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Tag: Kincade Fire

Thick smoke from the Kincade fire obscures the setting sun as seen from the Middletown side of the Mayacamas Mountains, Friday, Oct. 25, 2019. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Lingering Stress After the Fires? This Sonoma-Made App Might Help

January 2020January 2020

“If this is to be our new normal, we have to prioritize our mental well-being," says expert on trauma and PTSD.

High tea in the dining room at Jordan Winery // Photo by Kim Carroll

Sample the Best of Healdsburg at New Food and Wine Event

December 2019May 2022

The recently launched event will feature hands-on experiences with local chefs, artisans and winemakers.

Healdsburg Free Store Reopens to Help Kincade Fire Victims

November 2019November 2019

The store, launched in the wake of the October 2017 wildfires, invites local residents impacted by the Kincade fire to shop donated new items, free of charge.

Trish Davis doesn't rely on machines when making her crusts. Each morning she rolls out the dough by hand at The Whole Pie in Santa Rosa. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

‘PG&E Can Make Or Break Us’ Say Struggling Sonoma County Restaurateurs

November 2019November 2019

Emptied walk-ins, lost staff wages, canceled events add up to big losses for local restaurants.

Natalie and Vinnie Cilurzo, of Russian River Brewing at their brew pub in Santa Rosa with Sonoma Pride beer they are brewing to help fire victims

Local Breweries, Wineries, Restaurants and Stores Raise Funds for Kincade Fire Survivors, First Responders

November 2019November 2019

Several local businesses have launched fundraising initiatives and are organizing events to support those affected by the Kincade fire.

Details of a Kincade Fire first responders' cake created by Costeaux Bakery's Karah Williams, Nerissa Sutton, Silva Nunez and Dioselena Madrano in Healdsburg. Heather Irwin/PD

A Heroic Cake for Kincade Fire First Responders

November 2019November 2019

Costeaux Bakery puts the icing on the cake.

Wine tasting at Grand Cru Custom Crush in Windsor. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat)

After the Fire: How to Support Sonoma County Farmers, Restaurants, Wineries and Stores

November 2019November 2019

Week-long closures due to power shutoffs and evacuation orders have delivered a blow to many local businesses.

Diantha Okrepkie and her grandson Tillman Okrepkie, 3, look over the pizza buffet at the newly reopened Mountain Mike's Pizza, Friday, July 5, 2019. During the 2017 Tubbs fire, the restaurant was damaged forcing the owners to close. On Friday they reopened at a new location on Cleveland Ave., one half-mile from the old location. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2019

Mountain Mike’s Pizza in Santa Rosa to Serve Free Meals to Evacuees and First Responders

November 2019November 2019

Just four months after reopening its Santa Rosa location that closed due to damage in the 2017 Tubbs fire, Mountain Mike's Pizza is serving up free meals to Kincade fire evacuees and first responders.

A sculpture of a wild boar called "Lord Snort" stands in front of the charred facade of Soda Rock Winery, which burned during the Kincade fire in Healdsburg on Sunday, October 27, 2019. (Beth Schlanker / The Press Democrat)

The Kincade Fire’s Impact on Sonoma County Wineries and Vineyards

November 2019November 2019

Both threats of fire and the Kincade fire itself have brought disruption and destruction to local wineries. Here is an evolving list of wineries affected in some way.

Thick smoke from the Kincade fire obscures the setting sun as seen from the Middletown side of the Mayacamas Mountains, Friday, Oct. 25, 2019. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)

Free Mental Health Resources Available to Those Affected by Kincade Fire

October 2019November 2023

If you are experiencing distress due to the fire, or reemergence of PTSD symptoms, there are a number of free mental health services that can offer support.

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