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Helping local business ‘grow and thrive’: North Bay’s largest commercial real estate brokerage turns 50 (opens the original)
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Keegan & Coppin Company Inc. is marking 50 years in business, a milestone the North Bay commercial real estate brokerage says reflects growth alongside the region’s business parks, technology companies, agricultural businesses and life science firms. Founded in 1976 by Al Coppin and Jim Keegan, the company is based in Santa Rosa and has offices in Petaluma, Larkspur and Napa. Arguably the North Bay’s largest commercial property brokerage, the company has 36 agents, including 18 partners. Al Copp
Why Trecini Winery chose Windsor as location for its new tasting room (opens the original)
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Trecini Winery will open its new tasting room Friday on the Windsor Town Green, marking the latest step in Kyle and Christina Cameron’s expansion of the wine brand they acquired last year. The 1,100-square-foot tasting room at 9071 Windsor Road, formerly occupied by Bellacana, has 22 indoor seats plus some outdoor seating. Trecini plans to offer complimentary tastings through Nov. 1. Christina Cameron said downtown Windsor was selected in part because of the cluster of nearby tasting rooms, incl
North Bay firms urge Newsom to sign reform bill as they face sizable website privacy lawsuits (opens the original)
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Amy Atchley of Petaluma-based Amy’s Roofing and Solar said her small business was sued this spring over routine website tools used to help limit advertising to people in the company’s service area, forcing her to make a choice between fighting the case and settling. The lawsuit, filed in Sonoma County by a plaintiff from Los Angeles, threatened more than $100,000 in damages, Atchley said during a Thursday virtual news conference urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign Senate Bill 690. “I’m one of thous
California firms urge Newsom to sign reform bill as they face sizable website privacy lawsuits (opens the original)
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Amy Atchley of Petaluma-based Amy’s Roofing and Solar said her small business was sued this spring over routine website tools used to help limit advertising to people in the company’s service area, forcing her to make a choice between fighting the case and settling. The lawsuit, filed in Sonoma County by a plaintiff from Los Angeles, threatened more than $100,000 in damages, Atchley said during a Thursday virtual news conference urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to sign Senate Bill 690. “I’m one of thous
Bay Area vintners urged to rethink wine clubs as consumer behavior shifts (opens the original)
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Clif Family Winery & Farm in St. Helena started experimenting with a wine subscription in 2024 after noticing that a growing number of club members wanted to choose what arrived in their shipments. The Napa Valley winery’s The Wine Drop subscription proved successful enough that Clif expanded it from a digital-only offering to one its hospitality team could sell alongside traditional memberships. Membership grew 16% from 2024 to 2025. At the end of last year the winery took the bigger step, movi
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