The Times of Jack London
A century after his death, Jack London's legacy still thrives.
Category: Towns
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Piecing Together the History of Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery
A few hours past dawn in the Santa Rosa Rural Cemetery, John Dennison stood beneath a cluster of oak trees with the rest of the Tombstone Trio — fellow retirees Scott Minnis and Henry Katz — as they surveyed the site of their latest graveyard excavation. “You can hardly describe what it feels like when […]
You Know You’re From Healdsburg When…
…even your snack food is paired with wine. See this and 22 other things that ring true for Healdsburg residents in our gallery. See the original post on the Press Democrat website.
Sonoma and Healdsburg named among best US holiday destinations
The magazine, Travel + Leisure, has named two Sonoma County towns, Healdsburg and Sonoma, among the best cities to visit this holiday season. These two towns are part of a 25-city list published by the popular travel magazine, five of which are in California. Sonoma came in No. 24 on the list, the magazine reasoning, […]
Petaluma’s Yuba Bicycles Creates Ultimate Bike
Who doesn’t want a new bike for Christmas — especially one outfitted with a 350-watt electric motor that kicks in for steep climbs and can carry up to 300 pounds of rider, kids and cargo? The Spicy Curry model from Petaluma’s Yuba Bicycles is such a machine, capable of carrying loads at speeds up to […]
Griffo Distillery: Sonoma-Style Spirits in Petaluma
Griffo Distillery is a small-batch craft spirits producer in Petaluma.
Healdsburg’s Mugnaini Makes the Rolls Royce of Pizza Ovens
Lovers of Italian cooking, take note: The Rolls Royce of wood-fire pizza ovens, Mugnaini Imports, has made its home in Healdsburg. The 26-year-old company is renowned for producing ovens that heat up quickly (room temperature to 1,000 degrees in less than an hour), provide a natural convection flow of heat inside the dome, and make […]
Sebastopol’s Rare Turkeys Fit For a Feast
Whatever the breed, the real flavor difference comes in how the bird lived its life.
A World Apart – Sonoma Development Center
As the state plans to close the 124-year-old Sonoma Developmental Center, families of the 392 residents wonder what closure will mean for their loved ones.
Walter Schug – Sonoma’s Subtle Superstar
Once inside his own cellar, Schug’s step has extra bounce, his eyes a twinkle. This is where he is most at home, in a winery, making wine.