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Mendocino County Inland Valley Women’s Chorus to celebrate 30th Anniversary with community ‘Songfest’
Inland Valley Women’s Chorus turns 30 this year! The chorus will celebrate with a community “Songfest.” Everyone is invited!. It will take place on Saturday, May 4, 2-5 p.m., at Holy Trinity Church (Mary and Martha Room), at 640 S. Orchard Ave., Ukiah. Cake and munchies will be provided. The event is free, but a small donation to benefit Project Sanctuary and offset costs is encouraged.
Patient steals ambulance in Santa Rosa
(KRON) — An ambulance was stolen in Santa Rosa while paramedics responded to a medical emergency call Wednesday night, according to the Sonoma County Fire District. The incident unfolded at around 8 p.m. when emergency crews responded to a 911 call from Russian River Pub on 725 4th Street. An employee at the pub told […]
Billionaire David Hoffmann’s firm buys Napa–Sonoma chauffeur company Pure Luxury
Pure Luxury Transportation, a 34-year-old operator of winery tours and other chauffeur services in Napa and Sonoma counties, along with San Francisco, has been sold to the Florida investment company of one of the world’s wealthiest people. The Hoffmann Family of Companies, a Naples, Florida-based private-equity firm started by...
Mendocino County Featured Pet: Yeti
UKIAH, 5/1/23 – This week’s featured pet is Yeti, who is available for adoption at the Ukiah Animal Shelter. Yeti is a two-year-old Great Pyrenees. Here’s his profile from the Ukiah Animal Shelter:. Yeti is a friendly, gentle giant. He walks well on leash, knows sit, and...
Piecing it all together: Medium Gallery show celebrates collaboration with Ukiah Recovery Center residents
Lillian Rubie, executive director of the Deep Valley Arts Collective’s Medium Gallery, is proud to announce a novel and very fruitful partnership with the Ukiah Recovery Center (URC), resulting in the upcoming art show, titled “Pieced Together: Recovery Through Art,” opening on this month’s First Friday, May 3.
‘Blood Wine’ to begin filming in west Sonoma County
Filming will begin this month at a couple of west Sonoma County locations for a new independent horror movie titled “Blood Wine,” about a killer who stalks the vineyards, armed with pruning shears. The project is the brainchild of Pete Stringfellow of Sebastopol, a longtime musician, actor and...
Sonoma County’s population declines again while Napa’s grows slightly amid statewide growth
Sonoma County saw yet another drop in population last year, part of a demographic shift that has continued since 2016, the year before the devastating North Bay fires destroyed thousands of homes in the region. The county’s population declined in 2023 by nearly 1,300 people, a 0.3% drop to 478,152,...
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