Local Entrepreneur is Baking Her Way to College One Cheesecake at a Time
A year after launching “The College Confectionista” during her senior year at El Molino High, Anamaria Morales has banked more than $9,000 through baking.
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Cloverdale Farmhouse Brings Vision of Eco-Friendly Homestead to Life
Instead of downsizing, Carol and Manny Diaz bought an 18-acre farm upon retirement.
Rescued Farm Animals Find New Home in West Santa Rosa
Rescued goats, pigs and chicken settle down on a Santa Rosa ranch to live the good life.
Windsor School & Community Rise Above Ugly Act of Election-Year Vandalism
Like much of Sonoma County, where Clinton drew 69 percent of the vote last November, the Windsor community is still bracing for life under President Trump.
Hip Chick Farms Lands $2.5M in Investments, Credits Local Community for Success
As Hip Chick Farms founders Serafina Palandech and Jennifer Johnson grow their Sebastopol business, they pay forward the help they've received from the local community.
Haute Homestead: Visit Sonoma Valley’s Flatbed Farm
Simplicity defines this Scandinavian-style farmhouse in Sonoma Valley.
Point Reyes Ranchers: Point of Conflict
An environmental battle threatens the decades-old partnership between the National Park Service and ranchers at Point Reyes.
Congressman Mike Thompson: Taming Gun Violence
This article was published in the March/April 2016 issue of Sonoma Magazine. Mike Thompson was talking gun safety legislation as he slipped two yellow shells into a 20-gauge Browning shotgun, snapped the breech closed and yelled, “Pull.” Two orange sporting clays sailed in a low arc above a muddy field, dark clouds hanging over San […]
January/February Issue Out Now
The Jan/Feb issue of the Sonoma Magazine has just hit the newsstands. This issue has everything from Sonoma County movie history to the perfect chocolates for Valentine’s Day. Check out the E-Edition here.
Our Hero of the Valley Fire
Profile on Press Democrat Photographer Kent Porter When the New York Times used the word “heroic” to describe The Press Democrat’s coverage of the Valley fire in Lake County, it was talking in large part about photographer Kent Porter. The Santa Rosa newspaper’s master of disaster photography for 28 years, Porter has covered floods, mudslides, […]