HeyJaredKathleen Hill
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Kathleen Hill: Vintage Festival, Sherpa Flood Relief, Larson Family 40, Mystery Meat and More - Sonoma Valley Sun (opens the original)
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Larson Family Winery celebrates 40 years Becky and Tom Larson and their extended family, including the Millericks, celebrate 40 years of making wine and sharing lots of Sonoma Valleyâs Schellville and Wingo history with the world. Everyone is invited to celebrate the Larsonsâ 40 years of harvests, midday on Sunday, September 20. Once the home of rodeos and hunting, fire changed everything on March 3, 2022 when the old barn-cum-tasting room burned with loads of historic photos and memorabilia
Kathleen Hill: Vella Cheese Closing, Aid for Nepal, Trumpâs Mystery Meat, Loving Dolly - Sonoma Valley Sun (opens the original)
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Vella Cheese Company announced last week on social media that they are closing after 94 years in business. As our daughter said, âThatâs awful.â And I think lots of people will feel that way. Most famous for their Dry Jack, the family posted âOur business has never fully recovered from the challenges of COVID, and the financial demands of operating a small, artisanal company in todayâs fast-paced food industry have become more than we can sustain.â So sad, as Sonoma loses a part of
Kathleen Hill: Tainted food, Bernstein brilliance, Depot Update, Amusing Muse, Birds & Bubbles, Vintage Festival - Sonoma Valley Sun (opens the original)
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The rumors appear to be true that Sonomaâs Isetta family is working on purchasing the Depot Hotel. While anonymous sources texted those and other rumors, this one seems to be progressing. While the black and white For Sale sign still stands in front of the building, details and escrows can take a while, especially when Ken Mattson had purchased it from Gia Ghilarducci for something around $5 million. While I had spent a little time in the Depot Hotel kitchen kibitzing with former chefs Michael
Kathleen Hill: Losing Michael Muscardini, The Mill on âCheck Please,â Dead Letter Opens, SCC Muse Gala, Big 3 Art Gallery, New Hours- Chef-and-Menu at Mayo - Sonoma Valley Sun (opens the original)
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Dana Jaffe and Sanjeev Kumarâs five-plus years of extremely hard work at their Glen Ellen restaurant, The Mill, finally gets appropriate notice with the first screening of their episode of âCheck, Please! Bay Areaâ on KQED on Thursday, July 23, at 7:30 p.m., and then for several times after that. Some of us were very lucky to be invited to the no-host filming lunch and canât wait to see their episode. The couple were also invited to attend the âCheck, Please! Bay Areaâ celebration of
Sonomaâs Native American Foodways - Sonoma Valley Sun (opens the original)
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Many of us, in many ways, have a lot to learn from the indigenous peoples who lived here for centuries before white Europeans showed up to take their land. Members of Pomo, Coast Miwok, and Wappo bands (or tribes) enjoyed their own settlements in Sonoma and Napa counties starting from 8,000 to 5,000 BC. We hear of â and even joke about â men as âhunter-gatherers,â but among first peoples in Sonoma Valley, those werenât necessarily the same people, nor were both of those functions perfo
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