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A selection of products from Leslie Goodrich, owner of LaLa's Jam Bar and Urban Farmstand in Petaluma. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

Pumpkin Turnovers, Jam-Making Classes and More: Things We’re Excited About Right Now

September 2020

There's a lot of deliciousness coming up on the local dining scene in late September and October.

Tsiyani Escort, left, and Greg Pettegrew put work on a home that was razed during the 2017 Tubbs fire on Fairway Knoll Court in Santa Rosa's Fountaingrove, as the skies are mired in smoke from the Camp fire in Butte County, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2018. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2018

How To Help a Friend Who Lost Their Home in a Fire

September 2020May 2022

A woman who lost her home in the 2015 Valley Fire shares 15 tips for helping fire victims and their families.

Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino Hotels Offer ‘Schoolcations’ As Remote Learning Continues

September 2020May 2021

Local hotels are now putting together packages for families with school-age kids, featuring organized P.E. classes, tutoring, field trips and more.

The Depot Hotel patio in Sonoma. (Courtesy of the Depot Hotel)

Top Restaurants for Patio Dining in Sonoma Valley

September 2020September 2020

These restaurants offer the best of both worlds with beautiful patios and great food

The Altwork station is available for people who pay to work by day at the Harmon Guest House in Healdsburg. (Photo courtesy of Harmon Guest Hotel)

Tired of Working From Home? Work at a Wine Country Hotel Instead

September 2020September 2020

What's a worker to do if they're getting tired of the at-home scene? In Wine Country, they can book a hotel suite. Some even come with a special, futuristic workstation.

Chicken tamale with red mole at Tamales Oaxaquenos in Roseland. (Heather Irwin / Press Democrat)

New Santa Rosa Spot Serves Tamales, Street Food With Oaxacan Roots

September 2020September 2020

This newcomer to Roseland’s Mitote Food Park serves lovingly created street food.

A rendering of one of the pools at Montage Healdsburg. Photo courtesy of Montage Healdsburg

New ‘Ultra-Luxury’ Resort in Healdsburg Readying to Open

September 2020May 2022

Room rates are expected to start around $695 per night.

Sonoma Artisans Shine at the San Francisco Decorators Showcase

September 2020May 2022

For the first time ever, the annual house tour will be presented virtually due to the pandemic. Here's a sneak peek.

What’s Your Calling: Join Sonoma Women In Conversation at Home

September 2020September 2020

The free virtual series, hosted by Amy Gutierrez, delves into the success stories of local chefs, entrepreneurs, artists and writers who’ve pivoted their careers or followed their passion to find their true calling.

The four leaders of Breathless Wines in Healdsburg. The winery's méthode traditionnelle sparklers are fresh and lively, with three new wines introduced in 2021: two single-vineyard blancs de noir from the Robledo Vineyard in Sonoma and a blanc de blancs from the McMinn Vineyard in Russian River Valley. (Courtesy of Breathless Wines)

Woman-Owned Winery in Healdsburg Wins “Winery of the Year” Award

September 2020May 2022

The winery was started by three sisters as a tribute to their mother. Winemaker Penny Gadd-Coster is the fourth "sister."

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