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Women's Recovery Services instills 'effective, loving strategies' into mothers and their children

By Savannah Howe | Jul 19, 2021

Finding a fresh start in life after escaping abuse, violence or substance addiction is challenging enough, and adults seeking reprieve from those traumas may see their progress slowed or stopped by relapse, conviction or lack of resources for rehabilitation.

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Wood on AB1131 passing: 'This bill would improve health care quality, equity and cost'

By Savannah Howe | Apr 25, 2021

Earlier this month a bill passed that created a network for health care information exchanges across the state.

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McGuire: 'We must change the way we build in high fire risk zones'

By Savannah Howe | Apr 15, 2021

As California residential and developed areas expand closer to forests and natural areas, problems with wildfires continue to rise.

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Hopkins: Over $30 million in state, federal aid will 'help landlords and tenants alike'

By Savannah Howe | Apr 11, 2021

Help is on the way for Sonoma County renters who continue to struggle with their monthly housing payment during COVID-19, according to reports from KSRO Radio.

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Icownic: Bay Area joins Clover's beloved mascot, Clo the Cow, in celebrating her 50th birthday

By Savannah Howe | Apr 11, 2021

Another year, another batch of bovine and milk-related puns from the Bay Area's most adored dairy farm: Clover Sonoma, a third-generation family-owned-and-operated farm since 1916, recently celebrated the 50th birthday of their loved mascot, Clo the Cow, and looks forward to sharing her wonderfully punny quips for many more years to come.

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Santa Rosa substance abuse treatment facility to expand as homelessness rises

By Savannah Howe | Oct 28, 2020

As the state of California reels in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic and devastating wildfires, Santa Rosa's Women's Recovery Services (WRS) is expanding its treatment site to address heightened homelessness rates in mothers and children.