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(Best articles in bold.)
Sept. 13, 2007
May 9, 2007
- A big turnaround
COTS employee Don Louvier, formerly homeless in Petaluma, now helps others
May 2, 2007
- Ansel Adams’ photo of Petaluma farm in exhibit
1950s image was in private hands for years; now it can be seen at Santa Barbara Museum of Art - Get your kicks on Route 76
First time is free on eastside route - Local coffee carousel keeps turning
New coffeehouses supplant old Deaf Dog locations - A retreat for the grieving
Families strive to overcome loss at bereavement camp
April 25, 2007
- Les garagistes de Petaluma | P360
Local winemaking hobbyists create a (very) private reserve - Parade welcomes Iraq soldiers home
Petaluma native and brother-in-law thanked by family, friends, marching band and Scouts - Slain soldier ‘loved life’
Petaluma native, former Casa student dies in Iraq
April 18, 2007
- Home Depot Yardbirds store opens this week | P360
New hardware and home improvement store replaces old Yardbirds on Lakeville Highway
April 11, 2007
- You’re calling from where? | P360
Film concept developed partly in Petaluma brings strangers together in the desert - Marching against global warming
Demonstrators to ‘float’ around downtown Petaluma to call attention to rising sea level - Carol Ann Libarle named Citizen of Year
Co-owner of Lace House Linen, longtime volunteer will be honored by community April 27 - Police-Latino bridge-building continues
Third meeting focuses on traffic rules and safe driving
April 4, 2007
- Cinnabar cheers actor pay raise
Longtime local theater to become ‘Equity house’ - Turning the ovens off
Joe’s A-1, the last of the old-time bakeries, will close this weekend
March 28, 2007
- Pregnant horse crashes server | Follow-up
Petaluma foal birthing camera now Internet phenomenon - Small dairy farmers face challenges
March 21, 2007
- Parcel tax could become permanent | P360
School district will ask voters to extend 4-year tax in perpetuity in special May election - Meet Marty White | P360
Woman who worked on space shuttle keeps scientists and citizens safe, but also likes making beer and wine
March 14, 2007
- Rail yard a dumping ground | P360
Much trash removed; SMART looking for longer-term fix to rail ties and debris - Wireless downtown | P360
Sonic.net and city provide 14 blocks of Wi-Fi
March 7, 2007
- Buzzing off | P360
Bee colonies dying nationwide; mysterious trend could have major affect on agriculture - Toto, we’re not in Ikea anymore | P360
Interior designers and individuals who want something more look to custom-made furniture - A sweet opening | P360 | Video
Powell’s Sweet Shoppe first to open in Theatre Square
Feb. 28, 2007
- One soldier’s quiet return
Casa Grande grad back from Iraq, safe and sound — but with no fanfare
Feb. 21, 2007
- Getting turned on to biodiesel | P360
For some, this alternative fuel is an option; for others, it’s an obsession - Sea level will rise in Petaluma, too | P360
The Petaluma River, roughly at sea level, could rise three feet along with other Bay Area shorelines
Feb. 14, 2007
- From Iran to Petaluma
Longtime player of the 72-string Persian santur joins fund-raising performance at Graziano’s Saturday - Profile: Sean Walling
Longtime local builder of high-end, hand-crafted bikes - Cherry Valley’s high school
Parish high school St. Vincent draws students from around the region - Songs of the watershed
Musical performances to inspire kids to help their environment through simple actions
Feb. 7, 2007
Jan. 31, 2007
- Art fraud in the digital age
Unauthorized copies of late Petaluma artist’s work gain popularity on TV, cruises
Jan. 24, 2007
- Cafe society
Where have you bean hanging out? Local venues blend caffeine, conversation [also see on Petaluma360 | Related Blog]
Jan. 17, 2007
Jan. 12, 2007
Jan. 10, 2007
- There’s no ‘Clo’ in clone [Also seen on: PressDemocrat.com, Petaluma360.com, Associated Press]
Clover Stornetta says its products will never come from duplicated cows - Profile: Trathen Heckman [Petaluma360.com]
Executive director of Petaluma-based Daily Acts seeks to empower people to change the world one action at a time
Jan. 3, 2007
- The Wi-Fi files: Laptops around town
More local venues offer wireless connections to the Internet - Casa Grande graduate could perform at NBA All-Star Game
Dec. 27, 2006
- Such an e-waste
How to properly dispose of the ghosts of Christmas gifts past - Top 10 stories of the year include flooding, fires (Contributor)
Dec. 20, 2006
- Wired Petaluma
New community Web site, Petaluma360.com, debuts - Yardbirds plans to reopen April 5
Store to showcase new Home Depot branding strategy
Dec. 13, 2006
- How to show an Arabian horse
Whether you want to train, compete, or just be a more knowledgeable spectator, “Flight Without Wings” by Petaluman Patti Schofler gives you the tools - High-speed chase ends near Petaluma
- Scooting around town | Page 2 (Text 2)
Segway enthusiast Stewart Munson will be offering downtown tours atop the zippy riding contraption
Dec. 6, 2006
- Java flow in flux
Jittery customers frustrated with longer lines due to Deaf Dog closures and Starbucks remodeling - Local property part of huge real estate deal
- Profile: Mike Thompson
La Tercera sixth-grade teacher is retiring in June after 35 years - A tour of a few Old East Petaluma businesses
Nov. 29, 2006
- Holiday retail sales begin well
Dollar figures as good or better than last year as Christmas shopping season kicks off
Nov. 22, 2006
- A tale of wild turkeys
Watch them, shoo them or even hunt them; wild turkeys can be seen in increasing numbers in and around Petaluma this Thanksgiving
Nov. 15, 2006
- J.C. Penney store to close Saturday
Store took steps to find new jobs for its employees
Nov. 8, 2006
- Standing up to fight genocide
Tim Nonn is project director of an international effort to
put Sudan’s president on trial in symbolic event - What’s wrong with my house?
‘House Detective’ co-host Steve Ramos gives people the bad news on HGTV - Togo’s to go, too
Competition, loss of telecom customers eroded business in recent years
Nov. 1, 2006
- Petaluman recalls bloody battle at Iwo Jima
Izzie Barlas fought with Marine Corps on tiny island where famous photo was shot - Gettin’ to know your grapes
Don’t have a clue as to what wine to have with dinner? Never fear, Petaluma wine expert Leslie Sbrocco is here to help - Chris Newhard
Local painter sets his keen eye to the North Bay physical landscape and the human figure - Up in the air (Text) | Page 2 (Text 2)
Pilot Gardner Bride keeps his wings in good flying order
Oct. 25, 2006
- Dog gone
Popular independent coffeehouse chain Deaf Dog goes quiet, owner declares bankruptcy - Yuck!
Local scientist discovers ‘assassin’ spider - Green women pose for climate protection
EcoBabes calendar showcases sustainability-oriented females - Methodist Church celebrates 150 years
Oct. 18, 2006
- Where are you going?
Petaluma is chock full of ‘windshield warriors’ - Electric car leaving Petaluma
Oct. 11, 2006
- Youth organization rallies against war
- Peer into ‘The Odd Couple’
Can two divorced men share an apartment without driving each other crazy? Have fun finding out all over again.
Oct. 4, 2006
- ‘The Guardian’ has connections at Two Rock
- Local Navy veteran weighs in on Virginia Senate race controversy
Sept. 27, 2006
- Profile: Dr. Prakash Devaskar
Local pediatrician aims to foster an appreciation of the environment through scuba diving, starting in the holy Indian city of Dwaraka, where he lived as a boy - A rainbow of garden flavors
Local author pens book on heirloom tomatoes - Local Muslims observe Ramadan
Sept. 20, 2006
- Lost in time
Time capsule at old Kenilworth Junior High was never found; its whereabouts now is forever a mystery - Co-creator of ‘lonelygirl15’ hails from Petaluma
- Happy New Year 5767
Local Jewish families celebrate the High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
Sept. 13, 2006
- Book smart, wired wise
Online sales broaden Copperfield’s customer base for used and rare books - Gone phishing
Spam e-mail claims to be from Bank of Petaluma, but isn’t
Sept. 6, 2006
- A hard look at suicide
Provocative film tackles the issue head-on, with a fictional young protagonist who chronicles the suicides of three people she knows
Aug. 30, 2006
- PetalumaOnline.com now sometimes promotes gambling
After 10 years, community site no more
Aug. 23, 2006
- Arrest puts Petaluma in media spotlight
JonBenet murder suspect lived in town, was substitute teacher - Profile: Coleen Mahoney
Architect and fourth-generation Petaluman balances work and family
Aug. 16, 2006
- A global brand of one
Petaluma’s Leo Laporte is host of ‘This Week in Tech,’ one of the world’s most popular podcasts - J.C. Penney out, Raley’s in
City to be without J.C. Penney store for first time since 1922
Aug. 9, 2006
- Petaluma, starring on YouTube
The online video phenomenon, fueled largely by young filmmaking enthusiasts, casts its eye on P-Town - From River Town to Black Rock City
Temple crew builds Burning Man’s place for grief, contemplation and healing
Aug. 2, 2006
- An inconvenient temperature
Al Gore’s movie is among the many media reports that stress the reality of global warming. Here’s what informed Petaluma-area residents have to say about the subject. - They sing the motor electric
As the price of a gallon skyrockets, electric car drivers ask, ‘Gallons of what, exactly?’
July 26, 2006
- Profile: Lou Leet
Petaluma woman has started a non-profit helping animal lovers deal with grief - Eastside Grill closes, declares bankruptcy
July 19, 2006
- Don’t just change your life — ‘Flip’ it
Local author’s book shows how various leaders in their fields made good choices to take charge of their lives - SRJC Petaluma administrator leaving
Executive dean Doug Garrison accepts post at Monterey college - Klaas theater company moves forward
July 12, 2006
- Turning poop into power
Farm to produce its own electricity by harvesting methane-rich biogas from cow manure - Latino community leader drowns
Minister and businessman will be sorely missed - Yardbirds to reopen in ’07 with same name
July 5, 2006
- Aye, matey — thar be pirates here
- It’s here
In-N-Out Burger opens on Lakeville Highway - Yardbirds now closed; will reopen with new name
June 28, 2006
- Eat up, Petaluma
A guide to Petaluma foods sold at Petaluma supermarkets - Petaluma author suing AT&T
Class action lawsuit seeks to prevent company from giving personal information to spy agency
June 21, 2006
- War touches closer to home
Petaluma native in same unit as those abducted - Profile: Peter W. Pick
An independent researcher of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Pick has found evidence that contradicts popular theories.
June 14, 2006
- Mexicans, Americans and the fight for California
The Bear Flag Revolt was fought locally beginning 160 years ago today, creating perhaps the shortest-lasting nation of all time - Barge traffic brings more rocks — and tourists, too?
With the launch of new barge, even more big rocks and sand will be coming up the Petaluma River. Oddly, it might be great for tourism.
June 7, 2006
- Back from Iraq, briefly
Casa Grande grad, now an infantryman on leave, visits family and friends - Wine lovers taste and approve at gala
- There goes the neighborhood
Petaluma-shot horror film, ‘The Hamiltons,’ will show next week at a San Francisco film festival
May 31, 2006
- It’s not easy being SS No. 546-23-2345
Identity theft is growing more commonplace, but there are ways to lower your risk of becoming a victim - Prices at the pump: You better shop around
Lowest prices in cities to north and south beat Petaluma’s best by as much as eight cents per gallon - Man bytes dog
Unknown hacker tries to fix ugly dog competition, sending loyal fans a-howling
May 24, 2006
May 17, 2006
- Hundreds to join Bike to Work Day
Been a while? Don’t worry — it’s just like, um, riding a bike. - Profile: Nolan Gasser | Related blog with audio
The recognized composer and musicologist is creating an American oratorio
May 10, 2006
- Moooving into the future
Family-run Clover Stornetta is now in third generation of leadership, determined to stay ‘Clo’-ser to its customers than ever before - Local area 3rd least affordable nationwide
Study based on percentage of household income spent on mortgage payments - Gary and Lynn Imm honored
Couple receives 2006 Gene and Evelyn Benedetti Leadership award
May 3, 2006
- Latinos protest in Petaluma | Related survey | Podcast
National ‘Day Without Immigrants’ boycott marked locally by a march, hundreds of student absences and many workers taking the day off - Thinking outside the box — of photos, that is
Bay Area scrapbooking authors to visit Copperfield’s
April 26, 2006
- Local wine industry forms alliance | Related blog
Group names itself after the special micro-climate called the ‘Petaluma Gap,’ where cool evening flog blows in off the ocean, locking in the flavor of pinot noir, Chardonnay and other grapes - WiFi hotspots: Have laptop, will travel
The free, the paid, and the little-known places to get online around town - Tastes great, more filling
April 19, 2006
- Love thy neighbor
This longtime couple is tying the knot. But why move in together when they live across the street from each other? - End of an egg era
Petaluma’s only egg delivery man calls it quits after 33 years - Bees are your friends Don’t be scared – local beekeepers tell of the bees’ helpful role in our ecology and economy, with sweet results [Intro - Text] [Page 1 - Text] [Page 2 - Text] [Page 3 - Text]
- Who’s News: Gabriel Sunday [Page 1 - Text]
- Who’s News: Alan Poster [Page 1 - Text] [Page 2 - Text]
April 12, 2006
- The 1906 earthquake: Did it happen here? | Related blog
Petaluma saw significant damage from the quake, but much less than its neighbors, so it went about helping Santa Rosa and San Francisco - 1906 quake helped Petaluma business community
Locals came to aid of San Francisco and Santa Rosa, then lured San Francisco manufacturers - Yardbirds store to close July 1, reopen later
April 5, 2006
- The fastest car on the road
Hybrid drivers shave 30 minutes off their commute time, each way - The week in blog
Weight loss, the Exploratorium and tarte aux pomme - The movie the airline industry doesn’t want you to see
Festival to show film about flight attendants that got its producer, a Petaluma native, fired - Excellence in Agriculture Award: Ralph Sartori
The longtime fair board member helps young people learn about ag
March 29, 2006
- City’s most giving citizens honored
Recipients of awards encourage others to volunteer their time - The week in blog
Insights, quirks and news by citizen journalists
March 22, 2006
- Casa Grande best in state — again
History repeats itself as team wins Academic Decathlon - Planning continues to improve intersection
- Local Knight illustrates Jedi universe
LucasArts concept artist lives out childhood dream creating visuals for popular video games
March 15, 2006
- Rollin’ on the river
Rare chance to see the Petaluma River this spring - Community’s stars to be honored
Annual awards showcase those who help make Petaluma a better place to live - Large business of the year: Basin Street Properties
- Small business of the year: Top Speed Data
March 8, 2006
- Isn’t that that … thing?
Local enthusiasts use Segways to get around, and enjoy showing others how to use them - Profile: Tom Bates
The retired college professor is now a docent at the Sonoma Mission and Barracks, as well as the Petaluma Adobe - What’s old is new again
P&H Creative Group, founded in San Francisco in 1921, is the new kid in town
March 1, 2006
- Where the rubber meets the road
The Racer’s Group is Petaluma’s best-kept secret, a company providing both pinot noir wishes and GTO dreams - Sofa Kings: The uncool-cool
These dad-dad-daddios are dropping the remote control and launching their new CD at Zebulon’s Saturday night - A fully caffeinated event
Western Regional Barista Competition at Sheraton this weekend, with free espresso for all - Petaluma pirate radio [Page 1 - Text][Page 2 - Text]
- Who’s News: Meloni Courtway [Text]
Feb. 22, 2006
- Too quiet on the set? (Co-wrote)
Petaluma is Hollywood’s ‘Anytown, USA,’ but it’s been almost eight years since a large-scale film shoot took place here - Two Holmesians, no Watson
Local authors pen works in the tradition of Sherlock Holmes which focus on other characters, and the famous detective is largely absent
Feb. 15, 2006
- Small businesses with big names
Locally owned franchises offer advantages to first-time entrepreneurs
Feb. 8, 2006
- Young farmers celebrate Food Check-Out Week
Group marks national week recognizing small percentage of budget taken to pay food bill - A film career in development
Home-grown actor plays leading role in feature film currently in production. The movie aims to save lives by exploring the issue of teen suicide
in a unique way.
Feb. 1, 2006
- Avoid tax anxiety by starting early
Taking action now is best remedy, says local CPA
Jan. 25, 2006
- Want a friend? Hire a dog lover
Dog-friendly employers create workplaces with more ‘humanity’ - The world’s most famous car
Jan. 18, 2006
- Iran native reflects on hostage crisis
- Real estate through the eyes of an investor
Bank of Marin sub-advisor tells how to diversify real estate assets - Profile: Robert Breen
The retired Petaluma firefighter has written a book about a fire department in the fictional town of Purgatory
Jan. 11, 2006
- Renters, owners try to recover from flooding damage
- Businesses dig out with a little help from their friends
- Integrity cleans up, fixes up water damaged properties
Local company bails out businesses inundated by the recent flooding
Jan. 4, 2006
- Healthy candy? Call them Figamajigs
How a heart attack became an impetus for creating healthy, low-fat candy - Hey! Don’t throw that out
Dec. 28, 2005
- Refreshing your memories
PhotoTLC creates photo gifts and restores old photos for retailers nationwide, now with the help of Disney’s venture capital arm - Profile: Sam Dolcini
The fifth-generation Petaluma dairy and beef rancher shares his thoughts on the challenges of running a 150-year-old family farm in the modern world
Dec. 21, 2005
- Hanukkah: Key holiday or no big megillah?
Families celebrate the ‘Festival of Lights’ in one of Northern California’s oldest Jewish communities - Giving back
Petaluma companies know what its like to be good corporate citizens
Dec. 14, 2005
- Magic, Muppets and bears, oh my
Local stores carry hot toys as holiday sales heat up - Santa Rosa-Petaluma among nation’s least affordable
Dec. 7, 2005
- Yardbirds now in name only
All workers are now Home Depot employees following sale - Shipping home for the holidays
- Christmas tree - wine country style [Page 1 - Text][Page 2 - Text]
- The Department of Redundant Signs Department [Text]
Nov. 30, 2005
- So you want a (new) job?
SRJC Petaluma Campus students learn vital job-seeking skills that are helpful to anyone looking for something more - Ho-ho-ho! Hello?
Santa Claus takes a break from the workshop to answer kids’ phone calls - Stores report brisk holiday sales
Shoppers hit the stores on Friday after Thanksgiving - Fate of Yardbirds uncertain
Local home improvement store mum about reported sale to Home Depot
Nov. 23, 2005
- A taste of history | Hear talking turkeys - and other sounds (2.0MB MP3)
Locally raised Narragansett turkeys provide a source of nourishment and joy for those who prefer a truly traditional bird with a richer flavor - Profile: Tamara Lewis-Benson
Member of longtime Petaluma family raises and breeds exotic birds
Nov. 16, 2005
- An array of imagery, emotions and history
- Big business online
Unlocking the secrets to online retailing - Small business online
Your company’s Web site design could be dragging you down
Nov. 9, 2005
- ‘Meloni’ to be on ‘Martha’
Martha Stewart recognizes local mom as one of nation’s best amateur bakers - Carpooling for dummies
No protest from passenger in rush-hour HOV lane citation - Winning customers, one belly at a time
Lagunitas Brewing Company is finding fans at an extremely satisfying rate - Buying real estate with friends
Fractionalized tenant in common loans enable groups to buy multiple unit properties together
Nov. 2, 2005
- From the dump to the pump
County lights pilot program to harvest natural gas from decomposing garbage to power buses, the first project of its kind nationwide - Where everyone knows your name
For 60 years, neighborhood tavern owner Mario Figone has run a place where friends meet up
Oct. 26, 2005
- Hotel occupancy on the rise
Gradual resurgence in business and personal travel leads visitors to use Petaluma as a springboard to Sonoma and Napa
Oct. 19, 2005
- Hurricane rebuilding sends energy and building costs higher
The effects of Hurricane Katrina could last for many years to come - Profile: John Crowley
He’s making a name as a conversation starter with events like the public Conversation Café and the private Literary Pub Crawl (which isn’t about drinking). - Suprising statuary [Text]
Oct. 12, 2005
- Flight to Oshkosh an adventure, by gosh
Local pilot flies vintage aircraft on cross-country odyssey - Brand-new business, still world’s oldest profession
- The future of local telecom
Cisco, Teknovus and Agilent featured at conference - Lots to see at Chamber Expo
100 booths showcase local businesses at annual Chamber event
Oct. 5, 2005
- Getting to the meat of the matter
Cattle Buyers Weekly editor gives the insider’s look at the beef industry - Casa Grande grad deployed with CHP to New Orleans
- Chamber has telephone troubles during move to new offices
- Burger boasting (co-wrote)
New Boulevard Café serves up hearty meals at easy-to-digest prices
Sept. 28, 2005
- Fish and tackle innovator creates alluring business
Bechhold & Son president designs lures that competitors envy, earning them the moniker ‘Hootchie Mama’ - ‘Really big boat’ offers a different way to see the wine country
Luxury yacht Safari Quest marks final season on the Petaluma River - Kennel owner helps Katrina dogs in Louisiana
- Red Cross continues efforts in wake of Hurricane Rita
Sept. 21, 2005
- Making side money on eBay
Teacher masters auctions as an online entrepreneur - Local businesses, customers raise funds for hurricane relief
Sept. 14, 2005
- Got something to say? Say it in a blog
Local residents discuss technology, politics, parenting, relationships and art, all on a personal level - Banks following the money… to Petaluma
Four bank branches open on west side this year - Petaluma rallies to support relief effort
Citizens raise funds, volunteer time and sweat to help victims
Sept. 7, 2005
- Petalumans aid in Hurricane Katrina recovery (Co-wrote)
Financial donations needed, not clothes
Aug. 31, 2005
- Working toward greener greens
Golf course developer weds profit with environmental stewardship - Profile: Grant Davis
As director of the Bay Institute, he’s helping to guide efforts in the restoration of thousands of acres of tidal wetlands - Two restaurants change ownership
Lund’s Cafe becomes Boulevard Cafe and Rosen’s Eastside Grill in escrow to Reno owners
Aug. 24, 2005
- Oh, oh, oh, it’s magic, you know
There’s a new store chock full of illusions levitating above Kentucky Street. Or is there? - Basin St. buying Golden Eagle
If sale goes through, developer may rebuild shopping center - A real flower “bed” [Text]
Aug. 17, 2005
Aug. 10, 2005
- Built to burn
Burning Man temple crew builds vision of new artist in residence at local warehouse - Local group buys Sunset Line and Twine property
Residential, commercial offices planned for historic site - Working for cleaner air
Sonoma Technology scientists track air pollution, study effects
Aug. 3, 2005
- Advocating for small businesses
Petaluma-based government subcontractor runs nationally recognized small business
July 27, 2005
- Carrows restaurant closes after 16 years
Closure surprises community, networking groups - Coping with Alzheimer’s
Longtime Petaluma resident pens memoir to honors wife, help others understand effects of disease - Take a good, hard look
Sonoma Cast Stone creates colorful concrete sinks that stand out on a national stage
July 20, 2005
- Petaluma cracks top 100
Money magazine and CNN rank best cities in the country to live - Something different in these four walls
- Profile: Bill Roop
Local archaeologist uncovers the past of Petaluma and the Bay Area
July 13, 2005
- There’s a new landlord in town, and its name is Equity Office
Basin Street Properties sells three dozen properties to nation’s largest real estate investment trust
July 6, 2005
- The rise of the shopping centers
Over the next few years, proposed shopping centers will change the retail landscape of Petaluma - Athletic wear designed for women, by women
Athleta stays ahead of the curve in terms of fashion, fit and friendly work environment - Basin Street Properties to sell $263 million of its real estate holdings
- Quality time in Umbria
- Spreading it on thick (co-wrote)
PBJ’s restaurant on Petaluma Boulevard North serves the classic peanut butter sandwich and other tempting lunchtime meals
June 29, 2005
- Suitable for framing
Pelican Art Gallery takes a unique tack in positioning itself in a market about to include big box retailer Michaels.
June 22, 2005
- Laugh it up at the Mystic Theater
Petaluma native brings top comedians home with him - Behind in your taxes? This man can help
Local tax consultant has written a unique book to assist those significantly behind in their taxes
June 15, 2005
- Getting a quick fix
Coffee, commuting and community, all before 7:15 a.m. - Safer or not safe enough?
When it comes to seniors and driving, answers are debatable - Pet central
PETCO opens near longtime retailer Pet Arcade on North McDowell — so far, everyone is playing nice
June 8, 2005
- Chamber of Commerce enters 100th year
Former presidents recognized, new officers installed - Petaluma Chamber of Commerce, a storied history
- Local artist creates new S.F. project
- Wayward sea lion dies at rescue center
June 1, 2005
- Veterans, loved ones honored at Memorial Day ceremony
- Profile: Dr. A. Peter Klimley
The renowned UC Davis marine biologist, a.k.a. Dr. Hammerhead, has made many hands-on shark discoveries - A clean future
Help for diabetic wound care is on the way, direct from Petaluma - Local businessman recognized
Freddie Freitas awarded special recognition from Petaluma Valley Rotary Club
May 25, 2005
- Regular ice cream? Naaah
Goat milk ice cream delivers great taste
May 18, 2005
- Picked fresh from the field
Organic strawberry growers battle bugs and weather, but get help from bees to produce delicious organic berries - Wine industry pleased with court ruling
- Not your regular summer camp
Spa ‘Kamp’ offers kids life lessons on emotional and physical well-being
May 11, 2005
- Observers say Joe Nation unlikely to unseat Woolsey
Assemblyman to challenge longtime incumbent for Congress in 2006 - Conscience brokers
Petaluma haulers out in front of green trend with recycling strategy
April 27, 2005
- Chili, Salsa and Beer
The Great Petaluma Chili Cook-Off offers tasty samples and spirited competition for a good cause
1996-1997
Here are some (uncredited) articles I wrote in 1996/97 for Learn2.com. I was also a producer who helped get that Web site up and running in those early days of the Internet. The company was long ago bought out by another company in another state which assumed the brand name but left the initial idea behind. Nevertheless, some of the pieces I worked on remain online, if you know where to look. The site was ranked by Yahoo Internet Life Magazine as the “Most Incredibly Useful Site of 1997.”
- Learn2 Ship a Bike
- Learn2 Adjust a Bicycle (To Fit You)
- Learn2 Shop for Hiking Boots
- Learn2 Make a Great Pot of Coffee
- Learn2 Clean a Bathroom
- Learn2 Defrost a Freezer
- Learn2 Improvise a Compass (Day or Night)
- Learn2 Iron a Shirt
- Learn2 Make a Bed
- Learn2 Wash, Dry and Fold Laundry
- Learn2 Avoid Repetitive Stress
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