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Jan 1, 2025 · Sonoma’s City Council recently decided to begin the process of switching from At-Large council elections to By-District. The reason for this decision is not because the City of Sonoma’s electoral process violates any voting rights law, but because an attorney...
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Dec 31, 2024 · OMAR FREILLA Black Cooperatives in the U.S. and Internationally FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 at 1:00 pm on Zoom (Please note earlier time than regular programs) Tickets: $15 for Praxis Members - $20 General Omar Freilla is a co-founder and Coordinator of Collective Diaspora, a global community of ...
January, 2025 - Sonoma Sun
6 days ago · Wake Up Sonoma and a collaborative of non-profit partners are sponsoring the People’s March on January 18, 2025 in Sonoma, CA at 10AM in solidarity with the National Women’s March movement begun in 2017.
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At 17″ So Far, Sonoma Is On Pace to Its Wettest Rainy Season
Dec 28, 2024 · On average, the City of Sonoma receives 25-30 inches of rain each year. The rainy period of the year lasts for 7.8 months, from September 30 to May 23. Historically, the wettest month has been February, with over 5 inches, but this year Sonoma has already accumulated nearly 17 inches of rain, according to the
Local Leaders Offer Some New Year’s Resolutions - Sonoma Sun
Jan 1, 2025 · The Sonoma Valley Sun newspaper reached out to our locally elected leaders to find out if they have any New Year's resolutions related to their leadership role. So far, we've received the following: Sonoma County First District Supervisor Rebecca Hermosillo: "Personally- spend more quality time with family and most importantly my 87 year old mom.
The Danger of Appeasement - Sonoma Sun
Dec 17, 2024 · Sonoma’s City Council recently decided to begin the process of switching from At-Large council elections to By-District. The reason for this decision is not because the City of Sonoma’s electoral process violates any voting rights law, but because an attorney has figured out a way to blackmail small cities into paying him money to avoid litigation.
The Sun also rises….in June! - Sonoma Sun - Sonoma Valley Sun
Apr 15, 2024 · We are pleased to announce that the Sonoma Valley Sun will continue to be published and printed twice monthly, beginning June 1, 2024. With the love and support of Val Robichaud’s family, we have reorganized the business under new ownership; two Sun newspaper veterans each with almost 20 years’ involvement with the paper – Anna Pier and Larry Barnett – will be joined by Alyssa Conder ...
Trees in Sonoma: A new plan - Sonoma Sun - Sonoma Valley Sun
Mar 15, 2024 · Three City of Sonoma commissions recently completed two joint meetings spanning five hours to recommend new Urban Forest Management Plan strategies to the City Council. Sonoma’s Planning Commission, the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Commission, and the Climate Action Commission, a combined commission membership of over twenty-four citizens, met on February 29, 2023, to finalize
Measure J Defeated, Rent Control losing, Sonoma Sales Tax …
Nov 6, 2024 · Although all results are not in yet, a clear indication of passage or defeat of the most talked about measures on the ballot is now available. For Sonoma County election results to date, CLICK HERE