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Lingering Stress After the Fires? This Sonoma-Made App Might Help
“If this is to be our new normal, we have to prioritize our mental well-being," says expert on trauma and PTSD.
The Most-Read Sonoma Magazine Stories of 2019
From the best burgers in Sonoma County to favorite kid-friendly wineries, food and wine continue to be popular topics. But the most-read article of the year had nothing to do with dining.
See Stunning Holiday Decor in Healdsburg Home
An interior designer teams up with a textile specialist to create a home for the holidays.
Rough Waters: Meet the Fishermen of The North Coast
Their traditions are time-honored, passed from one generation to the next. They are competitors, yet part of the same tribe — one that is increasingly under threat.
New Training Center in Petaluma Is Transforming Sonoma County’s Baking Scene
Professional bakers and amateurs can hone their baking skills at a new 35,000-square-foot facility. Holiday classes include "The Art of Baguette."
Sonoma Magazine Wins 2019 Eppy Award for Best Digital Magazine
The prestigious annual awards, presented by Editor & Publisher, recognize excellence in online journalism, digital storytelling and design.
A Refuge Saved: How the Sonoma Mountain Zen Center’s Priests and Followers Battled the Nuns Fire
The fire that consumed more than 50,000 acres, took three lives, and burned more than 1,300 structures threatened to torch the Zen Center’s 81 acres.
Go If You Dare: Ghost Tours Take Participants to Sonoma’s Haunted Places
Wine isn't the only spirit to be found in the town of Sonoma.
Mountain Lions in Sonoma County, and a Man’s Mission to Save Them
For more than a century in the American West, the policy of ranchers toward livestock-killing big cats was summed up by an alliterative death sentence: “Shoot, shovel, and shut up.”
Sonoma Wineries Are Using Music to Ferment Their Wines
Some of the music local wine grapes are currently into: Beethoven, Beatles, John Coltrane, Van Halen, Dio and bagpipe tunes.