Sonoma Valley|News|
Sonoma County Residents Hand Over Guns at Marin Buyback
More than 800 guns were purchased in a program that also drew gun owners from Contra Costa and San Francisco counties.
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Julie Pendray, Patch Staff
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California Budget in Good Shape, State Analyst Reports
If we follow Jerry Brown's fiscal restraints and hedge against revenue volatility, program and service levels should stay through 2015, analyst says.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
California Budget in Good Shape, State Analyst Reports
If we follow Jerry Brown's fiscal restraints and hedge against revenue volatility, program and service levels should stay the same as for 2012-2013, Mac Taylor says.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
From Garden to Table—Altimira Horticulture Program
The middle school will take its gardening model to elementary students to teach youngsters math and science.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
General Vallejo's Home—Video/Photo Tour
Take a walk through Lachryma Montis, 'Tears of the Mountain,' on West Spain Street, part of Sonoma State Park.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Armstrong Confesses to Oprah About Performance Enhancers, Sources Say
In an interview to air Thursday, the 7-time Tour de France winner is reported to have admitted using drugs to win the race.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Serial Groper Gets Jail
Samuel Lyons was given 10 months behind bars and four years' probation at his sentencing for groping women in Sonoma and Petaluma.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
New Steel is up at Sonoma Valley Hospital
The seismic retrofit and new facilities are due to be completed by November this year.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Altimira Principal William Deeths—Fun But Firm
Structure, consistency and love are important, he says, but students can relax around his music collection.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Colder Temperatures Coming, Snow in Parts of Sonoma County
Expect cold rain, with possible snow down to 1200 feet in northern Sonoma County.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
New Mission San Francisco Solano Lectures on Native Culture
Indian life along Sonoma Creek and the coast will be discussed in a three-part series starting Jan. 17.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Sonoma Valley Sunset—Where Was This Video Taken?
A flock of birds circles before roosting in a barren tree against a glowing indigo sky.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Five Ways to Save Energy & Cash This Winter
Don't let falling temperatures drain your bank account: Try these energy-saving strategies.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Reception To Honor Sonoma Alcaldes Les and Judy Vadasz
The public is invited Jan. 31 to Vintage House to celebrate the honorary mayor and mayoress.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Would You Report Neighbors for Burning Wood on a Spare the Air Day?
Bay Area Air Quality Management District has collected $800 in fines in two years for illegal residential wood burning.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
'America's Next Top Model' Holding Bay Area Casting Calls
Open casting calls are today and Saturday. Complete an application online before going.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
New Comet ISON Could Make Skywatchers' Year
Two amateur astronomers discovered it in September.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Deadline Today for Sonoma Developmental Center Compliance
The state's largest residential facility for intellectually disabled people must show evidence of "immediate improvement" in its care of 290 of its clients.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
Jared Huffman Sworn In As North Bay Congressman
He will represent the newly drawn 2nd District, which includes much of Sonoma County.
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Sonoma Valley|News|
New State Law Allows Earlier Release for Some Inmates Convicted as Youths
Life without parole may be reduced to a sentence of 25 years to life under California Senate Bill 9, which went into effect Jan. 2.
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