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Volunteers sought for key Sonoma commissions, advisory boards (opens the original)
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The City of Sonoma is inviting community members to step into local governance roles, opening applications for several key city commissions, committees, and regional advisory boards. Serving as vital advisory arms to the Sonoma City Council, these advisory bodies help shape municipal policy and guide decision-making across a broad spectrum of public interests — ranging from environmental policy and local arts initiatives to historic preservation, traffic safety, and regional land use. Noting tha
Sonoma seeks administrative services director to oversee city finances (opens the original)
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In a bid to streamline municipal oversight and strengthen fiscal accountability, the city of Sonoma has formally established a new executive position in the finance department, an administrative services director. City Council approved the creation of the role at its Sept. 2 meeting following recommendations from City Manager Cristine Alilovich. The new department head will serve as the city’s chief financial officer and principal budget officer while consolidating management of human resources,
Rain delays Sonoma street sealing, work now set to begin Sept. 21 (opens the original)
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City crews are set to resume the annual citywide slurry seal project next week after officials said recent rainfall forced a pause to road maintenance across several key corridors. Work on the 2026 Citywide Slurry Seal Project will now run from Sept. 21, through Sept. 23, according to updated municipal schedules released this week. The preventative pavement treatment — designed to seal cracks, guard against moisture intrusion and sun damage, and extend the lifespan of municipal roads — was origi
‘Building on success’: City Manager Cristine Alilovich’s vision for Sonoma (opens the original)
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Stepping into her role as Sonoma’s permanent city manager, Cristine Alilovich aims to strengthen the city’s fiscal sustainability, deepen community engagement, and leverage regional partnerships to tackle such issues as housing, while also preserving Sonoma’s history and charm. In the wake of the city’s five-month-long nationwide search for its new chief administrator, which culminated with City Council’s Sept. 2 approval of her contract, Alilovich takes the helm at City Hall with a strategy of
Sonoma Plein Air Festival calls for volunteers to support local art education (opens the original)
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The annual Sonoma Plein Air Festival is calling on local community members to help power its main event, the Art Show and Sale, taking place on Saturday, Sept. 19, on the Sonoma Plaza. The week-long festival brings nationally recognized artists to the region to paint outdoor landscapes on location. The event culminates in the Saturday show, where these unique works are displayed and sold to art enthusiasts from across the Bay Area and beyond. Organizers emphasize that this final showcase is impo
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