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The latest news in Sonoma County and Wine Country
How to Grocery Shop Safely During the Coronavirus Pandemic
When are the best times to go? Should I wipe down groceries? Should I wear a mask? Here's some helpful advice.
8 Quarantine-Friendly Ideas for Celebrating Easter in Sonoma County
A quality ham, surprises for kids, and some flowers can brighten your days during this difficult time.
How To Help: Fundraising Campaigns for Local Restaurants
Many restaurants, bars, food producers and coffeehouses are setting up GoFundMe pages to help staff and small business owners stay afloat.
Cocktails To Go? You Can Now Get Your Drink from Local Restaurants
California has relaxed some of its alcohol laws to allow restaurants to include beer, wine and even cocktails with food delivery and take-out orders.
15 Everyday Things That Have Changed Since the Coronavirus Outbreak
5. You think about toilet paper (more than you ever have before).
Less Is More: A Family Creates a Rich Existence in Tiny Home in Sonoma
Justin Koenig and Jennifer Potts live with their two young sons in a home smaller than many kitchens.
Craving Mexican Food? Here Are Some of the Best Takeout Spots in Sonoma County
Many Mexican restaurants are remaining open for delivery or take-out, offering tasty comfort with a wide variety of dishes and flavors.
At Safari West in Santa Rosa, Animal Keepers Proceed With ‘Business As Usual’
"Our job doesn’t go away because of a pandemic. The animals still need to eat. We still need to make sure they’re OK."
10 Ways to Get Creative and Feel Good While Sheltering in Place in Sonoma County
Local writers, artists, yoga instructors and massage therapists are connecting with people through online classes and get-togethers.
How to Support Small Sonoma Wineries During the Coronavirus Pandemic
With tasting rooms closed and special events for wine club members canceled, the “little guys” are struggling. Wine lovers can help.