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Gorin: Sonoma County schools will 'ensure safety of all individuals' when reopening

By Carrie Bradon | Mar 21, 2021

After months of waiting, Sonoma County is moving to reopen in-person instruction in their schools, which is crucial for mental, emotional, social and educational development of students.

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Entrepreneur program aimed at wine enthusiasts to be offered online

By Carrie Bradon | Feb 9, 2021

Sonoma State University reported that they will be offering an online wine entrepreneurship program online this spring semester.

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Community WISE hosts virtual speaking event

By Carrie Bradon | Feb 9, 2021

Community WISE (Women Investing in STEM Equity) is offering a virtual speaking event in order to raise awareness and inspire those interested in related fields of study.

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Sonoma Water able to better forecast reservoir operations

By Carrie Bradon | Feb 9, 2021

Sonoma Water announced that a report has shown clear benefits of “forecast informed reservoir operations” in one of the area’s lakes.

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Lake Mendocino to not release more water amid record-low supply levels

By Carrie Bradon | Feb 9, 2021

Sonoma Water reported that the Sonoma County Water Agency is allowing Lake Mendocino to cut their water releases since attaining a Temporary Urgency Change Order from the State Water Resources Control Board, due to a water shortage.

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Potter on COVID-19 response in Napa: 'I am so very proud of our community'

By Carrie Bradon | Jan 12, 2021

Napa City’s Manager, Steve Potter, wrote an open letter to his community, heralding in the new year of 2021 after one of the most challenging years on record.

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Sonoma County works to decrease severe accidents through data program, new educational campaign

By Carrie Bradon | Jan 12, 2021

The County of Sonoma’s Department of Transportation and Public Works (TPW) announced that they are working on improving safety measures in the community, by the name of “W2F!” or “Way 2 FAST!” as well as “Slow Down Sonoma County.”