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Sonoma County’s new poet laureate to appear at Petaluma Poetry Walk (opens the original)
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Among the two-dozen poets who will be presenting their work at this year’s Petaluma Poetry Walk is Sonoma County’s newly installed poet laureate, Claire Drucker. As a participant, she will join a long line of poet laureates who’ve taken part since the annual event was founded 29 years ago by the late Petaluma poet Geri Digiorno. The free, community-wide event — happening this year from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20 — will mark Drucker’s first major public appearance since July, when she
Rotary seeks $40,000 to extend scope of the ‘Spirit of Petaluma Beacon’ (opens the original)
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The Rotary Club of Petaluma is inviting the community to “go beyond the beacon,” joining in the organization’s fundraising efforts to build and install artist David Best’s “Spirit of Petaluma Beacon” sculpture on the roundabout at the southern end of Petaluma Boulevard. The project, funded through a community-led campaign, is currently raising the final $40,000 needed to complete the $200,000 project, $160,000 of which has already been collected through private donations and a contribution from
Grocery Outlet expands in Petaluma with a new store near Hobby Lobby (opens the original)
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Not long after Raley’s announced it would be closing its east side Petaluma supermarket in January, another major retailer has expanded from one local location to two, with its second space opening within a few minutes’ walk of the soon-to-be closed grocery store. As a result, there are now two Grocery Outlets in Petaluma. The fast-growing national chain, described in a company press release as “a high-growth, extreme value retailer of quality, name-brand consumables and fresh products,” officia
Petaluma police share cute ‘mugshot’ of puppy caught ‘operating four paws at excessive speeds’ (opens the original)
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Petaluma police announced the apprehension of an evasive “suspect” Thursday who, unlike many arrestees, turned out to be a very good boy. The unusual police chase began a little after 11 a.m. on Sept. 10, when “an on-duty traffic officer driving along Petaluma Boulevard North observed the above suspect running recklessly through traffic,” the Petaluma Police Department reported on social media. The post came with a photo of “Marco,” described as a “very puppylike resident of Pet-aluma.” Officers
Fans say goodbye to Petaluma’s Once Upon a Slush (opens the original)
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Petaluma’s little blue castle in the clouds has floated back to the land of fairytales. Seven years after opening in downtown Petaluma as Wicked Slush, and almost four years after changing the name to Once Upon a Slush, the beloved dessert and snack shop on American Alley has closed its doors. The last day of operation for the compact, playfully decorated business was Sunday, Aug. 30. But before co-owners Dave and Juliet Pokorny, along with their kids Alexis and Amanda, handed over their last sl
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