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Federal immigration authorities are looking for a potential new detention center in Northern California, an effort that alarms advocates and some Democratic state lawmakers. CalMatters - December 6th, 2024
December, 2024 - Sonoma Sun
2024年12月1日 · When Permit Sonoma, the County’s planning agency, recommended that the Board of Supervisors decertify the Environmental Impact Statement, and the Specific Plan for a massive housing project on the campus of the closed Sonoma Developmental Center, many observers in Sonoma Valley feared the County would...
Sudden Oak Death Is On the Rise Again - Sonoma Sun
3 天之前 · On the heels of two wet winters, University researcher Dr. Matteo Garbelotto reports that Sudden Oak Death, the syndrome caused by a pathogen, is again on the increase. What’s more, a new and possibly more aggressive pathogen variant dubbed “NA2” has been detected in five woodland outbreaks. NA2 appears to be more infectious than NA1
Sonoma City Council Votes to Begin Transition to District-Based ...
2 天之前 · At a special meeting last night, Sonoma’s City Council approved a resolution of intent to transition from At-Large elections to District-Based elections for City Council. The vote was unanimous, with Jack Ding absent. The resolution was prompted by a perceived threat of potential litigation over the California Voting Right Act (CVRA), a measure passed in
County Won’t Step Aside For SDC Developer: Supervisors Criticize …
3 天之前 · When Permit Sonoma, the County’s planning agency, recommended that the Board of Supervisors decertify the Environmental Impact Statement, and the Specific Plan for a massive housing project on the campus of the closed Sonoma Developmental Center, many observers in Sonoma Valley feared the County would simply step away from the whole painful process. Doing so
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2024年10月30日 · A new partnership will improve creek health and foster wellness through connecting with nature. In a public statement, the Sonoma Ecology Center announced the first major project advancing Sonoma Ecology Center’s long-term plan to improve the health of Upper Sonoma Creek has broken ground at...
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~ Local Sonoma Valley News. Failing Our Future: How Grades Harm Students and What We Can Do About It. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 at 4:00 pm (Pacific) on Zoom Tickets:www.praxispeace.org $15 for Praxis members (non-members: $20) Eyler’s book by the same title is an indictment of the grading system in American schools and colleges―as well...
Sonoma County Coastal Plan Approved - Sonoma Sun
2024年12月1日 · The California Coastal Commission has certified Sonoma County’s Local Coastal Plan, a foundational planning document that regulates land use and protects resources along the 55-mile shoreline. The unanimous approval on November 14 ensures the County’s permitting authority for development within the Coastal Zone, which extends inland from between a half mile and five miles from
Editorials - Sonoma Sun - Sonoma Valley Sun
2024年9月20日 · The City of Sonoma needs to get serious about its budget. Even though the voters recently approved a ½ percentage increase in the city’s sales tax, the $3 million it may produce will do little more than fill the $2.8 million General Fund budget deficit....
The Sun also rises….in June! - Sonoma Sun - Sonoma Valley Sun
2024年4月15日 · 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 ...