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Jevon Martin and Marjorie Pier were told funds for the small-business loan they applied for had run out. (Christopher Chung / The Press Democrat)

Holiday Season Offers Glimmer of Hope for Small Sonoma Businesses

November 2020December 2020

The struggle is real for Sonoma County's small businesses as they pivot to meet our pandemic moment. This season marks a chance to bank some vital cash flow and, in order to do so, they need our help more than ever.

Holiday food shoot of recipes from closed restaurants

Gone But Not Forgotten: Recreate Favorite Dishes From Closed Sonoma County Restaurants

November 2020

These greatest-hits dishes from beloved local restaurants like Bistro Ralph, Babette's and Mosaic make for a perfect holiday feast.

Around Petaluma With Rachid Hassani, Owner of Bay’ti Modern Rustic Living

November 2020November 2020

A Petaluma local shares some of his favorite spots.

Adam and Liz Adams get the first look at their home burned by the Glass fire on Holst Road, Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2020 year Los Alamos Road. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

4 Ways to Help Sonoma County Build Back Better

November 2020November 2020

Going into the giving season, the coronavirus pandemic has amplified the needs of a community still reeling from years of devastating wildfires.

Gnarled vine from a Monte Rosso vineyard above the Valley of the Moon as zinfandel marbles through veraison, 2020. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Visit Sonoma County’s Historic Vineyards Through 20 Stunning Photographs

November 2020November 2020

Press Democrat photographer Kent Porter opens a window into the beauty of the old-vine harvest.

Artist John Deckert works on a painting of a pair of firefighters, at his home in Santa Rosa on Thursday, April 23, 2020. Deckert is making small paintings of essential workers, performing their duties during the shelter in place. (Christopher Chung / The Press Democrat)

Santa Rosa Artist Pays Tribute to Essential Workers

November 2020

EMTs, delivery drivers, Costco checkout workers, and other essential workers are depicted in a series of oil paintings by John Deckert.

Jim and Susan Simmons practice green living with solar panels on their barn providing electricity to their Kenwood home. The sloping roofs of their home and barn are also designed to collect rainwater. (Christopher Chung / The Press Democrat)

Tired of Power Shut-Offs? These Local Families Ensure Energy Supply with Batteries and Solar

October 2020March 2021

Here's what you need to know about "going off the grid" and making the most of the 26% federal tax credit.

8 Heirloom Fruits and Vegetables With Sonoma County Roots

October 2020October 2020

Many of our best-known crops — grapes, olives, apples— were originally tended in distant lands. But a few local treasures have deeper roots that sink down into history right here, and only here.

Protesters cover the both lanes of Healdsburg Ave. in Healdsburg, Thursday, June 11, 2020. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2020

The Reckoning: How Five Weeks of Turmoil Rocked Healdsburg to The Core

October 2020May 2022

This summer, Healdsburg residents learned that narrow-mindedness and racism can fester—even in a diverse community that has always considered itself progressive.

Emily Ernst and husband Greg, home winemakers topping off their zinfandel

Making Wine at Home Is a Growing Trend in Sonoma County

October 2020

Garage wines are having a moment. Here's what you need to know about making your own wine.

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