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Sonoma County’s Orange Belt and Cloverdale’s Annual Citrus Fair

February 6, 2021 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

It's not clear who came up with the idea to call Cloverdale the Orange Belt of Sonoma County, but George E. …

December 2, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

The Meredith Fish Company pier and cannery at Bodega Bay is gone. The demolition took three weeks to complete. …

November 15, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

In the past several weeks, I have received many questions about the Sonoma County Archives, which narrowly …

November 9, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

Before October 2020, some may have thought of the Hood House, constructed in 1858, for its proximity to the …

October 21, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

Petaluma's popularity as a hotspot for beer enthusiasts began long before the current craft beer renaissance. …

September 24, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

My recent blog post featuring the history of Petaluma Christian Church, aka Polly Hannah Klaas Performing Arts …

September 20, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

With plans underway to construct a new church on Schuman Lane in 1971, members of the Petaluma Christian …

September 19, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

California has been conducting fairs for more than 140 years, with the first state agency fairs established by …

September 8, 2020 // by Katherine J. Rinehart

Learning that Sebastopol’s Manzana Products Co. is Sonoma County’s last surviving apple processing plant …

Shown here is the home of James W. Armstrong, a pioneer of Petaluma and Sonoma County as it appeared in April …

As we all shelter in place, people have gotten creative in how they keep themselves fit as well as …

Who remembers the bookmobile? Something I suspect many are longing for these days as we continue to shelter in …