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"Blue Moon" to Shine Tonight; Next One in 2015
Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 is a “blue moon” —the second full moon within a calendar month. There was a full moon on Aug. 1st, so tonight's full moon is a blue moon. The blue moon looks the...
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City Council To Discuss Swimming Pool Project, Bonds and Living Wage
Next week's City Council meeting will move to Wednesday due to the Labor Day holiday on Monday. The session will include special and regular meetings of the Sonoma City Council, as well as a...
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Transcendence Theatre Company's Last Night for Summer Sept. 1
The final show of the inaugural Transcendence Theatre Company's season at Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen is Saturday. The group plans to be back again next summer but has not released...
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Transcendence Donates $25,000 to Jack London Park, Plans Next Year's Shows
Transcendence Theatre Company will donate $25,000 from its summer series to help keep Jack London State Historic Park open, Amy Miller, artistic director, announced at the end-of-season show there on...
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33rd Annual Taste Of Sonoma A Sellout Success
Beautiful Wine Country weather greeted the 2,500 visitors to the 33rd annual Taste Of Sonoma. This year’s event was held at the MacMurray Ranch, located in the Russian River Valley. The main feature...
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Bursting with Pride: Highlights of the Petaluma National Little League Parade
Wow, what a scene in Petaluma today. The whole city is pasted with patriotic bunting, yellow "West" T-shirts and huge smiles. It's the celebration for the Petaluma National Little Leaguers, who took...
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KSVY Radio's 'Mornings in Sonoma' for Tuesday
KSVY in Sonoma is at 91.3 on your FM dial and you can also listen to it on the Internet. Viewers can watch the show simultaneously on SUN TV, cable channel 27. Here's the guest line up for today: 8...
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Organic Produce: Good for the Body and Planet or Waste of Money?
Organic fruit and vegetables have no clear health advantages over regular produce and are no more nutritious despite often costing twice as much, a new study by Stanford University has found. The...
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DNC Schedule for Tuesday
Congresswoman Barbara Lee is in a lineup of speakers that climaxes with Michelle Obama at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte Tuesday evening. Lee is scheduled to speak around 6 p.m....
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Quilts, Health Tips and Politics on KSVY and Sun TV Wednesday Morning.
Here's Wednesday's line-up for "Mornings in Sonoma" on KSVY 91.3 FM and cable channel 27. The show can be heard via the Internet. 8 a.m.- a call-in from Jenn Gotzen, rising star on "I Am Gabriel" 8:15...
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'A Chorus Line' Draws on Real Life Struggles and Joy
It's not common to see real tears welling up in a cast on stage but that is the case in Star eQuality Players' performance of "A Chorus Line" at Sonoma Community Center. Sonoma's Abby Lee has produced...
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Thunderstorms Possible in Bay Area Today
By Bay City News Service Thunder and lightning may be in the cards for parts of the Bay Area today as an offshore weather system makes its way through the region, a National Weather Service...
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Supervisor Efren Carrillo Arrested on Suspicion of Battery in San Diego
As reported previously in Healdsburg Patch, Sonoma County Supervisor Efren Carrillo has been a popular and well-respected figure -- both personally and professionally -- in the county since taking...
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Tune in to 'Mornings in Sonoma' on Local Radio, Internet and TV
Co Host Stevie Brunolli joins Ken Brown on today's "Mornings in Sonoma." Check it out on KSVY 91.3 FM, cable channel 27 and on the Internet at http://sunfmtv.com/ Here's the line up: 8 a.m. - Mahri...
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Sonoma Patch Changing to Sonoma Valley Patch Soon!
Patch will launch an expanded version of this website, to be called Sonoma Valley Patch, this fall, adding to our nationwide network of 870 towns. Sonoma Valley Patch will be a place where you can...
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Art, Politics, Cooperative Cultures and Poety—KSVY Line Up for Friday
Sonoma Patch publishes the line-up of "Mornings in Sonoma" as a public service, due to the informative local content. The show is aired from 8 to 10 a.m. Monday through Friday, hosted by Mayor Pro Tem...
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'Bay Area Roller Derby' Celebrates a Once Wildly Popular TV Sport
A sport that began humbly during the "dreary days of the Depression" and grew to a wildly popular TV attraction is celebrated in a new book by Sonoma Valley resident Jerry Seltzer and Keith Coppage of...
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So You Want to Buy a Home at Auction?
Nearly every day in Sonoma County, a real estate investor buys a home for 15 to 25 percent below market value. Depending on your price range that’s $30,000 to $50,000 less than you’d expect to pay for...
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UPDATE: New Photos Added of Henry 1 Helicopter
By Sonoma County Sheriff's Department Since the inception of Friends of Henry 1, many charitable contributions have been graciously donated. Most recently, John Jordan and Lisa Wittke-Schaffner of the...
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Haitian Orphans, Sports and Plein Air Painting—It's Another 'Morning in Sonoma'
Ken Brown and co-hosts regularly offer a selection of guests chatting about events, politics, non-profit news and the arts on KSVY 91.3 FM and Sun TV, cable channel 27. KSVY can also be found on the...
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