma County Bee Company owner

Sonoma Beekeeper Dives Into the Fall Season’s Other Crush

October 2024

Beekeeper Candice Koseba bonds with her local bees and crushes honeycomb to harvest fall’s golden honey.

The Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa in Sonoma, CA. Photographed by Lisa Romerein.

Local Inn Listed as One of the Most Haunted Hotels in America

October 2024October 2024

A ghost named Victoria strolls the halls of this historic Sonoma inn, which was listed among the most haunted in the country due to guest reports of paranormal activity.

Hirsch Vineyards. (Kim Carroll/Sonoma Magazine)

Meet the Growers Behind the Most Iconic Sonoma County Vineyards

October 2024October 2024

Any winemaker worth their boots will tell you that great wines are made in the field. Meet some of the growers behind iconic local vineyards.

Jeff Clark pulls suckers and leafs a vineyard, Saturday, July 6, 2024, during a work party with the Sonoma Winemakers Club. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat)

This Sonoma County Town Owns a Vineyard

October 2024

Amateur winemakers farm and make wine from a teaching vineyard in Sonoma — and they’re always welcoming new learners.

Bodega Head in Sonoma Coast State Park. (Mariah Harkey/Sonoma County Tourism)

Sonoma County Named Among Top Places To Go In 2024. Here’s Why

September 2024September 2024

Charming towns, great food and wine, and beautiful vistas lend to Sonoma County being named a top travel destination by Travel + Leisure.

Chris Christensen of Bodkin Wines. Photo developed in the 2022 Bodkin Light Skinned Zinfandel. (James Joiner/Sonoma Magazine)

Purple Passion: These Indie Winemaker Portraits Were Developed in Wine

September 2024

What if you could lock a favorite wine in a photograph? Using a groundbreaking method, an award-winning photographer has reshaped the boundaries of traditional film portraiture.

Curious juvenile river otter pups splash around in the aquatic rehabilitation pond at Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue in Cotati. (photo by John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Sonoma County’s Baby River Otters Are Learning How To Swim. It’s the Cutest Thing You’ll See This Summer

July 2024September 2024

Baby river otters take summer swim lessons, too. Find out where to observe them in Sonoma County.

Mina Stess, skateboarder from Petaluma, at a skateboarding competition in Dubai. (Bryce Kanights/Courtesy Andrew Stess)

Petaluma Skateboarder Gets Ready To Make Her Mark at the Summer Olympics

July 2024July 2024

Minna Stess, 18, was the first American ever to medal in the women’s World Skateboarding Championship. She'll compete at the Paris games on Aug. 6.

Personnel from a salvage crew wait to offload equipment from the Aleutian Storm, Friday, Feb. 16, 2024. After offloading a pump and fuel hoses, the seas became too rough to continue working on the beached vessel at south Salmon Creek State Beach, north of Bodega Bay. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

A Fishing Vessel Ran Aground at the Sonoma Coast. Could It Have Been Saved?

July 2024

The February wreck of the Aleutian Storm off Salmon Creek devastated the Sonoma Coast's close-knit commercial fishing community — and intensified levels of frustration with first responders.

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