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Laura's work has appeared in such publications as NorthBay biz, the Noe Valley Voice and Today's Home. Her memoir, Reversible Skirt, is under contract with RockWay Press. Passionate about community journalism, she enjoys sharing the splendors of Sonoma County with readers. Please contact her via www.lauramchaleholland.com.

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Like Thai food? Try Sukhothai

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Safeway and CVS dominate the strip-mall landscape on Commerce Drive just south of Rohnert Park Expressway. But a little gastronomic treasure is tucked...
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Naomi’s five tips for staying healthy during flu season

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Because of the widespread swine flu outbreak, President Obama declared a state of national emergency. And in many communities, people are standing in...
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A wonderfully unpretentious winery

It's a rare individual who can shift from being a commercial salmon fisherman in Alaska to award-winning winemaker in California. Bill Myers is...
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Four free wellness events to keep you upbeat in the rainy season

What could be better for your health and your pocketbook than free events planned with wellness in mind? While it...
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Rohnert Park suffers for lack of downtown district

Rohnert Park is a small, quiet city with more affordable housing units than neighboring communities in Southern...
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It's dog heaven at Two Rock

Isolation in narrow, concrete runs. Outside exercise once, maybe twice a day. No contact with your own kind. This sounds more like the infamous...
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Regional parks pass a great deal

Yesterday I posted an article about Crane Creek Regional Park and planned a slideshow for it, too. But the slides wouldn't load, so I'm trying again...
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The dark side of Sonoma

Quaint. Charming. Friendly. Cultured. Those are some adjectives that come to mind when I think of the town of Sonoma. With it's inviting town square,...
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Mom shows off her gangly babe

Perhaps because we lived in San Francisco for so many years and had our fill of the city's glorious architecture, foggy, windswept days and diverse...
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Hope for Generation Next (and everyone else)

I stumbled upon the website of Shana Ray, a social media consultant based in Sonoma County. (Boy could I use her...
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