Let’s get back to the good ol’ rotary phone days
How many out there in the political wonk world would like to form a third party?
A post-pandemic Easter
(This editorial was originally published last April, 2020. We think a rereading offers a valuable reflection of where the past 12 months have taken us and shown us both what we have and have not learned.)
Appreciating a wine country quinceañera
A jeweled dress offsets youthful bronze skin and a smile reflecting three generations of family and friends who gather.
We’re all a little mad here: Random thoughts on life in quarantine
We’ve hit the six-week mark of the shelter-in-place order, and I have a lot of random thoughts pinging around inside my head. Sometimes it feels like random thoughts are all we have in these odd times.
Cannabis comes to the Museum of Sonoma County
Kudos to the Museum of Sonoma County for this summer’s bonanza marijuana exhibit. It’s called “Grass Roots” and it’s subtitled “From Prohibition to Prescription.”
Infrastructure weak
A not-so-funny thing happened last week that detoured our whole nation away from what was supposed to be “Infrastructure Week,” where the president was to unveil a set of plans to fix our ailing roads, rail, aviation, water pipes and electric grid.
Let’s Book It: Friends of the Windsor Library
March celebrates the achievements of intrepid women — we might call them wonder women, superheroes of the past and present. Examples of previous honorees, all well-known trail blazers, are Harriet Tubman, Rachel Carson, Wilma Mankiller, Eleanor Roosevelt and Madeline Albright.
